Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Bawlina jpprtan. 1 bStrTL ! X* - V ^S- >N. V ^ - \"V- - " |wiay, September IO, 18C8. i EiftricrLtR KOTICIJ r kfrliab ere Again qotificd that the CA8II ' TVltbly rcquirod for all Advertising and ? work done at this oflleo. We hope thie be remembered. ( ^???? t ^^W^wotlNr column, making a change in tba timo * making returns for assessment &o." MlIlTarJ. ^ Tbo Carolinian is informed that Col. Wil- ( ^^Hft>&|9iaaaa' T.ogiment is notified to report to Gen. ^^HrvJ'v ^^Sttpley, at Charleston. Companies to render .TOua on the Railroads, on Friday, 11th instant.' K "lion! W.T. RH eH. HHgi'"v This gentleman-has reviewed the situation 'trf the country, after battling for two years. ' hull he f.nda n 'thing to discourage us. Her fcall try and publish this-letter to cnoourage (he hearts of our friends, and to give old croakf "an something to lean upon, while the soldiers ff Mm laying waste the yankces. I' Laying up for the Ynnkectt. W la Tiew of the military situation of affairs . i. in East Tennessee, it become* the duty of our S* 'planters to look sharp for the produco they are making this year. Don't lay up nothing for yankoo raiders. We hope our farmers will nivpvisv ui inwir einji uo crops iw in?i ns ???y ? come in, at the Government prico, rather limn ' should be impressed by our own officers, * 'fflr fall into Ibc hands of yankee raided". It is j E^?_ far more wise to distribute the provisions of i i the country among ourselves, than to house J them up ready lor the enciuy. We have every roason to bo cautious how we manage our af fairs this winter, as we tntiy look lor nothing else but tbe enemy to raid this State from t East Tennessee. m H iurlugun Lvll. ?lte Augusta Constitutionalist give- an in { stance of a large lot of (lour changing hauds j|B Iflltl^licr price than the Government pays, pi The impressing agents having received orders ^ f to impress all sue., flour, it was seized on nc- , t oount of Govcrtimeut. If tlie Government iut;nd anything by putting the price of three 1 dollars for a bushel of wheat, they mean it is | a fair price, and tlmt no poraon should be , \ asked more, cjt*n in Confederate currency. It i o?Orything could be brought to the same f statidard, it would end nil difficulty in buying and selling This is what should he done at once by State Legislatures. It would throw out of ctrcula'.iou one-half of our present cur rcncy, a d utnku it inoro convenient for Sec retary Mcm ini tiger to keep l>is account-, and aid the Government materially in getting rid of too great n circulation. Another good thing ?it would stop sprculat ion, and might increase the army by thousand*. < ill w? Morils' Iftluntl EiaciuUed. Charleston, Septoiubej 7 ?The bctn. bardmcnt was kept up without iutcriiiisainn nil ilav vi-nnr.t..v .,...1 r..? ?i._ J J ? - x- . V?? J f uuu J %i I IIIIAJ ( lie night. About lo'Joi'our men were killed and wounded at Wagner and Gregg. The attempt to assault Gtegg was repuUed. Before the enemy had completed their landiug, greut havoc is supposed to have been played iu the eocniv's bunts by our grnp* and canister. At dark, jestcday aftnooii. the enemy having advanced their sap up to the very moat oft Battery Wagner, and it I being impossible to hold the island any long cr, Gen. Bcuuregard ordered its evacuation, which was executed between 8 p. ni. and 1 a. in. with su'CCess. Wc spiked the guua of Wagncraud Gregg and withdrew noiselesly iu lorty barges; ottly one barge, containing twwlve men, Hu t captured. The enemy ifnfv bold Cututuings' I'oint, in li4: view ol .1# eny. iVH fjniet this lubVntng. .Noon,*-A despatch fiotn Maj. Stephen I Elliott, cotnma.'tding Fort Sumter, an nounccs that a flag of truce, demanding the immediate surrender of that fort, has just 1 been received horn Admiral Dnhlgren by 1 iieut, Bror.u, of the steamer Palmetto* ISia'c. lien, llcjur^'-irii tiilrt.n-nr.hot.. vi..; 0 .3 ?w .Vlilj Elliot to reply to JDalilgren that he can liavo Fort Sumter when he takefl it and hold it, aud that meantime such demand* are puerile and unbecoming. 8 i*. M.?At G p. m., the Ironsides and monitors approached Fort Sumter closer than umal and opened a hut lire against it. Our batteries on Sull'.vn'n's Island, iuclui ing Fort Moultrie., i mplied heavily, 'lhc firing is still going cu. .Substitute for Barrels. ' As an unsuul bread tit of sugar cane hats been planted, the want ot barrels to hold the molaascs will he seriously lelt. In view of this, J suggest to t huso making molasses, | to build u tank similar to those in ."orni .vv.H at railroad station; a tank ten leot long, three ko: high, and four Icot wide will hold one thousand guiious, or twenty iivo j barrels?such tanks, larger or smaller, no- | cording to the mints of the uiaker can he ' put up in tlio smoke or other houses and 1 druwn froui as required lor tho us jor to ! till up barrels us obtained lor truusporta- | lion. nTanks shouiu he mudv o.' iwuiuoh seasoned plaiik or one and a hall inch lor ' 8 nutlet's.zes The plui i should he dicssod ' inside, the edges need not he jointed, Lot left unplaned; u groove should he cut about ' six hieho* trf.ni tl"? *1-- 1 ...... iiij.-, 111 me siue unu ' bottom plank to admit the cud pluks.- There I it no use of a rail or any iron about it. 'i ho tank should be held .together by frames of 1 .scantling around tlio tank near the ouds? and if m* feet 1 .ng?Onfc round the middle, 1 made bo m to key up and keep the plunks ! closely precs-ci together; nlsou fruuiosoantling .should go inside the tank near the middle to keep the plank IVuiu bulging n when clumped by the keys on the outside. t Alter it i& all clamped up, then cuu.k it . from the inside with cotton or hemp, ii 1 from tho shrinking ol the plank it leaks Key it up as it may roqiiirc, cover the whole \ with lids, and you have it secure lroiu trash t A tank to hoik one thousand gallons will I cost very little uiora thean one that only holds three hundred gallons. ? Cor, Colombo# 7'innt, Kxeou(ion ot'JIDe.sei'torH. Hl0HMo.Nl), .September -4.? i lie leu deserters from the loth North Carolina Hegiment, rcccntlv euutnriit i>. Ki.??? < ? | ty, uudcr cauiiiiuttd of Adjutant Malktt, who *as k11It'ij, wiil b<-executed UKUorrow, id ^cfor'h'.uoe wilh the vardittuf the court Patriotic Letter t>ocu the HOu. J. W Lewis. C.vrtbesvill:. <j.v, August 21, 13''>^. I authorised the Mnvnr of the City of t'hnr to drtv on mo for one tltousouil dol'Avs, u "bo xpvuUo.l either iu the purchase of ro* restiuient* to the noble soldiers mow righting n our defouco. hut if not tbint needed, thou to jo to tbo relief of the poor ami Muttering of the 1 authorize, ami r?poc,'u'!j request of the Jorernor of Uooi-jjiu to ui.iw on in,' fo> one 'oitMind dollars to be oipeitiW iu the pur. those of 8?lt for the wires uiul widows oi jtorgi* soldiers, mid hopefully trttet ?b.u (,tk. rs will do likewise. by thousands. As to inX fell, I tool tliul,to u certain extent, 1 bcloutrfu ?quutry, yet 1 roapooiiully decline 'ho in ritatiou of many fi ieuds lo be a o .i?>ii^in: e for Sorgvcss fr.oiu thi* D.s'rici ; at the same time Wougti, fouling grateful for llua hanifeitm on >1* iueir confidence in mo 1 believe that I#u it present, iu the pr<r>cr p?<iti n to do uioic jood frr the rouuiry i and now having very ariefiy disposed of these matters, 1 n>k some tpaouJn your columns to treat upon a subject jj" vital interval to the whole cuiintry n? tho preset; t period, lo wit : The embarrassed coalition of our tin nines nnd that, in tny judgment, is the proper remedy. And, in th^firrt place 1 remark that, iu a ;rent m l icvul.itio:1, suuh us we nie nvolvfl i in, iTWlV;ng men would not only calculate certainty upou tinaneinl derangement. Out ?lw? derangement and suH'oring in every Icpartuient and position in life. All thi ig-? considered, with the blessing of (iod. w. have lusiainett ourselves Iteyond all prrctdeti: in heJiivory of the world; and it true lo our <clvcs and to out c uiso. wo shall recover IVotn iur recent revooc, nnd when <l?iu> with gun 'oa> lighting. and ih ? enemy gets sju- ud into >ur country, in the work of dcru.-tuii n the ide of ntiabs will vli'ixiM, smI nnu r of ?i>r 'ova will a po. scsory title much less to be do1 nred than a confiscatory one. te> a portion o! iur ao I. three by six feci or less. The truth s, they have no right, no just rnu-c to inv,tdr is, and wc shall whip out this terrible fight if ire can but get ri of those among us who h ive iccn whipped all the time, without ever hn\ng Art<l themselves u sing'e gun. I'm to my u >je3t. The Stater, In,their State churucltr, repa?...i ..i - ? |>.U>V ?,nvi nionr, tail Ullljg 1*11 CK mil" llHlll'-y man era to n healthy ootid.t ion. an I after long dunking. and a clove thinking an 1 hnvohe ti ?ble ot doing. 1 mti salisfit-d timt tlie States jnly canVM it. Congress halt alrea-ly vytco ibe enure credit of the dtau > in tliolr conic I crated charactoi. r.n*1 atiy furl Iter vote in that dire tion will out add aidl lonnl .'cpiNssicu t<j [la credit. The t'onfedeuie circulutiou n nst be reduced, and greatly reduced : this cau uttly bp done by rite States, and do .e iii this way : The Legish"tutc* < 1 the S'utts rich lot t'leta o'lves oatt loan ih*ir ere lit to the (.'on federate Uovornuieitt by the i ? tie of its* bond*, bearing a low rate ot interest and sold lot t'oufedi r.ity notes? ih< St?. ? tJ.ivrti uc. te to lean tlxve notes to the t outed . ru e <lov?-rn mcnti talcing in place tbetcof nfederalt Bonds beat ing alow rate of iiAorev.1. Tluiwe can relieve ourselves To show the differ etice betwe ti State and 'oufivlcrute credit, ii is only necessary to look at the tnah.-t v a I u? of ."state and (Vuifederate .securities. 1 have thus state 1 the. text of our *.e itiria relief, nu t will j.rouii.".c <> e abornle i: in de tails, in any way desired hy lh put lie, c tiiel in writing or speaking, as I tr as I tony be able Th*c truth is. wc must have money, and lot myself, I am willing to be taxed one tenth otic fifth-^Hki- half all ! ye- till, if ncc saury to gain ou^T: lepcu 'cr.. * [.! i-t/ifn Itiiclfijttic r. From tin* Is'iiiuIh. Nothing of iinpoi tat.ee transpired yes torday; and \vc have a^ain to report ! comparatively quiet state of iiftuirs. Van kec batte>ies Nus. I and 2 and the rifh p.ts keep up a brisk fire on Ibi tery -AY iter, doinn- however, little or ho datou^e Ou our side, Duttciivs Chcivis and lias kell continues to play \vith eftcCt on tin Yankee working parties in the j its a ? behind the stock ale defences, frequently driving tlieni out and retarding their op e rations. A number of Vankees. ve.?n r day, wore discovered dle.Mni* about 1 ( yurds JioUtli of W a^'iur, ai.d an fur ,?:Vt walking on Dotteiy No I Uttr batter ios fired * lew shell, which >0011 drove thetu under cover They f.nle.l to u.ukt th :ir ... |>ear,.nc thy e t?f *!; d y. T'ltiri^.iy event- lien. r, rireo.,! j^a'-.ed by <.' ?!. IIanis, and other ? tfi.-ois visited 1/atU y aalief, and iij a tn liutc ttisjufli<MI o| !I. . .1 liiient i HI. Till IMS 1, , at . 1- 1 t;n I I >: i > . ti* liJMUl W .1 ' el Iro n I- 1 .lie j il* h\i II sheii.i exploded 1 far the |nre, unile oi; tlic |Mir?j?et, I niuuatt fy injuring tin one The party jMSsed uin .mi j tinihhed then inspection whol y iinit.boent <?T the one in} iiru. \\ i unit luut \i -nerd ftiiiiici and Colonel . i.ti i. u? i< tuliXky i l? n?oi! Willi lhe cOn jiliuii Oi lite bitti -s, if.-. ji.fe.ii strength and power of lesista ieo. it will be jjalluil'lv delen led to the i i^t. '1 he |iti m o! the lliiol i- hut litth nliui.uv.i . }. - i..I .... . , . O v. -rr-. .. . .. po.-. t: ii between butteries ai:d Wnjjuoi nearly abreast of file latter A not Ion lias remained off Mattery <?re;jg ill (lit adiue position s.nee yesi.-rdav. A cileium lljaht ha- been observed dis played Jioui the monitor belwcn tire^r and \VaoiU.| |,)r the i.,-t two nights. TliiViy nine ve.-.-vis, including s x. nion tor> > lid 1 roii-ides, ut to insult oi tit bo yeserday, tw my ?i._It? vessel> r. ri i n Aiuiio, and twen;y three in i"' In t I <!> t besides ei^ht blotkinitr-oil the bar. The casi^tli ies on our side !<>r the h.sl week, notwithstanding I he heavy lh?uil>.td meht ma le tlurin^ that time, have be vurv small. On n > i It ?,.ii... ...... .* W I Ii<r9 Iiiii I.-* v I *' K rliy, w < I- i..,.- .!... ! .?i , v-v< . LVUCll sillOU tilt! 1st ilMal!t.S:\eloi\ WuU (i L'd. 'I llin was I'livrle (!. F. Tmvii>t:i d l'oi"".]?aiiy 10, r, 1st N<mli Carolina llcgi luon'., tvhu li ni In., tii^ht arm uiii|iututcil iiltl \vas talirt! to the North I'ar,'iua hospital. Some two or three w111j very slight noani.s hu'l been received at oth -r hu.->|>i talii. At tlrs Imuv of writing* I 1 p in., tin ire between the la nl Oat'olios continues llowly.? Churl *'h.i ( 'iturirr, ">fh ft;!: t firtf)" Wo uro iiiitioi: i/.eil to announce lion IA.MKS I'.VKl.t'H a can ilate lor re rioriu o liie of the t'ontoil ram s inies. n? ilAjiruieur..:irc IVom the oth Congicsaioiiil Di trici. Pi5r* Wo aro miitim i/o<l to nnnniince A. Al.StiO as a o iieli l no fdr Sln-ml of Spartan mho Uisii'ioi hi ill- iioki election -on the <1 tlindaj iu S. J to ut in \t. JuiHfltt .2 to ' l>onfal Nol i<*<? M'V uflicoisotcr Uobn, Kdwurtl* & Carlisle' haw Ollice. C. LHK, l>. I>. tt. ,\l>rcu Id ly N(ra\ t'tl of Stolon 11KKOM Hpnrianhui^ Conn llotiso hi the ^ 8th itifjt nit, a sum!! llf.At'K M \UK, Linilll follfll'MI Am i.i?I. ? ? ?irrr?v .MIMrnrr vi.li >' Uiui) m buck ij.ii'.: , ! i'l>I.r, i\li 1 ' torn i.ftn brldiM** on. A I. ?i ti? i cw hi I w i!! . ! f..r tin -i h??jr *u* I'.'v* i'1 -vir I-' .? !| r^i - 'tin *?t* ! 'V in ISx.ii.it i ii : ? ,;M COM MISSION Kit's " WILU UK hOLD ON NKXT SALKSDAV A Valuable House nrfd Lot IN Til K TOWN OF HPAIt TAN B UUU, i ANU A VAUiAlU.K PLANTAT'tON OF tOO Acres, t 1-2 Miles from | 9PADTAKiRIIQf! P U I vi niuninwuuu Ua iia I \VM. (J.-PMlTfT and other* Extra., ?. P. C. J0IWST05 and wife -Mid others. Hill for tet!o of Krai IS into. IN pur^iiuiio"" ??f an order of the Court of i?>*. I will or 11, to tlir bigesi bidder, on * rxt (uIoshIa/. A VALUABLE KtUlSK AND LOT IN THIS TOWN OF SPARTANIIUIJG. Tlic lloui? is new, large, and ?on\ eontaiu ng TIIIKTEBX WOO:".:. ntid |?m.sm extending w'.i.ile ii out of building, | of tiuc tluin!i nti-l i atidroiiie apptuiaueo. On \ the promises nic al o a KITCHEN, NEORO HOUSE, j; tJrlck Suiokc lfou.se aiirf Stables, The but is 1 ngo and a touted on one of the I in^xi desiriibie -'reels of tlie Town. I will al.-" ;ull a. the Mime time and pluee, } A VALUABLE FARM, , iutt on tlie l'oi oil, ii:, in lies front S|?ai tuabnrc i ooutnintiig ( ?40 ACRES, more or lee3. The tarui lias a i m ill hou?e I nd ither out-buildiugs and the land ig valuable. TERMS OF SALE. CV illt 01 one. two nil J three years, with in terct froui U:ij ..f sale l'urch isers however, will I o ft'lowcd the privilege of paving the iish, if desired. It the piirehn e iiictiey is n?>i paid on the day of -ale the pnroiia-i<jr? will he re<|iiirtd tc> give tioud with n|i|>rovcd sutMic, | ou uhjve lertiis. i I . STOUO FA It HOW, c. l. t. i> Ooiti'r... eflieo, Sept.-8, 1803. J . Sep: 10 ?: I tit Tjix > 1 I 'ltl| ttifil Ml { I 2 >? I ? - ?- 11 .li I*. I' li'ill^V U n.u. I ?t ,'MHII'f' l\* lei IIS i 4 N Assessor viill nilvuil nl lii* following /-\ | luces, At I It (! follow nig limes to receive , i,.x Itcinru*. \ / : Ai I'ucn'et Htli >cpl.. Clettii Spring*, 1'itti ts>?pi.; IK'1.' . ii( ll.ili S-p?-. t ros* Anchor. *i"i !> Sept , II Hi> vstiIIc, I Kit Sept.; I'.ivinn Old FieM. 1 Mi S |?f ; \\ tvjiini (jr v . '.Jlsi Sept.; 1 icutr\ - Sept.; Woodruff *, j 2:5J Sept.; Cunlivtl^e 'Jltli s |'t.: lie dvillo Jf>t|i | > Sepl : Crtiwlowl*VHh\ "'it it .\. C l$o- j mar's i 1 lit SepL; \ ei lion villi', 1*1 It Sojil.; I ( Lturinu'.*. IOtli Sept.; .Johnson s, 17rIt Sepl ; , M. K Oelaitd's, Iftli Sept.; lleucli Spring-. r I'.' It Si'i't ; II Uj Spring-.Is: Sept.; thinnoiis Store, --d Sept.; ilkilts o'ure, U-JU Sept.; Fitigelcllo lii.h Sept.: i'^lluiti's >1?11. 1 -111* Sept ; Wills' Mill, l-'tlt Sept . Mc t l\ i'-*1 ?.t It Sep..: MitCllsisoll'sS M.e. 1 7tIt Sopt.; Wib-letStole. 1 Mill Sept ; ltullillg Mil, 1 '.'t it Sepl. . |l.ving?\the. V l?i Sej 1. l . r .cr.:t: leturuiig 1 ir Witont c up. ' tine. r u n tic mtto cr ot ltushclf, .in,1 weight i or Fit ltd. l'ci -otis owning (?iit \ iil?, ; w M Us. lil icl B oitll -In ; .-, \\ lo'cl'igol-. i lint Yards. Shoe utitl Hoot Shops it . t otltet 1 1 M niuru'io e? who tiiti tit'-ieinre nit. V* 1 i j rule, i re taxed tut I uttst e rcg - cioil til tit ullic i ou o lie ire l'Jih Sept., mat.) Ali p i us Within the e-.t p rulo limit* will make In ir re'tiiiis to.I. I? t'lexeftuM. e-.j on or le re l'J .i it.sl at his o'tl.H*. cxrep aUC.t b't*iii"-? .\a li-\ tir.'s leg: ri , io,i. w ' utuci he made tu toe hi in;. oi. on or h ! thai lime. W. WKUFFil. (,oh...-i .i vTlli Collet, lion (>'|"Ui.iulnirp-; I) - Scjpt. 1U 24 2; j !4lO.()l> HKWAK2). t) I N ?\\\ A v IVi.'i liic >u > < r.s. r un m* V 'J.?- I'll iiiMaWi. n \ in ir ?<| j .U.I.KN S ii 1 buy IS ?"Vpp ' ' i i I thulll ,'j few ;{ ill -biV" I -I u ? ^h- 'Jw^. j ibuilt l 'l1' Jullllls. W lull Uthifl); >|.wnt' I ho' Jl <\ i I c# .r>l w |il tn' iv. ii Jul" bi ... tn ut " , 4i (Hiibm g Jail. * It. IS. SEW. i : Stj i it? 2i if 1 l<>r Sale. t WJ .1 m uiu.. I.ExTitblt I. HIDE'^ cj .it ii._ i . .. *\i:.jr in |>i ire*: iS(|ir I.ra In ' ii! -i j eelilS per p.in till. Kuv i | > > a'l ccms j'er putmJ. And tnWe lilllo* III pil l III .1 . " ) 1'i.r fiv. tu Hides, 0) renin per po itiiL .1 * I?r, 1J.1 - . (s.i f piupiwe lb* IM Hiin iur ilie benefit ?if the I u -in mill in i line ut i. n . 11 in 'illii t>e(Iei j ih'in 1 li.'i in l.u.e ot pi- . i \ \ li> \v. MoyuE. I j Sept. 10 24 if J*30.yo tCt-MiU'cl ' I! ' ' |. ii ' :.n i.i jr I' -I r cl. v tnl XI n run 'in m -intier ul <\iliip?u> I l-'.di rejiir-eni. S. i' \ u.f I l< r: i' I his c.uiiiiiniid iib..u. 11 I,-.. ... I i ?! :i <* i.ihi Aj'i n ii "? I"i vi' ira oi a^c, feet liigli, <1hi'U co;i?|? \i?n?. (>TI C IZ ' J LL j'er-niix l.oiiinjc . i .ims .u^iinM iLe , ^ ^ t'.siii e of A MlHtliW I AIM S Kit, der d. ami (jii'm'Iii ilicr.i property i* iiril to viiiicr i ! uuv of lho uuder i'ue.I fur - .'!i e u-iit. ii. Ii i.NNKIl, I . "I EDW UONN'KK, / l s>?4's* ; 1 i ; ' ! '.>(?. l!.?. Ii f lii": uri|in?( . f.i.r nf'Dr. I*. .S Mil. (lee I .ife i yi| e-'ft] ii? i tliem ' hi teat ed i" Ii" un tlei sijrued. fltiil ll|...se indebted lo s.iid K-ttnle, ' w.il |'l iifce com tunvurd uii<l make -eiilemeiii. KDW. UuNNKIL i ? June 1H 12 if Town lOlcvi ion. ^ N Election is hereby ord?red to lie lield ! . r f - ' " *' ' v J Kirhy, aiel I lie he'i ami rep eseu In ivtM ol Katsiuifl K r . (Iff (l , muncs not ! known, resale without i) , Smio. Ii istlicic turr entered ihut llicy ?j car and object lollic ili intuit .?r mIi n( ilic rt I cs'wc ol' .K-rciainli Kit by, ili-o'il., on OV lift i" ttic da v ol' O. ioiicr noil, or their < -uncut to tlic Santo will l><- entered of record. Witness inv tut 1 nail imj! I of (iT.cc. .I?ily 18ttd. J NO. E c. - i?. Aunusl 0 , I'. o.-i ( ii a a j IMMKOIAT n I.'miO IT. : .1. , \V ol If Mil If < c no mi 11 f : -. -.tc - ?,..i - j !J - . .. J. . WALKtR HOUSE, ) OWING to tl>? a<1 vrnic A) A/?S^-v'V an.I tbo inability or i laProprieties* ol this* lloU with the great increase of pu'rnmigc that litis lionet' lint* been receiving from day to day for months past? being seldom Ion than from IOHTV ro SIXTY? she vrill close the fume from and after this "Into, ami no boaider* or transient pti ems will be borcafter accommodated therein. Thin House, pit tinted in tlie town of Spnrtniiburg. with six acre* of Inntl sit tin toil on Ma,Wi strict, midway betweeu the Spartanburg find Union Hail l-opot an.I the t'duit House, ntt'l whiob has b en regularly kept open as a Hotel for upwur.'s of -'J years past, without any intermission, is NOW OFFERED FOR Sit,It, with the Uurni.urc eontaincd therein. Tlie House contains FIFTV J* < >< k.m.m.1 .*r i ? -I w .?>.. lurgi-, III ll'UVl |l? I".' il?i'mi v" fed sipiaie. ant! the balance comfort- . able chambers?all well rcnt.lnted with hirgo vinilows. Hn<l well shaded with large oak trees j ;round ihe premises. The I'on t if.,-! ord r ami needs no rc|iii>m, iimt well nrmi fur immediate 11-0. Ter n? made known liv ttpp'ying i?? the Proprietress. The Servants oehinging to the I louse nre wel skilled, can he hire! it desired* Slitlic ei\l li ill i ill < 11 ?|' good woo II .ml to serVr I lie use ef the House for main yen' ? within 1.1 miles of the | I.irc. cati he juuelm-cd with I lie preiu.ses. if so desired M. I> IV M.KKll. Proprietress. Hpnirhnhurg. iv C., Sept. 8, lHi):|. Sept. |0 Si If fjS ST ATI-: OF SOisTI! rvi'N'lii.SA Si aii r i.mji ttu Dis'IIiict. Citations for I,.tiers of Administration by Jno. Guide li nn ir. esq., Ordinary. WIIKKEA3 <?. W. II. LEG 2*. has filed bis pel i I toil in my otlice, praying that Letters of administration, on all and singular, the goods mid rhaiiles, lights and credits of 31. L?. A. I.KlKI, deceased, Ir.io of the District aforesaid, decease I, fhuuld be granted him. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred nnd credit or* of the said deed., to l> mid appear in the t < url of Ordinary, for said l>istriei. to be hotden on Jlond-iy, the Hist day of September, in-t .to sin w cause if apy. whv the aid A liniiiist alion should not be granted G>t'eii uiul -r my li tti I nml seal of uflico, this 5tU ?lay of SopUMiilier, A. 1' . 1 JOHN KA HI K GUM AII, U. S. I?. Bcpt. 10 -l 2t Ili'- dtiiinrtei s, I# >-ii .. v.. - r > *Z j cj.'i .xi I * or instkivtiox, Cou MitiA S. August Lii, tlKNKUAL OUDKJl 111\ rrqnt>t 'I I!i" f(Son ml, Knroliino ( ? :r.juiri d i?? sift, in ihfir r? ?|n cti*i' I'i .oil-. :s \ .cnfa io IMIM:K*S NI-MIMK uu.n r lii- i rltr, Hi work o!? >*to dclenees it ( lt.ir't .-? .i li lh.'? ivi:J, us f?r a? prnclir imI'Ti-S < 1111V till' s' :Yi*S m til ' ?' \vllO ' li ivc i. 't lp ri- < : ?n* l.irni livil (In-ir <|imtit. W i^li i!ii^ \io\v, tin v vi il :i-o-i rt.iiri I'rulii 111 iA < vnifi - *.i. M-. < ? " llu.vl I lie hi tin s ami jil-^as oi-aH >u<\i |> : iii?. :i>i,| at oiu-i: pro J il i 11: r Itrm 1- ami nil thnu j t'-n w ar I. Ill 'Ilii'V wil: < ,11 t s 111 i r assist in 00 as hi i?v . iti' r ah 1 i ii i >t* a_-, nis as nyiy lej iii'f? sa?y to txccu'u <l.i? iiuj-ni?iii. uf ! . 1 'i/l' I - f I ! \jf- \ iMimt.ir. i-oiitiii ii:'..m< /!' Inlxn- i \*ift l?? ? :,! a ii . >.?! ril. ?!. ni.il ti/y arc au | thoriznl to i> ').t C r and tv \A lyrward ' lilt' II'-. I TM bi) Qrie'i J ?/ ' * " i Hi- -?ii\ if.i i\ l;if'T i* urgent, tim< ! ?:iiv '.ii.i\ I lii'd :\i ! ti.C Slate aV'-ii tniiii ijc.ii overrun liv/1'-' ft: -iny. I?. M k\Ji >.\, ( ou* .i.iiilanf ut / ti-cri|. S.l.l !0 4 lw. tv*"' J ii.is.li . i. Ti i \\\py ('mnu'r and, Mei<uiy fin y tin e timr; all other paj-orur lie S: ?to oi.ee 'I MI. KXKRjflSKS t)| JIRS. i:\\ tin > 4 r . II.!. tu. ri?uii/J mi TI KM)\\ lM of * > .>ii'iu..or. 'I'll-1>tk11.1 i.i li.-r j.-ilroiis fni jm.it vur\ tht solicits a couiiuuanue ol lie : FAT. * OF Tl'ITION : l.u'in v., 4 _ i . !i br uvlii"*, Sl-Ott ; <?r im ..it l'i'itrir\ Uoj.^rtincut, . . 3.f<* Cowing -.-.t 1-v. ..... 60 7- - L " . ,f_ ! ^ on I Iliii ilu_> of Sepliiii i u.-i i..-XI, I'.i |ini*iitl in mill lour W imlt-i?rf for | I I.O I oM II i I Spill-! .1 llb.l' Mu iii^rin : Win. 11. I i niimicr. Win. Irwin, ' ....I I ..I l' WIFE LUCY, aj>i<1 cuiils, | vs. ( ADEN KillIIY,' ot. ill DeretulnnM, 1'Hilion for rtulo of re I e.?ti\tc of .lerciniali Kirhy, ilro'il. I T npuonriiiff to mv > t?*f^'iinn il?.u ? I I I!. II-' Ml 111.111} I Will lento ag.'llll ; I i II i ' itii'! \ .1 . "Ti or ilbatit I It o luili I o' i*i< v. In i I'll .li" j. .r;. ?e of ntlcmling to : <. iii !u lo It* i i hi liorv Soli ioi> ili-- j i' |ii(. ''<i d iii vi' nil f\ii:H'Jnil furlough*. 1 * v If'-fii c??ni|?;iiiif lout lmvf j Ifii i- I', nil I.?o'ln.ii <' ip: lit:'* t <ti litiriWes. ill llilci'f-l I- ! !! 1 lln-11 11 it llHt'lUg lli'itnl li? i In i ' i - i ii v it!**< 1 tni in.it 11m ; iisi. w 1' til \ti . 1 . 'lit Mil . .o uinl make iui|?irv at. . I!. i.I. I i' - M:r . in i-i l i\c t) t-ir furIn I. .: .II III I In- I ? ! ii ill- '" .'It n f 4 tciobcr. l'i ' i l - tiors inn-' pre-eui t irir ilia- I ! i' '.ai J 'I, fclL.hi>lil>. Agent. i p.., s* . u n j ^A nntt'd l<> Slii't*. 1 linjt Al. vt.i^rs will In j'.it I lor til | Mi tt-in nr twiiii, liiinrl.i to work on ; ^ i:iS.\.M!:\T .^iOilK Il<>l SK near: Alstnn Depot. junetioll of S A I A (?. A j ('. I?. K. Two or three Carpenters are! desired riilt implements for hewing, Ac. | S. C. Mlv\NS, 1 'iiptiiiu an A. C. S. s^pt. 8 tf STATK /) F SOt'T 11 CAKOUNA. spiirr wnuKu ihstrk'T. \V. II F*?A ap|?licai</, is. J. I''. | I l\'1. I. >. I'l III defendant*. Petition lor nolo ot K?: d Ksiaio of Thomas W. F??wler, dcii'il. (T n[?|>o\ri?i'r lo niv witisfaolion lint Ahsilulu P> ill i ami wit'o lilt/ ilirlii Italia, ami .1. I Kinrlcr, Irl'oml nits in 11 >ielse reside without (his St ue: ii is therefore ordered that the;,* do appear ami nlijcel I ? I lie d.vision or sale of ilia Ileal Kstalo of Tin.-. W Fun lap, die'il, on or lielnre tie ' !1lli day ol November tint, or I lie contmiit of the. > ; will l>o enter i of record (Siren i;ml?r inv !..t:: 1 Jk*> ! - tl ofoflicc this Am if In. I. >? NO. lit>M \|{, o. *. ?. > - < iim Iriiiiinisti'.ttoiVs Notice. Vl.L I r?l>l up <1 lims np'ii i?i Major floV \N vHI.I.S. il?<ii>ii-i'l. will ji'ou-c utility J. M. KLI olll). <'"<1 , it ili \ (mif. ' I ratio--i. * r 'V' 11* il.o l*i Nii>i:iiImt iii'\! for set* llei i?- iji. c 1 ii i v. i . I in l.-u to all j c!.-l i 111 - hI'.CI i! I o. *i V V MM ' -J, STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, i7 \ K?UTI V B 1> r.i'A ttT M EWT, ChurUston, August 2f>. 18(53. W UK UK AS, THE PRESENT CONDITIOX OK the country requires the organization of an notivc and efficient body of troop* who may take the livid upon a ino? meat's uoticcto tueet with promptness any sudden incursion which may be made hy tho enemy into our State; and whereas Tor the purpose of sable th :t the entire arnisLeering population oVur 10 years of age, I not In or lih-blc to Confederate servioc, or j exempted therefrom for public purposes I bituuia itc orgnniTCd ;nto companies: Now, therefore I, MIlilil'jDdl') L. BONII AM, Governor nnd Commander in Chief in and over the State of South Carolina, enll upon tlie people of the State to at once tc-ranizo themselves in accordance with.thc orders heieunto annexed from the Office of the Adjutant and Inspector Central, so as , to afford our own nnd the women and chil dien id"our hrethen in aims, the most clfcft tual protection and fioeur'ty. The M'cor?* organization celled for Is in accordance wi?"n the rr'WxiwttWrtiiu "f ihc tVv Utjiii t^slic I Governor, and is approved ns the best or unitization lor all who may not ho included in the organization of "Volunteer State Troops. M. L. BONIIAM. STATE OF SOFT!! CAHOI/NA, Adj't and I.Nsf'a (Jk.n ku.\i CVfitk. C i t a it t. k.s'i'i ?n , A-i'jrust 21, '8d.?. [O ENF.lt A I. OFFERS, No. ?<'..] I TO CAMS'Y INTO F.ITKOT THE 1* t HiI'.t?01 Nti 1 'roclnm:'.i?? i of His i,aI.i nev flu' ( i>vei 11 ?r. it i: o: (I red that tlic In.lowing Volume* r .State l*r? ops lie ac * ccptod ii.to service, viz: Out Kcgiuicnt of ] Mounted Infantry to consist often Companies, two Compani-s of t'tvalry tuid o: c C? tiijany of l iving AitlIK*rv. The Companies oi Mounted Infinity to consiet ol not h s than seventy '"ijrfcj. and not more one hundred toon, exclu-iMty ol con.mission od officers, ol t'a\ dry, teCnn?.;*t of not ! ?> than sixty (Od) and in* wore than v<;*1ity (NU) men. exclusive if commis-loned of fiin is; and the Comj'tiy ot Aitillcry Hot less than eighty (80) yi11 tut more one liuodred (lUUltiicii, exoushe of commis-ioned officers. When tlu Companies <d Mount el Infantry and C?valry h.iVe K?en or^iu 1 ized and acccpte*. 1 iciJ Offin'r? will he clei '"ton under i trior trom this office. II '11ns Cnupatiii.s nu'.ltfirizcd to he laised under the | rt lin _r ])ar.i^r?|ilt ol this order \vi I be cmiti o.-cd of effective o.eii wh ait i'?r liiciigc ol s.xtceH yeais, v% 1..? are not ijeet to, or who urc exempt tioin ' ' nif.-d /.He (.'oiecriptiun, and who do not in toiler t?> the oru.-mznthci luitly order cd of troop-i'or loc.iI il? h ue.: ni l-,.x .u<>v' i?sjieci il .v rfice. Thofc ti\ ops will l.c arm, acta il setWeo) will lie t Uc same as that allowoi in t!; Cor.Jc'letato service, i?r_ 1 rt Ju?^ forty ] cents per day lor c.uli horse. '?'!? y wit ' li ! 1 them <elvis in re.i<ii:it lor the liyld to i uiniiicni s i oftee, ami 1- 1 > sen ice in any .art < ! tlu- Stat -, nu ler the or t? rs i?l tin tvenior. I !.e ('oiupnniog will he accept eo in o'viir in which their roll* '. l li-.:.\ nt ('il: :ei > *?'* j?i-vrrfe-t :U ?I.;s t hue , ato! ill e V Will lie at! I: *'l to the .Miiitl'n II. incuts in \vhi? l t.'? y arc rui . <1, until ordered into actual service. III. In udditioti to the above organization, CouipanikH or^n'; ./cd in nocord nin with the Ac? of Con^re ? Of the l.'hh <)eio for. iSt? . ( h rettiil. j r.' !>!.ed,) will bear eeptc Ion t'iimi.shiiijt tltciv I ills j? required h\ satd Act. And oi c of nuiil (\i.t;panics in each ! a l;ei d tlis'riets c-Vtsi .in.;of no' Il ss til.ni C. olltv 111! li Mrlnsvi' i fiifSi - 1 having: u? rendezvous at the Court l! iu< i)f t?." l>i>Yrict, wiI. Lj armed by ihe State, 'i he rcunitm! -r of the Cuiupa nies vvi 1 provide them-i'lves wish arms | AtniiUitntteii, as far as the means of the "st.it will |>eriuit, will be Ihri.tshal to i al! t lie < 'ompnnies. ]?y command, A (' aAK!.IX?TON, Adj't and I importer < Jem rul t>t" S. C. N... !!;?.? AN At I' in autl,o:ize the Imitation of volunteer companies lur local ile le nee. 1 /" CiHiyrciii <>J thr ('' nfulcratr SUiti.. of Aut> ricit -do aun t, That tor the putpose of local defence in any jsirtion of the Confederate Stat.* : any number of person*' not less lh sti twenty, wi n arc over riie h-jt? of forty five years, or otherwise tint liable I to unlit try duty, may associate themselves j as a Military Compitny, elect to ir own officers, ami I'siahlish rules and regulations for their own oovernuunt, ami shall be eoiisid, ie.l a- bclonoinit to the l'rovisional J,i;?v Cao-C? I ' -ri * z'.t? without pay ?r allowances, and entitled, when captured by the enemy, to ail the pru ilexes of prisonet.- of war : /Voru/ti/, (hat such Company shall, as fOOti as prac tic-aide, transmit their muster roll, er a list of the 11allies of the officers and privates thereof, to the Coventor of the Shuto, the Commanding (icuerul ol (lie I opartment, I ur any Hriismlii-r-l.ion.ral, in the State or ' I'ontcderat. service, to lie t ?11?. j Secretury ol War; but tl?o 1'resident ??r ; the Commander of the Military District I may, at any time, disband such Com pa ni< 7, That in the States ami I lira riots in which the A ot entitled " An Act t lurthor provide dor the public tlelence," approved Apr 1 1(5, JSGJ, ami the Acts amen lutory thereof, have hoon sum ponded, poisons of any a^e, resident within such States or District*, may volunteer and form part of ."mil Companies, so Ion;* us Mitch suspension ntav continue: J'rr vi </. 7, That no pors- n shall become a mom ' la r of such Com; uy until he .shall have ir-t taken the oath of allegiance to the i Cunlctlerate States ni Amciiea in writing, u copy ol which shall he liled with the ; iiinsic i roll of Mid Company, as above | prescribed. !>- > Capers of the Slate copy three times. Sept. 3 2o 8t a >s r. Vi <; !.i? i 1 \ ii |?citcril, Willi ?! <1 > k i?tl in I ?' ill j w A??v : ) . " ft". I r iiirnin /<. will Im ! ? X Iw* ^ , i'cjj.1 11 I NEW STONE. rpJIE nndemigocd fciirjn^ purchased ??(1 I considerably replwiabed the Hioclc of Good* uwitd l>y Tv/ittjr, would re?peetfuHy oak bis friends nntl the-pobli? to giro liliii a call at tlie old liunl cf Ihoie gentlemen* I Among the uew goo<je ju# received art 10 pieces FINE FUENOK" 1'KINTS. / 10 " F1NB Pit ESS MUSLIMS / 20 " FIJtK LONG CLOT1IJJ. Few Urtsrt L1NKN8. An AsKorlmrnt ofDllL'GS. f * Fliio (/OiuKs, . ^ *' | DroMdlnar C/6mfm.-_A ~ / Tooth Krunliuw, ~ v Fiiifflliiili IMnw, Tolh't 'Soap, &o. I1 ALSO :v largo lot of excellent SMOKING TCllACi'O. hmi innny oilter n nicies. i'erwitifc lulling to l> rcliaso would do well to call early. / AV. JT. WIAGO. Mnreli lit the C*tmrl ol* Ilquily. SPABTANltUKQ DISTRICT. Wm Wcfctbrooka aud 1 wife und other*, | ti J- Kill for Partition &c. JVm. F. Covington j ? nhd wife an 1 other*. J IT apprkring In my solWnctlon tlmt Wm. K? Covington, Willis Martin, Titos. >Martin, | nml Lafayette Marling dHendnnt* in this case, i ri-siilo from and without ihc limits of ibis 1 State limy are ordered to nprear, answer or ! demur to till:! hill "f Complaint within tnoiilit* from ilie d ?tr of tiiis order, or the sums prill be lii.cn pro confr**? as to theui. T. M OIIO FARROW, c. c. a. n. Cotnm'r*. otfice, July 14, 10(18. July 10 10 Cm 8TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA HOBKft l GAINS find wife A}>pli?atita. V* M A I! V PIi.V i i> f?o . ^ ~ rt,im?sw WIIEKLKIl ct ui l>i;: u laius. l'utiiion fir edo of real estate of JAXK WIIKRI.F.lt. deceased. ET opp earring to toy satisfaction tImt M MTV KUiVAliDS widow of AUSTIN BllWAUTmS, dccwised, I he heirs of DAVID WltKI'I.CK deceased. n unc not remembered, \MHUJW V.'IIKKLKlt. JOHN WHEKI.KK, ALEXANDER W HUUI.Ulfnnd WILEY JOHNSON ami wifeMAll'IIIA. Dcfendnnfit in ill s ea-e. reside without litis Ktnte. It is orderail, that h?-jr tl<i appear and object to the snle or division of the ;cil estate of J.\NK WHEKLi".!!. il?cin?el t:i or hcfire tlio I'th day of No? veitibv-r next. i r their consent to the same will lie entered c-f record. Given utoKr if:) hand and seal of ifTi*"c"thia S:h 'lav of August. A. I). 1kL3. .IN.), EAItLB HUM ATI, o. s n. A tig 18" 20 3m Dc.sorUict INDIUM th Cnitp nf lite 22 1 Smith Carolina 4 " _ ... u ... ..>nui i?r!g-?ac, ne.'cr L.iv? Miv-i-.-ijipi, on ilic o<kli June, lS'i'J, fwit.iiui1. J. WuKcflnld, of c I'. %u -? yc*.rn, llglit litlr. dark c?i;nj>l.v<i<rT gt iv oyci, ft foci 1<> India*, fpo*t tlSicc Itoi.lville, S|iir.iiu urg m Uriel, S->u*h 1 'iiiolii :i. A r?-? ir?l oi will lie j??!d i for lii.-> iirr??i .mi ootiiemenl ii? ?lt ."*pniti?u| !?ur;; j i!. m dcirery to John S. I'rclun, Co. liMu'-i.t, S. ? V I. SOSoco't I Li?u'c:ii?i( JOHN M. THOMAS of ouiri i*?y ivii Icicric l r.i lliu lirnc^ ig -1 J1 \ i*.iv. light h iir, d.-ri* c nuplcxiun,' mi : i ; cm, -i feci ii inc'lit'H (p?*t ottifeo ;*Sci-:t:i Oreeiivilio District, Snuli i"'ill'it. i \ i .-vr.ir.1 uf S IlVlKI will bo r.ni.l I i-r In- n.ifl oJliAlie.:- ?? in ilie SfMilmi' urgj.ul, -ir do! very lu Col. J-dm S. i'ie*toik, | n(inn!ii4, S. i' I'mijii i ili: "i:?! Souili '' irolinn Regiment n ticull c- Hi'' , M i- "' ii'id. 27ili duly. lS?io, IAUKS O'f >N.NLI.L, I.'? ?{. (' 1 Po?m uJlhc 2"id S. 0 llcff. A >j rovea . 1m ct'niiii.iu'u of l';ig. buuia Mvnii*. A. V.VAN3, A. A. <J. . . 1 An.; - 1 :# If I. * h i-ieduLE ~T i of tui: SPAR i'AXiit'lili Si INI OX R. ROAD. S o tonuacncc on instant .0: ' r(>',vrr. \IN. w f i n r,.\ >i. I ntirl House daily lit I j 4.1") \ M.. an I .lvuvr at ATm.ui, fW, . c. !.::c . :n ; ? iiti ih? tlro'oijv.lle up train. UP Tit V1\\ T-ciV" ANton daily '.V l ? A. X!.. nn<l return to Sju*.' ' ou t ilou-c at 110 1*. XI. 0:i Tuesdays and Fridays Tl.c div.n train trill leave S|iartatihurgC. If. .it ??-!?? A. XI., an 1 arrive nf Alston at 2 P. XI. Leaving at 2 P. M , nnj return to Spartanburg (\ II. at 7 2-1, P. M. Ily tins Sehedtde detention at Alston in ivoided. hy ut ti(? )>n Mood iyS. \>edup?tlay* I'huisdnys and Saturdays, anil by going down >n Ttuwdaya ninl Friday a; and uu there two, day*, peiauns ciutui( diivrn'eo tliedvetliviUe tj^tin can go up itfwrroad the same day. rnos. si Prr?. t- f"X'o Freight will l>o received ?nlcfi plainly tinuLed, aUd iu good shipping order. April li'J ft ?f POCKET KNIVES! .Jus recoivcd a Large Lot of POCKET KNIVES, PKAUL. A<}ATE and HORN BUTTONS; IIAIR PINS; DKESS10 nr.l FINE TOO Til COMBS; TOOTIl liBUSllFS; BEAU PENCILS ; MOURN- ? ijiNu IJVKK i'llKt'KS; PINS AND NEEDLES SHOK T 11 H 13 1> , r,l A I'OHDCR, HIG.4R 1XD ( ltliu'k BLACK WRITING INK, &C. All of which are in store and f>?r sale by -W. J- "VSTUM GO. June I 10 tt INSURANCE NOTICE. I AM now prepared to lake any amount front tiM: to ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS INSURANCE ON COTTON, 211 I l.Dl.TGS, or 11 EltC'll Al*? on the live* of Slaves or WUiUx*. (in cuiiinuiiii'j. land at low Spnrtauburg, May 2, 1803. if May 7 fi T11H STAT hi OF St/l'TU CAKOLIXAsrauraNin'Rfl tji?tr.^r. Citation for Letters of Mlnusi**! ration by Jno. Baric Burner, Mil/^ftlittury. \\' I IK KB AS II lit vjrMITCilllLL Last filed ? ? Ilia petition i/rwy othc* praying that loiter* of Ailitiin.Motion, on all and singular i tie goods and /' ntl'. Mid credits of i npt W II .) vyfi IIKLL, dec.'d, late of the Stale of Sou** Car litia should be grunted hiiu. Tite r therefore" to cite ana aunioritrU all and <.,*?ulnr, the kindred nod creditor* of tho tiJ ' caned., lo bo ami appear in the Court T'rdiiimy, tor said District, to ba bidden ou 1\ c<liiesility, ihe Ibhdny of September, to show cause if any. why the smi i Administration should not ba entitled. Iiiven under my band and seal ui office, this 'Jtitli day of" tienm. I> 18f>8. ,lvn j" ? r T r - ~ p a

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The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, September 10, 1863, Image 3