The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, April 10, 1862, Image 2
and adnuniatcriug with diligence
apd pleasure to tholw wutj are enduriug
v . the aifleomiont and hardships of the camp
? awd the ffeld; while *11 who set ? proper
% eliwd* Spa? IW Ulwti^, i? dtAuco of
wltf<*h im arc bat& ? and suflhriag, era
i watching eagerly the ooarae of tffoote. and
' eooakler alf other into rests inferior to those
| threatened by oar lively and Mood-thirsty
these slave# of greed act. only concerned
about the suooess of their speculations,
aod all indifferent to the nobleness of our
and the thickening dangers, are
laboring day and night in adding to their
Our aoidiora iu tb? ran ha are performing
grievous tabors, suffering numerous and
hoary evils, exposing tticir livos to the
shifts of disease and the missiles of the
&e, fur thu- mfceaable pittauco of slevea,
tfcdUra * month. They arc defending
property, laud, home. honor, everything
that makes life worth having, and while
thus uolly viiduiibg and doing, their
meagre wagon are stolen by the ravening
Wolves, and their loved ooes at home are
jjaHigod to stlui themselves in the. necessaries
of lifej because of the disgraceful exactions
of opuloul Rpcculators and monopolists.
Not content with etayiug at home,
wsVh experiencing noue of Ot% evils and ca I
la mi to* produced by this uuoalural war,
those v?* crable creatures appropriate the
earnings of the very men whose vulur and
nobility of soul afford tiioin the opportunity
of making money, and burden the Wives 1
of these gallant own with a crushing Weight
\>f anxiety and woo.
In ordinary times hi who takes advantage
of one's necessities, though the atrait
t<> which tho needy is reduced, bo caused
by improvidence an<i extravagance, iff accounted
disreputable; and the usurious
money changer iu all civilised countries is
unfit to associate with tho honest tradesman
whose business is conducted <m\ principles
of honor and juiti$o. How much
-J*** tk? Of^M, and' how with mora
deserving of aooru ?14ett*UUon are the##
hirpeta, who, in timo of war, when their
jvuet/y la beloagursd by a crafty, cruel
ard pewarful enemy, and is straining ?r?y v
ruieclo to drive back and puuish the
awarmmiC hordes, in the irraititieatien of
their insatiable greed of gain, are increasing
the difficulties of that stupendous
atrugglo, eariehiog ibemselvea at the exprnao
of an impovinhed country, and turn*
ing blood, aud tears and groans into money?
Such creatures arc a blot upon humanity,
an oficnoe to God and man. No matter
what their name and social position, how
fair tbuir character, how .profuse in then
professions of patriotism, these base rain*
dad u*>n should bo marked and visited
with universal acorn and execration.
Bv adroit management and mutual un
dsNtanding these extortioners succc ed in
realising enormous profits by the aul j of
articles that comfcrt and life make absolutely
necessary. They are 6pr,cululing
largtly upon all kinds of provisions, playing
cunningly into O'tic another's baud
The suoeca> vrith which they ure pursuing
their wioked oomnteioo is felt by the nation
from one end to the other. These
indispensable articles have n ade fcarfu?
etridee. They havu olearvd tenor twenty
Knta at a aingle pound Iiumeuse profits
are made in the pa*wge from the hands of
one cxt irtionov into the hands of another.
They arc Lauded together in this infamous
work, aud are enabled, by their coiabiuatione,
to conipa3? their selfish tuds.
How much father will Sheso Shyloeks
go? "When will they stop? How long do
^ uc intend t'o beer the evils inflicted upon
us by the^e human eomioranta? Is it not
high time for the military to put forth the
arm of it* power? Is not aomu action imperatively
demanded? The pric** of arti
elca at prime necessity hare been reported
in ifavr Orlaaua and Richmond. 6uoh a
ooura* ie loudly called tor by the suffering
coi jo unity Charleston, and wo tru*t
that mcncuroe will be adopted right early
1<>r the oorrection of thcao crying oviU5*w?
from iUK North ?-The North
?ro papcra bring u* the first thrao "General
War Orders''' #f Prosident Lincoln, who
aa wa? mentioned jo our paper of yesterday,
haijiut #Muwcl lhc ecramnnd dr. jac
f* *a woll aarfcjurg of the Yuukee army
tnd usTj. By thoeo orders it wilt be aecn
that Gon. McCh-ihn'a command ifl now
oortftfltfd to the "Department of the Potomac,"
or the region lying between the Po?
towifte ri*?r and tha Blue Ridge mountains;
that Gen. Hallock ia to have the supreme
r^oiotand of the "Departmcut of the Mia
muri," embracing all of the United States
fwcca Waai of u north and south line to he
v drawn "indeflnilely" through Kuoxvillc,
Tenntse.- ec ; and that a new "Mountain Depart
wont," to include the whole "rebelli
maa territory" between the departments of
ficncrwla.llalleek and Model!an, ie to he
lb4 -not 1** avft. ? ' -- ? * *' *
tv mo liianaprjiiiuiu OI mat pVOcioo?
knave, "AIjjm General" John Char
loa i'rctbont.
Greenville.
I he editor of the AahoTiUd (N. (7 )
Xetrt hat recently paid a flying visit to thib
phve and says, on his return, of the town ;
"Greenville, we must hot forget to My
is a charming place. Wc a)iall,if we live,
oer Lai nelly travel in that direction again.
Jn fact we w?ro pleased with everybody
and everything, ft is * nice place, fllled
vith nice people
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f<a ?-^ wwr^r
- tA*i***kTn.^tfi* l6*w A* UiiviJiUv^flS
\h4?Mutn.^mto.tia^?fi?'d?r># u*.
%;*n^ liihiiJ jh-^ *
fum^tvoucv.
( ? 'ih ? requested t? tiki* that * publto
jiraytr mooting will be bold lb the Melhodtsl
Ctorub, tn this pteae on *vory Wednesday it
12 o'clock M. CooUMnoeittg en the 9ih iui??t.
N" Itreet 'fax.
Tbe attention of the community la called to
i)?? advertisement iu tKfcr paper in regard to
Town fax, a snftoknt titna hu boon aliorrclod
by the indulgent Council, to pay, ein&e the lot
' of March last an now they give it ill farther
tV> **d any failing to do their duty muit
jj . eorvplain bring double laved.
luteal- I . E. Fleming.
inin gentleman is agaih in our mi dot, to obj
tain Volunteers for the formation of an Artillery
Company, to.go into immediate Service
Ho ii autboriied by the Bocrotary of War of
the Confederate State*, to form such a com
pane, and rcspoctfnlly Bollots all partial to
that aro? of the service to unite with him.
The usual bounty will be paid to each Volunteer
upon hi? enlistaiont. II<> has vucoacded,
we understand, In getting the names of twenty
five or more responsible and intelligent men.
With such a nucleoar. he surely cannot fail,
living a* he does in our midst, amllinownan
be i|, to tbe entire' community, as a gentle
matt andofficer. TwcIvq rncnths experience in
the army of the Potomac hx? given him the reputation
of being one of the beet and moat efficient
drill officers in the Infantry service. The
' company, if formed, will to attached to (he
? Hampton Legion" ia Virginia, and supplied
by Uuglish guns of th* tirst order. To such
as prefer servico in the Old Dominion, ac
wulJ appeal, in boh&lf of Lt. Fleming, at
Spartanburg C'-oUrt llouvo, where he may he
found.-until the 15th instant. He hopes to be
able to report to Col. Hampton a list that vdj
I entitle him to a position ia an organization
rondered illustrious in tha past.
Lteat WKlieripoon
Among the various recruiting officers of the
Plato who bare warmly appealed to the oM
" Iron District," for a contribution to the
" Regular Army" of tho State, ia the gentleman
above named, a native of South Carolina.
He has been with us for several days, and so
fur has succeeded in procuring sevci al names.
To each rocrgit he pays a bounty of sixty dollars
cash. If personal appearance and affability
were guarantees of success, he, abovo
aU ethers would excel tu strengthening this
brach of military service. Devotod to this
peculiar corps, he is unceasing in hie efforts,
j to augment its valuo and oiplein its details,
and operations: The " Regulars" are regarded
by all as tho basis, tha substratum of military
governments. Upon them the commanding
officer, in times of danger, looks for steadiness
of deportment and directness of action.
Others may vacillate, but tho ' regulars nevor,
is a recognized truth among all masters of
the science military. Ilenco Scotts partiality
to this potent arm in time of ba'tle. The drill
instructive and discipline which they undergo,
is eo thorough that it amounts to an education,
the results of which toU with terrible havoc
upon the battle held. If tbero ia ona arm of
the public service more efficient and potential
than .nAit..- :? i- -v.. -r .1
? * ?#* > ? * VVIIOIU ? v ?I4 IfiQ iO|U*
law. If then, there are any who deeiro to
connect t^omselves . villi this fited <rg&nixa.
tiou ?a our Confederacy, no baiter opportuni.
tjr than the present till he afforded. With
the Confederacy as tho theatre of war, our"
rights, independence, honor and political integrity
:U etato, who will hesitate? To the
adrortiseiueaLofl/Uut. Witherspuon, wo would,
therefore. respectfully direct attention nod
urge all inclined to join hita, to do so, at nm,
j as hia Map-will be rfhort.
Croat Col. ElforU's llegiiuoot.
The Greenville EnUrprin .loams thai Col
Clforu's Regiment is at proaont enjoying wry
good health, neatly all who were sick with the
measles and mumps having recovorod, tad that
almost twice tho number of ruen are to bd^seeti
on dices parade than wore able for duty \
luouta ago. lh?y have lueTCd down tho country
fire ciUes, oa tb* Toogado rivtr.
? ^ m 1m**i i
Tribute of UoN|>oct.
i L'Aur 0?cos, near Combauk* Fss*r, \
April 3. 15*.:. /
At a meeting of the Paooiet Volunteers, 13th
Ktfiuiout, held oaths 1st last, t.'apt. Ooraptoo
beiug called to the chair, aud Sergeant W.
It. t/Shields being requested to act as Secretary,
tho following preamble aud resolution*
w?ro unanimously adopted:
Whereas an all-wi?e Qod, has in his in?nite
wisdooi, visited our Company with the afflictiht;
hand of loath, and ruuioved from us
Oiuciai ranaa our uign'?* appreciates ontt esteemed
Lieut, ft' 11. (JtWwell, who dfcd of Typhoid
Fever, at White Hell Hospital on the
i&ih ultimo, end whilr we ere called upon bj
the eQdoaring tics of M<*iial affection to pay
him our tribute of respect, we fool that ono
lire bi^n se*?r?d from us in whom were happily
Wended tho estimable qualities of a gentloinnn,
with those of the patriotic "Soldier
One, who by bis affable moaner* and gentle
manly rtomumcr, elicited the universal respect
of Lie Company, and tho highest regard of all
*ho knew him; Therefore
KttoUtd, That while ere hereto bow with
humble submission to tbe inscrutable doipg*
of Him, who ruletli all things for good, we el
so unfeigned)/ lament tbe death of oar worthy
e. mrude. and feel that we haro loflt eoo, who
would hare defended valiently those saored
rights, bequeathed to u# by'our noble aocos
tors.
HuohtJ, That we do earnestly synipathuo
with tho parents and relatives of the dcoeasoit,
in this. their hour of end sQiction.
Acjoltfi, That the foregoing preamble and
1 resolutions he published In the G**oUn? Soar
! tart, and a coot of the same be ?ebt to Mrs.
CftHwel], th? motb?r of dec-oKaed*
W. P. COMPTON, Chairman.
TT. D. 0'Sui?Lb?, SacraUrjT.
Tt?a OhrWfitcm Courier givon thr Udiei in the
vicintij <>tNaiaroth, in tbia Riatriot, oraditfrr
I t*f n f'ri^erpr ?f
r - -'i&r*
V.
Ifyvu to ae? >-our?lrea l^rmh'
av?j <bd?u??*)7- *t?. vvxviivm
'VSmSmSiSSKCS^>
t? Uy? ktarJ doTionclikUout loud m4 T*r*r
to o^?r of
dfc&tUylr indirectly, for when, flour, corn,
baupnwr other etsehtialr of human existent, ;
upon (heir own aooeunt ? Art they buying
' upon their gut capital, or hare (hby money
, fttrBiebad thorn by gentlemen who bate coma 1
here for m-euiou. aud who feel disposed to make
expellees during (heir eojouru ! Do tlioy con- 1
dpnm speoulalors > and extortioners, and, at
tbe>*uine time, aid n class that smells disgusting
in tbshr nonrib; by raising the price of
mercenary articles?
1 Wo are astonished, snrpriseJ, and mortified
go tee that men, who hart professed a warm
and liberal .patrielism and especially, a geuer- j
ous heart to the ati*ce and children of soldier's
engaged in buyiug provisions, absolutely a?.
ooesary for their support, for tho small per
ant the oepllaliet givoe them. We aro fearful,
If oalled up<>n, that we should bo able to
indigitate just such a class in our midst. If
so, what can we, or tboeo who assail them,
eey ia their behalf? Can we trust him who I
damn* his neighbor for extortion, an<l, at tho
same tioue. elevate* himself to a position of pecuniary
independence by the use of other men *
money for apait of the profit*! I.ef^such
philanthropist* hid? their head", and oease
the wagging of their tongue* ngnkist the tnanufacturera
who aclf cloth, iron, or naila for
what they regard a* above their value ! The
man who cherishes the spirit of speculation,,
by purchase and resale of the absolute neces
sarics of life, fui a per centsge, is worse, ia ;
our judgment, than ho, or those, who mnnu j
faeturo and sell, npeuly, at cxborhitaut prices- j
lie u vs>rtt than the dittithr?more reprehensi
bio than the heartless manufacturer, n fitter
subject for the curses und withering scan and
contempt of the mother, child, ami friend of
the soldier, ban tlio cold and heartless speculator.
The Alls Ufglaioat, 8 C. V.
Kl Wo are gratified to learn that six Cotnpanes
ef this Regiment have been formed into s
Battalion and chosen officers. Col. Jenkins .
has been elected Lieutenant Colonel, and Capt. |
Joseph Walter, of the Spartan Tviflos, Major j
It is pleasing to Major Walker's friends j
to learn that his aiorits as nn officer have :
met with so distinguished an appreci- J
ation. The eoufedeot hope is expressed .
by those familiar with this Regiment, that :
the residuary [Companies will, if they havo not .
re-enlisted,aud re-unite with the Battalion.thus ,
changing it into a Regimental erg.iuuation. i
A. New Governw, ](
Tbo New Yorh ncruld savs that in case of j
the subjugation of South Carolina, she will j
be tl?olsred a Territory, and that Chariot'.
Mumnor is the most prominent candidate foi f
Governor. For Mississippi, J.ohn I\ Hale is j
iho prominent candidate. We havo heard ol j
these gonilerueu before.
The Uolcombc Lftfluu.
This magnificent Legion havo had a slight j
foretaste of the feeling* of the b.iti'.o field, i
They hav? u<h " snutTcd tho battle en the
broeie," but face to face Hare met the fuo in j
conflict. Although the engagement wai not u i
very sanguinary *one, yet, several of the Van- j
dais were made to bite the dust by the ttner- j
l*insf aim fc??w w '
I ???. iu.iiK9U?ii. IIUCU WO COU31J j
r, that upon lldislo Island thuro were a*se:n- I
Lied at tha tira.?, an invading aruni, numbering
eight thousand or uioro, while, our forces were
not more th&n pne third?that the enemy wan
embanked and well protected?that the march
against him wan attended with thick peril* and
difficulties, that the assult had to he made in
tut open field, we think the affair deserve? to .
be characterised as a ;allant one and reflects
| up>>n the soldierly qualities of our uion tl.o
highest credit. Tne number of prisoner* ta
ken, ?? beliave, wero about 'eighteen. I pan
their persons were fouud loiter*, grave, gny,
and ludicrous, and some that oontaiuod lucid
descriptions of the tophngraphy, climate aud
productions af the Country Prom the Couritr
we extract a portion of an editorial relating to
the extent of Oon. Beau*' command aad the
mgsgement referred to.
"Gen Evans' command extend* feotn Kan(owls'*
to the Ashcpoo (User, embracing
John's and VV admahtW Island*. ^where there
are also Hospitals for the sick). He is fully
lO.ifl.b e that he holds the key of Charleston.
mid will do tout ton pottii-'t toptrcngtbeo
hie position, and make of Adam*' Uun .mo
th?r Thermopylae, himself being its Leonidas,
before Charleston shall bo taken or invested
by laud.
I have been kindly fa&ored, by tbo General. ;
with the ptruaul of Colonel P. F. ttutane aud
Major Palmer's reports of the lata successful
i exploits of tlx; lioloorahe Legion, under tUoir
j field officer*. Col. 1'. F. Stevens. Lieut?uaatColonsl
Shingler and i ujors Palmer and Oarlington,
and Mriiont of Colonal Nelson's and
Major Moore's oornmnnds and a detachment ol
the IVa-jhiiigtoo Artillery, under Lieatrnaut
Jatner Salvo, resulting in the killing, Wounding
and capturing or twisntv-ons of the enemy.
A Lieutenant Colonel is believed to have been
among the slain. Mwjor Palmer's report a ?e* '
ample justice to his junior Major, (the Hon. A. J
j 1 (iurlingtoii) a* well for his wHe council a*
bt? gallnntry ncl efficiency in action, and to >
Messrs. hdw. and llenrv Ne*bro *k, for their
nervlces ae guides and at soldiers, arid to
John l>. Mo ollongh and Mr. Irwin for bra'a
and efficient aid. The report is a luoid nnd
manly statement of the gallant achievement.
It fall to Major P'a lot to bag the enemy."
The itafiieKdiior in a visit to the hospitals re;
gorde an interview with some of the wounded,
I among whom, was Hansom Henderson of this
! lHstrict. Of hitn he says :
"la the saino hospital was IUn?nm Hetvltrarnc
a Kpartauburg Tulttnlger, with a alight wound
ia the arm, ia hue spirit*. ?ud ready with the
cxhatttd bat I, (which ??s taken by I>r. G ft*otn
his (l>r O'a) pocket nod shown its,) to re- oad
hi* rifle and cradkaway with it at tho enemy
cn the first opportunity. Gallant fellow ! we
wish htm a speedy change to carry o?t- hi*
brave resolution. The Hospital is much in
need of clothing, and flic attention of the benevolent
and liberal is called to the fact.''
Tho price of Cotton ia lower than it has |
been for sumo time, and the price of fac- i
tory labor is also low.
Why i? it, therefore, that *om? of the]
I maker* of yarn and oloth nro charging vx-j
' orbitant prices to tbe mothers, wives and
stera or our VnT" >n tb tioH ? j
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COKFE3TEHATB VICTORY I
Moms, AprU fvo^tlM A*i*rtbf mi JTm.*tfr
hu 4 ipelbk 4?m(?4 4*1*41 Corlnik
April e, tU ISSi I
couunuM fi?rccly mi fori***. i4? tuar ?uk~ <
boroljr rtnisiisg iMr fkt?, ?1<U tb? &ontk
thetn back. Our 1ms m baavy. (V?r m are i
iu good spirits andtaereugkly ?MMl ap U I
the work in baud. AU glit wall; tat tta Ala- <
^^ly5jU?? teyiady^y. 1
ata^vkaJBait ery. flS LaJlbJS5 1
Jvtrtiston. ua? of ttiesfrnt Donetau prisoner#, 1
by* wl?o escaped, it ?ouu Ml
Lat^b.?TUc em my are in full rot real, and J
M Confederates arc in hot pursuit.' I write
from the enemy's camp, and ou Foderat paper.
A Urge'nrtttjbcr of Federal prisoners have ale ]
rendy been taken. We expect to OHptnre (be ,
greater part of the Federal army. Wc are
driving thcta hack on lite river, and shall. kill
or capture tbe en^re army. The battle is at ill
raging with terrible fury Wc hate oaptured
Won. l'rentlsa and a largo numb, r of offioor?.
Weo. Albeit S.docr Jolmalon Jell at half-past
two o'c'.ook. Ilia leg was torn by a abeli. and
a minis ball struck U.m in tbe body. Fie died
gallantly and steadily leading our viutorioua
troops at the head of the army. Won. Beauregard
now cotnunnda the army, lie says it la
a second Manassas fight. Won. Budl wae not
In titue to take part iu tbe action. Gen. Wrst- I
ten was in colntuaud of the Federal forces.
CuniNTB, Apt 11 C.?A groat battle cotnmen 1
ood at daylight this morniog. Tbe Yankees
were driven back two miles. Our viotbriou*
columns arc still advancing. The First Lou- J
latatia have taken a Federal bitiory, and acre- 1
ral others have b-.en captured Wen. Wladdcu 1
liaa lost au arm. Col V> itliains,^of Memphis. i
war killed. Wen. Prentiss has b.-en captured. <
II. a . 1 1. - .1 * ?
..I a *ja IUVV uu-l r..?.v ' > niou in t lie held TK?*y I I
had eighteen batt< rie* engaged, and were most- i
!j captutod. Get;. buill hud c. portion of hid
t'orcee at Duck litter. U'e have the enemy'*
O imp, all their unimunition and store*. Tiie
b> tie wad rot J severe The loss ia heavy oq
both sidea. Tito fighting 1a still going on.
Qen. Polk is iu advano-, and fighting.
Ueneialit Prentiss, Grant, Sherman, McClcrtmnd,
Wallace and Stniih, commanded the
Federals. Ueu. Smith Rlt dick. Two thousand
prisoner* were takrn, and sent to our
rear. It ia reported here that our forced are
fighting Hucll to day.- Clark and Col. Brown,
ot Miss.isippi, and Col. ^lichard Lee, are
wounded. The Federal* wet*) driven to the
rtvcr, and arc attempting to crorfs on transports.
Many prisoners arc still being brought
in.
Richmond, April 7.?The following official
despatch pup received here this morning:
To fc>. Cooper, adjutant -General:
Battl* i-r Suilou. A pi i! ti.?We tl?i? mnr- '
uiug attacked the enemy iu a strong poaitian I
iu frout of Pittsburg. und, nf:er a severe l>at-g
lie of ten hours, thanks l>e to the Almighty, j|
gained u c<-;iip!fte victory, driving the aneiuy ||
fiuui every position. The L?>.-s el la.tli eMtal jJ
id heavy, iucluding the Iocs of our Comma?.dor-^
in.Chief, Gun. A. S. Johnston, who fell whiltNj
& JUnilv leading his troops into tbo thickest
of the fi^ht
(Signed) O. T. BliV'.'RKOARD,
General Ceromauding.
We oan learu nothing definite of I'rico'a I at- \
tie in Missouri, although it ia sufficiently apparent
that he has fought. Gen. Pike, with
his lodiau warriors were *ln it, and done their
duty nobly.
IVom Virginia,
UiCilKOND, April ft. -A latter to the k'n'/Kirtr :
say# that Col. A-hby was fighting the enemy (
all day Wedocstlay, in Mboitandoah County? .
first in the streets of Woodstock, and then in J
Edingborough. He bad loit seven men. The;
uneuiy is adruueiug.
KicaM"M), April 6 - lUpcrta of fighting {
near Yvi It tow a have been current all lay. It !
is reported aud go tie rally credited that the I
enemy attacked our lines at hull past Hi. aided i
by gun h at? The fighting continued till l'J I
o'clock, wiitm the enemy ceased bring. Uur I
troops maintained t heir position
Report* *ro current that tho Virginia vrouj
out to day, and demolished several transports.
Captalu llorpan and (icn. nucll,
boturo leaving Tuscutnhia, 1 bar ucd the jmr- ;
ticulars of ku interview between tue c -dobrntod j
Luj.t, .lobn Morgan nutl the federal Gen Hue 1 i
Ut Nashville, which ie worthy of record u* it
part rf the history of 1 lie times. The exploits
of t'upt. Morgan are more like tho romantic :
uud during teat* of the days of knighthood ami )
chivalry than anything else *e can coup iro 1
them to.
11 scouts that Cap?. Morgan, basing learned4
i it it (Ma Umll i- t i 'I. tenniaasd to hang lour I
of tits men as outlaws, who had bceu taken
{Vwustff in i?is snmorab(i sfiOttf pi .Mat ch S.m
he prooubded with a ti.?g of >ruce and tea otjrT
his men to Nasuvillo. t)n his way he met Gen.
Mitchell witli :i lurg force of the en. uiy'scavairy,
to whom ho made his object known
Mitchell sstd lie was just going out to search
for Morgan, and regrctod to meet with fciiu
under i ><c protection ol a II tg ?>f truce. Mor
gait, with a Uicauing look not to ha mi* inderstood,
assured the Fcdcr.il General that no ore
more limn hioiseji shared his regret and bit
disappointment, and hoped that ?n ??j?f on unity
would soon offer of meet jug hiui under inure
favorable circumstances. Mitchell then gave 1
Morgan un escort, aud accompanied inm to
Hindi s ijuarters. Ruel! w is greatly sir prised
at meeting with tho bold partisan luce to lace,
and. evincing tin little unviviuess. asked tu
what circiiiusiauceH be was indebted (or the
buuor ? !' this visit.
Morgan replied that hit errand was a christian
one; that hn Iim<1 busn tnl irmed that Gone
ral Uucll had threatened to hung four of his
mi n, w ho hod been taken prisoners, as outlaws,
in violation of the rules oi war arid civiluat ion; t
that he h ul thirty six IV lend prisoners in his j
possession, and that if such was Huali deter- j
min u. n, be should retali i < byhanrtnir nine I
Ftxitral.t for every one of lus mou.
Buell dis tainted un> such inira'ion, and
said tie should nover violate the usage of oivilijoU
warfare.
Morgau then proposed ?a exchange of the
thirty si* federal prisoners for his four uien,
siyiiu that the difference in numbers was hut
a fair valuation of tho service* of hie brave
troopers.
Bucil replied that lie wt.t cotnpalled to decline
the offer, ns he dinld tint negotiate wjth
an nth er inferior to him in rank
'That is unfortunate, sir," replied Morgan,
"as I ho objection oould not hold good in any
other souse, ' and the loVfvicw iheu terminaled.
It wne after this that Morgan learned th.tr
one of his men, nntnod Love, had been shot i
after he was token prisoner
I have alb" been put in p >-sc?sinn of the particulars
of another most gallant affair winch
occurred on the 10th inrt., and of which no
mention has yet bo<-n 'nado On that day,
Lieut. Barile Duke, the adjutant and brotherin-law
of Captain Morgan, and equally aa-brfcve
and ita ing, proceeded with eighteen uicu to
isithin ihive and a half mile* of N.tshvilie aad
half am ue of lieu. Melevks camp, where,
concealing themselves, they dismounted, leavinir
iKa l.f.fcl ol.nr-e /a# . w^l- ?
...p ..v. .u |,v VI iiiiwi yji UQII uirn,
while the tift en look position off from the
turnpike, ami suueeeivd in killing twenty-three
of the enemy's advauoe gu aid. among whonv
wevo tliri?o lieutenant* and oni captain Tnrnirn
of our men being cut off from returning to
their horse?, were forced to ernes thn enemy
lines by an old field. and passed within thirty
steps of their picket*. who saw them from the
pike, and who allowed them to go by, suppos
iug thai there wits a large force au<l that they
would capture the whole command. The three
men, by making a circuit of half a tnilo. regained
their horses in safety and the whole
command escaped wliheut the loss of a man
f f'r". ^*?v is FK"ayvr>'
a??
:?sKr?W%
*?1>i> rflwMwl? Ml ^My M?4?f ?M>r- i
(^ MMrk* MtMhmtai ^U?iu?*aii? I
ffaratga pvfuMtioa U ?Uf knhM 1
emriki State, wka upoa a mil far Militia,
r% dam tSwanh* apca tM pmaMlab
?TfcnlMjM?m m>mwW Vy ?hm1i ia
MOiMral}. uibU*t yaaaad mhk m
Mtk uutaltj by Ik* LagMatara. aflkbriag
Ubaaa gaallataaa to a raaliiailf W tk?
m aid a*, 'Ht ia a bad ml# tbat trea't *wk 1
^f* a^*?te^^OnwaviPa XtocyrWtfca '
SedCdSj5 *
f STATE OK SOuifl"e > RaUNlTL
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 00AMBER,
Aran. 4,1802.
THE fallowing pr?aiuhle *a<l rtaoluutm*,
ailnnlxl il? II.? >
assSS&SSSS^sr
found llwir war to ?i r***?" I? behere have ,
i-i. t w J. 0 ,,,e "???>. *nd which ~,r I
ss^awxasstr,
t,,i. ft i??bS.0Uz "r "" '" K'"!b>o^.trutsusrr,"i??of*
ofSw VT AU ro?i(lcni in oilv
tboriAd .? ? ? "Pfomtod, who ..ball he au
52&r,:? 1.
? . ,Bl?V ' puMenston of the cu.-mr
ssas?gs??s
Kx'nier from th? niintwea of April 4
- orJ?r ?Ith^Gortrnor and Council.
kAr>r,l 10 J" M08L-S' Jr ??rclarv.
Ml. w
ATE O^SO^ni HDI.I N
executive council chamber. !
f I tui' r..ii ArntL 4, 18K2.
I VhL 1 S ?'rv^bl* resolution. of
be UuvtrnorMil Lhiuni-il i,. , i
dcred for public^^y^ * b"" or*
eprt acncmg ibew-vWea a* agent* of tL c,^'* I
bH^uc- ''rr
c and uninfecting ,.f lhi, g J"1 j
Hi ^,|,t C.ul?4cr?,c ?ra,.??^
fcrjkj^a. ch,.,? of| to*
??.?.: Ln"ht' u:x".v.pr:\r. ; r-b
b.v ih. Chief of Jov.i, o linJ Pob '?
,on baing giVen him J f W"
JlwlrtJ jurtKt'. That A?y person who hn.
he or may hcr?af?er ,mrc .u.? D-ovii
on. and B.ippi c. representing himself as
U'ont o! the (iovernment who .hall demand or
tcc.ro Croat .ho Government ot . tncru a Wh
er pneo fherelor .h,? rhe actual c? an K?'
p- M?r. thereof. a alb, 1;ol? wUkcLlZ . a
impruopmco.. aud all pr,t
* b' ??ed and turned o?*r to "^*?2? i
?em ox a reacunobl.. price therefor ' I
, A^rlno lh* nainut? <>f April 4. J
krmop south
executive council chamber.
t"? <?? > >?* '???r ': *c
. oinril'n |QS 'df>Plsd ?>/Ihc Gotcmor and
*- * ; ? .
?A*E Sfl(n? CAROLINA,
Apjtrawa*., orrcr,.
TV, ?, * // April 8, 1862.
t i" o,?/ rctcd.
fion tTf ?!"j "u',ne aeeepiod the oimjtaia.
on of BriK?d:er Oenwnil in the CenfWerate <
service. I havt- lli? linnur hnmli _. , __1
_ . . - - .? R?
my commission us kt^jutar.yand Inspector General,
with wh oli I was Invoked by the Geucral
Asseuioly ot the State. \
In taking lento, otfccinllj, permit uia to ex* t
pi use my thanks for many nets of kindness and ,
i be Uniterm court cay which bM always born 1
extended to inc by ?aclt member of yeur honorable
body. With the kindest repauds and
beet wishes for your success iu the great work
before us, 1 Lava tbo honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
S. R. GIST,
Urigadier-Genernl C. 5. A
a -a *
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL C All HER,
ArKtL.l, 1R02.
R*toli:d, Tlmt the Governor and Council uc-'
cept the resignation tendered by General S. 11.
Gist as Adjutant and Inspector General of thin
Siiwo. and request that he will act aa Adjutant
and Jiispcctor-Geiicrul utttil he alutll receive
orders front the C? n edvrate authorities, or until
the Governor and Council shall appoint his !
successor.
Ruohed, That the Governor and Council
sincerely reciprocal** the kind feelings .?ipi eased
in the loiter of Goneral Gist, an?l express
their regret at being compelled to separate
from htm.
it., j " '
*sj i/i we* ui me uvrnior ??<i vounru.
?. J. MdtiES, jr? !icrd?ry. I
April 10 A y
^ NOTICE. ~S
Having boon appoint*} ?.y ihc i,rgi?ia.
turo aa one oVUie ObiMaiaaiwoors to
r.??ke proriatoua for tfiV4?Mitu(r (amitiea of
Soldltr'a ia th? aorricOi'v'Vroi.y giro notice
thai I wilt bo in the Vfllago <> ovory Saturday
at Hartly, Agncv A Co Peraona applying
for tolior will bring certificate* from iom tollable
peraon.
marrh * A2-?tf A. .T T?A*TET
' ' 4k
' A tjLiia
April 10 *\ OLWBMUM^
"TOWirTAfcl *1
ajuLft rsstaiiSiisss^^y ^
^teht" v ..'> /^.|^v ^1
CiOO^^^jLff'JlIBgK ]
A N T? ? fJf' *
-<7 . $
for
AHOUHK and W>tA?4hp town Cll^ }
taaburg. c^%? bought on ^iwwlili ll,
Cati oii C. J/M/DHD, ?q.,?r W. *; FARROW,
Agent.f /
F roar %? t/ 8 4i
~ MAT'fitisiBfi. ' ,
ANY one in uepfpf MA.TTRE8SB8, will do
Weil to ?lMipon \ - 11_
mir eo . ?: J
D^NTAt IVOTTCXE. <
MY Office ie ofer Bobo,~fcdw*rvle, and Car- **'
little's Law Office- ..tterm* Cejih. Ri
umr la?1-ly 7 C. LEK, b. D JL_ [R,
Ai'cri<)?f! *
rpi!E Hubert il?r will ecll mi AUCTION on JR
ti?e lUib J?j of /April u?fl, thrir (Mir*
Htock ol'^|f>rch?JMH3W,
)onci?tit)g of Vaj-toij* cloutae of good*. Per- F1
ions io want of aooUs will do well to attend j.
laid Hale.
J. P. MA.CUMS0S A BRO. " lb
April > 4 211m
Dissolution of Copartnership.
r|MlK eopm tnorsbip heretofore existing be1
twven SULLIVAN, EL FORD A WIS- D
SMITH, is diswltai bf tjw v?i hdrawul of J.
IT. WINHMITtf. E*fj.' The business of the **
Firm will be settled^ J. M. ELFOUD, K?j.
UtDDI I,* Vino un-mnrt
ui.inquo nuu .YUIIlKi | l>{
PERSONS wishing to purchase MARBLE I W
for their decetupwl Friend* and Relative*
ttau in s?>. hy Mr. WM HUNTER, i>>
our authorized agent./
/ HARE & PALMER. A
April 3 V 4 tf >1
STATE OF Toi'T11*0AHOLI^A. U
-PARIANRUnO DISTRICT. u
Citation for Letter it mi' Administration by J no.
Karl# lloitiHt . ?*.p. Ordinary. H
|jtl ' iiKKl.A.- ]u; vset\s HALL has filed g{
" f bis petition in tnv ?!T>-e. playing that
Letters of Adtniuiairais^ft. <ui all nad singular yt
rh# good* and chatties,y rights and credits of \]
II RAM HALL, the IHmriet afore. U
attid. deceased, IhuoTd bo granted to bint.
These are thchrforo to cua aud admonish *11
Mid singular, the kindred and creditors of lbs
said deceased, to be and appear in the Court
of Ordinary, for mid District, to be huMcn at >
riparian burg C. 11., on Monday, the 14th April
neat, to show eOUM, if any why said Adiuini*tr&tioa
should not be granted.
J S.IRLK E'.'MAR, o. a. v.
March 31 4 2t ^
TAXES. .
rRXPF.OT to attend *l Spartanburg C. H., J
to i.illi'i't TAXES^.-'hule.-dey in April. *'
rfiurs t .y, th?* 10th <l*y of Appd Thursday "
24iii Mv of April, vt4i||?l<'?d iy,(ia-dl.iy. at ~
which time tl?e T.W H?.)t >KS tnuiit el>?c. had ; "
all Mkooj who fail to i.? ?he their rot.irne uud !
pay ihe?r Tax##. on <>r bei?re said Saieed-iy in | '*
May. may expect to wettle with the Sheritf, on > 'Jj
Douhia as well uesinjl: I'nx Execution*. 1 ( sj
wil" attend a' the Village on Fri-Uty, ibo U.?ih j ""
day of April, to receive ;ho returns aud Taxes *
of the Village. ,
R.C. ?OOLt,T. f. *
April i 4 tf
TIIE T AROCEU-BREI) HORSE. '
TUIP1/CTV U
I II I V l\ L. I 1 j r
WILL atnud the present
4 acuson, commencing tbv 1st
fctrtf A4*RIL, inst., and rod
W ? r m ioglbo tat JCLV, at IKS i
HV V .SYAtiLK. ni-ar Lime-tone Springe. j
Mar?n em mated 19 the cans ufflM uadtriigMd ^
in b<- well carta f..r *fd led at tha low rata u
"l forty cents per dpy. / t
il? will be lot to inures at Twenty Dollar* tbe y
insurance, pijaUeThe 6r*l ot' I'ecorober If f<
f. mare is parted With the money \rllt bn He- d
mantled. 1 * ill not be responsible for any i|
accident- or^tcapoj Unit may eecur. Fifty oenta t]
to the Grvoui- b
DKftCHIFTlOU. t?
TUtCKETY id 12 yearn old this spring. Dill n
sixteen hands high. a rich brown dip pled boy, P
theiu>*t beMuijlul color imaginable, with an 111
uncommonly fine set of legs, ?U?d muscles iu "
abuudauce.
TCI ATT LirscOMB.
April 2 4 2m 1
STATE OK SOUTH CAItttUNI.
OFFICE OF COMFTUOLLEU UE.VL. )
CuACLKero.v, February 17. /
1IIBKLHY oernfv, tbat .10S. M. KLFOKD.
Agent of the MERCHANTS IN8VRAVCK ft
idMPANY, of Richmond, tueorpopaiod 1
hy tbo State .iGri^iKtuia : complied with ,
the conditions <m<{ requisition* of the Act of the
uaaerai Awctnotu cnnuktl. " An act io rcgu- I
'ate the Agaicisrol* Insurance Companies not Jj
incorporated iw the Slate of S-ftnh C*rol:on," t~
sn.l I hereby License the eaid JOS. M. EL- 8
FOUL, Agent, us &fort-*aid. te lake risk# and ft
trermci all Uueinsas f Ibmhwm, ia thia Suu?,
for. and in belmlf of said Company. This Li- *
ceu.-c t?< continue until (he tiling of neat Semi
Annual Statement. 1
W. LAVAL, 1
( oroptroiler 0 mernl. b
mar 20 2 W if
RECRUITS WANTED. 5
$60 Bounty!;
riTlIL undersigne l now stationed at FOBT it
_| MOULTftn^eiil ?jaAjjica-jh Bounty
mousy for a?OTjkJuta?*^ Wfe 52^ commute- 4
tiou for clo>11^riur(\jj*n Ao., furnish- m
cd free Apy)\#^l <?llfng Office, at Spar
tanhuVg C. 11.
FIto dollars wity-fcc paid, to any man bringing
in acceptably etuits. Apply to
Lieut B J. WITItKLaPOON. j
Marsh 27 3 ltj
.EHTitAY. j
TTTISTRATV-D from the premises of ths Sub- A
I j sort bar, avag JU'ulviUs, ou or about the ?
Iou. instant, a swnali^J^Ay HORSE MtTLK, h
any one ukiga ftptf'g ?am?vur mtty information a
in regard to lis ?am?. will be most thankfully
eoeivfd by th? o nor at Rsidvina, Spartan
burg Out., 8 O., and exponas* j>*idJAMES
WILBOX.
mar 27 J * ' 1
T O. P VKRNUN, * I
ATTORN KV AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE la the Wwtorn CimWt \
Orrictr? Woot corner of CaL W. W ?
HARRIB' brick building, over ike ttore o 1
r*mp It CMaon. ?n?l opposite the
W?*?? April !C * It
ittia^Brewton, W?ckwctt $?* JE, B^teSSt,.'
u.mblly fceteker. * ;**<- '.T*~~ .
Mrs. Mary Ann Coanw *f? ?* ? ?
>rt, Mrs. N. C. Oray.
Mr*. S. F. tUyam, J. *x ' ,w.
VillUm Jebuabb. > /7r v ' a >
J. W. I/O we, Oerid Lytr, *Uli?ta
Lewis, .lobn i.ynos, ranitl Locaa. _
lliss. ? Moite. W?.#. H'rjHT Wfr irffohi j
urray, William **
Mies. Louiaa R?igL|<fMu^ >>f-fw?"*
u. L. Oweua
Kent Joseph P-rkor. P. PaHecd,
rice, J.J p.-due, MIm. ?. & Pnurto,
at. Mc. D. Palmer..
Miss. Marthu Roberta, *?. Koberebn, Nn.
irata Raid. ?.
Reuben Hear. S. fitereas, Jatne? Sprduee,
. M. Speights. Mrr Harriet -tituttb, Mia*
urgarct StmoMk, D. L. 8tiUwc.Il, C'kitm
rtbre, Mrs. 11. J, Smith. W. J. Stateos. W, ,
. Sbackeltord, 2 Mrs. Mary Smirk. Charttc
Shamia.
Alex. Tboron#, Oapt. T?:?i.e , (dropped}
lout. e. S. TU inpsoo, Mia*. M. I). Thomp'
Mra. H. M. Witlard, Mra. J. J. Wood, tf're.5
hadic Wood. Allfred U. Wood. M. Y. Woed.
lias. Mary Walt er. fctta Waters, f. H. .n9arasoo,
Vf. il. Wbitaer. * '
J. A. LKK. P. M
April 3 4- v ' *'yr vRt
wm mm tUMJMr .
SI*ARTAJHH. RO HI3TBICT. li?
Ike Cauawef Ordinary. * ? *
Arjdicauu'^ J?'
~waT
im*? i mrt
auoy Blutuoo, Joha IVian-on. tA -4U
Petition far sale of Real fieaese.
rapp.wriog to my satisfaction tkei John
Ubintofi, Jose pit Jlianioa. O.. W. fitfvlu,
ml wife. Kliz&betb T??\W*, Berry H. lUen?n.
iieirs of Muff'1 Ooaiei. decea^-d. CLturlee
IfUdton, aad/TMfei jot* Brock. *ml *Wt
bey Brock,/Qpfea-i nta ip iMa reside
v\ wiiil the limits of tbia State. |i in there
>r? ordered that the.* do apprdr adj objee* re
i?r division or sale 4 the real ewtate ef Lewie
in man. deaem-d. er before the lltkdtjr
r June utit, or tbere eoweoat tv the *He?
ill be entered of record.
Qiveu undoc n?jr baud unit MMi <f ?Am,
lurch K. 18?^ w.
J SO. EABLft BUM AH, . *, n.
April ? 4 %m
HT A TK OF S(?I T 11~ tT\ROT*?SA.
sr \RT \NltOUi WSTU.ICT.
rillism Alien, ?x or Applicant. ire Jfr. &*$tmia
Wofford, Jeremiah W'offord,jHal. Wctitioa
te prow will of Kelly WoSacd^deceaaed,
Mfe?u tvnm
TT AI'PRAsBINQ TO MY ^ATItirACTriO>,
I that tV heirs of Jacuea W, afford. deeee.
i"otford. dec axed, Wmojjr, Ldrttla Md? ftflh
>rd, end Isaac KonJ 'au.^ wife. 8?r?k Aim Ford
efondauts in re?18e be*ot?d the liroe
of this tiUW'/It is therefore order#! thai
?ey betted oj.Jrt *r ?t the court of Ordinary, to
e bolden for Spartanburg lhetfiet, at Spsrufburgt'ourt
House, on the l^lh day of J<yt
ext. to show cause, if nay they 1 ?n^ why e
H-or purporting to he the Imi will eaJ-testaleut
of Nelly Wofford, deceased, should not be
dtniued to probate in due end solemn form
f lew.
(r.ver. under my hand end seal of ofice, ihjs
2th day ot March. A. ft, *1862. *
J50. EABltK BOMAK. o. ?>*
Mar^i 2'? 2 lis
MIJL l^X >K KV7
rtRS. "MASTERMAN
Church Street, appotitt General Kehrurdfr
I .f RS. MA8TERMAN ban on ban'* a goo*
*1 supply of-GOODS in bcr line. Y?u may
lpe.:t to find themttSVPPSUOK qUALMS.
be solicits tbe eoawdjkd support of l*er
it-a'U S
Mra M. also .Ajeai tor hyp. ?iau?. ?k?
liases M & A.AAHTw, e&22. Market-street.
<-ou, MiMfHerrRKws op
fVltiS 9l apd. variety, and
'"AKClf flAlini OUlLEUSin aUUe
ranches.
Orders will be pumnty^lyat tended to. JJero
I great many ?pecimoir*tt band,
luce J 3 ljr
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE" I
fHM LNDKHMONKH, respectfully tM**re
1 his earvicctf as a ARaCTICINO PUYSIIAN,
to the cntii^nf of bbe Town and tieia
may beWtf ofl at all time* at tbe reaieoct
o( Mra fc. r. CAMP, eft Mein.?W*i
h< n not engagtt ProfenaionaUy.
I tfeb *i -t?62- tf W. R. DRAN I
IIJottd3C?e
* LL Person# are hereby notified not *x
At trade for a SOTK between forty-fit* a?t
i\y dollars, and one fcr ten dollar#. Atf ef * I
he ettme date, (dai? nxd Warurity of which ere
?t r? coilectod,) in favor ef Cot. R. N
(wins and tinifr f ^
,a said notes warw-fo be dUcbargafV ether
Ha pay meat ia Ml JOBK TNOMNOK
PV'\ NOTTCB.
aTwiU
EESJESSgF
ro, '
r%? + *<*-+ ? W 4fl \f
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