'jrI,uuitAPnir.
THB UTfiS? J?ROM tHUUI.ESloN.
v. from tfcc Southern Uunrdinn.
BATTLE OH JAMES ISLAND.
k v ; / . Cha?i?stok, .Juno 10.
\ navcra battle took plvs this m.jrDiwj <-ti
fatties.i?Uad, four utile* from the cixjr. Tt?o
enemy utranced with five vrgtmcut* to hiuruII I
N- out? SttfOrcaionvlIU bat'erres whh Ibc bnyanoL \
'VI. Y. U. Kumar cotantah'led our h*ttrri??, j
v iHi a! few hundred of our fr*>-- lie wuited
iuVftC enemy got wltliiu cloee range, when
he. opened wi?h grape and nmakcti-y. Hterislly
tnqwmgdowo too udt.wiouig Yank ? <"?uo.u.
YltVeucmy reuJed and dod, but prwaiiiMf worv
", *e'u? Vr>od by artillery, and iiguiv formed and
charged.., They were agiihi, jrgpujscd with
groatlor. A third lUhe tlhy ndvjvpccd
and endoHvrti'od to Hank thabattery, l>ut were
again treated baek, when we advanced m pursuit
fivui our w^rka killing and -rupturing
many. Our victory nl oou^doic. Our Iom is
.?ttreiv* killedvittd twenty wounded. CharlcRlon
troops werechieflv engaged The anenir's 1n*s J
is tint jet ascertained, but was ce-tafnly several
hundred in killed, woumUd ond prisoner*. l
lm'ch of thirty priaonors have just lurou
brought to 'he city.
Killed-Lap'. Owin, of'I.auttir's Artillery,
and Lkut.#drconr*l?f this Washington W<ghi
infantry. WottL-Uod?Col. Lamar, hadly, and
a "Ittany ei tiers. ?
. .Sum'.-t Guard*.- -Killed -Isaac Vnlau'in-.
,Xi?j?ovtus IVbtiaski.
ounded.?-ilcrtt Valentine, Hurry Ji.-ville,
ahtl-K. Leans.
? The battle 'his meriting was pronounced by
bur generals Hi hate been a most desperate
?>ue. Our loss is heavier than at Hrst reported.
.invri-hl ?dlllitKlu ?>AHiv.aA?
L
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A portion of the ca\.'nij''B force fought
gallantly. Thc*47tK Not VoTk Highlanders
assaulted wur batteries with ciupty nni-kot*
They fought obstinately oQ?l retirol. leaving
fitly dead in ditch*?, un.d carrying off llictr
^' undvi. Yltc. enemy's gunboats and land
bnttcr'nw en-opet atod in the attack. *Th? rnio
J??y'a In** ia abobl four hundred in kiliad.ftonded
nud captured. *
Uichuosd, Juuo 1f?.--Tiie force with which
(leu. Ftuart aocoinplisficd bis brilliant reootijfotaauoe
consisting of the lot and Utli Virginia
c*vairyt detf. i?a?is' I.cgion of cavalry. Ho1?Vk
, l.cgioti, and three phwea Stuart's AriUici^. i
The expedition left. TsyioraViUc Fridaa thorn- j
ng, routed a squadron of Yankee cavalry at
Old Churti, and captured an J burnt thro? Fed
al transports n< Futiiey's mill?. 011 the
uuk.y Hirer, loaded with commissary utu1 ord..
iuuicc stores. He thence proceeded to Tun- 1
stall'.?, on the Yotlc'RtVi'V U"uih7>ad, cnptined a
number <>t* Yankees, ami fued into and riddled
. h train Ot cars. The engineer, who was killed,
fell off the engine after putting en a full hoa<L
?fateaui. Tlic train dished on towards the I
J'auutnkey River, near Tarloravillc. Ho also
capture! and1 bffrnt onehuudred wagons, Nndwith
commissary stores, and returned to
Richmond this morning, bringing three hut
dred muffs dud horses,
Jl'he Knemy'a l)exli;nsu|Min ?'?|.atItuiowftn?Its
Uanftcr.
f>n yesterday, in announcing the Diet (
that lip*enemy It .id ruti red from before Chat-:
t.moogn? wo. expressed n. doubt as to his fu- j
mre designs iipon thut imperial.t point.
Wy arc now puti^Led as to his designs. 'Hie
attempt, and a formidable otic it will be,
will soon bd'inuuc to capture that city. Tho
evidence is bftTofona: ' Fruui the best authority,
we Icarq tint the WHHuy nre encamp
cd tvuie eighteetrniilts below Chattanooga,
i>u the oppose' slUo of the riser?-the tor
-ets that attauvhd that oity air Fat urdaf and
?Snuduy lait havittg fnlVn buck thai I nr.
That force L> now ehggod ii?" savtrwjg luui
her, and nppoartob? working ns though
n ,-v, umanig umuoavs. un incm ^
i.- ;i gunboat, ootne tw > and a half mile* by ;
low their puaent encampment. It in a j
fiatboiit, with hiutionarv power but on for j
propelling it,- nud baa fhre* pieces of oau i
non on' board. The object of this era
doubtlow, being to tow fly> under oovor ol
its guns, in eroding the -river with troops
f-hinh is the position now of the enemy, and
euoh are bis preparations for another ad
Ygflty upon Chattanooga.
SV'c are also advised tliat Gen. 5>?rby
-^mithisio command, in persou, ufo ir
lorceti at Chattanooga, and that great
eonddenec is rOposcd in him, and his ability,
with his forces, to defend suocosbluil} j
that city. The chitons as well* as the j
military thore are <letoroiined not to aur- j
render the city, but to hold en to k, let the j
enemy shell It as much as thoy please?? 1
patriotic and gallant dotcruiination, which, I
tee truot, will result in the defeat ol tin- t
. ; i . i
enemy ?*aesign3.
liut should Mitchell l?c largely rein for ;
red--1-should ho bring to bear on Chn'U- j
' nooga more than one gunboat?should he
MK-eved in gcttmg po-ricssion of tho city?
what will he the situation of Georgia? We
pass by Georgia's bcinjj cut oir from sup
plies of suit, coal, provisions mid the obVIrUotion
and partial destrifctiou of the
Mate road; ihcsy boing certain uoiu?eque?cos
of the Capture of Chattanooga; and turn j
consider tho consequenoos to the State !
from the raids of tho enemy.
Our mountain country will bccomo pas j
luio livlds lor the enemy to feed upon, and |
tutiunrr in: and ua he ??:?iti?>r^ <aroi>.>ii> i
from-tcinforoeutMils, he will be as ceftetu
tn advance into the interior, and towards
Allah la, as !? > is an enemy trying to nth.
j'igitle na. This can, aa wo btforo inlim
HUd,onlybc prevented by tho organize
?ion ofatbrei to oppose his progress, and '
it ymist come from the mllita of the 8t- te |
l.iko Virginia, every uiarmMe to bear arm^, {
that eau be armed, wiTl have to take the field. |
Oar ptoplo must prepare for llii*?they j
, niTot gel ready. J he Governor will hate !
to enforce hia. orders to the roiliU offcer?
oj Uic Ft ale to organize and bo ready for ;
th? liold. We are no alarmist, and have
no de.hfe. to create excitement amufflr the
people;* but wc arc. not "blind, nor will we ;
cliui enr eyes to tho truth ibat Georgian- j
?jn |>cril, pjiould Chattanooga j.?ll into (hi j
hand ? of fho Acmy. As ''sentinel* upon 1
. the wakch-tower?" we therefore, with the!
eignr be/ore ih, "aouuil the nlartu."?At i
hint a 1 Yth.
Itnrpn in Xa.shVllie.
Wc le.iM frd.ni an authentic. source th'if
great excitement was created in Aushville,
. a few days ago.hv tho report that John H. j
Morgarf had arrival in tho city over night,
and was boldly stopping ai a woll known i
boardiu";hou>0; The Federal paoruot mar J
,<lt!il invmcdia'ely ordered out a large taroe L
tor bis capture. Tlio linu^e was Riircpund '
id in apeh a manner nuto render hia escape |
impossible, and the ollber wlu> had charge j
.m mc iccuiig secure <?t" his
game, demanded, withacmio show of politeness,
that ?ht notorious #Joliii N. Morgan
.should be brought out ami deliver" <1 ijp to
the lil???lciar torce quietly, in order to avoid
MuotUlt- d. The gnihnt f-':doralvt wan ,
v, .?i:<-\vhiit. chagrined when hewn* inform d
that suf-li n prtoe** woi^jd be highly dctri
nuittal to thfl health of Jo!ln 11 IUokoan,
4 Uo hud arrived the right previous, and
>y{) it ti.r /'/.? l'1? ?. pntriotio woman (
' . ' vvred nmno npon
'rt/lf 7;*vi*trr.
w&lw
#*valm? Jfpavtan.
syir?iifAy?"caPSt i
Tliur!t<1ti>^Jtt|i* tO, iH?a. t
TUG SriHTAKDl'Rti KXJ'KESS, '
W? regret (lie suspension *f our Coti^npora* c
ry, wiili whom our intercourse h?? hren of h
tho moat plcasgut and agreeable character. d
Upon no subject of general interest bare we u
differed in aeatimviD iu any decree l? M to a
impair'editorial h.ip?nony. Smoothly wo hare t!
flowed along. though tlie life rlream of our
rerpfotlve pupam bus been tftfdbly obstructed, f
by II* avidity of oqr render* for doily new* J
The "Diill*" bus well nigh supplanted the
wenVlv" in ?vr\ secdon vfiiicSiate. Whether ^
a i istrb.o Uaielle is an entity qr non-.enMly i*
becoming a problematical question. The Law. ^
recognises thoir cOalem o. "but tlu> people, in
warlirnoe" dissenting from our legal fathers,
?re much inclined |o ignore their being alto* C
getlter. But w* n.sk Is thla right; doct a paper
no' gi*e character to the District ^ind, is it *
uol a value bio advertising medium, if drticicnt. I
in all other qiUlitlcj.. While onr news columns 1
are a iittlo rapid and Out to th? render of our t
daily publication'*, iif looal Interest we
"Certainly, can cWbi ?quality if "o? nw iwl- .
q,?noo. But whctligr interesting nV not at t
, this bin >rly junctur.) In om history . w? tntst, |
and would appeal to our friend* and ilia Pia.
trict nut to incur the sliamc of suffering cv<?ry , (
tiewRgpper light to go out tor the wnnt.otjj
patrowag-*. Kvery person e.incoi vjs that he
hi* cone noble virtues, eouto of th- oliarnc u
1 teriawics of Cuatar, even if it is an honorable'
amhiiioti. So think we, and to leel we in '
reference to the "Spaitaa" hml hence prcmnir '
to solicit an extended circulation through onr '
friin<l*. If they will vitalize us, more full}, '
hv striding us their names, in a short liioc we J '
shall bo able to 14m a? *q strong uinii with 1
armor on; ooino out double-winged and take 1
bolder and higher flight. . '
OliM IHSTKICT PKiO.
1 Tho lint of those killed; from our District, io '
the 4<attle of I'hioahoniiny, or "Tile Se*e?
l*ine*," as It is termed, i? quite extensive, vnA 1
shows that our young men, gallantly, met aii<^^
egno anled, entirety hy >I? xican Artillery. 1 i
?oJ, upon wblel , W4* left a battery, of the Uni- ) ]
t.?d Statei, he, with three others, v luutt ered tin ,
.lu* ? rakiug, tnurdrvon* fire to withdraw the j ,
wttorjr, or, fill a roldiers grtve. The effort ,
was made Hrtd gloriously performed. For il he .
reqeirad * hiit'i encomium from the nftirc' in ,
rornroixnd. After that Struggle was nvi-r, lie rrt- t
turnn-1 to our I?i *t? ?? t. km I engaged jti the ]
p??wfid pursuit of k tuerclt^ti'. In his mor- j
ornli'o business, he ni*?y\ rmnmatidej the i i
conttJrocn of hia pn'rnnr for 4ii* uprightness 1 >
.1? i wan, mid. aortf-jy a* n fiuaneicrigpSueh ]
is the brief biktory of ooo, win.** lit?, ohaen |
tar, end p:i.ri?.ti.tni desorva nu fiumhle tribute ' j
from those. who knew him well enon^h t? ap- ,
pieoiatc hid eirtue-, and pardon hi . f*ult?. ! ,.
?* ? - j ,|
HI K I Oft Kit. J?
Among the killed otj (lie YaoVao ?tiic in th? ' p
t>i*til > ?>f iha Cblekahominy i? the name of j
Thomas I'ranCi? Meagher, tin ' nitwit l*ndrd
and highly applauded" Irish patriot, who di?I*?t
so tiiuoh in New Y-?rk to urouse the spirit of Jt
hid frrh brothers against us. He Jed the Six ,c
Iy ninth Krin regiment into the f'ghtal Msiihi- ^
ana, ilnd I hen ran tiw.ny to Washington, ox- ,
claiming that " the Southerners hud Won their | fi
IttjJ'pemlencti." Reoerrriug from his fright, a
t ol-ittel Mpngher was made a brigadier, and ''
raised a brifnttaff bit (tiutlrywru to slaughter
Southerners, and lqd thcdt " to the' liiiknho- s
winy t? full thorp Itiinolf, 1 t.
t
resisted the f?e. Amung them are Martin .1.
Smith, .I. J. Foster, T M. Mirtfn, flcirge F. |
HoughiUm, Captain J. Q Carpenter, 1'. Ilonner, ,
.R. It. Harris, M. Lipscomb, Mi'Uercl!, WtaT i
11 Duali.. I
f hey Are gentlemen of high respehahility ' j
and eoci.il fminww.\ IC-ing w??JI ^d^sccnded,*
irne patriots, *ml, thoroughly imbued with n :
funv of our.rights uud wroi.gs. tliey hesitated
not to initnoi ?'c themselves upon the a1! ir of j i
o?ir r.?mttir?n country. The mo?t of them being s
planters by occupation, l.ty were not -o con- i t
sp'uiionsly mixed up, with the uioronienn of , |
the Rietrirt as to signalize their lives tjy po\it J t
icnl nntee-tHrnts, so much a?>, their death <",! > I
lito heroism ttioy displwycd'nenr the Capitol ?jt 1
the Smith. Cnflincbing. brvu'dy and heroically, t
they fiiccd the cannon, and withstood the hailstorm
?f*nnirhe|ry and small arms.
To.conqurr was their purpose, to die,
their dvetunnatio.i. rather than, the Yankee '
flag should flap respnusHcly to the victorious 1
shouts >'){ the mnl.iltt las, that encompassed, '
defiantly, the beautiful City Of Richmond '
In leaving-the quiet scones of h??mc they j'
pauAed not to ooatfi ler the painf'il trial. .They J'
disregarded t\. t the notes of the war-trump, or i
closed their ears to the inviting strains of !
nmrtial inntie. At the first sound ofilisbittVe
fry, ihoy riMisd to the standard of.their tb*. ! |
lured ?oulh and, upon the "whips of the wind," | (
hastened to her ream c. .With them no runic j
of delay prevailed. Voting, active, vigorous, I
patriotic, they stayed not to listen, to the1
whispmtogs of pleasure,- or yield to the en- i
ohammeuts of the parental firnaide. Rol.ll v t list? i
dashed into the fray, and, boldly, met the
enemy who slew Lhcm. Some of o! them went \
from tinker the ih?dnw ??f the monument that
ma lf??hch. Itle ground of lhaGowj?rn.-?; Athfre
from jwiint,-*, so nwtt^ iw to catch inspiration
from tho vnna.nguled plninsof the Cedar Spting?
and Blaoksto<*ks. JJacli Im l a revolutionary
hift oiy in parentage or loonllfy. from such !
haroo-- w?, n ?, *nple, *icp e.-tcJ much; from
them .1* ^part-iijN. ire arc enabled to gather the ' (
Uerolr g.nlund, tor the adornment of our Die- 1 (
iriot briar.
Aside from the?e young her-vs, it h.'omef |
our painful duty to apeak of Captain .?. Q. r
Carpenter, from the n-ighlmrheod of the Lime
stone hpriiu*. ? ?
for more then twelve month*, he command
%
Ad a company of braves equal to any that j
'oo-npnra Hue Confederate army. Courageous !
himself, hII trusted hitn, as they would the '
impulses of tboir ova nature. C*pt. C'arpeu- I
ter had not merely a homo reputation for
courage. ("Hi the battle fl.ddj of Mexico, he"j
icpiired a reputation for soldiery, more cn- I j
luring than A nnii^e of Lineolnfbn, ' (
"North Caroline, he Migrated to thie Pjstrict, (
many vwh ago Hero ho married and hers
he livwl, pivimn tp the v <r of Mexico. At
the outturn! of ifeat war, lm volunteered to ,
defend the " Star Spangle^ B innOr," as he ha*
?rr\ee, bravely fought and d;ol for the support
of tho baro ami ?tu ?During the Mexican w tr, !
no p iv?,e for such he * ?v comcrd moi? dm- I j
?h? or heroism. In one of tha battles fought -j
between tho City of Vet's Crut and Mr tiro, h* j'
performed a foat, ' that should perpetual hi. !
i^nir in Amerlian history. At some hiidpr | ,
J w , j , v*^s ; , *
' * ? ' '
.in nmT^nit.i ' ' .
WIIE4T
A few heads of tlftc wheat *m nhewn.to u.?,
ho other day by Mr. J. B. Toileaon. token
torn the f\cM of Mr. Joiuee Tapp. It is called
ho Oale Wheat, and is one of the finest rnrltiee
wc ever caw. Olio ot thfc head* measures!
ix iuohca in length, end neriua to be ire!) fUl-'
J. About a quart or less of U?i? wheat was
rought from {Seoigia, end sown last yrur in
aills. From lluil <un?H quantity he reut'.*e<l*
Vcr two bushel*. Tho rut he jroduci wee
own thl* yenr, *u?l pnnnlm, judging hom
he samples before us, to jrold {tbuinhtntly.
io far too, it is not. in the /tightest degree* fce'od
b\ i net or smut. Lot out formers try it#]
i'hillieo At' Rohealiil*.
We invite attention to tho ? dvertiaement of
dr. T. B. Jeter, !?? worthy and popular Problem
of the Spartanburg and l:ily>n Railroad,
t will bo seen. that on Tuesday and. Friday,
h? cars will leave SpfoTfanbutrg at V.4o, A. M.,
tnd return at*7. "0 I*. M, On the other days of
lie wetk, they will leave nt '2.16 A. M.. and
irr'wrV a.i at'present, 2 P. M.
for kotknkou
The luiiumunicnttau nominating Kx-Qovernor'
IVin. 11. t?int, a? a tollable successor to Gov.
Pickens, line been received too late for pttbli"
We hare tin objection t? the noinina*
top, ?< the himut v. ' claims the lion to* of
raving flrsi fiij|?(?j'e'l Iim name for that rcxpon ihlo
position four years ng??. If lie should bp
dee'ed, i.tihtdc Ho danger the Convention will
iitcrtet e and qmn1v}>lt hitn.
i'ttnst rlpls
We notice in the t.'oluiub'a papers, that
Invcrtior Pickens ha* decided that when the
all is made for I'uuscripts, all who hare bcrn
Uncharged - no matter by whom discharged,
between l!w; age* liable uuder tlie act of Con^
icripliou, must report to the Catnp of Ristrucion,
and if there found on eanminp'ion unlit
for dtry, their discharges will he forthwith
renewed and lr?r.Mporl on furitl?he<l home.
It will be seen in ottr advertising columns,
hut tho,polls arc now* complete, and iihvc been
urne-l over to 4lie Confederate olficer, from
ivliicli, we suppose, the O'Uiscrlpt* will be
ioou erdsrtul out. , A
iw . OX to ruhhom).
A s.ddier who was qu altered near a f.nmtousi
in ^irgini'i, liar hoen boasting to ii lady,
hat lie would enou be in Richmond, was
*ken prisoner, and in passing her do<?r on
' Is * ?y to Richmond, she said smiling. "I am
^ad, air, you arc at last to bo graiitic 1.
a iiuvorr.
The Yankee;- in Norfolk have a bcrious.liine
n managing the negroes in that place. It
looms ti.al a large number were confined ill
lie Fair Grounds, wlieu I bey revolted, overaoworcd
the guard, and were only (ecarrd by
?'ie prompt arrival of r, Delaware regiment
i'r?ni tho bad habits of the Yankees they are
ml to believe they arc a superior rapeto them,
itid they refuse them aw misters.
muttcy.
A regimri?l of Federals sent from Norfolk
o reinforce UleClellau is reported to have
\lllf illif-.t lin t I tiul !.-? ? U.,.1 1..V.. t . c ?
i ? ???v.n an??i ir'"rv
hey were reduced to ohedv-nco. They li iv#
tad esperienor til XttrfnllT of Isiionism being
v myth ut the South, .and that the peculiar
iulitutiuu l?? ! better be let alone. *
ItlEJlPIlt*.
1 he surrender of this pla<*c wu.s made to ill*
Vrtrikees by the Mayor on th ? <>ih instant,
jftrr * battle witli the pun bouts on thr liver.
L'ol. Fiteli conrmiiuds thefity. Anil)
.Jolinson,
The Lynchburg Brpuhli 'an r"-p";-t.i t'.lf
hal'ml (imiirnor dens. ?! ? wa? shot by
licurge Br<?wn, :? ..on of Mon Moil S Brown,
whom Johnson had imprisoned for not tuki.ig
the oath nf allegiance.?
-t ? *- vMeii.
Turner i shlty .
This distinguished General n it it great
favorite with the. soldier* in the t dlcy of Vir
gitiiit. Ho vrns Htnuhed to Ooocrnl Ji'-Vioii.'s
army. He Iih? hcr.n m romnrkablc rntin ' gh
oiit.thf revolution. In its commencement* tc
-oronianded a small bo ly of Cavalry. For
nearly a ye?r, he \tas known as the dashing
Col. Ash by, nnd became well known in the
Yankee . amp*, us the Morgan of th? valley,
Ilts brother whs killed ">n a skirmish with the
snrmy ?' Ruth, nnd G'-ti. \.<lib\'w?\e * uum^d
in attempting his r?.-rs?. He promised to
i?vfng? hij^dcath with thr live- of a hundred
Vankee.s with his own hand, a t olt which be
i'od nearly performed, when li? met liit il-nth
is a de-pcrute charge .t the bend of hi* Regiment,
*
He wsm a native of Fanquier'county, Virgin
.a, and ? ? about thirty-eight years of age. Jj,
personal appearance he w as not commanding,
but rather hniall of stature, wiili a long black
beard, and small black ryes that were re
insikuble for lheir piorciug depths lfe wn~
he idol of the neon'e of the Vallev nnrt ?nn?
fould have fa'lcn who will be mote regretted
by thr.n, if <re except the gallant loader of the
urmv, J *CKf 6s.
Ilia i?sni'?it'~ i.ne ro"l in ?h' CnncAit;
lluryirg Orouud, uesr Chmlottsvilfo, A irginla.
. ? .
h'oldlrri ltd tasoclntlon. .
'At -t lej-nl.ir metCng of tho .lMwciuiiu'i he'd
on Kvday llthJuu*-. Mi*. I'ruf. Ihincan in
he rhttir. ft being mcertsinwd that Mrs. I>r.
I.. K i.ttrdy owing to ill health, was unable
in nectitil tho office of I'ro.-i'Unf, to which rhc
? as elected. ?
It was ordtnd. Till sit ileuiion for Pros' lent
>?o held at the O'-xt regular meeting. Frilay
"J?fh June, Mild that all members ortahlr
0 attend, ho. requested fo r'ti'Lth^r re?'t to the
Palmetto M ill, by I o'olorkJ'. M.
A wi lcr field of ltfcfnlnera than ever before,
? How o} en to the Society, 'lie wants of fur
Ick. and wounded vrint be supplied. The
,adie- thankfully acknowledge the increasing
iber:. i'v of the locate r? lot Ik society, both
n money, and tn Koepilal stores, ?n<i they
solicit contribution from nil interested, e*pe.
1 iHv of par'ly worn, tinder clothing, shirts,
lowers. old linen, lint, bandages, brdding
rid art it la of nourishment for the sick V
ninrtual attendance is oarne.lly required.
Mrs fl. .1 T>K VN, Cor. Secretary.
Ciiai^ijroooa, June 1.1.?Tha enemy's enir
force of infantry. cavalry und artillery,
rrdor Morgan, (Federal,) it is reported,
i'<t*??d 11 ig ? tr. k tlnp ye.ctaeday to' Petrsll'i
'alley, twenty miles West of Cumber land
lap, tlivrutctiirg the Filler In the rear and
Our for?M ar?-|?ri-p>?ring*|o mc?f
!*-m. Hire hundred of the unemy "s cnvetr.y
err report! rhm merninp til Ha?tic Crrrk,
w t-nty-^cv . milr? fron> i 1. < :? the
ppnulln ri'ir nfeke rl*r It i' *?ippo*erl they
uttrinpt to Invnilf t'sil T?nner#ee f n?
i^li there yuiut* * >er '* ir? wi>1 h- >. !r
IihKI t I' rp"?
V
j7(J //Co (IjvWHt J
OF THE 36th REGIME t NOT
. NOW IN SERVICJE.
* I desire to ItAiftfct !u s few were recruits fur
t Jv-. Lsjtfun"" Fork Volunteers, f>tl?
I M. V. Recinieiit. and J cell umib v< u to noma
- - - T
forward nnd Ml up ? ? rank?.
I You all are wcji ?ir?r# that those of you between
ilio age* of IS a'?4 a?*? will have to go
tl.onlv Into fertiet at Utt ?nmu of Instruction,
where jr^u will l?o among strangers ond enmpunio*
With wli'.m you will bare no acquaintance
or ^it crest. t'au you prefer to go there,
sstjir j>r< ssure. to going, with me as Volunteers,
to the company, inwhich, Jronr neighbors
and old reboot-mates' arc resisting manfully,
the rile invaders of our itil? Henceforward"
ws will fillip our Companies, not
fci?h Volunteer*. but with conscripts, mid for
this reason I ray to yon. 'hiyt this is your last
chance to Volunteer. N?w, motif sow, you
hare to choose between thin camp of In.truc
tion and this old company, in which, hjr frientlj
ship, kindred or aMnchkti*n, you arc all InterI
cSte-l.
t t'oina young men an?l let us go cheerfully to
j thr h?ddj where our old companies are proJ
t.ecijng our homes, punishing tho hated invaj
?!? rs of our roil and the wrould be destroyers
i of our oxi?ten?-e an a p.japle, aod as patriots
I dare or as umrtyrs di4 for our i?or*eo>it?-d >
country. _ i
The dilemma is before you : to one or the
other y-.u mpst and will go. If you prefer the
I .former - -if you had rather go among strangers
jktxl under military preV?rir* to where you can
ever be sutislied, and lot slip this your goMcj^.
opportunity ?I hep remember what I say. you
will regret the choice thus made'to tho latost
breath of your lives. It is beet that you should
i^ho with tin. best for yourselves, best for your
children ami kindred, be*t foT ?your name* i
herenfteri mid .more than all, it is bet for o-.ir j
deur country that you should be with us.? j
This vtjti know and cannot deny. If you hare |
hearts, then, ready to^aharethc toila and pri- j
! vnii.>n* which so many of your countrymen !
j cheerfully endure, and b? ' men who know j
.f[youi ] rights and knowing dare maintain I
liein," you cannot fail to respond to thi*
Tlie last fork in the road is now before you:
c ur the ?jtber you must take?if you take
the right, which is smooth and plainly murke.l,
it will lend to fMme*nd an easy.Conscience;
j Lut if the other to shame and trouble within
I yourselves nnd to a just suspicion on the part
J ot otli?rs. It is, hownror, for you to decide ; j
j it is not, I wish it were, in inr p.mcr to cdtoosv j
for you, but, remember, whatever* you do. j
j posterity will he your judge.
All, therefore, who may desire to go wi*b I
in", mint he at Spartanburg Depot, ready to
take the cars for Richmond on .MONDAY
j M'JKNIN'O NKXT, while those win# Iihi e ;
already been juiuter?*>l into leriicc, must not j
! fail to report nt tlio rune time and plo#?e.
T * W11.1.1 AM CHOICE, .1H.
Captain Co. K. nth K'g s. t'. |
( June :0, lfMJU. J
.l.nlfst Surfliri'H m ntl K-:nr<?|??'a?
UicnMO<*n, June 1 f.- The N'rtt Vo*k llei ih>.
of the IUt! ? winch has been rect ive l tn-rr. ,
contain* Banks' official raport of the ins. yh j
th-J HW l?iv?*|nn of the Fifth ?/orpr< 1?*.A nnee ]
1-front Stnshurg to WiiIinm*poi-t, on >!? ' -Mth
iitoi 25th May. The report ?>?-eupieb two vol
| >imm ofsmall type." .'fcankn -<ays: Hy c ?ni-_I
hi .?11 <l It on n suffered in the attack. the
; r.niie it neeitni^liOicii was a pit m i t. i> *t j
' mhreli ol nearly silly mile- in the ta d the ,
I enemy?defeating hi* pi?n- mul go; .^ l.-nt
: battle wherevertnund thir ln;* ? 14 -y* killed,
j l.V? wounilo I, iiti-l Til missing. \ I our gi:t?A j
were saved."
! There are no accounts in the Herald >! ;
the defeat of Fremont *u-l Shields by .l-tck j
! ton.
The departure of l.ord I.yone for Knglan-l
. produced greil sensation in \\ arhihgton I h.<
j Herald's correspond tit rajrtth.it l.nut, !
1 upon the invitation of Seward, t.? essinc tinj
l.ngbs'1 t ahiuet rluit the war can not h?- -.t long .
daa:;on. 1
The N?*w York Herald ?l' llir 11th, x-i_\ ?, tt,e*
Richmond Dispatch gives .4 terrible record ?>t
I tin- ln?s ot the rt-hel officers at the battle o? 1" iir !
j Oaks*, including five 'Ion cr*Ji and twenty-three
I t*'olonel?.* 'J lie Herald diet not pmit den- 1
1 pnlrhi'.t of the article, which t|tcwe it t# be .
j sheer fab idea tin ii. Premonl telepmplir-l t-? ;
I Stan'on 'hat he engaged Jackson's entire force
I on the 8th instant. The b*tJ% larte.l. -with
I1 g-eni obstinacy and violence, fire hour*, the
lost on both sides luring very great. The Fed
enl lows watt heavy among officers. The Fed- j
! oral troops fought >i0?*aaionaHr, under a niur 1
j tlcrous fire. with greatly superior nptihera.
The bayonet and canister shot were n?c'l free j
j ly. and viitli great etfe t, by the Federals.
Milrov luni the centre, Svhenck the right,
, Stnhl, wiih all his .brigade, thelelt ; Birncker s j
! Hohelcn's and Steriiurteker's brigades coV'pb,o.l
iKo */ ??rv.-.i ' ?' o.. o
~ . ? .ivi ? ? vi I ric* oi f)
' Ne* York w?? bndly cut np,.lo?in2 .T(K?>?. The
J total Idkh is ctttinoa'id it I fWWt or H'<0 killed, !
1 mounded and missing. The iYder:>l force*#;
I w en-greatly ont nt nil point*. but j
Iimv- occupied the rv'*el Hue* and forced fh*>o 1
to rrlrenl. " ?
"I"i?? I. *n*lr>n Times. of May I!*. ?.*ij < T,Mi?n'iJ|
war right in desnrihing th's *?r a hipjnli fl
, this i* iii?s biggest. job of tl?e kind rrrr scan?
! on more nyiety days' huiint's-lisnlni kii?*wu
I to be imminent mill rtnacd in severity any
hitherto fought. The Tunes say s the jyocln
[ mmion ol Hotler realize* all aver toM of the
j tyranny by ?*Mlnr]f ?r*ur tIte vMiqnirU<l. The l
! of nlnviiry endured by ne'gro?. in New
Orleans can?o?f Vinmc absolute Ili.tn ib*t now i
j offtrcd bj the whites in i list rity.
: Tho Philadelphia Pntjuircr, ot th? Itttli, has |
. received a d< spntch, dated Chicago, .lilur 11 :
j which say.* ftuneral Mitchell won another ei? j
| lory at l hnlian.> >??? l'U? rebels were ropi-.^
plflely rouiotl, attev two 'UjV hard fighting. '
Meagre sccpnnls arc jircn of .lackeon'? vie'
tory over Shield* at Poir Republic. -Thndes. :
. patch reys our men opposed them nt every |
step, but their nuinbere were en inferior to ih
enemy?their bciog five td one ?they were j
compelled to fall back three or four miles, with
| henry loss.
, ,-crrtiarv ? lta?r )l-KS KHinTliy IO ISsHe one
hundred mi>l 6?">> millions legal fender note-,
and n bill for that object hns been reported
fro hi ih? Committee ot Ways and llnnn.
A grand t'nion demonstration was nnnnunred
in take place in Norfolk on ihr iVSlh. (iov.
J'ierpont expected to be present.
Seward hue gone fo Nrw Tork, to br absent
several days Kevtnly .lobnson Is going to |
( Nti* Orleans as Commissioner of the Stalest ,
[ pn.tiucnf.
Toe steamer Afriea. wit); l.ivcr)?ool dites to
j the Cist, has arrived at H%hfax.
I lhc French amijr in Homo is about to be rei
du~rd to a single division.
Tl e Lngiiuu conservallva party hare cnlle.t.
ted all their f<>rei f.?r the p irpoxe of upsetting
I Lord Mmcrstnfl "n the retrenchment filtration;
| a ministerial cris's i* therefore doomed iinmit j
! nent. Mr. Lindsay pare notice that he ahonld
j oall attention to the relation* of Lng'.ond pith
| France and the Confederate States on tlie 27th 1
'June. Nothing was sail about intervention or
recognition.
Captain llerry sretl known a.s the f(-rmt?r V
commander of the New York and Charleston ,
, steamer Colombia died nt the residence of his
brother, in Rrookt/n, on ?he8d inaf. Captain
1 Retry ens th* hi t nvin ?1 at entered Charleston
harbor tinder fi? Palmetto flwg lie nt,
i >,pri!'.tie,| in l'o*f I.afayctte for alligr 1 sc<: .
jion teudtne *. ii ? ., re|-sie) but a ' w
tr rV? <ir c?
!' ?ewpwmf
1'iMsiBf (brouih Wlacliflat?r.
THa DrLitul A<t*ocatr publishes % letter (VMd
a soldier of Southwestern Virginia, now in
Jacltaon'e aru>y, descriptiTo of lUe defeat
of Bn.u);4 %rin^. The following la an ex
tract: A
I never expect to witness another such a
recti? as when we parsed through WinrlrtSte**.
No pen tin describe it. Thr uliuo't confMton
prevailed.- Thr Indie. came from all parts of
the to'wn witli arntrr, iiw! and most, halloo,
fifg for J off. Davis, Genera' Jackson, Colonel
Ashby, the Houtbci u Confederacy, atW "the
boys." W? drank, hut told them we Had no
time to cat. They even flatted us ua the hacks
and told us to go ultmul: and with audi Incentives
we "fairly flew,'' ovcrv man for him-'
*11.
Wc.pt geeed tho ^ .uikeeit so hard that tbcj?
threw blfVtiapsnfka and coats, and took to
the fields hikI woods, scattering guns anil
cartridge boxes all over the fields. Our com*
puuy armed itself entirely Willi long rang#
guns of different kind*, but they lave since
been taken awuy from u*, it being difficult to
got cartridges to tit.
.* , Ml I1. - L.!
Wanted to Hire
A T the Female Collage a good WASHKK
J\_ AND IRONKIl. without children, also
a gnl to attend to Children. #
A.PETHUN*.
.Tiiticl'J * l?"i *.f
I'ublu* Sale.
I will offer fitc^nle ow ??le*day. next before
my office a ATTRESmK8 (unless
sold before JWRv.it/safe.) P?rrs?n?" wishing.
hucIi ariict^MTill do well to attend the sale.
J. M. EI.FOIiD, Agent.
June 1 3 lf? '2w
I 'OST 'Ol' I ICR.
<
A I.I, persons, in arrears for Postage will
/\ idea?'' call and settle.
.1 A. t.KE, P. M.
.June 13 1 *> Jt
Nt'jrrocs lo Ilii-o.
OKVK11AI, persons having inquired for hegroes,
as ploughmen. A., I now request
all lhaCarc wajitlng hand liitlier. Ploughmen,
Carpenter, or Cooks, to leave their applications
with inw. end stale that how many are wanted,
us 1 have almost daily applications to Jturw
where negroes can l.e hue*.
J. M. KLFORD.
Jwnp 13 1~i tf
New Schedule.
Sput tttnliuig Jt ITnlou Railroad.
gl^iSE'Eie
I'montiim, S. C. .htne 12, I8?12.
VFTKU * 1>*? loth in?t .thcVtMcngrrTnlnj
witl IruvoSp.irmaiiMirK H..??n 'fl'fis
l?\VS and FRfliAYS, hi It. 4 "? A. M., and nr.
rim at Alston at 2. 2T P. >1., connecting with
ilif irei iivIHe Down Train.
I.oam Alston at 10 1*. M., ami return t<?
Sparlnnhtirg at 7* Hit 1\ >1.
On thrwlnr ilsjs of ftie w ork, will lcam
Sj>ail:?iil?itrg II.r at 1 l."? \. M , and reach
.Melon al 0. 0T V II., connecting with the
<imenv;ik' t",> Train.
I.o.ivr Alajon nt-'A 30.1 M.. ami reti'm to
Spartanburg a I 2 1*. \l.
Titos, n. JETF.n, Pr-.- t
Juno 11? lhw t>w
CHEROKEE SPRINGS,
SPAIITANBURG- DIST. S. C?
rpllliSK Springs ar* now open for the
? rocoptioii it11 I nernni inflation of ii?i
? >! . Situated in a healthy locality, tight
| iniIre tioifh "f the t>-wn S,?arta?t?urg, they
iii<lttf?Hiootj to our |i|? i-onmry friend*
un?oirpneac>l hy nny lor Jo-mIiIi and comfort.
The pro,irl.-tur 1,-rU confident tlmi lto will
he ahle to |de>??e hi.i v>ityu\?, and thai toon pint
i toiroualilr i? ino ti* th?* tptu-s will jvrinjt.
Several rt? in,, fur the season on,
rraronalth; tt-i ni>
\\ CANTUfcl.lt.
The iili?tf pi"pojty nil he bought on tea
1 sDiiiiltlf i-ims. it npptiralintr i*. made to tho
*n1>?rriher at an early day. Further p.ntictilar
tin ti shed nhrn called for. *
F. CANTUF.l.l..
It.un ifcus I*. ().
i Juno IT If*
| STATE* CFSfUTH CAKOMNir^
I '
Mff
iimmI
\ t? Ti I 1 N f AMI Is*PC rn? llivi tui 'tfliti'"
# Cni.cini t, Juno 1"?, I8G2. "
i nr:\ERat.,
Tilb enrollnjt^r unjlw 'he Confederate
] . i"<>necriptiaMW^frxiny hern completed
nn l turned ov<;nrt^he C.?nWfrite officer, no
Cprfificatax offll^fropiiuA >*i!i het matter bo iasued
front M^p^Ufirr 'V-rpt to pcrttoh.t who are
subject to Stale service Its command:
wilmot c. i?ks\r^srrb\
Adjutant and inspector Oriirm] ofS. C.
'June. IW v 1?"? It
rs">... h-fli paper ii rI o Slate- publish odc.cj
Lmd attention. /
v >r vi Ti*. i?:sSEH: *
ihivp Tor olN I'.Mf Xv.\1 COTTON AND
VATTKM??*, will fell the same at
i-fw p?>? ?. Ij
w .?. M. I'.LFiflBD, Agent.
! Juy 12 U tf
'"STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
sr vuTAxni Rt; district.
fJtuti'it t'-r be?fer* of Administration by Jno.
linrle Honinr, esq . Ordinary
* vy.I1E1ICAS J, > _ i;<? M t; lat tiled l.i> Tt
? tition in toy office. pray wig that Ltd.
tors of Administration, on all rnri singular tLt*
go Js -rid rights nnd credits, of J. II.
K. I'OOLB. la't; of the T?i?trlct aforesaid, deed.,
-houhl 1? fronted hint.
T!iet>? ate theref*>r.- to ?*itc and admonish all
and j-ittgular. the kindred and creditors of the
. aid deed., to he and appear in the Court of
Ordinary, for en'd Itietrjft, to be. holden on
lite ?'7th day of June instant, to show cause if
any, why the sayl Administration should not
he granted..
tiiven under mr hand and s-mI of office, this '
10th June A. D.18?2.
J. KAKLK. TtO.MAH, o. a. n.
Juno 12 II 2w
Kocpuitiiis: Service.
I T J. Jl. Cl'NNM.VOI!AM, Company R,
j Capt. ?. M. LA.NDKORD, Sd2$. L\, Regi
nient, will temain a few weeks, nt lcart. until |
the 10th in*f... and will r<? -??? -*
_ . ..... ......V ->IJ II'IIIHHT OI
Recruits.
A HOUNTV OK FIFTY HOLLARS will be
paid and Transportation tickets furnished.
Address or apply at Glenn Springs.
.lt?n" S ll Cw
MARBLE YARD NOTICE.
I)KlfiiO\S niching to purchase MARBLE
JL for tlmir deceased Friends and Relatives
?*o do ?o. l>y applying to Mr. WM HUNTER,
om- authorized agent.
HARE A PALMER.
A pril 3 4 tf
Si vr rRKHSES
\ NY one in need of MATTRESSES, will
do wt-ll to amii 'ipon
MR. J. Vt HARDY. I
.v-r '< 'J tf '
^
' it ^^ .
m 9
V ' *
/ '1 ,. i em^st^mmssBssmssrn
Uws? F#rk Tttutein.
A few wcrre mmlti will b?,t?km trr the 4
I
into serfice*vill bo rood/ to Uk? tbo ton on ?i
ike morning of tb? 8U M., joe RiiWoond. l
gn%.l,oun<y paid at Ufcmeod. -wiluTm
cwmcB. *
1st Lleui. Co, JL 6th 8. C. V. i 1
_Jouo 12 14 Jit
WrayedMiifc!
STIMYKI* front (be subscriber, id Mfebitoy .
lstst, a MULE, about ton years of ago, of "
medium size, sorrel oolor, blemish in one eye,
5itb o*rk? of goer, The mule Was raised by |
r. JAMBH JACKSON on^acolrt, set ae* <
be ranking its way tbltker.
Any ibfurraatkm so at to enable as lont
it, will ba thankfully acknowledged. sad if3?livei
cJ, a liberal re war 1 will be (IflB.
M. D. GOWWTK. I
.Htnel2.- 14 8w
STATE OF* MCTHaMRollN A.
SPARTA JtBUUO DISTRICT?IS EQCITV. 1
LUCY C. WOMSON, ]
T?.
SI 'HAN A. THOMSON, et. al. minors, Ac.,
TVo 'Awi.
EXTENSIVE SALES OF REAL AND PER- I
SONAI. ESTATE. I
tK purwiacc to the decree of the Court of
* Eimiijfr 1 wilUaU to the highest bidder
uu Sake Any ia AflyjroU, I bo most Tiikiable '
lot of laadn* Iy'A Wgant near the To*n of J
Spartanburg. t&AVsa bcoa offered" for injtna
years. Personsproperty should
look to it as th^mm^Sfflnihte time to make a i
K<mm1 iar?'tm?b<^r REAL ESTATE cott- '
sists of two Wefe House* in Town on Muin 1
Street. l?etwctn the Rook Store and Dr.
Ooodgion'- new store on Main street. % <
A FINE . 1
FLOURING AND GRIST MILL,
Wit j 151 leretsrijiiiil,'
one (1J) and half mile.-< from the Court House
This hns a beautiful-, shoal, and i? considered
one of .the best sites for Milling'ii^the np country.
A Tract of fi'JOJ acres of land on both side*
of l.awson's Fork, tvi miles from the Court
> House, i-ortaining one of the finest body's of)
low lands In the District, with tinfber in abundance.
? .
There are several beautiful aRws for building
near tbe town, with good tracts of woodland
attached; together with many fine tracts
of land, (nineteen in all.) lying convenient to
the town, desirable far farms nntl limber. A
general PLATE of Arhich may be seen at any,
time iu miy office."
ALSO SIXTEEN NEGROES,
MOSTLY YOl'XTl AND LIKELY, AMONG
Tilt':\f i nnnn
. .. _ - ?. a ~a i.1 JL A MZA ?
\ 4 IL H?*r*?ns indebted to the Estate of ROJ-\
SAC. SMITH, will pleacc pay ibe ExI
ecumr at once. All person.* having claim.*
1 *gnin<t raid Estate will deliver a copy of the
same as early as poeeiMe, ???
OLIVER R. MOSS. Executor.
I April 17 6 '<u> ,
j~ v. knstIow,
Cujhmiairton "Morohnnt,
NO. 27 VENDUE RANGE,
CK.\KWmN, 4. c.
FOMPT and personal attention given to
the rale of rlour. Wheat, Cera, Bacon, '
ana rrouuoo, an ! .uertitendi-e generally.
April 17 ft 2m j
PROFESSIONAL NOTICB.
rilHK L'NDEB8ir?NBD, raspectfdlly ton tier*
J Ms sertiets kn k PRACTICING FHY8I(.
I AN. to the citixam ?f ibe Town and tioin- ,
hy.
HE may be found at all tune# at the residesv
of Mrs. C. F. ('\MP. ??n >fain.street
ben a t easegt4-f*t >f-"->iaasMy 1
KeH-r.. lPVJ 't "* Y T*.>x' 1
>r<?uld<'r of ^toohinory
AM) IIOLLOAV WAHE. |j
I] iii wife nn<l ?*hilil a good Cook ami Ifou50
Woluan. 4c.
A FINE LOT Oi* . m
I loiiKholdniKl ICitolaon JP*?n*ttil
arc, Fnrmlnar Toolai, vtc.
A FINE BOCKAWAY AND I! AN UK?.-,
for l*i hor?c?.. an OLD OAnAUURn twv
h<>r*e WAGON AND H A EiiKSS, 1 OX WAGON
*H't II \Nt><'AICT. I * o (!*rri:ige Hum^ ,
Hgnnd RTfH'K OF HOGS AND f'ATTIJt, iw.d
t OKN. WHEAT, FODDER ANH FWM'R.
TERMS 4)F S\GK :
A creJil will l>e ifiven of 1, ?u l " y?ar>;
wiili infrr*it -(fum dt>/ islr to be paid >tnuuallr.
I'urehnArrc lo gi*?i b<?ud mid approved
? ciii it v. Tbu*e prrterrlng l? il? . " ?i!l be ' \
allow mi to pay down. an I th? creditor.* of tfcc '
Uic.JI'NIW W. THOMSON. wiH U- permitted
to .?"itle evfl <hmr debt*.
T. 8 TOKO F All ROW. i\ E. 5. D.
toiuiBiv?ii>*4t'a.)i&c^, JlVWi.9, v l'i-St
I)A* itrtnre ..fauthority \c?tr4 i(\yi* b\ D.. i
) W MtltlKK, wr wilt bp.irt*pbi/TR I
II il.. ??n the f?r.?i in till oral, Ac !
following pftptf-jr I it .
-Unr Block ofiWcN-IWJdlng s
Iriflfr).' on Jail S?r*rt,
Store, and Jail, l<iR4fcM t<5^|C'WVilcl wide, <1*J
into three lcni>mru!i, with a kiuwtni 1
nhJ t an atorh-e mltrl tor a family to lire and j
; kri-p : "lore or a eh??p. in ono ??f wMck ilx ;
IVn '??icc 15 hi* kept Uao, ? >??>len Bniid- 1
i itdjoittiup. crfuminfnp I rmnti, and asmoke
I It ?*, wirii njimall pUn of Inn 1 an itched >u ?
led for ? amall tamilr. ^ *
The Lot on Uuilwtrfnrtl and JrrcnviMrStreet,
in * |Vw *tep.< of rU" I'ubtirfSumtrr. including
iwn l>wwllir?na, h Si ore House. nml Work Shop*
for n f'-trrittje r.?f alilishrucnt, Black "mil h i
Sbo]*), S(.iW"? >inJ the mini outhoneea. A I
very vtltt;il>ki aland for buMDraa.
A FIXE TAN VOUf
lyiiV half a rntie frotn thr r.?mrt Ho*me. with
ten mt*.< of l^iil, 40 IVfi, 1! Toola, 3 lavas
vi'l J Bat*. wi?h BarJj Mill, 8bop<, an<l 1 wo
l>w?Min;j< ; all in n.*e or ready for use, with a
hue stock of leather and hides in Cio. '
Two tracts of Woodland two miles from the
foiift lionson the Howard 0 ?p Hotl^aine i
I containing TO, the other 65 acres. ' ?
ALSO
i
r 17on N<*?yroeA,
I IIAI.E, MITClrtr.L, KL1 AS. josmi.
I ANDKKrtON. hAKAlf,. I1AKKIKT, LAURA.
HOWARD AN*1? KLKT^HKU.
AI.SO, 1 IIORHK,
? TTTc l?oy* Mitchell and Joseph are fir&i rate
TANNKR-5 by trail*. Klias is a go#d CARKI!
AOK TttI.Nr.MKK, Andfr^ti a go??d Black i
entith. Persons wishing to buy arnli property
' will do*well ?o kttrnd on the day of sale."
TERMS OF 8ALK.
The proper ty trill b'c Sfdd on a credit of one
, and two years. with interestday of sale.
Purchasers to giro bond and i*n good eeenri*
%'n*. Property not to be delivered til! the
term* are complied with.
If any of the purchaser* wish to pay
the money it will be revived.
8 BO BO. r
A. W.INtiO, ^ Assignees.
Juno 1? II _ 31
s^r? im;av vui).
1 I ") L.N away from the Subscriber some lime
j in Sepionvirr last, his negro boy JACK,
agufl about twenty five \ewrs,* about ft feet. 0
1 inches high, of a brown complexion. Jibe
! above reward will bo paid for the delivery of
1 said boy to his owner, or lodged at the jail of
Spartanburg that h*: may be obtained.
A. HOLTSIIOIWKR.
Apsil 10 ft if
rfa K'i,a v/k'nrrai^
rt> J?
TAJpE^OTtap,
ALL persons baring claim* *t?ia<<J. f
WRIGHT. <rf,..fUr> .
1
tpmrfttualHir* lemwle AfHif, .
TWE first IStuiM of tW* fiHyt sRI Vf
I closed ot Friday the fifth fast. "
There will fa* no vacation between JJw it**
iion.% but tt>? 2d, Will commence oa^Hn<lji
mt, Jnetd. . "fw?
SARAH B. BCTJUBK.
May 20 12 - lm
BtSOUTtON OF rABiyCtSStf,
flHB Copartrtrahip boretofor*esfctfacW
1 twee a THOMPflDJi Jt OLlPSApT, a?
Carriage Manufacturers, b thW dtj dftntrtd
by mutual cpnMnt. The entire helMla *QI
be settled by JOHN THOMPSON, nha I ?*<
tkerutrvl to collect all tKe AfOOlTXTH. fiOTBI
end DEMANDS in favor of Ike Firm and settle
its liabilities.
JOHN THOMPSON.
* N. V. OL1PHANT. fir. May8
* U tf
.The 1)miners will be continued Willi
scriber, mad be regretfully a she the <mUs?'
mnce of his customers snd friMmkv
JOHN THOMP8&L a
Mmf 8 & * v M
FORSALE.
AI1QUSK mad LOT in the tobn offiMrunliurg,
can be bought on wiisiW*
terms.
Omltta C.T-X KLFORD, esq., ?*.??? W. T.
FA It ROW. Agent. .
P??r 27 4 ft
1>KNTAT, NOTICE
MY 0*ee is ev?r Rebo, felimctf* JwLCmr-'
Htle's law tH&ce. - TetS Cwt?
m.r IX?1-4/ ft LKE, IF, * 9.
Dissolution of CepartatoA^h
eoj>niinerd?i?> heretofore tsisiifjlf
J twrto SirM.lVAX, VLFQ1UI
SMITH, is dissolved by th- wi'trlrawW^m*X
< . WINSMITH. Fv, TJ,e Hwism ??*
Firm will br -etlledby J. >1. ELTHSlfcO* "
J x I. jst I.. TwbJtr
HAVF. jus! recrired, along wish
<<f o'l.t.-r goods, amu.ll qttfniitisi st
1 i v ;<1 pninl , ... -I
.Alucltlof, ' # /
I vO^WtWXl, '
rv
B Copji?#?, .
- ' V?.- ' '
JKino, Cr>ni|>M, *r.
Sj??rleahmg, S. C.. January l? I8C.
S111.1 .T Si-iiiyr
MRS. MASTER IMIf
St ret t, opp >t*tc #Jtiwml Mjrtnii'
Yf KS MASTKKWAS has on hand m good
J51**?PPV oTOOOOS in her lis*. Ten t?*T
expmn ? ? find them ot SJL'PKHIOR QUA I.IDi.
She solicits die continued rap|mrt -of her
friends. _ ,
Mrs M. Is ul?-? Vgi-ui fur her tiilrrr the
Mi-ere M. A AASHT05. of.72. Marketrret,
bavievot,. M % M1U TI'BEifl Of
WIGS <>f nery style and TirUj, wi
IM\< V II AIR W OltKBMis allfs
branches. , - V ?
ttrdtrs will be punctually at traded ttfj Han
o grent many sm-cimaam cn band. >
June IX * 1/^
THK 5TATK OF SOUfjT CAROLINA
A1?. 1. - I' - - ~ ?
I?X'| *" ' Itunler.
Jb>bo Edwards fc Carlisle, I Uin'fi Ati'y.
tITHKHRAS the. ftaMnitf did, oath* h?h
day of April, file hl?4?cUrttipe ?f?i?d
the defendant, whc Usit is said) is MMSfftwi
and oithout the. limits of this State, cod Hm
neither wife u<>f nitornry known within* ?ho
same, upon whom a copy of the said dtdiu*. ,
?ion n-t?h? he svf c : . '
It is tbe-e'dre ordered, That the raid defrt
daul do appear and plead to the ttM dttkniio?.
on orYtfow the 6th ddy of April nest, _ J
which will be in the year of our Lord one thaoJ4tvi
eight hundred amfsisty-threp; otherwise
final and abso'uto j'ulgravbl will .be given and - .
awarded against him.
j. n. tolleson, c. u. r.
April 28 _ ? *1
srvTK.ot' soiifn UROIJN*. OFFICE
OK COMPTROLLER OEN'L, \
'WAR!.K3H>*, February 17, IBS*. i
-f HEREBY certify, that JOS. M. KLPORD.
X Agent of the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY. of Richmond, Ve:, Incorporated
.by the State of Virginia ; has eompRadwitb
the conditions andyeqoieiiionco^^^Aet of tile <
General Assembly, entitled, j/AjnCct ta r?|C?
'ate the Agencies g^Jknurewytinjwa'iM not
incorporated in the State ofwttouth Carolina,"*
and 1 hereby License the said %OS. M. ELFORl),
Agent, as aforesaid, to lake risks aad
transact all bnsifcess of Inauranoe. in this Stale,
fee, and In hohslf of said Company. TkifLb
cense to continue until the.filing of nest Semi
Annual Statement. ,
W. LATAL,
Csajitrellet 0 duel.
mar ?
- w
Notice.
ALL Persons arejiereby notified Ml to
trad* far a NOTE hot wo?.n f?rij>ln?a
ttl'ty dollar*, .and one for ten dofem. AH?
the same date, (date and maturity ofwktefc too
not recollected.) one in favor of Cel. B,'V
Evlftw^nd transferred to John MefiHaaf.
A? said notes were to ho discharged hy gfktr
notes and accounts which I. hold against Jno.
Mc Far land and whieli are to ho ecnaidotod
a? naymrnt in full. I
JOITO THOMWON. I
Jan 9?43 If |
NOTIOK. t I
ttSRKBY inform my friends and customer! I
that I have volunteered tat the serrteoof tho I
Mate. Thos^ who have left W A PC IfM With H
.lie.wilt find them at my toore, where Iho wft
he delivered by Mr. T. B. ANDERSON, who
will also hare my notes and Wcoowatsjp hwad
for ehlleotton A fine assortment of JKWE1~ H
Rv ^ sftga, I
77 SO ?f J
T. O. P VERNON, 9
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IT 7" 11 I- PRACTICE tft tk? W?kw* Cdo* fl
W Orric*?w*?t oorttcr ?f 0*L W. W
EI ARRIS* brick MM)?M * ? .