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V THK LATEST FROM CHARLESTON. i
From tko Southern Quartl'ino.
BATTLE OJT JAMES ISLAND.
". Cham-aston, Juno 10. ,
\ saver* battle look place this ijwrnirij on i
ftUneA 1*1* ad, four mile* from the city. Ttic
advanced with Ave regiment* to hmhuII
our tteccraiojwilta baliciTfi with ihc buyuricL
>|. T. G. IWmar eumnMA'1?il our Itiittrriw, i
with a lew hundred of our troop*. lie united
ill the enemy g<A within clm-o ratine, when
he. opAivil g?*p* and musketry, literally
tROWHljfUoWJI WiO udv:|HOtng YatlV - C'*Uil.n.
ThV rccmy reeled uud tied, but pte?*?ittjr wcr,reinforced
b_) artillery, and ugnta formed ?md
chargetL They were again, rvpulvd with
great's!-?ngl?f?r. A third liiDit t my advanced
and enduhvni'iid to flank th* battery, l>ut were
again bcaU-u buck. when we advanced in yur*uit
Ayw our w^rk* Icllliug and rupturing
many. Our victory is complete. Our !<,** is
twelve kilobaud twenty wounded. Cluirlrtliin
troops were chiefly engaged The enemy's l?ss ,
is w?H jet Ascertained, but wsj ce'tefniy sever-"
til hundn d in killed, wounded nnd prionm t-?. 1
A batch of thirty pri??OD?s have just becu
brought to tlic city.
Killed -(.apt. (.twin, of "I.auuir'u Artillery,
KT|d Iilfttt.d.ircfn.""l'f tlin iVnukiuiften Lml.i
I n tan try. ffouit^C'l-X'oL I,ulnar, badly, and
'manv other*. %*
Jut/a/-.-/- Guard*. -lulled lsaa.: Yo'en'in?;
Ai^vttuit Poeiiatiki.
Y. vuiuJjjd ilertt Vtitantfri*, Hiirry Jw-vtlle,
nttd.R. -Brans.
The buttle this morning w is jtrommnevd by
our generals, to )m\r been a most desperate
one. OurloM is heavier tbau nt tir.il reported,
including several valuable 90mpatty ??lfl cer*.
A portion of the e treaty's force fought tit W
gallniitly. Thc"47t,h Now York l(igtilaud*-rs
assaulted ?ur batteries with empty nni-kctw
They fought obstinately nnd retired. baviug
fifty dead in ditches, und carrying elf their
w?mndvl. Viic enemy's gunboats nnd land
bittcrios Co-operated in the attack. The cnotny's
loss is about four hundred in killod.trOntitled
and captured. *
Uicauosr, Jttuc !f>.?Tiic force aith which
lien, ftuart aocoutfliahctl his brilliant reooti
jfotsanoe Consisting of the 1st and 'Jilt Virginia
cavalry; Jetf. iHuis' I.egiou of cavalry. UobVs
r l.egioti, and three piece* Stuart's Arlilleiy .
'I'ho expedition left Tuylorsvillc Frida* diorti- J
tig. Touted a squadron of Yankee cavalry nt
t)ld Church. und caplti red andburnt throe Fed.
e al transports at I'utttejTs ttvillf, 011 the U'amuuWry
Hirer, loaded with commissary und ordit-ince
stor?*.- He thence proceeded to Tunt'all
.*, on the York Rlv<*r Ktiilif>ad, cnptu.?-i a
nuntd.cr ??f Yankees, and fired into and riddled
. n t ruin dl'cttrs. The engineer, who was killed,
fell off the engine after putting sn a full head.
fateam. The train dished ?n towards lite
I'amunkey River, near Taylnrselllc. lie also
captured iind?burnt one hundred wn?on*. l>ud.
pel with commissary stores, and rettiritc I to
Richmond this morning, bringing three hut I
drcd muffs And horses.
t I'll t* I'nfHiyN Heslgnsupttn <'1| .* t
futiowga Kh I>;in
J hi yesterday, iu announcing the fact
hut the enemy had retired from before Cli?tt- ;
tanoouftT wo expressed a doubt as to his fit* ;
mre designs upon that important point.
*Yjp arc now p&Usliod .into his designs. The
Attempt, and a formidable one it will be, will
soou be made to capture thai city. Tbo .
videnco ii before us: ' From the best nuth- I
brity, we learn that the wornj are encampcd
tvuie cighteetvuiilcs below Chattanooga, i
opposed sitfe of the rircr?the lor j
ires that attacked that city on 5*at urduy. and i
Sunday la.st Laviflg falVn buck that 1 ir I
That force i now eng god in sawing lum J
her, and appear to b - working art though!
they wore making Gal boats. With them ^
is .t gunboat, some lw > atid a half tniton bo
low their present encampment. It is a
Caibotit, with tiationury power but on for
propelling it,- and has fit re? pieces of can
non on board. The object of this er;.tl.
doubtless, being to tow flyl> under oovor of
itjj guns, in crossing the river with tri?ops j
^.tch ia the p illion now ofthc enemy, and j
euoh are his preparations for another ad .
upon Chattanooga.
We hm also advised that lion. I^irby j
' Htutlh is in Command, in person. of our
lorcces at Chaltanooga, and that great [
eOnOdenco is rcp?>.-ed in him, and his abiti j
t,y, with his forces, to defend auocc.s&fuil}
that cil/. The citizens as well* as tin j
m;t? J-' * " ?
.. rm.tij mure ;ue wioiUIJlieil P.Ot tU ntir- ;
rcivl' r ihe city, but to hold on to k, let the
t neniy shell it as much ns thoy please?* j,
patriotic and gallant determination, which, \
\\r truel/ will result i-i the do Teat of th>
enemy's designs.
V,ui.should Mitchcll he largely reinfor
f;ed?should lio bring to bear on Chattanooga
more than one gunboat?should ho
Mu-evcd hi getting poHession of the city '
what will b?'tbe situation of ftoorgia? Wo
j by '.b-ergia's bcinjj cut olF front sup
plica of wilt, coal, provisions mid the oh- <
HrUelioti aivl partial de>trtfctiou of' the '<
^idte roa l; th' sy boifig certain oouwjquen ' I
ecu of the capture of Chattanooga; and turn i i
consider the consequences to the State ! i
from the raids ut' tho enemy.
tjur mountain country will become pnture
lb-Ids for the cm:toy to feed upon, and (
T'lnunei* it>; and as he gathers strength ! <
from tcinforeciiiMits, he will be an ccrU iu - ,
t ? advance into tin. interior, and towards j |
Atlanta, a: he is an enemy frying to mb L
. jugate us. This can, aj beforo iriii?.:i I
etc-1, only be prevented by the nrganiza '
tt'ju of a force to oppose his progress, and ;
it niu.k comb from the mi! it a of the !>t t<. ,
l.iko Virginia,r very inan*ble to hear arms, : !
Ii:it can he iirniod, wiTl Hav* to take th" field '
thir pcoplo must prepare for tbiv tlrey j
# hit t get ready. 'I'hc Governor will have '
to enforce his .orders to the roilifa offcer* '
of Uic Slate to org anize and bo ready for '
the fj. Id. We arc ny alarmist, and have :'
no dt are Jo create excitement amun-> ?Vn '
people; but we arc not'blind, nor will we
chut ; or cjes to tho truth iliat Gf nririak
?ji? peri), pjiould (. 'hitttannnga ).,il int.? tLit
luti'Jo of the dfcomy. As 'rtc.n'incl* up^n .
. the wafceh-tower/' w? therefor'*, with the .
signs before ml,'''tsonud the al irtu."
ixtn'.o infc?/'*/t111!>. I I
Morciitt i >1 "Vusli v 111**. 1
V/c K itn {vo.it :.*i authentic source th'it ;<
g'cal cxcUcmont was c.eatcd in isasirvtllc. <
. a (ow days ngo.hr tho report that John II. j?
Morgart had nrriv?-?l in the cify over night, t
and wn? boldly stepping at a wall known f
boardiu^bousO. I ho l-'e^cral psoruat mar 1 j
.-ha! iintnoJta'ely ordore 1 outa large t?>ra?. j.
lur his capture. The house was surround '
i J in such a manner nx torendorhis escape j
impossible, and the ofleer who had charge j ,
??r the expedition, feeling secure of his i ^
game, demanded, with aonto show ?.f polite- ;
in\s.s, that the mtorions John H \i,'
ahouM 1"' brought out mid delivered up <>
he t'cdcraf loice quietly, in older t?> avoid
htuodfth-d. Tho iridhnt J\dora1:>t wan ; 1
MitmrvrhflC chagrined vduui he w;w inform d
that i-ur li n prhct F* woqjd bo highly detri- *'
an nf il to tli$ health of 1! !Uo??u.v\, '
iho hud arm -d the nl-hf previous ???d '
1 ;l fir f>i> p^triotio woman ,r
vyrrd nuwo Upon H
-rt/lr 7*<yi:*t<r ?
?lu' fltovalimi Jtyartan.
s jjp'jk stjv a ?r a ifWm ;
TburH<lW)^ Junfi lt>, iMd'J. i
jiii: viiTAMHiii; fiXl'KBll,
Wo lagrei Uie auapension <?f our Cot?ynpor?? (
rv, with nboni our intercjurto hi* hrpft or I
Iho n?o*l ph-a.uiui itUii agreeable chu.tuter. i
Upoti no auhjoi't of gonml interest li?t? op ,
differed in s?ntinu'ijt iu any degree ?. ? 10 i
impair editorial hapmoity. J&sioothly Iiotc i
tl<>wed along. though the 1 fe tdrvaui ot' our i
respective papain Una been trrtubly obstructed,
Ii_v t\tf midily of our reader* for daily news
TIip "Piill*'' bin well nigh supplanted th?*
weChly" in ?vry secdoh vl'llic^ialp, Whether
a I isti'-t tf.iipHe is in entity or run .entity is
heeo-niiig a problematical question. The I.an.
recognises their e ..(Mauve. *"but tlyj people, in
wartime*'' d'sseuting from our legal fathcra,
are luiteh inclined to ignore their being altog?t!?ei\
Hut we ink Is thla right; doot a paper
not give <;h:ira< ter to th?* District ^ind, Is it
not * v.?iuh??ic aovertiMng wcitmn, if Urtu*ieni j
in nil other v.'hih- nni' in ? mlunma 1
are h |(itl? rapid and Out lo the remler uf our
dsily p?iV)li<*niion*, i;f local iutcrert we '
ccrt?inly, ran claim nqualily it* iiol pre < mitiynco.
But whet hip in?tre#?'tig nv not nt
thi.l Mo >dy juncture Ill out ) *?',. ; . wu trityi, i
and would appeal tn our friends Ht?d lb* l?is- I
irict mil to incur the shame of buffering cv?rv
n?wa^ip?r ll^'ht to go out lor the truo'. ot 1
patrnoHg*, Ktor.y person o?ncoi via that he !
li.i*. count nolilt virlnou, oomio ol ih- chariic- g
torini-ic* of Cwttar, even if it is un honorKbl# f
amhiiioii. So think we, and fo trol we in |
reference to the "Spatlau" tuul limce pixstmur '
to solicit. en extended circulation through our i
friumh. If they will vitalize tis. more fully, 1
liv ai itdlng u> their names, in u short titoc wr j
-hall be able to t^in a? % strong uirni with i
nvinor on; coma out douMe-ttitigrd emi take I
holder "tlil higher flight.
oi a iHSTiuirr i?kvi>.
The list of those killed; from our District, in
the 4>?ttle of t'l?ic:ih<'<niny, or "Tile Srre^ j
I*ine<," as it is termed, i* "putc oxteiieirc, an<^
shows that our young men, gallantly, met an ^|
resisted tlie for. Among tlient are Martin .?. 1
Smith, .1. ,1. Knster, TAV. Mirtm, 'luirjc I".
Ilouchstorj. OtptainJ. Q I'arpmtor, 1'. lionner, !
IV II. Harris, M. Lipscomb, ^li'l)"rcl!, WuiTj
II Bush..
They are gentlemen of high respectability '
and social eminence. B-ing w.-J| d. -oended,^
true patriots, end, thoroughly imbued with ti '
once of our .rights an i wrongs. they hesitated
not tn immul tic themselves upon the nlftr of i
our common country. The mud of them being
iad, upon wliicl , w <- lift .? hutery, o,' ihe f' i- j
od Snui, h", 'Ti'h ilire others, vilunir<>r?d an
t?r * rtkiiig, nuirilevnti/ l'rr to withdraw the !
it?'ore, or, lil? ? roldinrs gr ive. The effort I
itus ni'lf mw| jjtario!i?!y p?rf .. med. l'or it he ,
i? Hirf1! fuo.ioijunt from Mir office' in j ,
oim-tand. Alter tint sfru;r;;;e was ov?*r, lie re- ' i
urno-l 'o our f'i.Ur'ui, no I engnged in ihr
o>*r.-fiil pursuit of k n|<fri*1e<nt. In hi* mor- j
irnlih- hfllTptli lit* lillNJll, ri.'oniotitlr 1 Mm j j
lottfiJroc* of hi* pn'ron* for hi' upright rr>*
ii :i inn", niul. wott :? a* o fiu.inrie 'jHU^uch t ]
a iiiu briof hiktorr of ono, w io-o lit?, oho |
i, Hiid patriotism deserve nit hurthh- tribute I j
V??rn those, who know him weli rnon-h t-? opnrrinir
hij siriue-, smd pardon hi., faults i ,
171: ?t ?:i*
\nnn?* (lie killed ?>n t'.?? Y.t ?' <?*' iiic in t'i? j
mitta ?>t' ilte rbiekehomlny i? ihr nupio of J
'limnn* FranCi* >Je?gher, tii?. ' "mnvli land-d
n<i hi^'t'y applauded" in<li pitti-it, who did
0 much in Nrw Yurk lo nroui*e ilte ?pivit o!" ,
1 li It brother# eg iin.it it*. He Jed I lie Sin <
\ ni.itIt Krin regime**! into'In- 4"ght?t Niton' ^
:i>, itr. ! Htm ran nw.ay t" Washington, ?i j
tainting thai 44 lit wotith *eo?r^ hud *.,n their ' f
tj peodenct*." RcooTeriiig from hi* frfr'it, ?
c ni l Mpaghrr /'a* made * brigadier, t. I 1
it- eil a brigade-of hie O'.uhtrvtaen to -laughter
iMHthftrnoi*, atl lei tl "t.l en ? ?li ' iih.'kabO- v.
aine it full iIitc In.itTiiti i i.
I
planters by | at ion, t ?\ w?re nnl -<j con- i
spioimisly mi.ved up, with the movements of
lie l>iH'rirt as to Migunli/c their lives by pMil
ic;il ntifec -ndcnM, so mueh a.-, their d<-athh hy
tiio heroism tttoy displayed near the Capitol of
t he South. 1'nfliitching. brvnely and heroically,
they fbi-ed the cannon, m'l wiihstoejd the hail- !
storrr ?l murkelty and sum-M arms.
Ti > nqurr was (heir perpo**, to >lii>, I
their dr'eruiiniitio.l, rat hex' than, the Yankee J
flwg should ?!*; responsivrly to tho victorious |
shouts of the multitudes, that. encompassed, '
defiantly, the beautiful City of Kichinoirl'n
leaving-the quiet scenes of h<?me they
paused not tho painful trial. .They
disregarded tv ' the notes of the war-trump, or
closed thrjr cars to the inviting of rains of
inertia) iniisjc. At the first sound of the buttle
< ? v. they rallied to the strindur 1 of .their Beloved
R-ottih and, upon the "wing* of the ? iml," I
hastened to her resc e. With them no cuuse ]
of <l?day prevailed. Voting, active, vigorous, ;
p ittantic, thry slaved not to listen, to the i
whisperings of pleasure,- or vl?M lo the en- i
ohamrueuta of the parental Avtwid*. Boldly they
lushed i nto tli? fray, uid, boldly, met the I
incmy who sh-w them. Some of <>t thc:n ?m!
from under the shmlow i>f the monument that
ina. W?tlicb. tile ground ot thatlo.epon.-'; others
from jHiint.4, ? ? r.em^ vs In in.-piration
from s ho vtisanguled plains of the Cedar Spi inge I
and Blanket ofks. Kucli 1> a-I a revolutionary
hiftoiy in parentage ov locality. Front sin-h :
horn.'- w?, i? i ample, ?\p - tcJ mtn-lr, from
them a* Spf'iOh srr are cnuhied to gather the
b*wie gut-land, tor the adornment of nor Di;- !
irie.i hr >w.
Asi-lr from ihe?o young borons, it h cine." J
our ptliiful duty to apeak of Captain Q. [
['arpeater, from the nmgliliorlia >d of?hLime !
stone Spyiiu*. 4*
For morn than Ut'vc month-*, he command
t'l h company of bruvo.e equal to any that '
ro.npnro ftie I 'nnfoderato nvu?y. Courageous !
himself, ?1| trusted him. its fhet would the
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impulses of their own ns:ure. Capt. Carpenter
had not merely u homo reputation for
murage. On the hattlc field] of Mexico, ho .
wpiired a reputation for soldiery, more coloring
than hrtk-a. A natiie of Lirtrolnfon, '
North f'aro|lu?, lie uiig-atei tj thi? Pjstiict, j
many yea a ago Hero he married and lierg !
lia lived, pivvious to the ? :r of Mexico. ,xt i
the outlur.-' ?f -int tror, |m volunteered to !
U't'cnd 'he " Star dpo-igle mfr," as he lias j
lines, hntToiy fought and d;c 1 for tha support
if tho hara andDuring tbr Mexican w m,
to p n t.e fo. such ho ?.o, ctin-cd too; e iUi* !
or heroism. In niv of iho bultlco fought
aetween the City of V'vaCnw and Mexico, h' '
[igrforititd a feat, t"h?t should pe**pe.rnai?- ! ..
in American history. At r,i>mn hiidpe
vjmmanded. entirely hy M? xicau Arf;ll?*rv. '
# * j
?III I M'?M \ *mmfrnmtmmmmur
W1IIHT.
A few hrudi of ttoo ohcat vus ?lic*n.to u;*, f
ihe oilier riiy by Mr. J. B. Tolleeon, Inlveii '
from tlie fvcM of Mr. Jumtn Tapp. It i* railed
the Gale irhcat, and t? one of the fme>t varletlee
wc ever mw. One of tlife Lcudi mvasure*.- (
aix iuuhce in length, and aariua to be well fUl- ^
ed. About a quart or le*a of tlti.a r. lieM wtr , ^
hroujfht from fleotgia, and sown list vvnr in
riiillri. 1'roan tlmL miidU nitaniifv hr vo .i'y.,,1 1 I
over two bushel*. Tlio < til ire product *hi |
?t?vrii 11??" year, *ud promise*. judging from I *
11?* sample* before ?9, to y;cld abundantly. 1
So I'm* too, it in not. in the slightest Ucgtce ?f n
fee tod W\ nisi or smut. Lot our fanners My ir^J *
Change or Schedule. 1
>Ve invite attention to the tdvcrtisemcnf of f
Mr. T. B. Jotcr, the worthy and popular Prcei. f
lent of tho Spartanburg *ml Citron lUllroitd. ! {
It will he s*en. tlint on ThkiiUj and.Fridny, j ,
the cars will leave Spartanburg at 9.45, A. M., j c
and return nt"7. HO P. M, On tha other days of ( j
tho wetk, they will leave i\t '2.15 A. M.? and ' (
arrive *j at'present, 2 1*. M. ; ,
ion t,ovi:ii\oK
Thebiiunnuni,,-ltioi> nominating Rx-lnrrrtior
Win. II. Gist, *? a Mtitab!>> successor to Gov. . '
"Pickens, I??a been ricc'vcl too lute for ptibli- j '
cation. ' We hare no objection t> th<* iiotnint. i '
tion, ae tlie ' Spaut v." i-laitr* the honor of
having firrl ligges'cl hta nutnv f ir that rcspoti (
?hh> poriiion four year* ngo. If he should to> j1
clvtltil, i.? ihot c uvdtugir the Convention will j
in^m^re and qw'ntvplr him.
y Conscripts L
We notice in the ColutnUA papers, that 1
Governor l'icketis li?? diH-iilvtl that when the ,
rail Ik made for I'otisoripl*, all who hnve been i
discharged - no matter by whom discharged, t
hctween t*w- age* liable uuder the n<'t of C'otiy. t
script ion, must report to tin: Camp of ftistruc-' t
tion, tool if thetc found on eaiirnin^'ion unlit j
fordu'y, their discharges will be forthwith ,
renewed and transport on furnl?hod home.
It will be seen in our advertising columns, j
hut the roll- are now complete. nud Iihv. bect> i ,
turned over to the Confederate olfieer. from I (
which, we suppose, t he ' Conscript* will be^
iniu order wrl out. , M\ |
W . ?.\ 'I'O RM IIHOM). I
\ Soldier who was piutcred near a fat inliOMS'j
ill Virginia, liar hoen boasting to ii lady, j
that he would soon he in Richmond, was >
aken prisoner, and lit parsing her door on j
hi.* *ny to Richmond, she said smiling. "I am :
glad, sir, you aro at last to bo gialifte 1.
. { i
A P.IIVOLT. I
The Yankee* in S'.irf.ilL .. iT i
iii ntantgtni; ''IC nogrne-i in l!i;it pK? o. t>
it'CWP that h lor^e niiinh.o' wore confine I .11 '
the Knir Urmtn'Is. when they revolted, over '
powered tin- ptwrd, and *it(- only mcuitJ by .
Cie prompt arrival <>!' r. P'imvnri! regiment '*
Fr?ni the had'habits id die Yankee* they are
led lo believe they are a "upcrior rnp'to liirm. p
and they refuse litem as in islet*.
1HTIXY.
A rejiitnom i?l' Federals sent from j
to voiulur.-o DrCltllitii i* reported to hive
mutinied mi l dial (iiitr Iml l??eo sh >t h-f>nfc
% ' ' w
they were rcduc-d to obedseuoe. Hicy li ?v^ t
hail eiperiniiseat Ai?irt'i?lk* of Fiii?nisni bi''ijj <
a ni)lli ui die Smith, .in l that the j ,iI>a. .
ianlitutioii hail better be |?t alone. * |1
phi*.
1 he rurrcntl-r of this pl-i^e w ?- made to the
Yankee* by the Mayor on die tldi instant, i
nftrr a battle with iheptjn bouts jh the liver 1
Col. Fitch command* thet'itv.
A n?l> .IwlttlKiin
The Lynohbiirg RepnhHean rop.^-t.* i ..< , (
Federal (}inernir 'lo* i. M? *i' shot !>,, [
George Hr"vro, i ?hu of Hon Neil S lirnwti. '
whom Johnson had imprisoned for ii"t f.i!.i..p I
the oaih of allegiance.
? -I >* - T_
J.Oil. 'I'nrne r t htn
T'm distinguished General w?- a great
favorite the. .;obli??r- iu the vtiln ?f V:r
gittis. I'e vrns Mttvivlie?l l?? General .l ii'kM'iij' 1
army. He h'?? lir.e.n m lotnaikahle man ? 1-. ?:|^->j (
out,the revolution. In it* eout:noncerncnt? Lc (
e.omntunded h ?tmtll holy of Cavalry. For;
nearly :? year, lie wti known as the Hashing ' '
Col. A.'lihy. n'fl hee.ume well known in the
Tanker e.atnp*, us the Morgan ?>f the v.illrv, i <
Hi* brother ?nt killed in a skirmish with the-' <
enemy m T?iiti . a~ I G- n \.*!tb\'w.?? * uiuled ' '
in uttempfing his r'-CH". He jriitni.se.I to i
Tt'Ctip- b's^flrath vith the Ii>.?? "f -i hundred ]
Yankee.. with hisosrn hand, a t t?k whi<h tie
had nearly perf-wmad, when h? tn;t Itis d?nth ' '
i t a d?*per?te charge. at the tirud of h^s ll?g>men'.
He trt.t ? native of Fauquier'ceunty, Virgiu ! 1
.a, mid a us about thirty-eight years ?f ?K**- U'
personal appearance h? w as not commanding, !
but riiilior utiull of ..iMltire, with a long block i
board, and rniull blark eyes that w? . ? m
markuble for their piercing depth* i/r cut
the bi??l of the peop'e of the Volley, and n.*n? t (
have fallen who will be niot e r?-. retted i
Ky th?in, if' M except the gallant leader of the '
nrmv, J ackios.
Iii:; ??M'?it'~ notv re t itt 'h f'niscAify ' ]
Burying Grouml, near 'Jhnilottbvilfo, \ irgin- '
-,..1 I'
... -??!*
foltlli'rs *li! iiMirlittlftn.
'At ? : e/til;u rue t ring of t ho ?\*?iu:uii i. <i be! J J f
?t. t-i.i. t... - ?
. . . ..... Mi.- , i r..T, tnim'un in j
r!:r phiiii li briii*; uh it'i ctI that Mrs. Mr.
T.. ?' K* nnnlv nwi*>^* ii* ' .??I?l?. ?:r ?jnitbl? 1
to uppi-rt ibo nffiov of I'rr.-i'Un?, t<> whi'h rh** '
* as l Irctnl. } (
It .*?* ordirrd. 1 hat Hll ilrulion for I'll**-'*- t
lent bold at ihe regular mooting, Fri- '
rlav ..lf,th Juno, miuI ilml all monihorf onahlr j
Ip ?li?*n I. I ivqilfhlftl fr'l >h*ir if.v, tr> il , ,
I'uhn It II ill, by I ?i*elr> k 1". M
A wi !cr firbl of mrfulnr*h ll.nn ever before,
i? n .iy n) on i? the Social* 'lie wants of ^>nr |
tick. Ho i woiui'lod prut In auppUtd Tbc
l.a'lip- ilmiiklnllv a.-knoMlb* tncroH-ing
iLei . il* *if ib? loraii r* fitli* turicfy, I?*>'b
f
in monov, and *n Hoepilal Mores, un<< tliey . '
lolicil ti?>nlribmi< n trom nil itHcreMcd, ripe- ,
:' iMvof partly worn, under clnth'njc, shirt*, j
Ir-iwer:*. u!<l linen, lint, hnnd.t^rs, bedding j *'
irid nrti?le of nourihhro?nt fm the sicli \
Minctna' attend mm i* earnestly required. I j
Mr* H. I I>K\N, t or. .Score .vv. I ?
t'u ?w < soon *, June I.",. ?The tnerov o en- ] o
ir- force of infantry, cavalry nod artillery, I
ir-drr Mmct'in, f Federal,) it i* rcport'-d, J
:ro%?ed r.if ( WI k ?? ij. ye.ei^rdny to IVwell ? r
ill ley. tacitly r? > 5 - h WYef of ("iirohrrlnnd 1
?, ?}., flireutctiin3 ilie I tttcr in fho rear and
vfintvilY. Our forcer ore |>r?[ uing^o nic?t ' c>
li? n?. Vice hundred of tlie enemy i cavalry , n
ere reported tltia tivrnin;* nt Hatilc ('reek, h
irenfy aerttt nsdc* from libit > nonga, ? :? the ' B
nnnti'i! ride if "he r1 It ujpi;. I tin v ?c
rilj ntlrmpl lO invade Ft-' Te'inPe.-ee I TO I ir
id. tlie-e y lutJi En t n - M b* j
hold < li III " ?pi ] J
? *'
? tin, rw- HI gna mm imaa
J?Jo fftc (i/wui _ /// /;
)F THE 36th*REOiM?;,T NOT
. NOW IN SERVICE. *
. I <lesu*e to lulister lu A few inrre recruits for (>
'nmpnny K., Lavetm Folk Yo1um<?ctc, 5th
1. (!. Kegiment, and J cell \ij?oU yiu lo ooine
orwnrd and fill up it* miiks.
You nil arc weV l?w*r? that those .,f you l>e- N
ween tlio age* of It? a?i4 tV?'? will have to go P
lioitly Into service ?l Uk of In struct ion, j j(
rhcrr you will l>o among stranger* and com A
mo ion wi?li wh'in joii will have no ar<|unint- '?
nrc or erect. fan yon (-.refer lo go there, 1
unler (?r< HMitre. i? goinjr, with ni* us Voluy- jc
cere. (o tho company, in which, (our neigh- ?
mr* and old school males arc resist in ? man
tilly, the rile invaders of our soil? Ilcnce- j j!
ftr viril1 ?n will fill tin itir m,.*? ?1,?* I
r?th Voliw'f ro, hiil with rouMfrlplf, nit<1 for j J
his reason I ?kv to von. 'h?\l this j* your last ! K
hance Volunteer. N"w, xtunr now, \mi I
' yi
iave 10 choose between ibis ramp of In-true a
ion and i hip oM company, in which, hy friendhip.
kindred or aMAr'vi?n, you arc all inier- j
Med.
I'ntne ii'ii'iJ men and let u? t?o ehoerfnllv to J
. J a
he heM, where our old companies lire pi oecting
our homes, punishing tho hated inva!
rs of our roil and the would he destroyers
>1 our o*i?ien? c ?n a p.wple, and as patriot* j
lare or as martyrs die for our persecuted
'ountrv. i ' '
- s
The dilemma is before yon : to one or the : ?
itbcr v?u myst and will go. If von prefer the
"newer -if you had rniher go among strangers ,
i?id under military prcboir* to where you can . ^
|cver be satisfied, and let ?din this your g'ddiij j
>pportunity ?then remember what I say, you '
rill regret the choice thus made to the latest J
jveaih of your lives. It is beet that you should
10 with us. best for yourselves, bes-t for your !
shildrcn and kindred, he*f for your names i
icrcuficri mid.more than all, it is be t for our {
tear country that you should he with u.?.-? 1 h
I'll is voif know and cannot deny. If you bare | ,
it-uis. then, ready to share the toil* nod pri- j v
.Mtiotis which so many of your countrymen a
llievrfully endure, and he n:cn who know . *
your] rights and It sowing dare maintain I
hem," you cannot fail to respond to this
The last fork in ihe road is now before you :
e or I lie other sou must take ? if i ou tnkc
. * j s
lie right, which i? smooth and plainly tu.uk- '
id, it will ] cud to fame ami aj i ene v. conscience;
;ut if the other to shame and trouble within
yourselves end to a. jun -uspicion on thr part
>t utliHrs. It Is, however, for you to decide ; j
t is ii"t, I wish it were, in my power to chno?v
ri?r you, hut, remember, whatever* you do, ; '
m-lerity will he your Judge.
Ail, I hcriTore, who may lo go wi'h !
lie, must be mi Spsriitnourg Pepot, ready *' ' ^
ukr the ?;mi < fur Kir) iimnd on ,\i()M>AY '
MORNlN'ti NF.XT, while iln-sc who lias* ?
klivady been mnetered into service., must n.U
'ail to report ftt llio vune time and pi***.
W11,1,1 \\\ CH<HCK. .IK.
Captain i"?. K. nth It'g f. A". ]
June iO, 1
|
!Vortl??*r?i ttntl Knroix mu
\ t iv.a. .
- r- |
IltCUM"*n, .inn* I I.? The New York flrr ?! '
I'the lUtli, wbioh has Imn-ii rett' ive l m-rr. ,
roaiains Kinks official report iff the ma < h ..t J '
h.i Kirn l?ivi?lnn of the Fifth t hirps i?'.l rniec -1 1
rrom Strishtirg m Willi*ni<p.iyt, on Mm _f 1?li e
itul '26th May. The report occupier ? . '
itmns of kimhII typo." .IhnU -*ys: My < >n.
ili.iixl has n a iirt'itrci lit the alt tick. ,i the
r.uiie it acrnnipli?licl Ta-, a pn -I i -l U
iiihrch ol'nearly silly mile- in ?lt?- fa tlie , 1
enemy -detesting hi.- pi ?n? am! gi 1. m
battle w liereveiMoiind < ?ur ! . ? ? , mil-- I.
l.V? woundc I, ??ml Til inia-iug \ I mtr
ocT* MveJ,"
There arc n?> ? *? < ? ??it * in the II t'rt1 >!
the ile!*? *' ni" Fremont ?u i rshleM-. h_. .1-icK (
o.n.
The depart lire of I,nrii Lyons h>r Kn^'irrl '
produced gl'inl Sfiisjli.'!! III \\ .udrnjrL.ii I li
Humid'? correspond i.i ru. that lamn on**
i'|...11 the invitation <n Svward, .? ?ssii-< tin- .
l.uglish t ahiitet thai the war ran not he >( u.ng f
i:t a:ion. /
The N?*%v York lltoald of the llth, sri_\ - t\?P
Kititnoud Pn-pnteli giv.-s a torriMu rre>>r?l <>i
tin* 'o-s >t tin: ri I..-1 officers at the battle t I' lir .
i>nkincluding five loticr^ls an 1 tuni'v t??r--?*
Colonels.* Jhc Horn I does n ? piuit do
pntrhe.s of th* srriejr, which ?h. ? ? it ?o >,. .
ih"f>r fabrication ' rcnoiP telegrnphr J to .
>ta*t'on that he engaged .In'-ksmi eentire (< uv
an tli* 8th instant. The b*tt% l??te.|. wit'li
[?- si ohjnioacy ond Tlolenc*. five hour*, the
loss on both ai'fes Ihoii^ very ^roMl. 1 he Krd
eril Iors was heavy among officers. Th* Fnli-nil
tr-iops L-uaht <ie<metunallrt tinder a nuir '
dermis fire, with greatly tnpejdor ntiniiiers.
I he tmyonet and canititr shot were n?? ?l irce
\j . and a ith great etfo<t. by the Federals. ; t
Milrny liau the. cmire. Sehtnek the rich?,
-t hi, w> h all his h.lgad*, thclelt ; Hlrncl-er s
UoIicIcii'h and t*t*rtinr?cker's hri^rmle.s coV?p?- a
el ihe reserve?at least dO.ftni. The Hth i
N + York *?a. bndlr rut iip,.h>*in^ A(M^? The
'jtal loss is rati to a i d Ml btMi <>r *" n 'ttlh*d, <
Toundcd Mti l missing. The Federal forc*<#j
arte greatly out numbered at all poiuis. hnt i
have occupied the rvl'el ljues arid !<>rxe?l tlle.u ' .1
O vrlreai. >
The 1. >n<lon Times, et May '2a. r.ij < t >u?oi|^Li?
i\ns right in de-ctihioy Mi s ears* a big joh
ni i. the niggrsf j'b of the kind rrrr ?t ?
i) more tiyiniy 4ava busine*s ? hatihv * ]
'o be imminent ~"il *.>e^.l
litherto fought. The I'mie* say * the jyochi t
nation ?>| liut.lef realize* ali ever told of ti ?<
vranny hy a victory ioi;r the taminixri*-!. Tin* 1
ate ol slavery emlnrri by ne"gr<>e- in Ne"Y?
Jrlcins crio?i??? be junto absolute ilmn th*t ii'if ;
nil' r.- 1 ly fhc whifr^ in t!i*t rity.
The Philadelphia hntfuircr, ?t th* l'itli, h i* ;
rooeived a d. *pateh. dut. 1 Chicago, June 11 ' C
which ?;?Vi flonornl Mitchell won anotht r vie
ott nt ' hniiAi/.. >? ?. 1 <iu rr.lioh wiifo < ;h-, .
plolely routed, alter I wo daya' hanl lighting
Meagre ncop'int* are given of Jacki-<-n'a vie- i<
ory over Shield* st Port Republic. 1 he do*. : jJ
patch *ays our mun opposed then r.t every f
iii p, but their numbers were m? inferior to ?h
nemy?their being ftvr. to one ? they were
impelled to full bark three or four mile.*, with i
imvy lose. *;
Secretary rhu-o a-k* ati'herity to i ..-Tie one t]
lundrort end 6fty millions legal fender note-, il
ind m bill for that object has hern reported a
i. u ?h" ComtliMee ot Ways and Mean*. h
\ grand T'nion demonstration was nnnoun eil
to f*ke place in Norfolk on the Ik'ih. (iov. 1
i'ierpont esperfed to he present.
Seward hue gone to Now Tork, ,r> he absent
rvcral day* Hevcrdy Johnson is going to
hit Orleans ns t otnniiseioner of the State Th
a.'tnienf. * .
'Fiio ytcamcr AfY-ea, wiir. l.ivcrpool dite.t to
he hist, hue arrived at Haiti's*. , J
1 ho Frtnch at roy in Home i? *bout to he re- .
Itioed to a eingh liviri >u y
Tl e lingliuii conservative party have cnlle.t?d
all their f .ret t.ir tho p irpoie of upsetting .
.oid Caliper*? 'it on Hte rctrpnehinent '{ii'viinn; y
> minifter:al eris'f i? therofore deemed iinmi*
ent. Mr. Lin'U ty pare notice Htut he ahonl 1
all attention to the relations of Cnglnnd yith )
'ranoe and the Confederate Statet on the t27th
line. Nothing wa- rail about intervention or ;
cognition. 1
? ? - - ? i?.4
Captain Herry n-etl known a- th* f.-rrior km
runmandcr of the New York and Charleston j
Tamer C. lntnbi i died at th? residence of his
;.?her in HrnoMyn. . u ihsHd inst. Captain
riry uasthofii t nvm M at c.tere 1 Chsrle? n
hurbor tinder he Pal met to flag lie w i , j
onri >ie. t "i t t ti- - i ?
< - - - - ?* i w t .* r?i
'H ' .!(" . ' . a r. v *
f-l V - -i? ?*
0
The Bristol Advocate puMidic* a letter from
soldier of Southwestern Virginia, now in j(
liclcaon'd army, descriptive of the defeat J*1
f Bn.uK' army. The following la an ex- JJ
net:
I never expect to witness another auch a
:cne in when we through W i lie beater,
o pen v*u describe it. The utmost confusion
revelled. The ladle*.eau?e from al( pnrti of
lie to'ijn with wnler. bread ?tud meat, halloo.
i*g foi'Jvtf. Ihtli, fii'swa' Jackson, (IvWnel ^
siiby, the Southern Confederacy, alM "the k
?\e." We drank. but told them we had no ni
imc to ?.nt. The> oten patted tin <m tin Ictcka f
nd told in to go ahead: ntni with *11 di In- Si
enliven we "fairly flew, ' overv man for him-' b
ftf. |
iir.jjiewMi mo 1 him-cr so iinr<l ttiut tbry it
lircw iilf kT?ap?ack* and coat9, mid took to li
tip fields imd w<?<nl?. scattering xnr.-t *nd
artrldge boxes alt over the field*. Our coni>uuy
tinned ileelf < ntircly with long-rang*
tills ol'different kind4, tint tln v I itr? nine*
ceii taken awuy front u4, it being difficult, to S
>.*1 cartridgeo to lit.
I ? i- I
Wnnti'd to Hire
VT t tie Female College a good WASH Kit
AN1? IKONEK. without childrpu, also F
gud to Hitpnd to Children. ^
A.llETHUSV
.Time 1'I " 1?> '.f I
PiiItIio S;ilo.
will ofiVr fo^4*1e ia 'ale^dav next before S
[ my office a kjL/r M^rSl AT rKESSKS innlcM ; r
' f ln?f..ip jij^'v-'t(F -'xf-i.) Persons'wishing,'It
ucli artiolfWtTltl da we!! to nttpiid the sale. g
I. M, FI.KO|; 11, Agent. si
.lone l'J 1"? iiw S
I H >SL 'OJMIC K\[
i '
\l.f* person*. in nrronrs for Postage will
jdeaeo call and settle.
.1 A. l.KE, P. M.
June 19 15 ]t.
^
NcgpopiK to llirc. o
?1K\ KI'A I. person* having inquired for tie- 1
gi ?>? ., hp ploughmen. I now request
II ll'titVre wajiting hand Either. Ploughmen, *'
Inryptitpr, or Cooke, to tea ve their application* ':
ri*h ine, end 'tale that lioir many ure wanted.
s I have almost daily applications to Jmpw
rhere tiegroe* can he hired.
J. M. KLFORD. j
Jun- It) Id tf '
IN< w Scl?p<lule. t
i|>ai fc Union Railroadi'montii
i t;. s. r. .fene 12. I8o2. ,
Vl'TKU l! * 1 -"? It inyt , i he I'Viwcngcr Trains
Mill ?? Sp.irt milotrg ?\ II.. on Tl.'Bfl
>M'S nn l FnFI'W'5. ?i I'. "? A. M., nnd nr- |
iv? Mt Alston at -'*> 1". M., connecting witli ^
ho t>ii'i ini''o Il iwii Train.
I.unvo .V it on at I! 1? 1*. M., ami return t>>
par I i nbnrg at 7* -"JO I'. M. ]
On thftothpr tlrty- of fTio Mork, will learc
tjir\vl.'ol?jirg ('. II., v | 1.", \f , ami reach 1
V' 1 on OA \ )l., connecting will* the
reenriilo l'(> Train. f
l.cnv< Alston nt ;!?? A M.. ami retorn to I
5j<;iv nnhnrg m 2 i'. \l. ! (
l nns. r,. jktki:. iWt
June li' 15b tjw ?
CHEROKEE SPRINGS,.
SPAIITANBURG-DIST. S. C., '
iAJIKSI* Springs arc now open fur tbc
reception oil I oc'itm io'Iiiiion ot sii ^
or". Si'.iaN'l n a I'r.ilthy locality. -i tghl '
nil - iiottli of iii<" t'\in Spartanburg, itiry
>0-r iii'liifinriii; to mir 1 . innuiry fi
in?'irpo.-*< ! by any l"l' health ami Comfort.
I tic i ir li i-'? e.?nfi'lvol that lie will
ica'ilf in | Iimhii lii- \ -iipr-, nti'l thai fiioiipmi j
,i- rrtir-oiialili- a im? #.* the tjnies ?ill per- i '
Severn I r 11 ill* ? i tfi? ?C;isi fi on 1<
i- ivn ilile 'ft tti.- * If
i, t;ANTi;i*u.
111.- oln-ti- pi i"'i?y in be bought in lra ^
: i' 1 ? - it - ! l p,| "iiirri i? ?n:elc to iho ^
nlisfiibrr it on roily ?l.-iy. 1'uriher jiaitieu
I: lilt :i "> I n hen aU?*<l for. *
r t? \n vur.i.i.. j'
I hi III I .-CHI I', t ?
Jilfiv 10 1 . if 1
ST\TK CFS01TI1 PKOUM/^
-?* - ,
,\t >1 ?Npl?i'Et ron <ti.NKnAL ? Oinrn. I ti
. Com IM?, Jtino 1*', "| .
JJMIR AJ. *>U!'I;K ,
5 Tilt enrollr>u^Fthe I'onfKd'nff
% ' .i-rripf'-u^Kee^viN in^ hern completed |
111 turned ovcnp^lif '.'"nfclfnte officer, no '
'uvtitio.?t-e..s ojj^j^roptioA ? 'leveal'ter l>o i.iif?l
front < ^V-rpt u, |ioi.tol)t w!io?re ; 1
nf.j?M to Fliilc *erv'i?? H\ Comrnnnd: t
U'l J.Mt >T |?KS wshvrk,
VltuiriM and la pernor < ' nc r*l of S. 1
unr,lU v !?" If
pnO . I r?. li paper in 11<o .StVe publifh once#
Mil .-nil attention. jr
r >i v r'riM:ssi:s 1 \A
Iliivo for N'fAV ftATToN AND 1 *
^' V IT'*'7?^' v. ill :oil tl.c ?ntuc at *
* m. r.Lionn, Agent.
Jape 12 1J If J
STA'fK OK SHI TIi CAROLINA !
SP\HT\Sni'Ri; M.STKIlT.
' ?ti- n ' r of Adrrntstrnlion by .Tno. ! (1
liarle ItoiuMv, ? ?.j .
i l'urr.r \> }. S. I'tf'U.K It*? tiled hit- pe
? f t'Tiojj in rny oftioe. praying th?? Let J
ri of Admiitio ration, on nil nno (singular the
js in 1 olmtilc-, right.-* nud cro'lits, of J. II.
fooi.n. laicof ibcTiiririoi afor?fi?i<l, deed.. >
11' ..'l (I' f'. anted illlll. ' J
Tci?e in therefore t.> eilc md admonish ill j j
n 1 sinuulir. the. kindred and creditors of th* *
aid <1 I., to he and N)>pMr in ihc Court of 1 ii
lidiivirv. for e?'<l Mi-tr^t, to bo. holden on a
lie 27th dote of June in.'tunt, to ;>h >w cjusa jf ! *
ny, Why the said Administration should not S
e granted.,
< liven un ler my hind rind s*.il of office, this
Oth June A D. 18R2.
J. KARLK, flOMAR, o. ?. n.
Juno 12 11 2w
ltcci'uilillff Sffvlcc. e<
J T J Jl. C? NMNH1II\M. Company R, "
[ j* ipt. H. M LANDFORD, UdLfS. l\, lUfi
ifni, will uemain a few weeks, atlr?:t. until
te 1 ith Jntt., and will re fire any number of
eeruifs. *
A Hol*NTY OK FIFTY ROf.LARS will be
iid itnd Transportation tickets furnished,
ddress or apply at Olcnti Springs.
June * I? 2w
MAIiBl.t: Y.AUD N0T1CK. j
)i:if?ON"S wishing to purchase. MARBI.K *'
tor their Ircoa-ed Friends end Relatives
in do so, l?y applying lo Mr. WM HCNTKR.
sr .nithon/#)] n^enf.
. .. _ HA*E A PALMER. j TI
April 3 j if J
MATTRB?HEa. jh'
I NY on.- in ne?'l of MATTRESSES, win |
^ <1? -?v!l tr> on!) 'ifton I dc
T IV HARDY. I "1
f '
Liws?i Fer It Vol a alters.
A fcw wcrr* mnilti will l>e .taken for the fl
\ ?boT?compM?. Tbia is jour last ebnnee n
Volunteer. Thove 11 u t b*v(? been muttered 1
tto service "trill be ready to t?ke the can on
ie morning of tbn 28<1 Inat., lor Richmond. \m
mullouuty paid at fUelimoacl.
WILLfA'M CHOICE, 2
let Lieut. Co. K. 6th & C. V. r
Juue lli 14 !it
Htra.yed Mule J
"JTIIAYKU from the subscriber, Hi Monday .
last, a MULE, about trn year* of ago, of ,
tedium till', sorrel color, blemish in ono eye, /
iiti mark* of gear. The mule was raised by ?
lr. JAMKS JACKSON on Pacole't, and may ?<
e making its way thither.
Any iufonnatioa so as to enable me to get
, will be thankfully acknowledged, and if derated,
a liberal re war 1 will be ?!* ]> ?
M. D. GOODWYN. r\
.Innel2.. 14 8w
~STATB OF SOUTH jWROUNST I
PAP.TASBUUG DISTRICT?IN EQUITY. S*
LUCY C. THOMSON, JJ
T*.
SUUAN A. THOMSON, ct. at. minors, &e.,
/V? Ami. __
XTKNSIVE SALES OF REAL AN1> PER- t?
SON AI< ESTATE. fj
|"N purmincc to the decree of the Court pf '
V.hmU%, I "HjdMU to (kc highest bidder
ii Snhsatfcy in JftWXicit, the -tiiost Taluable 01
>t of land*' lyiJm MjarA near the Tutts of J"
par'anburg. tg&Was been offered" for tnanyp
ears. Person property should ?
>ok to it a* ttiejt^^^^wdffahlc time to make a n
ood inv?-lmeC^4Vr REAL ESTATE cm- v
ists of two me?e House* in Town on Main fl
treet, klweoa t!i? Rook Store and Dr. \
loodgion's new store on Main street. Ci
A FINK . b;
FLOURINO AND GB4ST WILL, Ij
- WH i 157 if ros of Lnntl,
n? (1|) ami half mile?* from the Court House
liis has a beautiful- shoal, anil is considered
ne of the best sites for Miiling'ii^the up counrjr
A Tract of (VJf?| acres of land on hoi it side* ,
f l.awson'* Fork, two miles from the Court si
louse, ro itaining one of the finest body's of) a
[>w lands in ?lie District, with timber in abunance.
,
There arc never*! beautiful sites for bulldog
near the town, with good tracts of woodand
sttached; together with many fine tracts
f land, : i.incti-en in all.) lying conreniont to j
he town, desirable for farms und timber. A t<
;<n?ral Pf.ATE ofVhich m.iy be seen at any
ime in niy office. f
ALSO SIXTEEN NEGROES, dOSTLY
Y'tl N'J AND LIKELY, AMON<! *'
THEM A GOOD 1
Monitor* ot*!>Iaohinory J
AM) I'lOLIiOW WAHE.
lis wife an-l child a good Cook and liouvo
V.,man. Ac. E
A FINE LOT OF . m ^
I Ioiia?l>ol<lmid lCi(<>lit,ri J^ur- C
:iiti|i'r, Forming Tools, iV<>. *
A r INK H'X'K AIV W \NI? II AX PES?* 1
>r two hnr?r?,. an <l(.T) ('A KKl AtjKj'l iwn
Uirxo U KiHN ASH IIAKSKSS. 1 OX \\\. 1
. )\ mi-l II \NIWAIIT. I *n t'arrbige Hurra*. J
, g Slot K OF HOGS \NI? fATT!,R, and
?)U.N. WIIK AT, FOI>DL!l AN1> FLOUR.
TKKMS 4H SU.K :
A ercJit will I f jfiveu of 1, "J, au-1 " Vmiy;
riili int?-re?t "from Uoy sale. to be paid ?nan,11
v. I'urch^r; l?? ? * : bond and npproved
i.'Citrhy. Yl>y~e prt-tri-rli<g l? do : <> will l>e
l!nwr?i to pay ! i-rn, an I tho creditor-i of the |
ate ,H SH S'W. THOMSON. *?H U- permit j
ed I,? off tlieir ilehle.
T. STOHO FAIIUOW. i\ K. S O. j ?
Jutir1*2
1y\ \ irtnrv of auihtu it;. veiled iryau t>.\ l?
> H Mo ii{K, tv, will we'l at Sp irt*(|buTR a
il.. <?n iSir br.it M"'rl.iy in lilt orat. itkc ' I
i,Mowing proji?n)r i ii .
-Onr Block oHWd^flHjldlng *
r$Ry mi .luil Slpert." ?' anj IV'jn'., .t
lor and Jail, feri "in 1vct wide, ?li-"|
into throe icui'ittfiitt, with a ha dement ! ,N
tn] i*? 4tari<'t ?uHr i tor a family to lire and ;
trrp .> -tore <?r u rhop. in on? ,>r which the {
o.H t Iff ire i- now W?-pt Ms1"!, it wooden HtiiliU . N
y;T adjoining, fftiiuinitip I r"oni.H. nod HMatilt j
i Mir. witll tijjtna'l pi it ?>f latt 1 attached t'll t ^
d lor a rtnall family. ^ i I
The l.ot on Kuiliartnrd and (IrccnviUeStrref,
n a t'<-\? ft(i|>.- of th- I'uh'ic^S'pmrr. including
mi 1 tvrwlling*, h S'orv House. ami W.,t W Shops f
i?r :t t'lrtiagr F.?tablt?hmcnt, BUelittniili i
iliop*. Si mi-1 I lie itMinl wuiVionsra. A ' ni
cry valuable stand fir biiMDCM.
A FINK TAN YtlUf . |
ving half a tniic from thr r.njrt Ilo'tsr, with i
en ncriM of laptl. -In Vafg, 2 T??ola, .( lama* -
,*i I Ihtl?. ,ritl| Btrjj Mi'l, Shop*, and two
?-v?i!in1; all in ncc or ready for use, wttlt a ,j
im- stock "t leather nnd hides in Vio. * Sl
Two tracts of Woo -Jin it I two taihr from the n
' ttri Hoi no, on th* |l-*irl (lip fto*dt'?>he s
uniMinlinf .Vt il-? * ".
' I *1
ALSO
rl\>n rVc'groeA, j?i
IAI.E, MITCHELL, 911 ?S. JO>Lrif. w
iNDr.KriOy, >AKA!!.. HARRIET, LAURA, I3/
HOWARD AN"I? ri,F.T?'llEK. J[;
A I I UOUSK,
TTTr l?..y Mitclfll and Joseph are fin,I rule *ANNK1U
by trade. Klias is * g>*d 0 \RK1\iiK
T?>l>rMKH, \ivlfr-i<in <\ gtvni ninrkuiiih.
IVr*ons winltiiig to buy Mich properly j
til! iJoSkII 'o attend on the day of sale.' I "I
TkbMS OK SALK. |J
The propcitv trill be gold on a credit of one j *
nil ttro year.-', with interest/r-?in day of gale. i ^.
'Ufchaser* In giro bond and two good aeunri- j
i l'rnpcrty not to be delivered till the 1 "
arm* are complied with. j a
fc-U- If any of the purchaser* *feh to pay ,r
Ik- nionev it will he received. " "
8. POHO. | , *'
A. lVINtit), Assignees. tT
) f?
Jam 12 li :?t | *
8's!r? i ? t<: waui>. j v
I'} I .N uw.ir from the Subscriber i?m? time
A 'n Sop'onikrr last. hi* negro boy JACK, !
grd about twenty five year*,' about 6 feet f? j *
tchos high, of * brown complexion. ? he '
hn?? rew.ird will bo paid for the delivery of
aid boy to his owner, or lodged at the jail of i
partanhurg that h'- may be obtained. .
A. HOLTSHOUHKR. "J
Aptil 10 6 tf n(
1 TAlvK NOTICE.
VI,I. Persons indebted to the Estate of RO- * '
SA C. SMITH, will plraec pay the Ex- Nj
eutor at once. All persons having claims ^
g*jn-t raid Estate will deliver a copy of the
ime as carlv as poeoihle, t??
OLIVER. R. MOSS, Executor. I
April 17 6 i<tn ,
.1. A. KNStoVV, ; i
( 'omniiHMlnn Morohnnt, i J,
NO. 27 VENDUE RANGE, ! s'
! ox
( HARWMON, S. C.
ryiOMTT and personal attention given to i wi
L **1? ?l Flour, Wheat, Corn. Baron, foi
iJ Produco, an 1 Merchandise generally. ri
Apnl 17 ft "m
PROFESSIONAL NOTNR. j _
MHE CSUKR8IGNED, respectfully tenders
j his sern. es as a PRACTICING plfYSI!
\N, U> the ritiiens of the Town and >iotu- !
f. -I
Hhnay be found at *11 time# at the re?i. 1
ncc of Mr?. C. F. CAMP. o? ttj
ten aot en^e^e'l -Prof*?>i*?any. I C?
) eVG?lM'! ,f r/ ? r,IJkv j ff i
1 ' ~ ^ i
* ' 'V- * \ JJ * * / ?-/*
*
.i + " *
_ N
fcOO Hw OF WOM#
[*> MAJLC WlKTJEft CKIFOSMfl for mx
foUr"*?
Jol^jr tui ?p?j6
Wf C,.',^!.'^,
ktuwtu* Wtn?ifti'toig4
1 LI AkbI member* ofjur OmMirit
\ report for Auty, withoutaUW^/M Cfca?>
KM. Or ?Hby ?U1 t? preto*?d ytflfVei
Captain Co.
Charleston, Juae I, tWU,^
rAijfii: ivoxi^p;
VLI. persoos baring claims igiiuil 49
WK1UHT, d.-??*s*d.?r? rsquirsdto^re .
-at them early, property eUactod, ami al
<rm>ni owing'-the itm?, are to pay
p at once. . . *
J. M. EI.F0R9.-Att>.,
forB. A. MAXWELL, fe'-er.
May 22 11 Rto
pariaoburs female At a lhay?
ITIIE first Session of thl? Beboel will bp
I" dosed on Friday the 80th iut.
There will be no vacntiea between the Aanons,
but the 2d, Will commence o^Motds*
fit, Jwctf 2<1. ^
SARAH E. BUTLER.
May 29 ' 12 to
issoIvtion or ptBXtfEisar.
ITI1B Copartnership heretofore enietiaa W*
twren THOMPSON ?. Of.IPHANT. aa
jrriage Manufacturer*, is this day dj^solced
jr mutual consent. The entire business will
e settled by JOHN THOMPSON, wb# la a*?
toriied to collect all tKe ACCOUNTS, NOTES
ad DEMANDS in faror of tbe Firm aad setoils
liabilities.
JOHN THOMPSON.
? N. C. OI.IPHANT.
May 8 9 If
.The btisinc.'? will be continued by 4he cvh~
:riber, and he rc?pe?tfulty aska the cuatiattnee
of his customers and fri&ndb.
JOHN THOMPSON.
May 8 .9 ?f
FOR ?Ai,E.
1 HOUSE and LOT in the town of Baar
IsnVnirg, can be bought eo roannxfiWe
?rms. }
full on C. J. ELFOKD, esq., or , or W. T.
AKItOW, Agent. .
mar 27 y 4 rt
I>EXTAT, JVOTJfdK.
I*"Y OSte arer Bobo, blvuda udCir*
)J[^ l-nw Ttrrn Cub.
mar IS?1? \y C. LtE, Dv
Dissolution of Copart? |i4|^
IXIMS eopartncr?hi}? beretr-fora existihfetfb*
2 Iv.-cn St'LI.l VAN, IELFQRO
it dissolved by ih? wi'h lravat .tf J.
. WINSMlTH.^tq. T>i* bwiMM ef ?ka
'irm will'be >etile?Jhy J. M. ELF?iU>, 0^%,
l>. I.#i I,. LViHy
I T A VB ju- received, along. *i?k ? waiisSy
( J <>f o' her ^.todi, email quywitiit at
i^(l Pnintj
piiim. " iV . rr "' n .*
C Jopp<M*ttN,
?4MV
Fine, f^onibH, Ac*
Spartanburg, S C., January I. 1862.
MI iJ.iSYsnYT
KRS. MASTERWjnt
'7 ivre.i Street, opp-t^t'. (Jtntral hrrfxerrf#'
UKS M \STKUM.\N baa on bnnd a good
supply "f (H>OOW in her line. Y??o wajr
\pe?r ih find tlipnint iil'PKftlOR QUA t.lT\.
ho unlit-its the continued support of her
. -
Mrs M. ?? al?'? \je?u?t for bet idsferr. >b?
I i -?.? (? M. A A ASH TON, of72. Marke??? tires,
KmI-moo. y% AM IK TI RCiH 99
VlfiS <>f every ??yle and variety, and
MM V II.lilt HORKBin in al??
r-incbM. ?
i irJcrt. wjJI be punctually attended to. Him
grwit many specimens cu hand,
uno 1" ' It
11K 5TA1K OF S01TU CAROLINA
Alexander tt in^n vt>. VryiomS. Hanfrr.
Attachment*
Ih.-bo F.dwnrds A Carlisle, 1 lain'ff** At*'J.
II^HKKKVS the plaHrtitf did, on the bth
\y day of April, tile hi*declaration again *
ic defendant, who {a*it i# said) it absent fma?
rid without the litnitjt of this State, end has
urner vrite u<>r mtornry known within' tko
ime, upon who>n a copy of (lie aeid de^b ra?
on roi'ht be svr^cd : ?
1* ie thc-c1?rc ordered, That the said defe*.
m' d? i|>p>:*r anil plead to the nM dttUnoh,
ou or before the tiih 4iy of April next,
hich will be in 'he year of our Lord one tkooind
eight hundred ?ml?iily-tlint*;oUirreiM
nal an 1 abso'ute jndgiucbl will .be given end
warded ngaiwyi hiut.
J. 11. TOLLESON, C.V- P.
April "8 hj
STATK.OF SOUTH CAROLINJ. *
OFFICE OK COMPTROLLER OEN'L, \
'w vni.tsms, Febrnarv 17, 1W2. j
f HEREBY certify, the! JOS. M. ELPORD.
1 Agent of the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
OJIVANY, of Richmond, V*., incorporated
y the State of Virginia; kas complied with
ie conditions andreqtttaitions oMbaAet of the
eneral Assrmnly, entitled, to regu.
ite the Agencies' {^insurance. Companies not
leorporatej in the State nflLfloutk Carolina,**
n>l 1 hereby License the said 708. N. ELORl>,
Agent, as aforeesid, te take risks and
ansae' all business of Insurance, in this 8tete,
>v, and in behalf af .aid Company. This LimsK
to continue until the. filing of neat Semi
nnual Statement.
W. LATAL,
Cos.pt rollec <J tmerel.
mar 20 2 . 7. If
Notice.
VLL Perrons are hereby notified not to
trade for a NOTE between fertyiveaa
i v dollars, .and one fer ten dollars. Alls
ic same date, (date and maturity of which are
>t recollected.) one in favor of Col. R.*Jf
rine-nnd transferred to John McFarland.
s said notes were to be discharged by ffilrar
Ueis and accounts which I hold against Jea
cFarland and which are to be considered
payment in full.
JOIIN THOMPSON.
Jan 9?lOOt. 43 it
n OJ'lCK.
HHREBY inform my friend* and tuit?er?
that I have volunteered hi the aerelceetf tVa
ate. Tlios^who heve left WATCHES with
t.wi',1 find them at my etore, When they wil
delivered hy Mr. T. B. ANDERSON, wha
U aUo have my notes and ewaaala h hand
r collection A fine assortment of JRWE1~
If will he found for eale at hj etftUed
.1. A. KENNEWAN.
veh rr so tf
T OTP VERNON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WTILL PRACTICE tn the Waatam ChtnH
<\ Orrtcn?-West aarnar of Cel. W. W
VKBTS' brick huildin* over the etara a
rap & Cannon, end ?p?u*ite ffth Pltapatf
oi?? Afvfl. If