STONEWALL JACKSON.
[The memory of Stonewall Jackson lias received
few tributes more touching iu simplicity
and pathos tliau the following beautiful poem,
published iu the New York Citizen," of which
Charles G. Halpinc is the editor. Mr. Halpiue,
himself a poet of rare taste, was an officer iu
the Uuitcd States army during tlio late war,
and is well known to fame ns "Private Miles
O'Reilly." The poem in question, he eays, is
from the pen of a distinguished officer of the
United States Nary.]
He sleeps all quietly and cold
Beneath the soil that gave liini birth;
Then break liis battle-band in twain,
And lay il with him iu lite earth!
No more at midnight shall lie urge
ilis toilsome march among the pinos;
Nor hear upon the morning air
The war shout of his cluirgiug lines.
Cold is the eye whose meteor gleam
Flashed hope on all within its light;
And still the voice that, trumpet toned,
Rang through the serried ranks of tight.
No more for him shall cannons pi.rk,
Or tents gleam white upon the plain;
And where his camp tires blazed of yore,
Brown reapers laugh amid the grain !
No more above this narrow bed
Shall sound tho tread of marching feet,
The rifle volley, and the crash
Of sabres when the foeincn meet
And though the winds of autumn rave,
And winter snows fall thick and deep
Above his breast?they cannot moTe
The quiet of his dreamless sleep.
We may not raise a marble shaft
Above the heart tliut now is dust;
Bat nature, like a mother fond,
Will ne'er forget her sacred trust.
Young .\pril, o'er his lowly mound,
Shall shake the violets from her hair;
And glorious June, with fervid kiss,
Shall bid the roses blossom there.
And round about the droning bcc,
With drowsy hum. shall conic and go;
While west winds all the livelong day
^Sliall murmcr dirges soft and low.
The warrior's stormy fate is o'er.
The miduight gloom hath passed away;
And like n glory from the East,
Breaks the first light of Freedom's day!
And white winged rence, o'er all the land,
Broods like a dove upon tier nest;
While iron war, with slaughter gorged.
At length hath laid hiui down to rest.
And where we won our onward way
With fire and steel, through yonder
wood,
T he black bird whistles, and the quail
Gives answer to iicr timid brood.
Vet oft in dreams his fierce brigade
Shall sue the form thoy followed far,
SliU leading in the furthest van ?
A landmark in the clouds of war 1
And oft when white haired grandsircs tell
Of bloody struggles past and gone,
The children at their knees will hear
How Jackson led his columns on !
O A R I>
TO THE
MERCHANTS OF THE SOUTH.
11IIE UNDERSIGNED, WHOLESALE dealers,
advise you of the fact that ('baric.- ton
is again a market for the purchase of goods,
and in \icw of the early opening of (he spring
trade, we beg to solicit tlie resumption of the
patronngc so liberally extended to this market
in the past.
We are aware that many old and respecte 1
firms will be missed from our number, hut
many familiar names w ill ho found in new associations,
ready to supply the wants of tlie
i rime, us 01 yore, uml other old and new firms
will be added to our number hi tut early day.
The cash ami short credit system having
been universally adopted in nil the Northern
markets, wc are necessarily compelled t<>
adopt a like system us the only safe one i<n
which tjj conduct business, and the heavy percentage
once necessary t<> cover bad debts will
now be avoided. Small profits and quick returns
will be the rule, and under its working
we hope not only to restore to our ancient city
her former prosperity, but to i xti u 1 her trade
to the full extent of tlio capabilities hi r excellent
geographical position and natural advantages
afford. Our interest and ambition combine
to stimulate us itt attaining the result.
The Smith Carolina lUilroad is now open to
Columbia, and its President has officially in formed
us that the Augusta line will be com
plctcil to Hlackvillc this month, and that <>u
the first of February he will receive through
freight to Augusta. A line of stennu 11 ! > S i
vanua will ufford facilities for shipping in
that direction. It is our purpose to have in
store by the last of February a complete an I
varied assortnicnt of goods in our respo -t ive
lines adapted to the spring trade, and every
exertion shall he made to promote your inter
cats.
We extend to you the hand of commercial
fellowship, and solicit your co-operation and
patronage in our efforts to make Charleston
the centre ofSouthcru trndo. (jive us the encouragement
we ask, and you will enjoy all
the advantages of a cheap home market.
Gootls.
W.T. BURGK A CO
EDWIN BATES it CO.
J. R. READ it CO.
STRAUSS, V ANCK A CO.
AITKLN, NOVKS A JOHNSON.
KING & GOODRICH.
J AM 138 B. BKTTS.
STOLLj WERR A CO.
P. EPSTEIN, King Stm t.
P. LYONS A CO
Fnney GoimIN.
11. D. BCKKETT& CO , successors
of DEWING, Til AVER,'fe CO.
NOKTIl, STEELE A WARDELL.
MllUnorv nntl St ru w Goods
WILLIAMS A COVERT.
LENGN1CK A SELL.
I Kit tw and Clips
H. II. WILLIAMS & co.
WILLIA MpA CO V E ItT.
F. HORSEY, 11 ay tic street, sueeesaor
to HORSEY, AITEN it Co j
K
Boots and BhocN>
K B. STODDARD & CO.
1>. F. FLEMING & CO.
T. M. BKISTOLL, successor of DUNHAM,
TAFT & CO.
EDWARD DALY, Agent.
JOHN COMMINS.
lldi'tDvun1
J. K. ADGER A CO.
11 AST IE, CALHOUN & CO., 24
Huync street.
II AllT & CO.
EDO Eld ON A RICHARDS.
C GRAVELLY.
E. L. DEMI NO & CO.
Agrii'iilt iiral Iuii?l(>i"?utM
iiimI 3[uohiuory.
LITTLE & MARSHALL, 17JI East
Ray.
JIooUn.
K. J. DAWSON & CO.
ROGERT, DENNY & CO.
0'iirri*i??C*M and 1 laniess.
L. CHAPIN & CO.
R. W. GALE A CO
NATHAN & OTTOLENGUI.
Paper I IniiK'iiitfM. "Window
Shades and I'pholHtory.
II. W. KINSMAN.
Clot fai
EDWIN RATES & CO.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PAR
KKR.
FRANCIS MURPHY.
PIERSON & CO.
Sadtllery.
II AST IK, CALHOUN A CO., 24
I I _ 1 A
i iaviicsireci.
.1 i: N NIX G S, T110 M L INSON & CO.
II Alt 11 ALL, NTCIIOItS k CO.
Dnigfw.
KINO & CASSIDEY.
JOSEPH A. MORGAN.
J.. CIIA PIN St CO.
,J 011N K KNI PICK, 4S It road street.
< 'I'oclti'ry.
WEBB & SAGE.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN A CO.
lJrnpor mi<l Tailor.
J. S PHILLIPS, 32 Broad street.
Groeors
OKO. W. WILLIAMS St CO.
CIIAS. H. MOISK k CO.
GEO. W. CLARKE & CO.
Til A RREl'S STREET.
J. A F. DAWSON. 1
J. P. O'NEILL Sc SON, 167 East
Ray.
W. 11. CI IA PI-EE, *J07 East Ray.
W.M. 01 KNKY.
HENRY RISC1IOPP & CO.
THOMPSON k RKO.
CAII1LL k CO.
.lOHN KINO St CO.
WAGNKit, HEATH k MONSEES.
J. II. St !>. MI LLER.
ROLLMAN k RRO.
1 la v dim! (i i*?iiit Mendiiinls
John s. r.ii;i) s. co.
Building Matorial, Sash,.Blind
and Door Manufacturers.
W. 1'. It CSS KM. .v Co.
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Mattings
and Tailors' Trimmings.
CII AS. 1?. C Alt It & CO.
Grocers, Auctionoors and Commission
Merchants.
micns a HI:K.
Auctioneers, Commission Mcr
chants, Doalors in Dry Goods
T. SAVAGE IIKYWAYD A SONS* 123
East Bay-street, Charleston, S. C., ami 1 11 Augusta,
(i.t.
Steam Bakory. Crackers, Biscuits,
etcJ.
II CI.At SSF.N' A CO.
Iron and Mill Bands and Machinery
Agencyj.
m. i* a SON.
Shipping, Commission and
Wliolosalo Doalors.
A K'll 11> \l.i? OUT IV CO.
! '. CONN I:K .N. CO.
Cob ir? a -in
fMiiWlfT
?? ;o:
In Tin: first no. or oca i.atf.i.v
F F.V1 Vi:i> Sft'trtun, I tender many thanks
to my friends ami | iiinms foribc liboral interest
tbey have manifested in the establishment
of 111/ business, an I 1 hope b\ diligence and
a general sati.sfuolion to uiy jialroils to merit
j a eontintiance of the same.
1 am making every effort to fit ntysilf out
! f >r carrying ou a
Fii>(.-l'lass Tailoring Husiiiess.
I Cutting < u-r, an - accoinrn laled at i-liorl
notice, r.n 1 every elf -i t made to tn;tke the- work
simple for the tu iker.-t.
Shop open it till business hours, opposite
the IWLMEl H? llttl SK, t)\ EK Ft H?A It'l l F
<V STILMAN s STORK.
A Fii t Cia Coat Maker wanted.
M. It. BEECH.
Feb 1 1 if 4
Win. I ioclovood,
a'A'ii out,
H AVINti just returned front a trip North
and West, takes this method of informing
bis loruier l\it ions and Friends, that he is now
prcpated to till all orders with neatness and
! di*pa(ch in (be very LATEST STYLES, as
' cheap :ih any ono for Cash or Barter.
lie has tnadc arrangements for the L \TEST
FASHIONS tram New 1 ork and Baltimore,
('all and see.
His shop is over the store of FOSTER \.JUDD'8,
opposite lho?Court House.
Feb 1 I t f
LAW NOTICE.
riAHE FNUERSIONKO II \S REsl'MED ,
I the Practice of Law Office on stair
immediately over former office.
Feb 15?3?3m J AS. FARROW. |
DHS. B. & J. L. WOFFOBD
OFFER Til KIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the citizens of the Village and
surrounding country, One or both of us will
be found constantly iu the ollice at the STORE,
during the day, and at our Residence, oppo
site WofTord College (Church Street) at night.
rcD io a ii
The Commissioners of Roads
AllK hereby notified to meet at Spnrtnnburg
(J. II on the 1ST MONDAY in Mnext.
Rusiness of importance will besubrr.ittc<l.
JOHN M. CROOK, Chr'm.
David Asnnnsox, Sec. Feb 8 'Jtd
AV. 1>. Milster
RESPECTFULLY announces to the public,
that lie has ngwiu commence I the
rJTinni:i?2r Business,
an<l feels himself well prepared and quulif.ed
to do all kinds of work In his linu, with neatness
and dispatch. He has a Utrge stork on
hand, of every thing usually found in an establishment
of this kind All articles of TIN
WARM, will be kept on hand, thereby rendering
himself able to supply the wants of any who
may call on him.
lie is pYepnrcd to do sueli work as ROOFING,
GUTTERING AND REPAIRING, lie
will work and sell, wholesale or retail, LOW
FOR CASH. All work warranted.
SHOP NEAR THE SPARTAN OFFICE.
Feb 1 1 tf
STATE OK SOUTH UAHOI.INAT"
SPARTANRl'RO DISTRICT.
T. .'I. Petty, and wife Amanda,. Applicants,
vs
Nancy Patton and others, Defendants.
Petition for sale f real estate of Margaret
Hind man, deceased
IT appearing t ? inv satisfaction that the legal
heirs and representatives of JANE HINPMAN,
deceased, names not known. NANCY
PATTON, legal heirs and representatives of
FRANCIS TAPP, deceased, names not known.
THOMAS LUCAS, and MARY ANN PKTT1T
and Iter husband. Pctlit, defendants in this
j case, reside without this State; it is therefore
ordered that they do appear and object to the
j division or sale of the real state of MARGARET
II IN D.MAN, de. eased, on or before the
UOtfi ilny of April next, or I heir couscut to t lie
siiMe will be entered of record.
(liven under my hand this liTth day of Jununry,
A. P., 18fitl.
J NO. EARLF. ROM All, O. S. 1>.
Feb 1 I Sin
.STATE <?F .-(>1111 C.\ lit >1.1 N A.
S PAIIT ANBCKG 1)1 ST K ICT.
lit the Court of Ordinary.
Maria E. Gennings and Onlpurnia (Jennings,
Applicants,
vs
J. C. (Jennings, Win. II Genuipg?,
et al ltefemlnnts,
Petition for sale of real estate of William
Goatlings, deceased.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that the legal
heirs and representatives of SIMPSON
CKNNINCS, deceased, names not known, and
.lttllN CAl.VIN GUNNINGS, defendants in
this ease, reside without this State; it is there
fore ordered that they do appear and object to
the division or -ale of the real estate <?f W II.LIAM
GUNNINGS, tleceased. on or before the
tiOlli day id' April next, or their eouseiit to tinsame
w ill be entered of record.
iven n in let' my haml this "JTth day of January.
A. ! . 1st...
jno. Baku: p.omak, o s. i>.
Feb 1 1 "tit
STATK <>r s<u rn CAU(h.ina.
SPAKTANKl'KG DISTRICT.
S. N. Kvius, A liuinistrai or, Applicant,
Mary Ho ld >ml others, 1'eft tnl.-tnn
Petition f"t' proceeds of sale of real estate to
l>e p.?id i vi'i" to the Administrator to pay
debts, settlement of estate, \c.
IT appearing t my satisfaction that M MDl-IN
GKI'.liN. ami the legal heirs and representatives
ot I'l.ON I' TANNIIR, ileeettsCil, oair.es
not retnetnbere<l, Defendants in this case, re
siile lieyotnl the limits of this State : it is therefore
ordered that they appear at the Court of
tiidinary to be bohb n at Sparlanb.trg t'ouri
House for Spartanhnrg I?i.-iri?-i, on the 117th
lay of April next. I sin vv cause if any exists,
why the proceeds ot the sa'e t the real estate
ol Vt T. t ANN IIIt. deceased, sholthl lint li;
paid over lit S. N. Kvins, Administrator, t-> be
:ip|>ll?'<t In I lie | i\ nit-iit t I l.i' I?*1>I v <>t' -aid tie
ceii-c 1, :>i. 1 ula i iii clit tt c.nito, it tiny, w!iy
u final ??i?lIlenient til ilii- | i-rstinnl estate nt
f>niil W. T TAN NEK. ?i coaled, should not
bo made
iiivcn mi lev my baud this 'JTtli tiny of Jhiiunry,
A. I' isti'i.
.IXO. EAKI.i: ROM All, O. S. 1?.
Fib 1 1 3 in
G E 0 II. WALTER tV SON,
II EC EW I Nil AND FORWARDING
AGENTS.
\\T ll-I- < -t:il.li^li IhomMvei in fill.I \1
R| \ t , n Mil- completion tin
So. t'.i |{. It. Io 1 liiit ptiilit, whore ?li?*_> will be
happy lt? .?crve ti eir ul<l friend* nn I patron*.
Tiiiiiik1111 for putt fnvnM, tln-y will endeavor,
by pr jff 1 rif tout ion 1 1 merit 1 continuance.
Liberal advances made on consignments to
, ilieir friends in liliai le.-lon, New Fork or
Livorpool* Feb 1 I ltn or tl
in:. WTT. IU.shx, M. u,~
\ \ *11.1. r mtinne tlie pni<t-o of Mr be ne,
' fv Surgery, tuid (?it his ollicej Dentistry
OFFli'E?ovi.ii iii imtmi unit, stoiik.
^ Feb 1 ") 8 I f
A. Al. ELFOKD,
MAI?IS FKATK, A ITt'KM'A AT LAW, AND
|Sol ii'il or in l'<<|iiifi
a i. a n
Agent for Fire, l.ife and Viv Mental In tit uicc
Companies.
OFITCX ON Till. IM liLlc S^CAKi:.
Npju (unitin g ' II S. 4 .
, IViil frnctiet in th* Court* of tit* Wr.tttrn CiTfuit,
REED & DUNCAN,
' ATTORNEY AT LAW AN1? SOLIt.'I I < ?KS
IN EQUITY.
OFFICK ON PrilI.H' SSQl'AUK, four ?loors
Karl from llir Court House.
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Xb such enterprise South of I'hila
give us their .
WE OFFER AT RATES THAT CO)
YORK TRICKS. ALL DRUGS
STICKS, &c. Ac., THAT LEG
OCR LINK OK RCS1
ON HAND ONI
B?a>' Packages put up to
N. A .I'llATT. < I ciuisl lo lute C. S., Nitc
T. 15. WILSON, Cii?Muisl lo late C. S , Or
March 1 I
THK SOUTHER?
KJiG & /
AVI IOLESALE
N<?. 1.*>1 Aire! ing StriM'
OPPOSITE CI I All
k. i>. kin<j, m. d., )
' of x<
jkssk j. cassidev. \
('ii*ni.> -ton, l'i.i:ui\uv 13,
UPTOWN
TEPPEA
_ 1/ llu olil .stand of Foijaiit s t{* St
SjHtrUinlnu
uol i.ii uksi'lictfum.y inform t1iki1
NKW GOODS, AT THE I
I
THAT A Viy
1 I* TOWN STOliL, WILL RLI'Al
DRY GOODS, GROG]
! HATS AM SAFi
I BOOTS AN
AND V GENERAL VARIETY OF ARTICLE
I AND TAR'
i 'rvppo.
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^STREET,
iTON, S. O.
native Soutliernem.
idcl[duo. Will Southern House#
Patronajc ?
it
IPAHE FAVORABLY WITII NEW
, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES,
1ITIMATELY BELONG TO
I NESS, AND KEEP
.V TDK BEST.
suit Country Trade. "X**
r ami Mining Bureau, L. >V. WILSON,
<1. Department.
? lj
s DRUG HOUSE.
?or
^SSJDEY,
DRi;<;(;iSTs,
t, Cliarleston, Ho. Cn.
LESrON HOTEL.
jrth Carolina.
3?3 m
! STORE
SMYTH,
Ulmaji, opj>06itc Palmetto House,
y, So. Ca.
\ FRIENDS AND THOSE W1I0 DESIRE
iOW EST CAS1I PRICES,
IT TO THE
l' THEM, FOR THE TROUBLE.
liRIES. CLOTHING,
s M 9 ?in a??
IUXJ&JUMJ UU ICMSMHp
D SHOES,
S MOST NECESSARY FOR HOUSEHOLD
M USES.
Aleck II. Smyth.