Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. % ^ * ' ! ? ' m ?ij?i ir?ffU?)il?cf (&M Eo4'i?y. The intelligence Irouj (be eoaiot received Ihmnday morning is uiore full of interest, uutl begioe ta wear a lively H*j>ect. 'f bo enemy, iWMrong foroo of oa-mliy, tKTTutry au4;*rtiUury. tmpl'oKcd to be between two and three thcwftaud, landed n?e? * Page's andndrauccl ou PocoteJigo. T. ey ? ita ^ (im?i iwy FiiTi'd? vi | that station, on the ChaJlestort and S*van uah Railroad, di&taut about eight miles from the landing. On* Uuralry forcea, ?md?r the cwuimatru dfTVl. William S Wal tar,-met them mid hotly disputed their piu gtm. The disparity of the force*, however compelled our twiops to full back, uud await mnlorecunMits. In the meantime the cup H?y I>roe\w.d"d to "Old \V ucds," niur 1-u v fctawgo, Twited the plantation of Mr Daniel IIey ward, aud it ij reported dined tinder the oaks there. Mr. Hey ward w.u rtu his way to his house, not knowing tb?t the enomy had t ikeu po&e.isiou, when n j ^ rode\ of bjrfhp were' poured upon Mm, he ( being at the time totally unarmed. Oo the reception ofthe new.* of the cue my's advance, Ucu: Potnherton made mpid preparations and extended hi* orders tor sending and fi tting forward reinforce ! tAVttCr, arv.l left (diu.-elC for thesi*?iic of jc 1 Son iinuieuiatcly. Tbcir design was, no doubt, the pulling *p and destruction of a portico ot the railtoad. Being foiled and hold in check bs our cavalry until the urrivul .of reiuforocuicnts, they commenced their retrograde rnoiion, and at six o'clock were said t<? be ;u full retreat towards their gunboats. Subsequent intelligence contradicted the report of the retreat of the enemy, and u <ght o.u Thursday night or Friday morn itig seemed probable. The nature of the country and the spirit of our tr R?ps lead us-to hope f.rr onr sn.l'i the most favorable j?s?dV. The forces <?fig ged with the enemy ?? the morning consisted of the Kutledgc Mounted Riflemen, Captain 'J'rcnUulni l/cytrurd Cavalry, Captain Make; lour companies of Fclder'a squadron of cavalry, and thn Charleston Right Dragoons, ('apt Rut led go. Col. Walker, commanding the* fourth and tilth military HUtrh-i. ;.r.i . J ?_ .. -~l on the ground before the engagement. The reiuforciocnts consisted of nine cum panics otTnfantry, a section of the Beau iort Artillery, Capt ICHioit, andtbrcc companies of Wajor R. J. Jeffords' squadron of c*valyj. Wajor-GeU'tsl Pemberton, with the Pit tt-first Georgia Regiment, was also report e ] on the way, and expected totak?- oiii xuudTwo of the Rut'edge Mountod Riflemen arc reported killed, but we hope tins will prove to be unfeended. Col. Walker's horse was shot from under him. The news of an engagement in proprese .at Seaccaftionrillc and rerobcrton'sbattery, brought by a courier Thursday afternoon, also created considerable excitement, which easily subsided On the tacts being made known. * The enemy threw a few shell at long range into the camp of Col. 0. ?1 Stevens, without doing any damage firrtbc t&an the wounded of a cavalry hojrse The engagement xt Newtown Cut. op pcaite Ptl:s farm, wasa more serious sff-ur. rhe battery at this point was manned by Orojany V, J.t T D White, of Col K. B W hvte's Palmetto Buttalion of Light Arullory. The enemy with three gunboats came up, abreast the battery, and opened ire about fino o'clock, at a aietance of nine hundred yards. 1 he engagement laaUd about three hours. Mo one was hurt on our side, r.or the bat* tvry'injured. One of the enemy's gunboats *2? disabled, the mast having been struck a " - ? nj a roona shot from the buttery. TH* era-* on board were observed after wards repairing tha injur;*. This battery is situated about two miles from Fort Fember ton. Capt. Smith*, of Company F, wae also on the ground doing efficient service After the enemy hid ceased firing, our t oops fired some fire more rounds, ^hen they were ordered to discontinue Our troops behaved admirably, and were de lighted at the opportunity to pay their regards to the insolent foe. Tbe fire from the gunboats -rao very sc" urate,, both aclid shot and the!! being brown at the battery. Tho enemy no ioubt designed this attach for the purpose ->f preventing ua from placing further obstructions in Stor.o river The gunboats, "hres in number, still lay nearly abreast of the battery at Melton Cut ?Char!?; vm Courier. ^*0 t "M Trora tit South Ctroliaian An frpeol to the rsfortunctc. Listen, officers, who have been defeated in the late reorganisation, listen a few momenta. I would eay a word tc you mho are on the earns faosi&g with myself. Te, it ia true, feci mortified at cur dc'eat, and no doubt the impression will go forth that we have proved ourcelvc* re*reaui to the trust reposed in us as officers; but kt "U8 rtdtera oortejrcs. Socio of us have bete ttjt our by the unscrupulous of'unpatriotic aspirants?some bv the exercise of that base principle, in. gratitude?-come from the imprcsaion that *e were is service only fsr love of office and itn gains?some because wc simply .$d/sithfiJIj diahargii our duties?some foe cat thing, and come for another, but '.&? world place* us all upon the sutne grourd And now let ua relieve ourselves f the f~.lte accusations oast upon us Let .s sot, because wo ere deprived of our *-?-<&, turn cur tacks upon our country I and leave her to the mercy af our relent- . iew, inrading foe. Accuse, yc \Vhut vr/Vfunars ijotfiers, and let * "i * * "vr ^rv;ce :r. r-# capacity cf hsa.r.c pinut:*. It u r:j*, tocie of us may thinh 'aid doubtlrtf t-me really arc, ourselves unable tc eeri e s? a private soldier. But let us try it !. ;o: aac, have a ttitf arm?the result of a C .u-al:ot wound received in tbe ever?n.e: .orsblc and glorious battle of Manassas J.oiaa But I am go., .g back to the fie d * si strife?to the field of dacge??the field d honor. I am resolrod tc xt my country : or perish ia the struggle. A*ak?! -- rc,. iziz, asaj&n v:th ire the ga'.l.it . iXtiC4B Morgan. W. p. JlOSUCK, Ltfe Captain Company E, Halcorsfcc Lt p.">3. ^ ^urir s S. C , >I?y 23, Jeep ' ' ii '?? i Xlchccai, Th? :ajucoa of the invader hot been OS o*or height*, and tho response of -.rj he* heralded the enemy's approach. J .3 covetous eye ha* teen fixed upon Rich e4> To i Jtct to 3ap*are S !!! B*rar4 j more than has trtry yet bw*n staked ou tho attaioeaect of awrsitjgle otycct. Tbe experiditun? otaimboa'in proptratfoft', the sacrifice of tea* tbotsaud Jitea in it* con eitwmntioivwill be bat po tnauy grains of Maud to McCtcIlaa, if bb'can but ncaoinplieh the one iitfa of tho Yankee Government and hw own au.bitjpn. Th.i arc weak enough to drakm that the fall of jtjehu o nl will cnrrjTtriih it the (V.ifoderecy, aud it is well enough to deceive hi"* in.the first particular Vy a uubl*. it'-lvflCJ and a signal Jwfc.it Tito eye* of all Km ape u?e Oj-on i i*?. To lose Richmond it: to lo e their confi dcncc tit our ability to sustain ourselves. | successfully detcud the capital of the ('on foUei;M*v is to virtually est.ibli.ih our indep n 'euro, and ?o dcuioDstrato thtt fact in the vo !d In jh.iu word*, we can not itlord to be drtiM'oit The lose of a capita' n Kur p. id usually followed by a peace discri ditanle t*? its defender*, though we u^i:... - 11...ft ?l? i rr.iv it - . vuav vnn IWM UI UUV UlCllUlUltUS 111 the Confederacy would be but so many in' C(*utivi-M to more stubborn defence and dating roKolvcM. Thvo, the aucoef-sful dcfomn! ?>t K'mbtooud is worth a y< ar of random skirinifhiiig in othor quarters. in a -moral point of view, its Induing at this ho ir is all important - equal to the Morrilioe i fan hundred thousand men und the do| molitioii of the city itself. A monument j of ruins herenttor will claim nioio veuera] lion and raspt rt than a city unscathed, hut 1 tunely tnrrvudercd to the invaders, i The tiuicR tcriu too thicMv with moment ! ons event* to ejwcn'ute or 'ug,?ut. 'J he inuinuut lu'r a? tii?i -Vw, determined acti mi?if it ever comes t-> a people in an ttmorgpnicy, it has eoui to the puopb* ot ' Kichtnund. Wo counsel nothing rash, ! i/otbiug that vr-?uld not. red? und to the I cood of the t'oiiIV deracy, bat counseling j action quick, firm and instant wo leave ; t??o result to Heaven and the cause. , | We think the calumets with whoih the people of fhis city view thcHpproji' h of 1 tin- enemy is an evidence of their drteri ?nin:?ti<sr? in respect to their own and them* ; :;olv?i Tlirfory strewn with glorious ! uifW.irn is of t he Iterate .-oil sacrifice and de ; voti- nof .1 people striving f??r their own * liberties a go unit a powerful fin*, llichI uiond has onlv to choose in which niclie ' tier name shall rest. ? [{i>-hiu?nd Kran*in? - t? n^liHionsbtp Dlnnrn^'l. i ?>?? Saturday lagt a party Untied above : CuroUton from ?bc onemy 4 sbipo, mid pro I reeding to the abandoned fortifications, i mvpeoted them and tore up a small fun , federate flag which they fonud fljuig over j the works. Returning down the levee, the officers i met a family ot ladies and chiMffti, accomI pained by their colored serrent The ! Federals, addressing themselves first to the i ladies, expreafed a bope that the preseuce of the fleet wa?> not a canee of fear to them We will relate verbatim the conversation that en-iard: M rs B ?That sensation, 6tr, is unknown to us here Officer.?Madam, may 1 ask you tf thsxe is any Union sentiment here? Mrs. B?None, sir. that I ara aware of ?certainly none among the ladies Officer?Then we may take it. for grastI ad there is none among either sex, as tha : ladies generally go with the gentlemen on political questions. j Mr# B ? J atn confident, sir, yoar in' feronce as to the entire aba mea of any j Union sentiment ia correct. i.s to the lad'ca f llowing the gentlemen on political (yrtvitions. I beg you to understand that, however ;t may be in your section, ladies here advooate that only which in just and honorable. Officer (turned his attention to one of the servants)?"Wei! sis, can you tell mo if all the troope have left yet? Nancy being for rv moment quiet, the lady said: "Nancy, why don't you au-wt-r yoar brother?" Nancy (with great indignation)?Don't I you sail me ais again. I don't want no Yankre ?cr a brudder I Whole I'edera1 party casoed on '"uthaat ! tnntKn 1 " r\ 7*-. . r> .?.. i-- * ^ *r-J6 - -ay e i Do Tov Watt any Hi3s"?Tre fob 'owing good story is told by the correspondent of the Chicago Post, writing trm: one of Commodore Foot n't gusb at?: Tho towhoat Alps yesterday dropped down to ^ position alongside- of the Carondeict, for tho purpcic of taking in tow I a baree ot coal and removing it farther ^r. i the stream. It presented a fair mark to the rebels, and they, unable to resist the temptation, tl.red awcy. Ihruo half dszen : shells flew around her :r. a manner net sal cultedtc give those on board assurance of personal safety A day or two previous tho boat had been at Cs;ro, and a oabtn hoy on beard had purchased several dor.-n I egg?. He then regarded the opportunity as sr. f-'celli.nt one to rffer the -hen fruit' for fs'c to the ru?.n on the guv.bcat. Seising his basket he bearded the miniature uiauof war. As hi rcach'.d the j.ptrd?ck a shot struck ; close besido the boat. I he toy heeded :t not, but ha ling the first sailor who ohsnoe 1 to be 011 deck, drawlingly inquired: "Do vou want ?nv nm *1' ?*/<? mi r.f *u? way,"* as the reply; "dost you see they are bhoeting at uol"' "Ho you wast any W32 the only rctict the boy gave the timely warning " D?r. jcur , I re!! yon no ; don't you see they are shooting at ua ?" ' Let Vnr. shoot," ru-.d the inp rttrolle youth : " do you wont any egg*?'' .-.t thi?jBr;txai naosncst a r.crtav beside thv> gur.fcoat was discharged The soacussnor. broke every egg is the basket. For the first tirce ho-wc* '.rcvod "Confound their ptcture!" he sj violated, "there's a dollar asd a half gone tc smash anyhow. ' Is: Yavxzzb Zvzzzz rc "Ssmr" oy rsr Sza Ielaxsd?Wc take the fellow in..; from a recent lettc; fro... I art Loyal to a Xtw York paper: Hundreds of the arfr.s intend to Icoat themselra* upc-n the 'Sea Islerds" alter the cicoe of the war. Acid regions of avatr r? arc fousd large and fori:'* plantations, which arc so blooming gardeut af fruits and Sowers The grand old mansions hive hoes deserted hy the:? awcrs, but ore has bras protested by the military as account a* its be.sg the property at i^soos-ists of C*en. jtesne, of "rerolutiosary fame. Ihe lisd ;s vhich it .? located was granted to him by the State of South Carolina, for his groat service in freeing the South from llie con'rol or tl.o IJritish lorcca. Tlui cducational aytfeiu time ha? be u iuiprorlfled tor t!: of c.straHr.di ivi act vork m ?h? ?awUna Spartan. sil J? y iTSfls'tflir?! ? Thuratlay, June >, Jctti'J. i PATTtlJ NKAK KICn^lOAI). b \Tc go to pr<j?d fit's vuek without tilth j>w- r ticuYar* Horn th? buttle near Richmond *? wc u ?*p*et?d. lu out next paper we hope to be *Ols j. j to announce a victory before that place. W e j, | ha\e uu Jtcijlvu of (he terific battle. W% have t i heuid enough lo,kuyv? It a t tome e^Mii fiictide |, lfuvc laiicn Wc have the liberty of copying ih" lolhrwing dispatch which wad furnished us, tvi the latest iUtolligtsuc > from the scat of war. a RU'hmo.VI), JLNU 1, lPtVi. jj We wcit iii the fight of yvilcrdtj. 1 ain , safe. L'apt. John U. Kviua, Th una? and Haruucl Miller, S.tutucl Tuck, F. Walker, W. and ( K. lioughston, Jautcs Moore, E. Gentry, are |( reported ironuucl. O. lljugbstoo, killed. n EDWARD J. DEAN. v +*- ? J.leut. Julio tl Biiiittin, Our f ieod, J. M. Benson of the iShsrpVloll. ! 8 ore. lei Unguium! S. C. V., is now among us. 8 From ihe testimony before its we are satisfied, that ?o officer Lit* porformct his duty inure >atisfaei??rr. Pan Led, lie ens among the ( lirst ol In? grade and ? > for weir Lis qualificaj t .m> and fidelity us at? 9>ti??i* rrc:>fc,ii'**d. thai ^ he Wait coftildilnented ai.Ii !? - i <? Mi on of iid. . * int.nit ot tin: Kepiinout. l.ic?|i. B<-i.vol, Lab 10 been ? service, lor more than ucl'i- in<>inh? ' I <1 taj will, upon the eip?re i e<toi'?i f<>n i?t his ! I: I health, fly a gain to hit t'ouotry * NtanUrd. ? - - ? ? ? Kijulty ! unrf. j This Court commcm-ed its aiui'u.l .*<\.siou for I this IhMnct on Tuofedoy Itrit, his honor Chanj cellar !?. 1'. L'unkiri, presiding.- No Mt.if ol i special interest, w<? believe, will .-.mc op. 'In* (1 j or two ihut have for years been engrossing the f j atlention of this Court will, it is thought, re I ccive their Inet hearing by an adjudication ol , J the I'Ks'iaii of costs. Anvuig the Mil '-iiMr-i in , j attendance Imn a distance, arc .\?.i(.i,.? r. N. . 14 I runiK'iiivn. iliiiinnrcAL Rkoisrun am> CnvrnmaATr t A/mrtant to National lM>i.r*ypFs<:a.? ' 1 j Tli" i j the title of h email pnmyNM j { . of fnv'y srvrn p:iR"f of reading matter upon >i ] 1 i pro* variety of subjects. In i'. ?l"?ro seem* ! ' | to bo an exact register of all the battle* be j I tween the North nud Month, together nith a j j list of the Hilts'!, wounded mud raptured of the j j year 1RR1. As a historical paper it i* worthy ! of preservation. Ilcf.ides such valuable in I telltgence. it oontains numerous recipe* ot ^reat. service to the dairy-* omen, the cook and the uiidtpUrmantd physirien. From the thoit j j time afforded us for au examination, wc oan, not speak critically of the merit# of the.work, , ! bat are r-atiitia! that it embraces information upon many oubjocta relating to the cu. rttiw and medicinal departments of a selfsustaining household. Tio auther. II W. R. ' Jackroo, is a South Carolinian, a cripple bj | aocidcm and an exempt from military se-vice ! Priqp of the rork I 0 cents. OI^DTID." Tj know that some of o.ir readers ill rsj collect tho travelling advertising % agent of j I Bailey ft Co's Circus Company, who spent sev. i ; eral day j in this town, and vthc ia well known I ' throughout the Confederacy, hat again turned i 1 up cn the right cide. Mr Tidmarsh was Lieu- I tcaafct ia a company from New Orleans. where ; he ia wall known to tho circus and theatre i going people as cue :* their best handt. and | was stationed on Island No , 10 hero he wx; | . captured and aent with the other prisoners tc 1 Johnson's Island, ntar Sandutkt. Ohio II. j . is reported as being id .'illy and gay is aver, 1 and frequently repeats to his fellow priscnarf, i , the bast and most humorous passages, from different t?lat*r. h* >-- -* iiiiKie iniKe%to ti.c ?upp;\.. jiou of tic reh?!!ir>:. ~ *2.1 r.'uat ild-woifcl trrsp* H* ^ ^ ?-1 it a ri'-'r *!? ** V'-f-ena s J - ? - . ?*. <xv?t ?u ?WJU ? iir 3lBgf | Wo regret very much hts being a prisoner. but j we hare no dcu >t the csiaptny V.e :e :n wruld be uawilhng to :n- who contribute! s-> such to th?:.* amustrr.eat during 'heir exile ; We hope goon c heir :f hie release. .13 well aa ' I his company. The Yhukfu Slilrm!'!; Jhe Vatkee raid on the ?dih end 22* h upon tho Savannah Sailrcsd wit? a grant failure TA?*y nev rsppreaohed it nearer than a taile and i a. he'.?" The a?iur caused gr-ar cxoitrtncnt in the vicinity of Pcootalign nad Page, j cc.ra.er. i ( , and were naly defoattd :r. :h?-ir purposes.. by i the spirited maare- ir. which th y ?tre act , by our Toons. From all that wo sua here from , the coast they hare :o use more heats ihau at tr.y previous t;sno They arc c atiuually ' pliag :ho differ*at P.-.r^rc and committing da- j prcdii.oae which hare to distinguished the racca's in Virginia. They have pa:d iauch ( attention to the vicinity of Charleston, a? ' I well at Savannah within a few days, ar.d will no doubt ache ta attach ca one or bcth placet in a short uac IJIilllary KhJlcc. The Proroit Earshil of the od Military Uutr:c: :a this rtate, has given sot.ee ca Stcno, Wadxilaw aad Pea Poa riv.?.-e, aai ether ! pise s accessible to the eatacy to remove the i ; negres aad other property, tc seme safe place ia the catorior. We have the clearest :nd:ca t.or.i that th?. Vanities intend to pleader that , whel* etc:.or. of ceuntry j t x*~?. , 1 IFencctccln. |i A force -f ct: fc.OCO Tankeea are at Oa'/idd, ; ' uear Pezsocola. They seer-, to bo urinaria* iherr.eelvea for cur Share bhcctera. by sttalirg ! and robbing aathty rt. Tlev are great terror < J to the poo pie that thinly populated country. ' and will do much nitschiuf, before they can be ; I driven au*. i ?. i Awr?:.i, M?y 29?The Memphis Appeal * , of tie 284 mot, ea.73 :SiU it .a reported at 0or- ! .mh that largo reinforcement.! under Gen <> ?e;gel had arririd or. the Te.nctsee river. * I ho cncmy'3 gur. and mortar boats opened a i fnnouo. but harmless bombardment upon ' t I'ort Pillow Thu::d.iv afternoon i t i The Horry Diascca. referring to salt, and to | *he salt making Uforte of thv "Board of ?v? ? r Governor?," remark-: j. This in the second good thing dorm by our ! : . Executive which arpears t3 gratify our frttnda tl *f the Courier, and wo hope that the Gcver- jc nrr and t ouccil will continue to bo so fortu- o nate aa to please them Certainly we shall f< &*e ?c it that they both ?ee and taetea e&mplc ii of the a nit, mr.de by poth urinate euterpriee :i and by en ouragetnem of those who w? h<- r here are doing, all !n their power to manage ! well the affairs of the State in these troublous 1 I times. 1 i tl Again Knlistim.?In both tlie Kastern mil ^ tlie W^\inrn Siateit. tlic work ..1'enlistment hue J , again com?onca>). Liiwolu timls men ' XliC I'olUi.liM Intelligence re.-eived in olh<-ial quarter? UTci no doubt but ibat thr line of tlie I'oto ic kaj at la.-t been ond tb*t i porion of (icnnral Jack?ou'4 couiiuatid is UoW at fUliiLiDdburg, in Maryland. The umy bating ten once, mobilised, ia in a condition to make npid maichea. It u reported that in lia"riiorc liivre were rtccutly but tine" tiiou-aud ederal troopa. ami acnrcsly a? many in tV.tsharljn M.111I vicintfv Kurilmr n??- ? i?l ?f :tcka<Tb / cotupiand trill be arrxictwVv el ectcd. -- /.'t.rwi'nrr, JOrA.^ Fi'?*ttionfs l'oinm:i it?l. The Lynchburg Republican le&rua frum gen'lcitau from I'endlciua county, tlmt 'rt'iuuni ha/ joined the command of M illiuy, nd occupies * poiiium on tlftj'Totd between 'etersburg, ir? llaidv, and I'muLlirt, I Lo county . ut of I'cinl'e'on The nutnl of tr.>c?p. uder Miliary li about 15,00b. J'rcmmt is >? in a hard pllce. as lie must advance to lunteicy tow ardt .Staunton, or re'rout towards Lotnney into Maryland, 11 tr nruiy is reprc eutod t<r lit* . nry retro* of iwnmunit inu nud ujipliu.ri'1 ui Uetlie of oti tuiiiing ihein. <<rn. J Joltndnn rfltlKrow. Tli? telegraph give* vm tin- uiotiriilitl inelligcnoo of the full of this noble and gjill.un tficcr, in the cause of hi* conwtry. Mo foil it tim front rank, driving b u-k tin- bu-e in idrrs of our soil and our rights. The S>me f hi* adoption ronnrii* kiui as one of Jicr lioni Oil u^n*', in wh"in ?lu had :t ju?t pride for hi* tian'v tiilues, and intellectual and personal iccoinplishments. No braver spirit ha. passed imn hi? country's 'battle-fioMs ?'nn (hai of '. Johtttton I'etjlgvvrr,? t'ltro/miuH. lofdlerj Aid .%9i??M?Ju Hon Al h mmintr r*f il?i - V a.?i..? ' 'J - * -- . w .w? - v?.?v ?.* . .r. a .v, ;it> ?r :.i v.jrer Junction, Gen. Branch succeeded i'_ gitring off hia entire ccr.cicd, with the enactricn of one regiment, which got out z: portion hut which yesterday effected a junction * ;h Le main body. The iorce of the *Ci>a.j argoly superior to thai of Geu branch I'ho retreat w?h conducted in good order to .-.ohaad, where a panic -udicnly broke cut *.r.ar.g roope, and great ccafueioa followed A*hand is rtill within our lines The report circulated in the ci'y yeatcrdiy '! the junction of Burnside with McCW.an :t ithout foundation, *e it is known that hurnitdo, who has indicated a xcrernent of this .err, is attll held in aha*'it in Ncrth Carolina. It appears that ah* report of McDowell's It?cent front y.'cdfrjvh?burg in force ho* also tUt little fcuudai.oa, a a he could not ktvo ,1L."i#JlJt tr 1-mK tn aa * - **'* ... wivil m UP Ibb.k II UUC. roope ho hit .u Hanover rr..ii>' haeo reni.cd hat ecotion of country by tranaporta up ^sauakoy ?RisA-iaid Ltn^niner' SOr* Wa*H:yoror. M*v 19.?A party ofCon,V6s: :*n. who harojasi returned from Norfolk, reon 'ha: no Uc:oa feohr.g h?s yet manifested :n that city; hut th t in Portsmouth her* arc many true Union ato Mr. Cox. of th'.o, of the party, and ho took occasion to ill upon the Hon. John 9 Million, wham he iund leading the lift of a hermit ?and to be. i realty a* good a Union man as he was when. : Ccngreift ?Car .V y Jbs.-uj' ^ Cowiaroc. FlOWT ATltlTtr XT PlAND.?Wf learu tlm I >>e Qift (Juard, t'npt Cliichester, l?a<l a small (flit wiili three ot ilif ninny s gun boats, at 'tilt? iy Ulnnd, on Suwt!iy afternoon If'.ivv unoon firing wa? heard in th.if direction; and courier who came in, reported fire rennet off :e island, one of them the Planter V'e hare iet l?erred'h? r'au!' fv irVifin C~w-:er Us. - ? - i-.il ucia mi i rI l.iv -"Oiii May, Mia. Irw'. Pnncwti, Vice fieri lant in tii- chnir. An election ivfts held for Pve.-ilcu'. lpon loniit I op tSc ballot*, Mm. Pr. I.. <lit uncdy ft n? fo'lti'l Inly rlrctr'l, at.(I :i Committer np ointoi to ?hil '-a her au-l solicit Lre acccp ance f thy olBcc. Ttie commiit-?. oti their return 'I'ortod fu?or^bly, TLe La?l?rr of t||<> Association gratefnl'v icltnoalclge the receipt r>f Ten d--l!ura. tire riir.ti frotn tw-v gentlemen, wV.-*-, <1?'ir>. 'h-ir to be tin'/u->vrn, tiiso. from Trof. Pun:un, a donation of his .'ury ticket. Mrj. Pr. Kennedy has charge of tl^r W?jside II ?. pit * I l\?r the wi-'a ctnlittf June 7. V pi.notuel utteuditncn of Member* ij re pihiiod at the next regular meeting MRS. H. J. DEAN. Cor. Score titry AckntiwIeflKntrnt. The Soldier's Aid Society of IxeidriHe ind vicinity, acknowledge the following ccntribu tione packed in box So. 9. From Mr. D. Andofson $?V90; Men p An demon, 1 counterpnue, 2 pillows, 8 pair .-ook-, old curtains, yarn tot ti pair of eooha knit by the "Society, M. E Anderson, 1 dreeing gi*u. iiuttic Anderson, cat mint. Mrs J. Caldwell, 2 pillow*. Cast J . .otrfy. 2 bushels grit?, Mre J ?noddy. 1 coun e? pacet 1 sheet, 1 buchel ; arched rye Col. 3";;. l>ui?, fo oo; Mr' AV Meauo, S-l 00, Mrs. F L. .Anderaon, 2 bottles gripe wine. 1 sheet, 1 painof pillow cases, bi i?dioSfce, J M. Anderson, .00, >irr. J ! r kr, 1 sheet. 1 pair pillow cases. Mrs. J. ?'. yiiilti, butter, crackers. 1 -uit tress, bandages, Mite Addle Snoddy. pa?*1 eheeta. 1 pair pillow casce, cash Si. Mrs. J. TV. Miller, l flanuu shirt '..if. 2 bottle* wiae, $5.00 lor tracts. Mr* i austul gri'4. Miss Lime Kuth. Mrs. P. P Bcacham, 1 bottle -r:ru gar. ii.i- ?!:cd wtieui, Matter L P. Mitier, 25 cefctt. Mr* llass&adria Miller, $5 90, Ma tor J. Srr^bsl, *?5t.(}0. Mrs J Strobe!, domesiic soap Mi?"? Barbara Strobe!, 1 mattress. I tv pi'l ? rates, parched w!r.ai, M-sn .Mich' 4 pair socks, bandages. r?i>giuut j -p?_>!:i" Miss Ecttit- Slrohel, 1 mattress. . ihset.'. rs tswels. 1 spread, ! pillow, cash ?1. Mrs J. Footer, d'-mestio scap, Mvo I "'.-rd. 1 pair socks. 28 pair drawers. 17 ebir's, 11 Icwelj made by the soaie'y frcru eloih purchased by the canif Mrs. P Anderson, 4 pair- draw?. Mrs r??. trd. 1 pair pasts, Mrs F T. Anderson. 2 p?:.r iravs, Mrs. J W. Mi'.'cr. l tack. cf fruit. Mr !? Snow, 50 cents. Mr -T. Wilsen. 50 onto ?21 sent for ratipion* reading $20 sen' ? M Barnwell. for the benefit of 'he c:u:h Carolina Lospi'als in Virginia MRS. J W. MILLER. Rrefiidsr.t slrcoti:-.pr Scir-as. Mr. '.Vieklilfe. of Kentucky, a member of the Federal Congress, in the ocurac of a recent reech, coals the fr: lowing statement ' T'. ihe conduct of these special friends of t re r.s. gro. The fact stated by Mr 'Vicklifl* wm, not denied: ' ! want & disclosure made with reference to certain fact*, of which I -our rapt elf perfectly tatie&eJ. I fcavt information direct frets Port I'.cral, that the sin-res ?-ftc have been ta/.cc. mostly t'.l desire to return to their masters, and are prohibited from doing so by the miliary authorities governing them ! hire the assurance. that when some of the slaves had attempted *r lc-tve thi camn, for the purpose of gt'ttng back to th. r masters, th?y were fired rn by the santinelft, acting und -r *' . ,irlUrs . f thsir superior -.thocrs. sad ectre eight of them were killed. ' c-a-i.. - ? T::i L:*S!> Asort hicuxoso.?The-, wno no remark ible incident yreterdav en cur lines in the vicinity of Richmond. Yhe day was entirely quiet, with the exception cf a few tar.nor. sh.-t in the neighborhood of E-.fcro Bridge. ?v., us r....a_u. ?. -- n i *~*rii 'T C. I'1 IT'" ~ "J rr:i jqqRAPHic^ l llhllBg !Veur Kl< hmond. f Coh fedemte* Confident of StKCttt. 1 i Richmond. May 31. ? Thero wan violent rain i ?ij'1 thunder storm Lore yestwday evening, ? continuing icvcral Lours. About ' o'clock, ] the g.\i Works wore Hooded, and the city -to* i left in total darktic#.Tlicre was a skirmish yesterday, on the " ; 'tiiliaiiuburg i?a?l, iu which Capt. HonrborI o '-jh, of North Carolina was killed. /V tight iw i now progressing on the Williamsburg road, t near the Chitrahouilny, which Is iiincti swollen I by the rains of Inst evening. No reports have yet been received front the battle-field. | ! Ukii MOM). M a V 81? It b. in.?< heavy rniti la?t night, which etuM i? llood in the t'hickahoiniuy. It is reported that the ' brfdgea were nuibcJ away, audthree divisions of the enemy were caught this side of the f river. Ambulance* were scut down at noun. The i firing of artillery and musketry weredistinctly I licanl here. ?ro courier has yet arrived. i 1u p. hi.?a buttle has been progressing all Jay I o ?r the t'hickuhominy. All the report!-' froiu the field arc fati-r: Me. The engagement was eeveic, and the lo?s on both sides was heavy. l'bc t*onfedoraV.-a who w re woutid"d bate been coining in ! r seventl hours. It is believed tb*.' fight will Lc renewed tomorrow. ' The community ure in good spirits, arid ratifi. I d tit of victory. 11 I* M. -The latest reliable reports from I | the li.ltlie-field represent that the -iy were ! i driven h iidle and a half Irom their i osition; ^ | our rorccs arc occupying their cntnp. We j j e)ipttir<jl threehiitteric-?. nflcr the most desJ pet sic fighting, the eio-tny being protected by ?iifreiiolimcnts and woods. .Sow: at hundred j j ? son era reported t?kc?. I'i'omi flic Sotilb-lVrsf. 1 Monti.k, M iy 31.?\ special dispatch lt? tlic ' Tribune, dated Pollards, May J$<i, says there 1 ' was n skirmi'h day before yesterday, in wliiclt ' I ili i SMtiipsoii hunger* ?ii'l drove off the guard j f>om i>batinot.?viilc ltridge burnt the biidgc | i>ur loss was otic man and three horses. Thorn, emy's loss is tit.known. Three oitiwns of Oofefield were ta'teti prisoners nnd sonvcyed to I'vu.ucolu. 'I ho federal* are not udraticinc , . A tot .-ta, May 29 --Hit N iekslmrg says that the enemy have battered down and ! complolely d" u ro\ ed President Paris' r'sit dciu-v. abo. that of Joe Paris. 'I he T)" Solo Il'efxit opj.o.M!-? Vi rksbttrg, V?:? burnt I'hursday night supposed ! hare been fired by , the Vanl.cr- . t he Federals are <-o-omitting 1 .ici i'Mi/- dspi "dnti.ms below Yioki-burg. HKtfT PAY'S FIGHT. Richmond May "1. --General ilill'w revision j commenced the fight this morning?ISbodes* J and Garland's Brigades hearing the brunt of the battle for sotue time. Rein's and Audcr- ! son's Brigades also bore a conspicuous patt | until our i einferccntcnts arrived. The enemy ; . vcrc nlso reinforced, and hogting continued : mill I^ivai J- J" I .11 'I'll "ll ll'"ll rtiurs. I IlO enemy wore finally driven lrom lh"ir red*?ib?n I and tlicir n?rn butteries were turned upon them Tri-soner taken nay tfittt lluoll 13 in command. TroaiJ*ot Pari* nitd (ienTal !.< < wcrr -o the field, and their presence increased the eni fhu-uaMu of otir troops All accounts agree j that the Confederates displayed pr<-at bravery. The Yankees contested every ii'lt "f ground ; nrhilft gt ing way before tl: i 1 petnous charge; >f our ?i Titer.- No r<.'table estimate , ?f the ciatiultie? hat yet been made A num- j br it the Confederates Wer? wounded in th? 1 j trm and hand. General Rhodes was slightly > , rounded No othrr general "th ?r on onr I i kid? hurt. So f.tr as known, th- enemy tried ! ' to make a flank movement about 7 o'.-lnck i p Bi.hu? were repi??.-ed by T?* I mug's Piri ' i aiua. SECOND DAY'S TIGHT BirtHMntvi, Jum. 1 ?Th" battle of yesterday | j ?ook place in the rndnlty of B<ar Sraaip. 6c | 1 tween th? railroad aod tuc Williamsburg Head j I about seven allies tr 81 this city Tlu?. -"un's > if ye-.tcrdar as pnh'.?#ked ar? correct in th? | rs.in. .->otes causccadirghas bieu!. crd thirmorr* ? ? l" X: a fallowing !. catch w ta r-ce:vrd Vy i Goc.tnor Ptcktnir.icattox--, ' :ne I ?Th? 4ti, 5th nu J 5:1*' Regiments G ( V , Jenkins' hogitnent of . Sharp Shoo?e?-.v t.r.d Hampton's Lrg'cn were :n 'he light Qc" .1 .' hn?.ron Pctngrew, and . 0 ? R. hr.r* "TjJtrr. :f r?nncisk>e, f"*ro killed t" - * T>.-s"u isaund-.l ,%o!. l\v<t I'a'pp1 an ' h:tt a very eltgT? v?cund in the f?r* S f 't'locE, F M ?Th? fis'a* tr 't'rifc ? > Our men are didermia-rd and #e ate osminy ground :li"sl > 3 ' M wt dri- icgthr enemy he. i fore tii Lis' n.gh? Tt .'!ep* in tin-tr oatrr j On* l.itr i? fi^a y ; the euetn/'c appalling 7 P. \I --At j o" -rk. t4*? Tede- ala took to he fwntttp;, whsa t.:? firag ceatt'l The i fight * ill **<" ticufit b reaisum?4 o.jror"?w I* :3 cu-roni\- rtpri I '.La* the Conf-'derutc? , tck rr [ th v -ea.o iob a severe hur.dcr stortt J .?? . r.igh'. pvcv.nted us 'rent r?oeir':ig any , further particulars of 'ht fight on Sunday J j YOr.THF.Rh" ZIEPO? ?> AND N"? "*? 1 Kxcutijxa. May S! ? Xortltern papers of | the 24?h, brought from the ba't'e fold, state 1 ' thai Mc>*lellan telegraphed *o *ht secretary of 1 War tins.' the bai'lc. a? Hanover Court Hot s* ' : reaul'td in a ccir.pli'e over the enemy, ' **;th 'it* loss r.f ^ ti:o i83"1 men. ; ? The ! Federal loss * as 379? killed, iroun'led and . j missing. The (Jnnf.ecation Sill hat caste 1 the Fede- j ral House ^Representative? . The Philadelphia Enquirer mts Tiok*on>! euc-cs? has aroused rh- Nor'h. an I volunteer* i art pouring in Groorge I Shipley, c? Maine, has been am- | r^tr'v.l Military Com-.tinier cf N'e* Orleans ' n the absence of General PutU-r r.vr, Jun: 2?11; p. n ?Nothing c? ir.'er ?t has . arsp:red *o-<d.?\. It is believed hat *he enemy :s cor.eenitmiinj hla forces in the direction of Mcohanicsvillc. North-east of i the city. The vhoie number of prisoners taken on Saturday ar.d Sunday amounts to fire hundred and f.fr. the follo^uug are the casualtio? aa far as received t ..e brh South Carolina Regiment: | ?!o! Gi ei be'.iev.d killed f a houn. Hcrndon, * Lieut Dottlw, f P Jeter, Oxner, Lieut. Goes, C. J La*. .7 F Str.?, L Turner, vrcunded (lightly I The Guardian, of this rtc.mirsg publishes th- fullering liat ;f -as laltnes in the Falaaet.ro RiSeraen : Killed? R HeaviH, T L T. Smith, and Jchn H Wilson Wounded?R L. Kryce. J N brown. J.P. Crawford, J T Par'.ingtop, T. | C Featheitpcoc, C P. G- hard. V'iliard M George. Wra. J Jenkins, T !! Korley. V F. Land, H J Lee, Samuel McCauby, A. A. Oafcarrw-. F W T r r^i" c, /- v.u ? - J. I. v,*fabfc, aorerdly wcusdei; also, L:eut 5'alioc. Biovmon?, Jur.o i.?,-_t 1 o'clock to day, ir.c figl.l was rtiowcd, but a battle ta aat.cipated to morrow Thr fight yaaterduy only lasted soste three or feu-hoiirs Oen Walker, J it :? said, will he '.n the fo-tnorrow Our wotindtd ere receiving eve-y attention, and hear 'hair wound* with tnuoh cctsposure. The result on I and will undoubtedly l?e in o-.ir favor". />* g*?S boats as y^^. The Mestphia Appeal rf the J3d intrant says it is reported at Corinth that large rein.'orcetcente. under f?ou Seigle. had arrived oa the r?sse3eee river J 1 he Rome Southerner eij? uuleae there . thou.d cotce tome ucforttecn disaster. the crop of wheat will he almost fabulous in that section ; t of country. i u no-, to ?'lanti*p. The Macor. Tilig'jyh ays: We hare fceun requested teesution p'.naieTS not to t<irn th?*?r or >>ai fields aff??ct^>d with the rmtortfiHtaw It has already proved fatal to serverat .rstttnees Cattle owners ahouid heiwr^ikU "earning. The South, for at least thia year. 1 ran iVj afi^rd to lose htef cattle " | .! Lg.J1 J. I J-J"1--'. . 1 11 ' MARHIED, Ol Sunday uurbiog the 18tb Mij, 1M.1, tjr Euae Wall,.KM-. >IK. THOMAU P. G1LIFPIN *0 HISS ELIZABETH WALDRWS. By the wot, oo Sunday evening, the 1st lay of Jane, 186J, Mil. ROWLAND BK1ANT, rO MISS ELIZABETH BKIANT, oil of this L>rietrict. Service. IT. J. II. Cl'NNlNGHAM, <otnpany 11., j Capt. S. M. LANDFOKD, W,S. 0., Rsgi nent, will remain ji few weeks, at least, uutil lie I'nli inst., end will receive auy number ?>f lecruiis. A BOUNTY ,QF FIFTY DOLLARS wilt be aid end Tratnporlalion tickers furnished. Vd'lren or appl,* at Glean Springe. June 5 1.1 2w " NOTICE. " | ' AIIK "Bo!*!-"! of Commissioners under the | Act to extend relief to Soldier? >'aoiHie?," tre requested to meet at *partaubir?g Court ' ( me, on Saturday, tlie 14tiv, iu-t, at II ?'cloct A. M. i J.W.MILLER, | Chairman. | June ft 13 - !!w WANTED " } 5QO lbs OF WOOL, I AO MAKE WINTER UNIFORMS for roy j company. The relative? and friends of :lie company will confer a confer *n favor by leaving with Messrs. FOSEER k JUDO, what eoolthey can rparo for that purpose, who will pay tbciu the market \alu9of the v.-ime. A. II. FOSTER, Captain Morgan Light infantry. June "? 13 if Attention UiiiMuith Guards. Vl.L absent mootbcn <?f my Company trill report for duty, without delay, in Charleston, or they trill bo proceeded against as liescrlcii. J. C. WINSMITH. Captain Co. H. 1st Regt. S. C. V. Charleston, June I. IS,'.'*. STATK OF SOUTH CAROL INA7~ SPARTANBURG WSTRfCT. Citation for Letters of Administration by Jno. Earl- Romar, esq., Ordinary. A\ ;iir.RL \S W. It. SMITH has" filed his t t petition in jny oHiee, praying that letter? of Admin. at ration, on all a:id singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits, of TWOS. W KOWI.KR late of the District aforesaid deedshon'd be grwnted hito. These nto therefore to cite nud admonish all and singular, the kindred and ci editors of the said deed., to be nud appear in the Court of Ordinary, for said District, to be holder) on M otid ly, the Iflth June, instant, to show cause j if any, why the said -Admiuirtratjoj* should not be granted. Given under rnv hand n*?h?eel of nfuce, this 2-\ ?tutic, A. I> . is<V2. J. EAllLF. UOMAlt, o. s. p. June '? 13 Zt rF A IvK TVi >TTCK. VLL persons lairing claims agninst J. I>. j WRIGHT, deceased, are required la pre- J epnl llirm au^Iw ? 1?? at'-- ?.. .1 ? 1 I ... . , i'i v|?<rj ij ami UK persons owing the same, are nxjtxcsied to fay up at once. .T. M. W.FORD. Aft v.. fc? H. A. MAXWELL, Ka'or. 3ky 23 >t 3tu iiir.ti^unburg Ft-mafr IruOemj. : rPIIFi brat Session r,f 'bis School will hr I closed on Friday the .ftth m?t. Th"re vill he no %acatir? between th? Session-, hu? the "Jd, will bornniouce on Monday next, June jd S.VRAIT l?T TLP.U. 12 _lm >1 < > >' I I ,t >ST. BETIVEEX, fepartaubmg Court House and ; Birtnjji'illo. on Tuesday las'. ! ln*t oxer ! t .ctr-onc dollars in rash. Tlio money can be described in pert. Auy ii:forcr.a,i-?n lef? m tl I Spartan Office ! "Unit to T?i eeweeee wd t be | thtnkfull' ackuowle d?e.| ]f the wary is] cMsht.-!, a .;,ii?ab!e reward ml be paid H UO H O'SHTiLPv | JT*y 2t> 1! I >rp^roes rjtotL r|1WO COLOOEOJj.%'Li from five ;o ten 8 ve*r* of %4<JP^e pva from eight to : M . I v'e Tb< 0?^" M l *^bc Spvtnn Offi-r-. M?v 21 ' 11 U nis (II I Tl?\ 01' PtRTNKIiMlfl'. rI tur fojiH'tner'liip hovrtoforp ei*i- teif he-] I 'tt.'H THOMPSON J OLIFHAXT, as1 1 tre'*^? Msnntacturers, isthi." d 'Ks~-oi?ed b;. niut'i'.l consent Ihe cb'ire business will hi. settle J by.tOII!' THOMPSON, who * mi* j thorited to eotloet all tbn ACCOUNTS, NQTLS and I>EMoVl?S ?n. f\*-nr ot 'he firm end *e: tic its liabiltTtee TO ITS' TTTO>1P>ON" 1 V ( O.MritANT. ' Mar 9 0 tf 1 Th? bus rt?y will be eoutiaue l by tfcc sub- ! e.T'ber, and h: respectfully askj the coatinn ' a-re at hit cuetontcrs and t'rtends. * JOHN THOMPSON. Mey A 9 tf ! For* A HOCSF end LOT in tint town of 3-f a:-- , f\ *::nburg. ran. be bought an r?s*oanbie forms I Cell on J. ELFOIIP, ejij , cr xv X FARROW, Agent. BMur 27 4 ct 13EL NOTICE. MV Office ia OTer Bobo. Edwards. and Ctr lislc's Law Office Terms (!%$lt. "rear 13?1-ly- C. LET., D 0 S. dissolution of i'opartuprship. rf^HE eopartnerthip heretofore exist inz btI tween SULLIVAN, Fl.FORLt ? WIN. it dissolved by the withdrawal of J t' WINRMITH. E?i"p The busints* of the Fira will hi settled bj- J M ELVOHD. Esa. MARBLE YARD NOTICE. PERSONS -*,!?h,.ng to purchase MARBLE for the:r deceased Friends sad Relatives es i do so, by applying to Mr. 1VM HUNTER, our authorized tgen? HARE a: FALSER. April & 4 tf 3fl REWARD, RUN away fro:u the Subscriber some tiee , in Sep'eraboa las:, hjj ttffro boy -TAFK, t-gtd about twenty thee about 6 foot 8 inches high, of * brotez, corapiexioa The abort rovnrd win be r.ai,l for the delivery of said boy to h^ o^r-ar* of lodged at the jail of Spartanburg that h- turfy be obtained. A. HOLT9HOU9ER April 10 6 .. tf TAKE NOTICE ALL f'eraona indebted to tha Estate of R0 3A C. SMITH, will plerse pay the Executor at onoe* All persons baring olaims against eatd Estate will deliver a oopy of the same as early h* possible, ?e OLIVER H. MOSS, Exrcuter April 17 8 bra ~ J. A. ENSLOW, Cotamleaion Mert^.ant, no 57 vensue RANOE. ca^anrarov. a. e. "f>ROMPT and personal attention given to T the tale of Flour. Wheat, Cora. Bacoa, xud I'rod'ioe, and Merxbaud^e generally. April 17 6 As PKOFESSIOm NOTICE. HflHE L'NI/ERSltlNED, respectfull/ fendere I M* serTiwe * PRACTICING PHYSIChk2ij to ih? ciiiteas of ?lie Town and ieiaRCllV bo found at ?U tim?? *< the ro#j. ai^rMrj, C F. CAMP, on Mam-street ^hfoaet rigflfeAj Profeifri*a?Hr PebG-l^SHk W. R MAN. -1 I K>. X.' 'ik.JLL HAVE ju* ^nirtd, aMrtttfr* wirt* f Oibtr fod* Red Paint, Madder, ^ . Logwood, / p/ Pin?. / / Needles, i / Copperaa, . ' r ?alt?, Fine, Combs, Ac* BparUoburg, 8. C,t Jaaiufrjr I, 1862. MILI.I^EKY. MRS. IfASTffrMAK Church Street, opposite General Edward*' MBS. MASTERMAN hu on hand A goodf supply ofOOOM In bar Km. Ton mv expect to find them of SUPERIO/I QtjALTTK iMie solicit* the continued support of her" friend*. Mrs. M is also Agent for bar rioter*, th?r M Misses M h A. A8HTON, of 72, XTnrkct^trtnt, I'lisrleston, MABfVFACTVRKRI OF fl'IGM of every style and variety, sari FAKtT HAIR WORKERS la ilits branches. Orders will bo ponotaaity attended to. Hav* s great many specimsu on hand. June 13 lyJ THB THOROUiir-BREb MBSE. T H I C K E T Y, WlfcL stand the prssenO Ef k_N IA. season, commencing (he lab iJ/*V VK of A PHIL, Inn., and end'1* ? f 1 ing th* 1st dKLl, at Hilt OWN STABLE, near Limestone Hpriaga., Mares entrusted to the onre of tlip undersigned* still be well cared for, and fed at the low rate .,f* fartv Potila ts*?* alma - --'-J Vm J He will be let to inures at Twenty Dollars *h#' insurance, payable fbo first of biewbtr If a in are is parted witb. the money will bo demanded. 1 w ill not be responsible for noy accidents or escapes that may occur. PIRy cent a to (be Groom. INSCRIPTION. THICKET V is J2 years old tbio sprier, fall' sistaen bands a rich browu dappled bay, the most beautiful color imaginable, witb an* uncommonly fine set of legs, and muscles i?? abundance. WYATT LIPSCOMB. April H 4 2m STATE OF SOUTH CAil0I.ro A. ^ STAKTASBURO DISTRICT. In the Court of Ordinary. Edmund 'Rlunton, Applicant. t\?. Nancy Slant on, John Ills n I on, et. aF.. Defl'ff. Petition for sale of Real ha tare. LT uf pairing to my .laiMfaction that John ? RUtitnn, Joseph Blanton. (r. W. Boylaa, suJ wife, Ktirahotli. Itojlcn, Berry 1!. 1>1 anion . brira of .Mai tha Daniel, deceased, Cbarlea II. lMnmoti, and Jefferson llrock, and wife. Abey Brock, defendants in this rase, reside I beyond the limits of this Slate. It is there fore ordered I hut fl.ey do appear.and object t* the division or sale of the r??*l estate of Lewis lib ton, deceased, on or before the 13ih day of June next-, or there consent to the >UBe will be entered of record. tiiven under my hand and seal of office, March 12, ;?A2. J NO. KAKI.K BUM AR, o. .0. n. April 3 4 in ST A T K O l> l-ur Til CAKui,l.\A. ~~ START tVBl'RG DISTRICT. Million Allan, iii or Applicant, vs. Dr. Benja in in Wvffntl, Jeremiah Wofferd, et al. Defendants, Petition to prove will ?d Nelly TTofford. dtI cesred, in dua and solemn form of law. 1A Ai'r L.'iLAlivi TO 11T CATT2F.ArTff*N, U?M the lietr& of Jaror* Wofford, dereas m, na-i.c* noi l nc?wn. Jeremiah Wnfford. the ' heirs of N'tibuniel tVoflford, doreaacd nasses re*. Imnr.h. J?wc tfofford, and the heirs of J. ?_ A'offord. dcciased, namely, Lewis Milaa lT?fford. and Isaac I'tJ and wife. Sneali Ann Ford icfeuiVtiits tn 'bis ca?e. rcjrid- beyond tl*e Vii?t us ot 'h"is St me It is ilit-iefore otdn-ed rbav ilii-y be aol appr-arwt the court of Ordinary. ?> | be holder for S*jv?rti?ivhu?g District, at hpar[ rtiuhuvg Court House, on the 12th day of Juan ! n?*t, to ,-liow ciiuro. if any they can, why a ; pnj-er purporting to he the last ?ill and teste| incnt "f Nelly Mofforrt. deceased, should noabo i admitrtd to proba'r in -liu; and solemn form of law tmeft und-r -nv lnn?l a?i .\e.il of e?r;e, t>? I'Jrh div o> March. \. D . t*62. JN'O SABLE EOMtR, o a. r M\rc'i 2^ 2 -dm t-H i: v>TA'f K OF SOUTH I akomna" .UmadcT ^ iog?v rr. pryton S Hunter Attachment. Boh a, EJw.-.rd* A Carlisle, 1 lam'ff" s AtTv ; VfTUKREAS 'he pi* oriff did, cn-thc ?*>1 ) > day of April. ftle" his declaration againi,! he defendant. a ho ;&?r v- t*id U sh.-cta' ^ and without the learnt s of thi., x?'?. aad hae neither wife nor attorney known wi'kta Mine, upon whom ? copy W the saiR deciurt tion might he wrted ; It is therefor# ordered.. That the seiddrfeni d*ut do appear and plead to the raid dvclaraS tion. on or before the 6fh day of April ne**. wbioh will !>c in lao >?ar of our Lord ona tfcouj .i*ud eight hundred and sixty three: ithmtu* ? ! final and abaoiute judgment will he giron an,# awarded against him J B TOI.LESON, C C. P. April 2* STATB OF ?OUTH CAROLINA. OFFICE or COMPTROLLER GEN'L. CataLKirov, February 17, 1862. j I HEREBY certify, thai JOS. M. ELFORD. Agent of the MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Richmond. Va., incorporated by the State of Virginia ; has complied! with the cenditions and raoujetiions of ibfAcyn the General Amabl|t erftlM. 4i A? atje-fb rejju'ate the Agenoie^af Jufcuruacc Companies not . incorporated ifftheVtate of Qfodth Carolina." t af.d 1 hereby 'License the eaia JOS. M. ELFORD, Agent, as aforesaid, to take ricks and / i transact all business of Ineuraace, in this State. for, and in behalf of said Company. This Lr; cense to roatinue until the filing of neat Seat Annual Statement W. LAVAL. Comptroller G neral mar 20 2 rf I Notice; ALL Persons are hereby notified net te irxrf* t*T ? vriTr ? * *- - , ^ . ... ? lyi tj-?T% I c ' 5ft y dollar?, and one fer tan dollar*. All o I the Mat* date, (date aad maturity of which are i not recollected.) one in favor of Col. S. N < Eeina and transferred to John Mc.Fexland A? aald notea wore to be discharged-by other i notea and accounts which I hold against Jno. I McFerland aad which are to be eoaaiderod aa pajrnent tn full JOHN THOMYSOfr. . Jan 9?1961 49 t* NOTICE^ THEREBY inform my friends and cuatomer* ( 11? t t (MM ,V " ? ' * -V , u> M.~TiO?OI fcHU. IhOM who hfcTO loft WATCHES wuk -* will la<l theu &t ay ?fore, whore they w? bo delivered by Mr. ?. B aUDERSC?. who will oleo hove ay urtea aid eoceneta in head { for celleotiea. A rtne eeecrtment ef JEWEL' BY will be found for ee'.e et my old a toad! J. A. HBlWrtlAX I Feb 57 50 tf TTO. P VERNON, ATTORNE\ AT LAW/ TT71LL PRACTICE in the Western Otrcrv* \\ Orrrr*?Weot corner of Cel. W W HARRIS' brick SniHrag, over the store ? f'aap k Cenaoa, and opp*el?* the Palpi** Hrnte. April 12 0 if