I - 4 <0 ' }.' '
All?J, which pTf^txkU our poop T.sfi.r 0? I I
loot to war jjlliiSwjtnary mfrtvee ?i? entire- M
ly forgot their eduoatlonai interests. Piflcea 1
speaker* wVre4nfiomioed bo the programme. *
but only eleven deelaimod, t?ur bavlnj gone to ,
the service of tholr country. Enlivened by the '
? harms of murie oavl greeted by tbo bright
o/os aid rosy ohoeka of lovely woman, the claes <
mad* iu appaaraaoe on the rostrum. Mid o more 1
bond?mo lias* we hare not seen tor many a '
day. ,
After a rhfm pr*yor by that eloquont divine, ,
Rev. Wightforrd Smith, and the band perforin- i
fag a, grand marob, the President Introduced
Mr. Broxiar, of Georgia, on "The Pnst, tlio 1
Fresoat and the Future of Constitutional Lib- j '
?rty in North Aniorica." The. Bpoaker began ,
hy referring to tkkt well known lino of Bishop ,
Bsrklsy?"Westward the star of empire takes
it t way." Ho spoko of our post history, tho '
pi udeuce of our forefathers, how they avoided
the evils of usurpation, the imperfections of
Jove rimenl, of the principles of the old Con
.-litution, tho causes that led to our present ,
disturbances, and closed on the future of our i
Southern Confederacy. His speech was a happy
effort, wel worthy the groat theme to which 1
ft was devoted, delivered with manly and graceful
oratory. It produced a fine effect on the
intelligent and attentive audience.
Next followed Mr. McCanta,<sf Columbia, ou
"The Magnet." Mr. Hardy, of Anderson
District, on "Great results from small beginnings
in Solenee." And Mr. Johnston, of |
Beaufort District, en "The days ?f the Maiden
Queen." All three of whom acquitted them- I
selves much te the satisfaction of tho audience.
"Southern Civilisation," by Mr. Lipsuy, of
Chester Distriot, was handled in an eloquent
Aud able manner. Tho speaker showed that
iu all civilizations, the rising one would always i
succeed. That in the difference between North
and South, Southern civilization would finally {
triumph. And with a happy eouolusion, took
his goat amidst great applause, grcoted by
handful8 of flowers.
Next came Mr. Connor, of Orangeburg District,
ou "Tho Modern Man of Progress:" His
humor produced muoh applause and laughter.
He spoke of the follies of his young hero, whose
respect for himself was greater than that all
tho world had for him, whose ideas of pomp
soled boots and a slick cloth ooat wcro above
jliu creations of art and science, but whoso productions,
alas, would finally become proper
materials for the paper mill.
"The Charms of Music," by Mr. Bound, of 1
Cokcsbury, was a rich treat and worthy of
much merit. His delivery proved hint to be j
quite un agree ible speaker, while his refined :
style showed a highly cultivated taste, it re- j
oeived applause aud cotiuuciidui ion from all. i .
"Departed Hours." hv Mr. Summers, nt
Orangoburg District, .and ".My Country,'" by i
Mr. Watsoit, of Ookesbury. mor-.led iiiiiph i
praise. The former calm an 1 deliberate in h?s
delivery ami concise in lis sty I*, spoke of the
happy days oi youth, the pleasures we enj?y in
contemplating a welt spent Lite, mid iliu grief
we experience in consequence of n misspent ,
life. The latter, more excited nu'l animated,
becanie ton loud for the hail, hut what we
gained of his speech w is well written.
Wuiurlon." by Mr. Williams, of Colleton
Distiict, was treated in n llowiug style?deacriptive
mid figurative, it plcnsudauJ charmed
V jtlie aiidieiiw-o. i
While .Mr. Vancy, of Chappall Hill. N. C.,
showed the amount of "Cotioa" produced by j
our Mutt hern Stoics; that no Other country on 1
the globe was s > we.) itiliipled to its cultivation; 1
that it is king mid sits upoa its throve of commerce.
rul-ng :ne world.
Thus ciniod the exhibition on Wednesday?n l
.rich treat to nil. And it. must be said to the
coiuitieiidaiioii of nil the speakers, ih?t not one
re.erred to his manuscript. < i
Wofford College is a first class institution,
located on a beautiful sito in the mountain rc <
gious. sitriaiuudod with rich sccuery, blessed
with health mid directed by an able, expert- 1
eiiood sti i learned Faculty. It deserves tho \
patronage of our State nd country. The moral
deport moot of the students is good; the laws
of the institution strict and are tuade to be ,
x>boyod. j
At night a social party was given in tho two ,
society lulls, wh re "briglit the lamps shone (
over fair wouieu and brave men," while merry
laugliter and wit whilcd away the evening with t
mirth mid jolly humor. ,
Tito next d-ty all were invited to a pio-nic at (
t 'eJar Springs. But being unable to attend, ,
we l>eg to leave you for awhile, hoping that (
tho pleasure of tho p;o-ttic were equal to those
of the exhibition, mid thai with refreshed tvind*
,aiid unbroken hruru the young men return*! 1
with renewed vigor l? ihcir posts of dot . At
Alieir Annual uoiuiuoncutueu , in July next, inay I 1
the terrors of war have censed, and may we j *
mccv ii^mu iu u tnijiiti over another least of I
i;l<)i|ujni-e at the literary rostrum.
IL. C. T.
May 2. I8ul.
For the Carolina Spartan. J
Pacoi.btT; Depot, Apiil 20, 1801.
A Inrgc mooting of the citizen* of heat ci i- 1
jiany, Ne. 2, 2nd battalion, rt71li regiment, 8XI.
>1., and the surrounding country, ussemhlcd >
At Paculett Depot to take into consideration tho
state of alTwI* vt the country, its homo defence, *
And the care of tho needy and destitute families
jot those who are in the army serving iu defence
of the State, and to form a committee ror j
the above purpose. On motion, Ucv. il. C. i
Burnett was called to the chair, and William
Webster requested to act us Secretory. Cel.
II. C. Poole explained the object of the meeting, j
and on mature oousidcratioo the foliowjugret/Minions
was adopted : t
Retained, That yc, the citizens of the neigh- ?
fjorhool of Pacolott Depot and of our heat com- |
pany, do hereby pledge ourselves to look to and 'J
Assist the families of all persons that have volunteered
and arc in Ihe service of our State, i
that need assistance, and furnish provisions for t
Alio same so that none suffer.
Retained further. That u-e nl.>ihr? /\ti?-o?.t?f.n
- ?? o" w "" rl
^ < *1*0 pur bent endeavors lo keep gov J order m
#11, boat. *
m motion, Rot. M. G. Rarnatl was oLacted ,
permanent President, Gen. It. P Ratee Is! Vice v
President, W. Webster 2d Vice-President, and f
Wm. D. Tollcson purmanont Secretary.
The President appointed the following Marlials
in tlio <li(T..rent localities of the beat, viz: ,
Stephen Kirhy, Wpj. Webster, W. T. Wood, M.
J. Ham met, p. J 0?Joud, D Iff. Murph, J. H. t
King, Col. R. 0. Poole, Kli Rrja it, Elijah Bar- i1
iiclt. It was further ordered that each Mar.- |!
iial call lo his assistance Gve men, to assist in i
.carrying into etfoct ike above resolution. Ou ' n
motion the meeting adjourned until Friday, "
JJay 3. M. C. UARNETT, l'rea. "
W?. WjciisTt'.it, Sec.
_ .. t.
ARMH FORUoVKRVMKNTi'UOM KtJRorE.
? Wc understand that a letter was recciv- ^
?d in this oity on Saturday, from a mom- j ^
ber of the Cabinet, which aiai,od tjia? with- p
in a few days after the inauguration an |l
agent was sent to Kurope with orders to '
purchase five hundred thousand stand of, 8
nrins, and that these arms would now le ()
ai* ving by every steamer at Now York. I(
' [ C?in: iff nut i J'Jntj Hirer, r
'vr?aroHna
bound to
iunuuaad Of Captain M. li Gibkos, passed
ihpough Charlotte on lh? Jforfb Carolina Railroad.
ft#y woro hospitably entertained the V1
ihor* tim* tUojr remainod in Charlotte, by her ?
jHjfeoe. r*
The Virginia Slate Convention has passed a
Slay Law, and will probably take a recess iy *
the course of a few Jays. tli
The Maryland Hons* of Delegates have passad,
without djvisiftn. a' resolution declaring b*
that the Legislature has no power to pass an f>
tnlinanoe 01 secession. IQ|
The annual m ctiag of the stockholders of
the Greenville 'and Columbia Railroad Com pa- **
commenced its annual meeting in their hall
In Columbia, on the 2d of May..
The Rlelilund Riflemen in parading through
the streets of Riohmoiid, saluted the DapiUch )|c
alftce with prcscut arms. H
Lincoln's men at Cairo captured a steamboat
with $l?i,000 worth of arms and ammunition
ou board for Tennessse. The people of
ronuesaee arc retaliating by seising every Cineiuuati
boat that passes up the river. .
Troops am still pouring into Washington
from nil quarters of tbe North and West, and of
rumors of an attack on Alexandria arc rife. a
The bridges on the Baltimore, Wilmington
and Philadelphia Kaiiro??', la.ely dostroyed,
are being rebuilt. fa
Tli? James Kivcr ia blockaded, and commu- vi
n'oaiion with Norfolk cut oflf. The steamer
Ulcncoc, for Norfolk, waa compelled to return. n(
The authorities of New Orleans hare appropriated
two hundred thousnud dollars for the
defouoe of the idly. 01
Passengers who left Pensncola the second < f U
May,report the troops generally in fine lieulib hi
and spirits. The t. on federate fortifieatiotis ^
were rapidity progressing, and troops, arms ..
and amiHunitioB were daily received.
The tldrd and fourth Regiments, sow <juar- *
Lerod in Columbia, paradod in that city, on the ^
ith of May. General UarKngton in commaud. SV
The regiment numbers 1,100 men each. Di
Surgeon Geocrnl Qibbes returned to Colum- n
bia on the 3d of May, and reports to the Caro- ct
Union, that our troops at Richmond as satisfactory.
There are about six thousand troops in .
Richmond, and more arrivinir ilnilw a i?m? d<
number has collected tit Lynchburg, where the I
Tennessee companies were expected yesterday, ct
The spirit in Virginia is very high, and the city j?
of Richmond is alive with preparation. She ct
ladies are all making uniforms, and the Quartor-mastor's
and Commissary's department* 111
are busy. Abundant supplies will soon be at
forthcoming, aud accommodation for forty or u<
fifty thousand men will soon be furnished. \
Major-General Leo is diligenly engaged with :
his organization, and lias some of the beat ofli ec
cers of the late United Slates Army associated
with him. "
Gov. Ellis will hare 5,009 troops io Raleigh, 1
ready for Virginia, in a few days. *
It is reported that the North Carolina Leg- ,M
islature will ptui-s a, secession or dilutee >u Jjiv
20th of May. I
Nkw Out,r.Atf*, May 3.?Colonel Vtia Horn,
in command of eight hundred Tezans, hns caplured
at Jndianoln one hundred United State* \\
Kold>ers, under conioinwd of Major Sibley, who
surrendered. The oiticcr* arc an parole.?
Others have been allowed the option of joining
the Confederal# *ruiy, or taking the oath not r_
to light against it. ??
The tramps called out by the new army and
navy orders are. it is said, in tui ition to the III
seventy-five thousand volunteers already re- oj
rpiired, so thai the whole luunltcr called out by w
I he United States Government thus far is :
Volunteers by proclamation, . . 75 ?H)0
Volunteers iVr three years service, -1 ?.tM><I lh
Regulars for tire year's tfrt'i :v4 25,l>00 1/
Icauicn ** '* lS.tXLW
" of
Total 158,000 ^
01
Moxtoomcuy, May 4. ? The eity of Mont501111
ry is full of people. A co.ps of dragoons .
i*just leaving for i'eusaeola, froni which point ln
here is nothing new. N
General Beauregard has left Charleston for
Montgomery, in obedience to a summons to yf\
1 hat ertoct from I'r sident liavis. The nature
>f his uiission has not transpired.
J-idgc Luwpkju, of the Supremo Court of .
rjeorgja, has iu service of I lie Confederate j
States at this time, four sons, two son-in-law*,
two grandsons mid six nephews. hll
It is understood ill R lion. Johu A. l)ix will er
be one of the Major-Generals ?f the New York a
forces appointed by Gov. Morgan. qi
The Carolinian of May Oti, understands that gu
it is probable that Col. Riou's regiment will be fn
ordered to Columbia to enctinip The seventh
regiment hns gono to Aiken, and it is believed er
that the fouth. now in Columbia, will be order d
to the same place. The eighth regiuieht has ci
gone to Florence. Tiiis latter regiment com- oj
tnandc by Col. E. II. C Cnsh, has agreed to
respond to any call from the Confederate Gov
jrnmeut. This is said to lie the first regiment, l*.
which, as n?t entire body, iias made such a prof t*1
for. 95
Judge Uotul h?* charged the Graml Jury in u.*
C.1I1 iinore, to timl indictnients again*t nil per- ta
? ms concerned in the ailujr of the lyth April,
ntd against all known to hove obstructed rail
r..ads or iuicm>)*cd tie .telegraph wircf. J"
The New York lire.nan's Zouaves, ouc thou- .
and one hundred strong, and It. 8. Marine's
Vitillery. one liumlred iuid fifty in number,
irrived in Washington last niglit.
Large niunlaus of Kcutfccki.ine arrived at
Harper a Ferry to 4ay ^
Ai.kxaxukia. May 5 ?The citizens are very W;
nuch excited by a statement that Alexandria, er
V irginia will ho occupied by federate troops tonarrow,
who wilt advance fioiu Washington ,
jy 1 lie Long Bridge ,1'
Five transports, with men and munition, pasted
up to WashingioTi to day. N
Lincoln visited am) jiispccuid the wavy yard
o-day. L
TF.LI'..! l-~. 1? ? - --
wukikvh i el ry.-vuic 1111.14 Annapolis I jjj
? uninterrupted. Twelve steamers tie 011 tlie ' .
outs.
The railroad Wj Auntpolit anil Waali- "j
ngti?V if ljuai'liyj by federal troops. vi
The Baltimore ami Ohio Railroad will soon ! th
>e made a military road. ||(
Montisomrry. .May o.? Congress waa in
locret session nil of yesterday. The injunction ?
if accrcoy was removed from an net passed | 1
>roviding for (he formation of a regiment of W:l
Souaves.
A resolution was adopted allowing all persons W
n the slavehohbjifc' States desiring patents to Ini
ile caveats with the Attorney General. (j
Gen Beauregard and Mr. Russell, coi respoo- })(J
li nt of the London Times, havo arrived in Mont.- 4 (
joinery. '
Mouii.k May 5.?Tho Continentals, 100
jtrotig, left for Montgomery to-day, and there 00
rere als* on board the steamer several resigned
ederal military oflioers iroiu Texas, intending Bis
o otter their services to tlie Confederate States jni
loverninent, g<}j
It is reported that Mobile -will be blockaded
o-morrow. ^
An.yapoms, May f?.?There are now 0,000
roops at Annapolis. 7<M) left here last night '
lound out. Thev are to land in.?r r.?I tli
?co-operate with troops approaching that city nt
roni tbe North. of
Several persons have" been arrested in tlus
loighborhood of Annapolis as spies, and liml
Hide accurate siujrcys and minute details of |L
ho operation there.
Tlie sloop-of war Allej/any, the revenue cut- ]01
Br y?r{card, flic IJ alt if, am d the KrtLtr, ire off
iiioapolis.
Prof. Lowe has returned to Cincinnati. He (,w
ros well pleased with bis trip to 8outh Carono.
Tlie Piofossor is now engaged in pre- l't
nring for bis voyage across the Atlantic. H? do
liinks the people of South Carolina tiro very a]|
i<|Uisitivo, asking so many questions to a f
cntletu.m just on a flying visit.
The Charleston Courier remarks that since
he Northern mail communication has been in- ,
rrruptod, tlie average of truth in our exchange* '5'
.ached this ofticc has largely advanced- Wi
IQtelt wring"? a laming report whioh had
toed bpmn?7 Mtftt an organised plea had
m laid to b#i> these three eHlea. Special
4Mb were IweelUtely placed All over thoee
The Northern papers orgs an immediate at
ckon Harper's Kerry, Alexandria and Nor
Ik, befbre the people of Virginia have time to
lify tlis ordinance of secession.
The Marylud legislature has appointed flre
eoMionistsenihs eotnmiUoete superiutundvid
arming of the State.
Gen. Wool hae baao ordered from New York
rk to Troy by Gen. Scott, in a brief, sharp
d snubbing letter. Wool is requested not to
lerfere with Scott's ordersA
bill establishing a Secession committee of
ft v mot sueh resistance ln?be Senate of Marynd,
on Saturday, that it wiis onaly recommitd.
In Now-York, on Fridn,y a seizure of a roilin
of boxes of percussion oaps was ntnde.
isse woro destined for t harlcston.
A vole? flroni Conneeflen*.
The Carolinan has bocn handed the
Mowing extract of a letter for publication,
is from a young man, assistant editor
' a Bridgeport, Connecticut paper, and ii
remarkable expression of sentiment coing
from that quarter. Such voices arc
:nt, few, and fur between, therefore tbeii
rtuc and patriotism are more worthy of
>te:
" BniDfiEroiiT, April 20,1801.
u We are all excitement hero now, and
ir people seciu to have gone inad. The
lack Republicans, whose work this trou0
is, are now shouting for tho Union and
te stars and stripos, and crying out that
le government must bosustainud; in other
ords, the wholp North must swallow tho
hicago platform, and make the South
ralluw it too. It is a dose they won't
akc me swallow, neither will they, the
nk and file of the Democracy of Fairfield
>unty.
" Our office has been threatened with
nuolition, nud 1 have been warned that
will bo tarred and leathered unless I
>uie out, and unless the paper comes out
1 support of the policy of President Lin>lo.
An association of Democrats is formg
hero to ho called the Home Ouurd,
id the first demonstration that is made
;*inst the 1 Old Farmer,' it will act as old
bo said?' repel force by force.'
u I am poor?1 live only by the strictest
:onoiuy?but before 1 will take up arms
i the heck or call of a Hhick Hcpublicau
resident against my Southern brethren, I
ill rot in prision ere I pny the line lor
m-compliance."
Freni Hasliington.
The Alexandria Gazelle, of Saturday,
us the following by special express from
'ashington :
w At the commencement of the present
ouble, Geo, Scpit advised the Adminisation
ui Washington to invite Col. Lee,
'Arlington, to assist him with his coun
Is?j?ro!iouncing him tho first military
an of the age, and declaring that his coloration
at that time with the Government
ould be of the highest importance. Kvery
due nient was accordingly offered by
ic Oovernti out to persuade Colonel
ec to lend them the weight of his talents
id military skill. Hut in vain. Neither
ficial rank, nor promises of pecuniary
aolumcut could move him. Geo. Scott
cut to Lincoln with tears in his eyes, and
iplorcd hint not to issue his procdilution
early every member of the Cabinet op|?o*I
it also. The 1'residentdeclines that he
rote it himself.
We are told by old Wushingtonians, thai
this time the press of Washington js as
unpletely inv./.led as that of Paris js by
ouis Napoleon. 'J'hey dare not publish
lything reflecting upon the Lincoln Guy
nment, which is fast assuming a shape oi
military depot.sm. Outrages are com
ittcd by the soldiery, which never are
en in print, l'rivutc property is taken
r the use of Government, citizens threatio<
by rabib Kapubiieaus with the direst
ingeance, and others ordered to leave the
?no freeman dares now to express an
union.
Disaffection to a considerable extent it
believed, exists among the citizcu solcry,
and if a demonstration was made
raim-t them, a majority, it is confidently
sorted, would throw down their arms and
kc position with the ?oulli.
Numerous families, many of w' 0111 origally
came from the North, are availing
lOinselves of the open facilities of the
ong Bridge, to go over into Virginia,
From lit Hapoll*.
Annapolis, April 21).?Yesterday the
aval Acudumy here presented a more
irlike appcarcnoe than ever?two ateams
were constantly engaged in Liking the
oops from 4^10 Federal fleet lying in the
irbor, and landing them uu shore. Kight
ousand men were lauded, principally froui
c? York and Hh >de Island.
The citizens were greatly alarmed to-day
r a re|H>rt put in circulation to the effect
at by to-uiorrow no person would ho nlwed
to leave or enter the city, and that
c male portion would be lorced into scree,
consequently a great many left lor
e country, taking witli theiu their hum's.
This rumor, however, is supposed to
! ctroncous, from the fact that the contct
of the troops here, with one exception
ive been exceeding by courteous.
In addition to the troops landed by the
rmtnn this morning, another regiment was
nded this evening by the steam-tug from
avro de Grace, making the total nuiur
of troops landed, 12,050, ol which
1)00 have loft for Washington. Auione
ose here is n company of artillery and a
mpany of cavalcry from Boston.
Augustus Gassaway, Esq., the gentlcrnly
postmaster, has been uiing his ut
Mt endeavors since the troops took posjuion
ol the railroad, to convey the mails
Haiti more ami Washington by pony,
miner, or otherwise, hut the troops have
ircha&ed all the horses in ami around the
u city, mid tho captains of vessels are
t disposed to sail under the present state
affairs.
IIow changed.?Before the New York
erald was brought over to Republicanism
talked to the New York, capitalists as folvs:
Tho States in tho Southern Confederacy
e SIS,000,000. The Confederacy itself
es nothing. The Slates in tho Norther.i
deration owe 8174,00J,000; besides the
bt of the Federal (iovernmcnt, making in
alxmt 8200,000,000. These are points
the consideration of capitalists.
Congress has determined to net prompt.*
and the numerous offers for the service
11 be imtmdiuUly accepted.
T?* Nrw Yuek S?v?HT?! nk'il*kk*t. - Tin
folio vine is frgin the Baltimore San. of Monday
One of the members of the New York 7th Reg
iutent reached this city on 8Aturday efternoot
m rou/e for his home. He etatcd that whet
they offered their services to the Government
it was tar the defence of the Capital, and no
to engage iaa werfnie against a State Of States
Fifty of the tnemWre reused to takg the oat J
after reaching Washington, and the reiuaiudq
look it oonditiobaliy that they were not to ht
called on to go out of he District of Coluinble
The gentleman who came to this city, say
that the feelings of the regiment towards tu
v .1 ?a -i
|Kjv|>ig vii umiiiiivru Hre ui nil' KHUllli'Si C liar AC
tar. and that they cojld not bo induced to lo
ado the soil of Maryland, or of the South, f<?
hostile purpose. Several of the members e
tho regiment Are native* of Baltimore, and th
> respect of the whole body for Baltimore is ver;
strong.
From Pkniaoola.?Twe of the eo'dier? stn
tioned at Fort Pickens hail deserted and wer
brought to the Navy Yard by one of the boat
of 0on Bragg. They report that the negro*
who were reeoutly stolon from iheTortugan ar
now on 8auta llosa at work?that there ar
about nine hundred men in tho fort and on th
i island, besides sixty from ships?and that onl;
six vessels of war are now oUT the liarhor. Gen
oral Bragg is progressing rapidly in his fortifi
cations, and is nearly ready to "entertain" th
forces at Pickens and in the floet "in a hostil
1 manner." The troops of the Confederate Arm;
nro in good spirits, and arc sanguine of suecest
i But little sickness prevails, and the troop
' generally tire in good health, sun burnt, an<
' ready for the conflict.?
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Jttjmcncol.
Married, on Sunday, April 21. 18H1, by J
Bankston L>ayis, Esq., Mr. A. J. 11EAG AN t
Miss KL1/A BONllA.M. All of Spartanburg
. >U! rswMMMMBMWrsg
AN NOl'NCEM KNTS.
Tlio friends or J. KUFU8 I?OOLE reapcclful
ly iinnounco him as o candidate for Ordinar
at the ctituing election.
March 28 3 te
We arc authorized to announce J NO. EARLI
llOMAR a candidate fur re election to the Ofhe
of Ordinary, at the election to be holdcu ii
August next.
Notice.
JM. EI.FORI), ESQ., will act as my nu
M thorized agent, during my absence.
J. 1). WRIGHT.
Spartanburg, May 2, 1S??1. 8 Qfcf
i Notice.
MR. J. W. HARDY is my tuthorized A gen
during my absence.
C. E. FLEMING.
! Spartanburg, April 18 -It
IIEiDQIiRTLHS.
LIMESTONE SPRING J, April 2-Y lKf.l.
rMIIE 1st Battalion 37th Regiment S. C. M.
J| are required to assemble at Willis Allen*
on Tuesday, 2Mb day of May next, armed :iu
equipped as the law directs. Commission*
and non-commissionc I oiheurs tlio day pretiou
for drill and instruction.
Tho 2nd Rattalion 37th Regiment S. C. M.
will assemble at Bagwell's Old Field, on Thorn
day the JiUth of May next, armed and eqiiippci
according to law. Commissioned and nan
commissioned oUxcers the day previous furdril
and iust root ion.
Captains, Lieutenants, Sergeants and Cnrpo
rals who have charge of companies, are re
quired to extend this order.
W. D. CAMP.JScnior Captain
and t.olouol yro lent.
May 1 td
N E W STO E.
.. K W GOOD S!
OpiojoU" thr 1'oUuetto at firming' a Jro.
J'rout UuihUuj.
Gentlemen's i?urnisliins
ST O XI E .
G out lemon*!-* W(?ai
tir eVKRY |>Jt.<CUirT10V,
FINE CLOTH GOATS
CA.SSIMKRK SUITS,
Pan<s ol* Jill equalities
SniRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS,
Undershirts, Drawers, Socks Ac. The finei
quality of Tobacco ami Segarh.
The ultscriher invites a share of public pat
vonngc, and will sell low for CASH, or t
prompt paying customers,
R K. L KWART, Agt.
AprH 11 5 ltu
ABIBKOTYPI5S'
JF*of t lie ~1? i 111 o it
I
M O U Z O N
IS STILL AT SF1RTA.NBURG
AMYE ANi> AU1.E TO
TAKE A PICTURE FOR 75 CENT!
WHICH CANT I1E EQUALED IN THIS L AT
1TUDE. CALL EARLY AT HIS GALLERY
Main-st., Over A roller's Saddle Shoji
April 18 f, tf
HBAIMlUAKTrnS. *~
ORDER NO.
TITHE 2d llnttalion of the8Clh Regiment S. ('
1 M. will peraUeat Roiling Springs on Satur
lay the 11th day uf May next, equipped as th
law directs, for instruction and drill. Tb
commissioned and von ?omuiis>ionod olfieer
i will attend the dav nrcviniit fur insli nriii.ii u...
' ?lrill. 15y onler of (J. W. IL. Lege, Col 3'-t)
j S. C. M.
Vf. IN DI8IIOP, Mnjor.
April 0, ISO). t'l
I>r. M . C. BcmcIIi
PENT 1ST,
OFFICE over DKUO STORE of J. E. (loot
tfion, opposite rnlinollo Hotter.
Feb A 4H If
NOTICE
DW. MOORE bus totlde an ansigniacni ti
tis of all Ins otf.-rts villi a view of p.ayiti;
lite tlelns en I settling up hie iifTujrs. Tin
creditors are therefore rptjuasleti fo c >u?o for
wnril arnl select an ag?nt on Saturday, the till
ilay of April at ' > o'clock, A. M., at the Stort
! Hootn of 1>. \V Moore. The creditor- also an
rtqutttled to file with V Win go a proper state
meut of their detfcatnjs, by the loth of April
A. WJNOO, > .
S. H01I0 J A-t^neea.
I March if
HI II III I mi nmmwwmmmmBmmm
Pp?t Ofltop Notioe. 1
' rrtUB OAcs will b? Qpeqed ?rrt day (BanI
tlajw excepted) flrgnt 7 o'olocfc, A. M.. until
1 u"M., ut which tine It will close until 8 L\ M.,
1 Mid-than upfu until 8 If. M. I
TH? Southern Mull will clone ertry <lty,
(Suudjiys rsccpted) at j past 7 I*. >1.; closes 1
Sundays ?t 5 o'clock 1*. M. I
> ? J. A. LEE, I\ If.
iXotioe.
TAMES II. ALEXANDER Is my auOiori**!
i *1 attorney during uiy Absence from Spart.m
hnw IU.M.t u o if-ii
D ? ? ? it. r. wiui/vy ff pbit. i
April 16, 18G1 0 81
\ wig7! ,
r AND ALX. KINDS OF '
; FANCY HAIR WORK,
: MUS.VVM- MAST KRAI IN, Agte
FOR IIBll SISTERS,
0 Misses M. St A. Ashtoa,
Of 72, Market-st., Charleston, S. C.
WHO MAMOFACTrsr:
1 WIGS, BRAIDS- CURLS,
J TUZITTES, all kinds of
j MEMENTO DAIR WORK,
.BREAST PINS,
Bar Kings, Rings, Necklaces, Charms, and
Guard Chains in the tno"i faithful manner.
All orders forwarded by Mrs. Master man
f will meet with immediate attention,
g April 25 tf
i FREE TRADE
AND
, SOUTHERN RIGHTS.
THE umlcrsigtiod still carries on his various
branches of business, in Spartanburg,
E next door to Lee & llriggs' Stora, to wit:
: SILVER PLATING.
and nit kinds of SILVKit OOI.I) lilt ASS .?.!
- .? <<?> "i <MKip |
tioti for the Stock. Suitable art'nugcuiciiirf will
be uiaJ* for furnishing t )^* lloud* on |)j?t receipt
of the money, at an early d *y after en oil
subscription baa been inailo Kngagement* for
the purchase of Uouds may be inmle at the
Hank, or at any of it* 1 tranche*. It i* propnI
bio that, at the next Session of the l.egislnt tire,
those parties who desire it m.ty have their
Uonds eonyerted into Stock.
<\ >1 FURMAN. Preside?!.
Charleston, February 12, lMtll, hi?tf
Dr. \V. II. Piulj^ett.
U VYING located six miles South of Spartanburg
('. II., respectfully offers his prot
fessional services to all who may favor him with
r a call. Having had three years' experience in
e the practice ol Medioiuc, lu? thinks he can give
entire satisfaction, and trill attend to all calls
. in the vicinity, day <>r uight, oxocpt when pro
fession.ally engaged Charges mo lerafe to suit
the limes.
April IS tf 1
other metal work repaired iu the neatest and
. moHt substantial manner.
mm smztskihg,
Stocking excepted: Herolvera. Repeater* atul
other fire arras repaired in workmanship style;
Flint and Steel altered to Percussion. Alt
' kinds nf '
-T E W EERY
Repaired in the ueatest and ohenpest manner.
GOLD PL A T E
Pt eparetl for Dentists.
il AH of tliu abotrc branches 1 warrant to put tip
1 in as good work.nau style as can be done in
s the State or elsewhere.
Call and Judge for Yoursclrcs.
JOHN >1. MASON.
1 April 25. ISC.J 4l
! FOLGER &BRAWLEY
VjkTOULL) respectfully inform their fri?ml.?
* f uu'l customers and the public generally,
that tliey are still
RECEIVING WEEKLY SUPPLIES
or
GliOCEIilES
or
" Every l>osoriptioii
CCU AS
? Rio, Java, & Moco Coffee,
BROWN. CRUSHED, AND C SUGAR.
New Orleans, Muscavado, and Cardinas
Molasses.
t SALT, Pepper. Ginger and Spice,
Ct>NFHt'TJONAltlES of every kind,
t'ASIHKS?Assorted, French and Fance,
PliKSKUVKd and Jellies,
9 FltKSU FllL'lTS iu Cons, Fish nnd Oysters.
T> T3 ar T t3 *
jL. v A JX -i.^1 9
1*1*1*11 18
" BACON AND LABD.
0 Corn and Corn Meal, superfine Flour, at SO.70
per Saek. In fact, our assortment is full auil
complete, njud will be
Sold Cheap for CrtKh.
In addition to tlie above, we still have a goo!
assortment of Shoes,
. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
China and Glass Ware, Oils, Paints, ?Sto. We
arc thnnkful for the lifoeral patronage given u.s
heretofore, and respectfully solicit a routing
ance of the same.
FOLOKK & BR.iWLg)' I
April 11 0 i?_
' Or. Kliliu 'Jt oliiml.
HAVING permanently located one m?lc
a hove Mr. 11. Smith's, on I he Hlack stock
a lload, for lite purpose of prncticing medicine,
offers his professional services to those in need,
- and the public generally. He hopes by a laiihful
attention to business, together with lus for
, iner experience in the practice, to merit at
least a reasonable share of public confidence
i_ I and patronage He may always he found at
home when not professionally absent.
lliirRRKNCXs. ? l>r. G. H. King, Glenn!
Springs, y. C ; Hon. S i. Craig, Tyiersvillc,
B.C., l>r. \V. H. Hill, Sister Springs, S. C.; Hr.
J. 1>. Phtton, Tyler.-ville, S. tJ.
March 21 Bin
15.visit of
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ritlTr: Legislature having at Ua late session,
| auihori/ed lite Issue of Honda to fit* amontif
of $076,000, bearing an interist of ?tt fn cent.,
for the purpose of providiugthe fuuis>c*j*?ired
to sustain the Ft ale in the act of resenting
Iter rights of d^voreigiuy, this Ihuik/s ijftw brepared
to disposiVof tlic Itonls. Tfoejr are issued
in aunts of $50* $Yyo and $000. An wppotvuniiy
is I It us afforded- every citizen to make a
secure and profitable tyvestuieul, while contriF
lulling aid to tiwe cause *ia witlcli the State is
8 engaged With the vjew^f enabling citizens
? in any part of the State to\hnre in the Loan.
, the clerks of the < 'ottrls of tfty several districts
11 linvn rit.ui i f...l I" t,..t,U 1
a?=~H?ip?
PATTAJJON OJuS?MO.
HPHtt lei Batltlion will s??bto nf ToaUmL
I ooi<*t?rtU/lfce4thU?y Mxt the a
M ttptmlHoo ?t Uniting springs ou ftilfHw 1
Ihi 11th day of gny??xt Air drill end e&oreise. %
n.ecouumiyionednad nons?)aimUaIoii?doa;er?
will woe m We th*d?y pre* 10149 %lthr}rpc9v
treiiua ItetiuiiM ptml* ground* for 4r)U ttikd J
[ni'rue<l<?.
Lieut. Col- Bishop sod Mi\J. Anders*)* nr*
slurgoi with ili? MiMui?ovt ?Ui Utdjtr fitjiiii
I l?eir en win tide. Till VvlmfUr ?oopMi|t -J
within th? #?ih Regiment, holoog to the tyJl
Volunteer Regiment of H. if. Volunteers ope
respectfully invited to parade with w^eh lj*fteliou
ss they may selret.^-lty ??rj4er of' 4
Col <i. W. p. LBGQ.
William II. HAT, Adjutant
j\pHl 11 I* qr
A PR IL 3,1
1861.
NEW SPRING GOODS
1
MOW OFSHIM :
1
At 4
n
D I & L TWITTY'S.;
4. 4 tf_ 1
JL. <> ^ IV
toe tub
Defence of the Confederate States
:o:
x)r Hith-<cripiionj|iU be npeijed for '
$G,OOO.OUO?? ?I"y fTawJt of If)a Ht*)c in
Ch irlexton, on tlu ITft* nu<j i+vb Uaya of April
next, between ilie Jniur* of beHtcuji '.U in.
mid ( p. in. Five per cent. must be paid in
at the time of Hub.icription; and the rein
tinder on or\before the first ?f Alar, interest
,? ...... r- 111 ~r lI 1_. n
me u^<c *?i pircy pnjrn^ni. rcrMin
desiring toVecure thvir/uhscriptioii. may j
pay in < u.?li ihe\rliole amount, and take a receipt
for the delivery of bftuds or Stock. To
equalise ?lie rates ot^iubs^ription at all points,
and to enable all pcrton/conveniently to subscribe,
otirrent bank uytes of the place will be
received at tliair niarkef\altic in coin. In case
of uo over hub*crip?on\ proferencc will be
given first, to tho?e vain paVdnwa 11:eir whole
subscription; next to subscmlHos ot tfotl; next,
to subscribers of $IuO. \
books of subsrytptien will oh opened en (lie
saioe day at the Vvanchc* of tbe bank of the
State, in Columbia, fjaiudru and Abbeville :
al<o at the banks of Ktwberry, Chester, Fairfield,
Cheraw, Georgetown and Hamburg, and
at Greenville.
BDWAKD FROST, 1 Commissioner*
f. M. FUR MAN. V for
GKO. A. TKl'.N IIOJ.M J South Carolina.
April 4 tf
TU E STATE OF SOIITH CAROLINA 1
StarrAXnruu Distrust.
IN THE COUUT OF ORDINARY.
}'e?itiou for sale of Ileal Kit ate of Nancy J
Cook, deceased. (
Marcus Cook, Appmeut. vs. ltobert West, and (
wife Maria West, and others. Defendants
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Cabnn j
I'dshop and wife Francis bishop,ltobert We t, }
and wife Mai ia West, J antes Cook and Madison (
Cook Defendants in this case, reside without (
this state : 1; j? therefore ordered that titer do
appear en object to the division or sale of the
real estate of Naney Cook, deceased, on or
before the let day of July neat, or their consent ]
to the same will tie entered of record.
Given under tny hand and seal of office, this *
20th day of March, A. D. 1801. <
JNU. EAUI.K DOMAR, s s. t?. |
April 4 4 * 8m {
SPRTNGcSoSUMMER '
MIIjLI.MiRY. J
MRS. MASTERMAN '
(J.'tvsek SiFf* oj'pvfiU (Jtnrrnl Kduronl* <
W X" 1 J ?-A ? i* - - m - - 1
M.?.t reiii' urn irum * imno'iou Willi vcrj
carefully aulccicil Stuck of
CHOICE FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, BONNETS, HATS,
I*i liviT^ Variety of Style.
FRENCH BRIDAL WREATHS, |
i
BONNET OKNAMENTS, l
AND A Fi.W CHOICE CORSETS, \
l^ino Ulonde Lacew, j
<
AMI AU. OTHER ALTICLM OF MILL1NRRY. (
lti idal Orders Carefully Filled.
INrtl'KCTlOX l? IMVITSJl, VVIfJI THE AfUKAVCK |
Of PKUMIT 4TTK5XION. I
March 2S 3 If *
TO 601 r THE TIMES!"
J. A. HENNEMAN
WILL SEI.L IMS HTOCK or
Watches and Jewelry ,
?AT
LOW PRICES,
"X KVF.HV one in need of a
82$? KELIABLKTIMB-PIEC#
would do well to calj and
X Kpt one no?.
( y ] .T E WKLU Y
CVv ( ? ^ tlui latest stylos just i
raecired ; such as t
I, A DIES ^ GENTS' BREAST PINS,
CHATEI.AIN & MOllItNING PINS, '
nil kinds of Karring*, Gold Vest And Chntclnin
Chains, Neck lac s and Urocele!*, Studs and '
SleevehuUons of every variety. Seals, Wutch- '
chains. Also n hue ysnrltnent of Spectacle* | 1
to suit nil ages. f
Watches, flocks and Jewelry repaired at
reasonable chargos, and warranted to give satisfaction.
J. A. IIKNNKMAN.
Hook Store, Itriok lUogc, Maia-et. *
April 4 4 If
| T KUOJ:M"n J'. (>11. ju-t reeciva*} Jkjftday anjl
JV for sale by J. K. Gt M>ln?i< >N. 1
Sign of die (iol<l*n Mori jr. t i
AI.ABQE ASSORTMENT ?fi ftMpg.fc'h uU- ?
Iitirncry, Oiimirojn, Hiokg. Ac. I <
*o^1 ?* JOEJ. t GOO DC. ION *
^ iLl ."^ ' jra4
(SBiUflfr if* yj
J?Jt 11cwtiii
Ai - *
*& ''? * r i . ? *' '*& ifufccK ??&$?: "jf- Vt>UB
STOBtlB,
i . <!., v/* ' ' ?.
... wB oinsAvr*^.- jji^ 'T-.
\T .
JPW ft vn n?yt*iBi n omum
P UK ASS OIVB OS A CAtt. ^ '
L ? E QRIQQS,
Mfsbai a
ITeOjng off
AT COST!
tki k nim
NOW offer for sale. at COST PIIRES, a
large lot of GOOD8, embracing
HOES, AXJSSt
Praoe Chains, Pad Looks, and * great vanity
Alter art tolas.
They also offer as good aa as sort man! of nU
irticlva belonging to their line of btwiiiw n't
an he found in tbe market, and at pricci u
e.isonable as those of any other henna.
March 7 61 1?
BACON ! BACON!}
)000 pounds
Grood Bacon
I^or Hale By
RAY & HARRIS. *
AYSGARTH
X1III8 thorough-bred, and noted Ilaee Horse,
X 1MPOUTED 1MI Full direct fr. n,
U.1VLAND, by g. U. A J. I). Gist, v ilj
itnud the ensuing rtpring sensofj M Stables
>f Col. Nathaniel Gist. twelve utiles North of
LTnion Court House, on the m+in read leading
o Spartanburg Court House.
AY8GAKTII win aenre Mares nl F1FTV
DOI.LAliS insurance. The insurance money
sill be expected wlnen a Mare is sold or traded
fT before it is kaown whether oho is with fold
?r not.
PEDIGREE.
JWsgarth is a dark brown, sixteen hands
ligh, of hue b<?ne and great action, lie m.s
pi by B.irntoa. dam by Inheritor, hfjlby Mr.
iVhitlock iu 184*, her duai Giu. by uniper,
>ut of I*rinceas Jemima, by Remembrance.
Harmon's dam, Martha Lynn, brt-d by > r.
Miarju; in 18H7, got by Mulatto, her darn, Ledn,
>y t'elfco da Fein, Treasure by Catnilius.
Inheritor, wiuner of the Liverpool t\oj?
1831, a^ a three year old. and in IM7, as a nix
fear old.
Aysgnrth. bred by Ilarnton, dam by ItibcrLor,
Mr. Ridley's, at Durham. carrying 7et, was
uscond beaten ahead, for the Sew Stake, tor
.wo years old, (M entries.)
Mares will be sell token care of, and provi,
led with fond, nud barley lots to rttn on at -4W
rents ]>er <s ty Groom's fee GO rents.
March 21 2in
TUK TUUROIGU-BRKD HORSE,7
T H I C K E T Y,
WILL stand the present season, commcnc,
ing the let of MARCH, instant, and entL
ing the 1st of JULY, >.t IILS OWN ST A MLB,
near Limestone Springs. Mares entrusted t*
he care of the undersigned will lie well e.ncd
Tor, aud fed at the low rate of forty-conts per
lay.
He will be let to mares XI Twenty Dollars the
insurance, payable the first of December. 1/
A mare is parted with, the money will he ?le,
nur.dod. 1 trill not be responsible for any acr
cideuts or escapes that may occur- >'? ty Ccttia
10 the Groom.
DKSClllPTlON.
THIOliF.TY is 11 years old this spring, tatt
jxleen hands liigh, a rich brown dappled bay,
I* utost beauiilul Color imaginable, with a a
Auaotiinionly fine set of leg*- o'td muscles hi
tbundance.
WVATT LIPSCOMB.
flj)
?O0rHxpr?sa wpy,
NEW GROCERY STORE "
IM BRICK RANGE,
OppoMll? Ikd Court ll^uwe,
J. M. BOST,
Respectfully informs hi* frwt* **.1
the public that h? has opened
A New Grocerj Store
1**^$?nt it* 8bo?e location, where )>?
llJti^aaEMore *?d ' doily rcLciv1
mm9V k choice ."loch of UnwirK,
dwHHBio whicli h? invites nttsntioi.?
(ousisiing of SUGARS?Brown, flurilifl nn?i
'ru-bed; COFFEES -Rio, Laguayra. and Jiwrr,
HACllN ? llams. Sides, and ShonliW?
MASSES?New Orloann and Cuba; ^3QM|
r?au; Hire; Preserved, |Jpod, mkI yfl
KmnrtlM Fruit*; Eta,
i'icklcs; Mustard* Pepper: Spice:
deck ore I and Salmon; Flour, Meat, Com, To
otona; Salt?Liverpool Socks and Fine Table
BAJ53?:sa? tb&isras, saws 3
"Miecse. SuMnr and Bgg*?in abort, all the r*
joiia or tie lea usually found in a firat-?laS4 Ore*
,crv.
fot.uding to conduct a strictly '
CASH BISINKS8,
10 pledges himself to sell as \&m nu any other
lnllln in 41- ' 1 ' *
.? ?-?- -? ?au * uniTTWT A|(KS A TI"Ivj T,
J. M. U. will give tko higheftt jnorlcot prico
>f Flour tui<l Cora, And tin tor Tor oil oort* uf
'oiintrj iiroituco.
March ! \y 4