The Horry dispatch. (Conwayboro', S.C.) 1861-1863, May 23, 1861, Image 4
^LATEST BY MAIL. ^
[Prom iMipklchft to th? OhvlMluaCuurirr.] I ^ ill^o,
Commencement of Hostilltloa in k?t o
Virginia. L. K. f?
' Uicumosu. M*j 'JU?10 o'clock A. 34.? J. II. \
Special dispatches to the Richmond Examiner
! ?*? that the battery at Rewal's Point *a? ___
1WI u?*>? '? tur the United States Q(]
steamer Montioello. Th# battery rttDrbW
the fire tiforoeiljr, and with great effect, die- TUii
abling the Moatieella She made eigaala of 92.00
,, Ht'lt
dietreee to Fortre** Moeroe. when the eteam (>| |>
tuge from t>id Point came to her relief aad VIRi
hauled her off. The Untied Stales mao-of- - .
war \linne<Mota aleo came to her aid. aad ft red 3
aheile at the battery. A echooaer pawed the
blockade. All is <tniel )u?t now, but stirring
times are rxpoctea te-dej. 'Cl
The cannonade between the baUery and JR
the Minnesota, was kept up several hours. Acaden
Sewal'e Point is near Norfolk. The number and thi
of shots ftred were about ftftjr, and the ftring ^rbolai
was kept up until iferk.V Hut one man on our
side is wounded. Home heavy 'guns were taken
to :he Point last night. A largo body
of troops at various pomU are holding them- V^UI
selves in readiness to march at a moment's 1
^^^^^Botice. Normal
^^^^^fe|^BBMM|^|||ffHehool Presbyteritd (lencrnl Jc***
Spring a reso^r^^M^^Bffsininisnl
-f et'~Stiisl l'bh Kt
ed
uni?M m*
other than wild cat cl
Hu*to be ariaing in the w
-as has been admitted into the Southem
I'oafederaov. Q
The Southern Congress has paaaed bill*, ai
Wp organising a Patent Office : regulating the _
sale of Priiea ;. regulating the Telegraph f fl
authoriting the issues of bonds to the amount
of fifty millim*. payable in twenty yearn, the j
? interest not to eieeed H per oent.; or, in Yleu
ofWhe bonds, to issue tty millions of Treasury
Nolea, in small sums without intereitt.
a P
Ka -President Pieree in a eeeent letter to
the Huston Poet, tltnir that he has ever fa- |
vored coercion, and dealrea a peaceful eepara- I
(ion tl
On Sunday last, the Lady l>avi* S. C\, Nary.
captured the ship A. B Thompson, bound
to New York and look her into Pot Royal. ,,($<
St. Louie, Missouri, is reported to be aur- ni
rounded by Federal troopa, and under their ,e
complete control.
? ? - - h
The St Louis Massacre.
The particulars of the collision l>*tween the
IT. S. volunteers and the eitirens of St. Leute,
are thus telegraphed to the Northern press.
St Lor is. May 1$.?'The city was the scene >
, of another tragedy laar irtght. About t> o'clock J
a large body of Houietiuards cutered the citythrough
Fifth street, from the ar*rusl, where*
they had Keen enlisted during the day and
furnished with anna. On reaching Walnut
street the troops turned west ward, a large _
crowd lining the pavement to witness their
pr?kgr?-?s. At the corner of FWth street par- 4
ties among the apeetatora began hootiug hissing
and otherwise abusing the companies as
they passed, and a boy abont 14 year* old diek
charged a pistol into their ranks. Part of the
rear company immediately turned and tired
upoa the crowd, and tho whole cohrtun wa"
instantly in confusion, breaking their ranks,
an 1 discharging their niiiwkrt." down their
nwu line and Htnong the people on the aide- T
w*lk The shower of bull* for a few minute"
w.-vs lerrible. the bullet- flying in every direc- ^
iion, entering the doors and window* of pri- 'e
* ?t? swaidences, breaking ahull era, (earing in
railing", and even maskiag brick* in the lliird '
"lory. The utmost confusion ami con?terna- ?*t
lion prevailed, spectators fleeing in all -directioaa,
and but for the random tiring of the
troop", eeore* of peoplemuei lmv? U*?>n killed ~~
Aa mo"t of the firing wan directed doer a their
own rank", the troop* "offered moat severely, <")
four of their number being instantly k filed, Q(
an 1 several wounded.
Jerry Switsier. a river engineer, John Garvin
anj Mr. I'ady. all citiiens, were killed.? *r
j Charles II. Woodward was wounded in the ),i
eboulder. Hi" entire win will have to be amputated
J. Godfrey, working in the garden
of Mr. ('oxen*. received three Minnie balls in
I hi" body. Michael bavin Imd an ankle *hattered.
James F. Welch wa* badly shot in the *
foot Several others were less seriously m
Ek wounded The house of Mr. Mathews reCeivK|
?d three bullet", fine of hie daughters was
struck by a spent ball. Only one bf the sol- c*
diwrw. John Dick, a Herman, has recog- m
i *ed
hMk^a^Patierit. m
l<i much excitement,
-<ar< Wl
ca
^ Pfm^Tnorbid by
satisfied by
P^^mthe most eager seeker after news will, f0
all probability, sootj be fully satiated.
The opposing armies cannot much longer
stand face to face withot^a collision. When ft|
the combat o|tens, it inQsl be eventful and Tc
Jk * bloody. We trust and believe that the result
to the South will be triumphant, if due time ?
can Im- had to make her preparations complete.
In the interval, let our ncwa-*?*ekers "possess
their souls in patience." Civilians uf>^not
understand (lis causes for the delay of j J
action, but the wary and skillful generals on |
both sides are not the u>en to strike until they j ?j
are in complete readiness. Perfect prepara- j
lion for war is in no small degree conducive
to its success; lite were fighting is not the
most important part of a campaign. battles
are decided more by calculation and strategy
than by valor aud strength, ami even these A
ijnnlitics are almost useless without discipline.
To acquire discipline is a work of limr.jtnil
no coiituiander will place his Irimo* in the
field until it is acquired, and h r- nsiders it \n
almost fatal to be forced into action unpre- (
pared '
I.et the iiutvatient rest ?r?d that delav .
w,M do u? no harm. The Confederacy ha*
Iairly added to ilaclf North Carolina end ?
Tciincaaee. State* which will wild to her ar*
in ten aomr of the bc?t fljrhfinfr men in the | j
world, and the lime that in * peril in placing i /
th?vo new atlica properly ill iho (Wld will he ' hi
well apent. l.et our people remember, in their Ju
impatience, the th inoind* of brave men pining an
for action. I>iit condemned to.the hardehip*. ! \\
itititi und inaction of ramp, much morn irk- | p.
nutuc to endure I h mi the exciting peril* of,
l?atlie. ? .'.lijru-ia Comtitutionaliat. '
_TH E_K
B1PTS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Jf
. oro
roil 0?B YBAB.
i Holt 92|J. M. Jobnaon 92 f~
. II. Willaon tjChirlw johiooti *2 X
mil 2fTho*. W. licet y 2
"ereen 2 S. V. Ilarrellaon 2
BOB BIB MOITM*.
Joeeph Johnston, 91. rg1
INWAYBORO' MARKET.
MAT 21.
PENTUiL.?|.or bbl. 320 the.
APE per owt. .V> cent*. ^
HP $2.00
OIK >I2<IIW. 92.00. 1
CHOOL NOTICE. "
. THE UKDKK81QXE1) y-L I
^^re?j>ectfuHy inform* the
^Bcitiicn* way boro *Knfl|K
an J n* !.e
^ will open a school at the
? . on Monday the 3d of June neat*
it he will tuaeh on the Allowing ters.s!
-a in U?^ flmt grade. #1 pet qaarter- 'p 1
* in the second grade $tS per quarter.
23 12-2t H. F. SMITH.
Election Notice.
18UANT to ^rdera from lleadQuai- "VI
tere, extended to ua by Captain J. II. ?
n of the llrooka Uuands, notice ia bereft
that an election will be held at thia
n FU11?AY the 81at inatant. for Coloeutenant
Colonel, and Major of the r I 1
'gimrnt M. C. Volunteer*, l'olla ones* -A.
) o'clock A. M., and closed at 2 o'clock
B^WrMKconN,
^P^^^^^^^ireceired and for sale
heap for cash, or Turpentine taken iu exhange
RUKROUUIIS A CO.
May 28 12 ?8t
RICE.
JUST RECEIVED into atore, a superior
article of freshly pounded rice. For
lie by BEATY, TAYI.OH A CO.
May* 28 12 ?f
oath Carolisa?Horrj District.
IK EQl'ITY.
ri ii i
* ?' " J ***' I
n^m'r.
vii. bill to Marsha)
Thomas Randal . AmWi, kC.
ru lence A. Bryau
et. al.
|"T Appearing to my satisfaction thai WIL|
LIAM A. D. DKVAN, i defendant in
kin csuso. is absent from ami reside* beyond
ie limits of the Htate, so thai the ordinary
rocs** of the Court cannot bs served on hiui:
n motion of Harllee A Walsh, Complainant's
olicitor*. it in ordered that the raid defctidtit,
do appear, and plead, answer, or demur
i this Bill, within three month* from the
ublicatiou of tlun order, or an order, pro
Mtfesso, will be granted and entered against
im. JOHN K. BEATV, Cotu'r
May 23. Ihtfl. 12 Hra
BROOKS GUARDS
.1 ' ATTEND A MEETING AT YOUR
l hull in drenn uniform, on the 21th
jSL May. t FRIDAY.)
1*1 A drill, and some important busiVtf
nesn will be presented. Drum will
JL^beat at 10 o'clock.
J. II. MOR.MAV, Captafb
<?. K Comodon, O. K.
May l?_ 11 A?_
ATTENTION
AROLINA GREYS.
-i~it
rllK MONTHLY DP.ll.l. of your Coin
pany, will he at Couwijilmro', on
ATL'ltD AY the Hth of June, Punctual atndance
required. On Saturday the Ifttli
?t., there will he topiad drill at t'ool Spring*:
td on Saturday the J'Jtid inat., *<|ii?d drill
Parker's. Hv order of the Captain.
T. W. IIKATY, O. H.
May in 11 ly
Cook herbi
UR PEOPLE M l"RT /COT HE A Fit A10
' the hard Uiuc*. Let it.
COME
id if they want to make good bargain*,
ing their inouey
UNTO ME
id I will take pleasure in waiting upon tketu
I. To those who owe in a, I would say, help I
ALL YE
>a; for when times were easy, I helped
anT persons then
WHO ARE
iw able to help me. if they would I hare
ways treated the rteh and poor alike, and
as ncTfr
ah is offered.
AND
reject fully a??k you all to give rwc a call; I
r the (lay in at hand when 1 muat
PAY UP
1 my drill, and the*e good* will ha anhl at
ry iow price*. UKO. It. CONOPON.
May 111 M tf
N E W (i ? O I) S
JEST RECEIVED
ROM CHARLESTON, S. C. j
L'STOMKKN WILLI. NmV KINO Ol'K
STOCK AX C'OMPLKTK AS THE
. TIMES WILL ADMIT
WE AL80 INFORM OUR OLD
CUSTOM ERR, tlint from the fact of our '
having to pay cash in advance for
GROCERIES,
i? are noceaaarily compelled to mII tham
Strictly for Cash or Produce,
MEATY TAYLOR A CO. !
Ma* i ?
IVOTICK.
A I.I, FKRHOXM htTint eUini again*! the
m Eplnlr of l?AMKL M KIM1K, Sen ,
p nolitifl that .ra the ree<>n?l Motulny in I
ih .1 will prneo I to <lirti ihute the K-imp, in '
cor.lance with the proviiMOtm of To-Ualor '*
ill. ftfol put the le^ateca kikI <le\ irrva in t
-?c?ftiuti their rcrnectivo interest*.
.ItiS. it KlHiK, Eircutor.
May 9 1? .11 I
Fo^rTr^I
District Papoi^^B
WO I)OLLA ufl
A. YEAR jB
LL THAT IS ASKED FOR TMi^H
DISPATCH fl
u -A. <1 v a n c o
eo
IT CONTAINS WEEKLY
IK LATEST XEJ
ItEHIDKX 1ITHKK ISTKKEKTffl
[ATTE 1<JH|
AND IS COMMANDED
o the Pu
o.M
NEATLY AND V
Expeditiously ExecutS
KIIKHIFF'M HALEfl
PY virtue of uuJrjr write of Fi Fas <rl
directed, I will offer for sale L^l
'ourt llou?r in Conwayboro' on theH
Mon< lay and Tuesday in May next,
legal sale hours, tho following propert^f
wit : *.
The plantation and residence of
Morris, containing 2*>0 acres, more or lest^J
his property, at tJk suit of Willis I.ce.
A tract of laud containing four hundred
acres, more fir less, eitiifcted on Camp Swamp,
and kuown a-! the Norris land, us his property,
at the suit of K II. Futch.
The plantation nnd residence of Jos.
Faulk, containing two hundred acrea, more
or less, as his properly, at tho suit of Thou
W. llcaly, survivor.
A tract of land containing one hundred
acres, more or less, on Hrunson Swan p,
embracing the plantation where J. s. Johns'ou
Seu.. formerly resided, as the property of F.
A. !>. Skipper, ut the suit of A. H. Skipper.
Three tracts of land, to writ : one containing
one hundred aud tifly-three acres,
adjoining J. J. Hughs, and is a part of the
Jos. Mux land ; Also one other tract, containing
two hundred aud fitly acres, the one half
of the Sioti Sellers' laud, on Chinson Swamp,
and also, one other tract, containing two
hundred and twenty arras, known as the
Mnlakmh J ante* land, on ltrunson Swamp, as
the property of A. II. Skipper, at the suit of
Samuel S Itardwick a??d others.
The plantation and residence of Thos.
Hoy J. coutaioing 2<>t acres more or less as
hia property, at the suit of Alva Smith, bearer
and others. A
The plaalatiow and residenco of
Floyd, containing one hundred and eignw
acres more or leas as his proju?rty, at tho su
of Writ. Floyd and oilier*.
The plantation and residence of E. L.
Clause, containing l<M) acres more or lass, as
his property, at the *uh of Rcllamy A Montgomery
The plant*-ion and residence of A. J.
Hai dee. containing two hundred acres more
or less, as hia pro^ierty, at the suit of W. It.
tlurganus and others.
A tract of land, containing one hundred
atid eighty acres tuore or less, and
known as the Jertkin's tract, as the property
of Stephen W. Kirton, at the suit of W. 11.
Joue* and others.
The plantation and residence of \\ H.
I'rivcM, containing S acres, as his property,
at the suit of J M. It-U and others.
I lie pianiation tn<l residence of W. 8.
Reaver, containing three thousand acre* more
or lers, and known a* the K >nn<i Swamp, an
hi* property, at tlie suit of Coachinsu A Co.
an.I others
The plautatior aud rcaidcnce of Atoon
Rhodes containing li-Xi acres inwre or less, an
hia property, ? 'he suit of llayard Faulk and
other*
The plantation and realdence of
tliur Suggs, containing '? *> acre*, ai
property, at the suit of Samuel Hell. adi^H
The plantation and residence of It.
I)ioks, containing one hundred acre.*, ai^H
property, at the suit of Wni. .f. Hpirty^J
oihers.
A bay II >rse. a* the property of
II. Singleton, at the suit of Jout! lurh^^B
A tract of land, containing one ihoudH
and thirty acre*, more ar lea* on
Swamp nijoiaisg Moses Tyler's land, as^H
property of W. V. Bryant, at the suit
M
T wo Hi rses and Waggon. as ihepron^H
Heury II. Barker, at the rtiif^W^^|
Jlunn an I
REKiiAimr |
notwithstandi^^H
THE BLOCKADH
' I K reigned woul 1 -ill the nit^^^|
B of their friend* and the ptildio gt
1y to the fact, that they have adopted tlia^H
CASH SYSTEM ?NTIM?
and having received a new tupply
consisting of groceries, via :
PORK, BACON, FLOUlJ
RICE, SUGAR, COFFEE^^H
together Willi a r<>ui|>li'tf a-vn t nu'M of
dry goods which they wilt -ell
LOW FOR CASH,
would inilte thetn to call and examine
stock before |>urcha?ing claewhore.
n J hingi.i:ton en 1
May J Hn?
BARGAINS! ~
BARGAINS! ! BARGAINS!!!
THOHK who wish to make bargains,,
would do well to rail on the subscriber,
who is
Selling off at Cost,
his entire STOCK OF AiOOftS, consisting of
RKAbY v a n k c/.nri/iXfA
Hats, Boots, Hardware, &J
Besides a variety of other goods loo numt r->S
to mention. Call soon if you wish to gl
your money's worth. I
A No. 1 Iron Naff. I
i Herring* I'attern.) for -ale. t
diffused of before. will !>o Ailfl 'ii.I I^T
Hale Hay iu June next. K. AV. Jil'IVKV. I
May '.t 10 ?( fl
A
NOTICE.
SI'ltSCRlUtK keepa NU?(.inilr on
V baji'l, m l offers for wit a well aelect?
^^^Haock
^KMercliaiid i^e,
jK>.->!io/ ef all articles in (he Itry (?o<?l?
tVoin SILKS down to six rent llO.MEA
auperior article of
W^mHOOl' SKIRTS AXD LXBXKLLAS,
B Reidj Made Clolklig,
Bfelrits and Caps,
^^^BOOTB AND 8HOB8,
BH^LKRY. 1IAKDWARK.
HA /,' CROCK KMX,
Groceries, such as
^^ ('OMMON AND REFINED,
8oap, Starch.
I' H' .
DER AND SHOT,
1'FRFI MKUV, Ac.
Bunti.m is invited Yi> MY STOt'K
tils, ct>n?intin|r of Cognac.
Pale llrandte*. Jamaica Runt, Ifol^^^^^Hkhnapp*.
Okl Bourbon an<l Motion Old
r<>rt
Kbi?U<l oM" brand, "Twice past
^kt'ordial*, Ac.. Ac. All of which
^kgheap fyr oa?h.
ici:.
Holmes,
Btee if iiJby tmM oo^M
^BPsfrntn Kntunlae. HOIk
B pPUr to the Sheriff, hi* deButiff
will pay one hail the
B IP* T. II. HOUflP.
FOR SALE.
^KJIK COTTAOE DWELUNO,
B ami out building*. ao deairably
KalrJ on School street near the
^Lflmiv. where Samuel A. Willson
B will be Sold low f?r co-h.
B But approvrtl purchaser. Apply
B B THOH. 11. HOLMES.
B tf
I If, TAYLOR & CO.
B But t i'.SSOKS TO
fK & H E A T Y .
hi hand aud for sale, full aeeortIn
of
>ods, Groceries &c.
in a Village Store, which we
oweet prices.
I'lNK OK OTHER PRODUCE,
lurnnl inlo money, taken at full
price* for 0oo<U or ?p settlements of Notes or
Ac.inntK due u?.
T n. HEATV. W. J. TAYLOR.
A V. V BUCK.
tf
HELP O fTKING f
' Bf PRESEKV\TloN IS HIE FIRST
HUM \N NATURE !
I i! ' K - announce 10 all person* indebted to
J firm of Itt'CK A IJEAT'i . thai the
tit^^ft- coine that they must settle their
to ne. or I shall br rotrpeiloil to
s^^^^ksli. produce, or anything that will
editors, Till he tukeu in payment.
I^^^^BDitot pay the whole, pay us a part.
thankfully reeeived and greater
.^^^^ kirtion. T W.
WbuLETON & CO.
t. it k. 1. .
?0:0 ?
IN NAVAL 8T0UES. GRAIN
A V Ik 11 A V
f" I" 1
0:0
general assortment of
Goods and Groceries
1the wir.iH nf the country, which wo
low for cash or Turpentine, White
vow, A?h Heading, Ac., rtr Arty ^thor
ISULKTo.N F. 0. Dl'llKC'COIIS.
ill 2 ly
S. W. H ILLSOX,
Forwarding and Commission
A Morchant,
J^L CONWAY BOKO*, S. C.
All
^Be undersigned
respectfully inform persons
are
^^^^Kntinc Business,
the hu*tnoa* of making
the leoprr Shop, |.irenry
Hardy. Parrels
S will receive prompt
S. W. W1LLSON.
tf
TTED
()ak STAVES
let prior will he paid.
5 W. WII.ESoS.
1 _ rf
>W.
>'K |MMt IIV J M ,
DAKI.IMiToN.
many advantage* over
ut now in n?e, having
li.f?ri?-ii<* ** 1 Planter and
>w? can now ho had
iijfflin* .V llcndrick. nt
lyhoro", H. t' , whore
nn?l ready to accomitioI
euMotner"* in the lino
ra IKON WORKS OK
.
routit on the delivery of
INS & IIKNDUK'K.
J * >iii
6 WALSH,
rS A T LA W |
K S IN E g I' IT V
nyboro', S. C.
IE, Jos T. WAI.SII.
ly
. NOTICE.
having located nt Poller*
hia service* to the
ud surrounding country,
itiir the d iv or nt niirlit
ai hi* office. iivxt <lo?>r to <'?] Samuel
^^April 2A H In.*
I,A \ II POit S \ I.K.
At'HKH of jr<.-? 1 lain), well lintherd.
beautifully lor>ttr<l for
ilenient. ut.out four iniir? from t'ntiwayaii'I
within iItrco i.iiIt > ol I'ot llluff.
the Wacoamnw Kivtr. About 'J'*> itm?
Hfc ahovc ia buy lan !. on?ily lr:iino<l,
f r tin- rii 11??:?
Btcriu-, i- , apfily to
tl I'AltKtil', i '?nw a\b iii',
Bfcrch ,-"4 i tf
l T o 11.
FINE LIQUORS!
TliK 81 HSCKIHKHS
Would RoapoctfYilly Inrit? tho
ATTENTION OF TI1K1K CUSTOMERS TO
THEIR
Fine Assortment of Liquors.
Bl'CH AS
W^SENCIl COO N AC. PEACH. Al'PLB
r and ItMl^rrr, IHuklfrry, L?*?nJw
;?ud Julep ltrandiea
o|J Jtuitic* an I N r, Hum
HuIImiI Uiu, tv biodaiu Sciditfp*
Old liourhon. Monongahela. and Fiaherman
? Rye Whiakeya
t, Old Port. Sherry. Muwil, Malaga
au<l Scupperuong Him-.
A tao |
A fine aupply of Couiamn Rectified Whin*
key, juil rcceitel from Ualliinore, an<l will i
l>e eold cheap for c*?h.
IIUKROCUIIB At O I'KOANUS.
March 2M 4 tf
NOTICE.
A LL PERRONS INDEBTED to un. either
by uote nr avounl, are earnestly requested
to route forward arul fettle, or their
uotoa and account* will I/O placc<l-4i? the han?l!>
of an ofHeer for collection, and all perrons*
having accounta Handing over six tuonlha,
will t>c charged with interest.
j \s. s. ncu houghs.
W. 1>. UP UOANl'H.
March 2? 4 tf
BURROUGHS & CO
oonriMtug of
dry goods
groceries
hard war*
roots. s//of.s
//.its. cai's. Ac.
AI-SO, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
corx, da k
floir. /'ork>
bacos. salt
It icf. molasses
coffee. teas
. sugar. jr.
All ??f which they will aell on the moat r.-a
annahte Htihi fur (WKM. or will take Sn ex- I
change. Turhpntine, HVhltc Oak Stave* ami I
Heading, kc., and will pay good -price* for i
Turptiuiinu, and pay one* half rash. Person*
having it for suits would <h> well l<> give them
a call. J AS. S.' lU'KRol'nilS,
W. 1) GlHGANl'S.
March 28 4 if
10,000 8?A IMtKI.S
GOOD TURPENTINE
tl^TASTKl>, for which we will luko m
V ^ full price in payment for Corn,
Mmlamliio or dctda tine us.
It. J SINGLETON. F. G. lU'KKOl'GIIS.
March *14 .1 ly
Paper and Stationery,
ALWAYS UN HAND.
ENV]] LOPES
OF ALL DKSCIUl'TIONS.
BLANK BOOKS,
HKD 11 LACK AND COPYING
I\K,
STEEL I> LENTS,
A LAo
A SUPPLY OP Pit ESI I
Garden Seeds.
JuS. J. KK'IIU'noi). I
Marcl^ 14 -J If
FOR CONWAYBORO'.
TRMVKEK YL MAIL LINE.
CKI'll'. untlerutftie'l inform* the^ traveling j
jotAilio. that he i< rtitininV a Till- '
weekly mm k i.inf.. between tv.r niiiir. I
on tin* Wilmington ami Manchester llailro.nl,
iiinl I'miw/iylii'io', S. ai follows :
Leave Fair lllnfl on Moiulay*, Wciiies-lays
nn?l ErMny*. at ? o'clock. A. M.< ami arrive
I 'on wnyhoro* same' ilnv, at l'? 1' M.
Knurii'iip ? Leave l'onwavlMiro'* on Tncs lay*.
Thurnhj n ami Sat unlay *, nl '? o'clock t
A.. M.. ami arrive at Fair rtlutt. same <lay at |
0 r M. II. II 1HIITKU.
Fell 'JH 1 * tf Contractor.
O T I K .
THE SUBSCRIBER, I
uF
FAIR BLUFF, N. C.,
A Ht:/'S (Vt.V.v/M AT/.T ".V
AND FOR SALE
1 Large an;! Well Selected Slock
DRY GOODS ' I
GROCERIES
HARDWARE
HOLLOW-WARE
TIN-WARE
EARTHENWARE
SADDLERY
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
_^HAJ^AND J^APS 1
Which hcwTTHWl^^^M
Low for Cash or I'roiiT
atil lo prompt paying euwlnnier"
ALVA SMITH.
April 11 ? Hi?
FLOUR.
STOKI.KY .V ' ?L1>IIA M urv oonniunily 1
manufacturing iho I?* ? ? Family Kl.nl II
I at the 1'npfl Fear Flour Mill-. Wilmington, N.
! For "ale nl the MilN, itn l ut their Store, ,
I No. South \\ nlrr-?treet
1 in whole harrelr* an?l litilMinrrrU ;
In Lug* eoiitamiiio oite-l.alf.
' In hag* containing no-eighth ;
I They keep coti?tai:t '.\ on hniul. ut the Mi!!,
| nti'l At their "tore. f. < ?h fJ lit ?l" N I* M K A I.,
j Hoiimiitiy, Crnckcl t'orn, Cow Fee l. Short".
, ltran. Ac . \e.
j They alwo keep for ?ale -- j
t'til'N at wholemile ami retail;
t > \TS at who|e?ale ami retail;
I'K \s at wholesale atul retail ;
II.\\ at wholesale ntel retail ;
Marshall a hue Salt in "nek" ;
Liverpool frroutul Mum Salt, in ?ark";
Notth -Carolina Flour on consignment.
I >lnrcli I 1 ' in
15,000 Bushels Corn.
in siiki.s \i;\\ oath
"(" l!*rrc!* li'-iur
I'ntc ||>\y t'.?rn
Mp?1
Table II' >iniity
W III All
C?p? Kcur Klmir in lUni'li* ?' !
if S ill horn Wheat mil ^miilirrn gruiin I
i in llir Sliiir |
MTMKI.KV * OI.IHIAM,
I March ?l !J <f ' Wilmington, N t' i
A CVAMD
To the Southern People.
j "WTE^IIILK ?11 mv romufncioK to Riot? in
the right direction to e*tahli?h the
independence of the South from the North in
it commercial point of eiew. it in ?Wo eery necc?*ary
thet our Manufacturing K*l*bliehmeut*
ehouhl nil be nwppofied. .1/1 ?ri/l u?iMt
'An fart.
The uiulrnii|[ti?i| brgt leave to inform the
people of thin State. and nil other* who mny
he interested, thnt they hnre in Chnrleeton,
S. C., on* of the
longest Sash, Blind ami Door
Manufactories in the U. {States
either North or Sou(V an.I that they are now
in poMtMlon of all I ho faciUlie* for manufacturing
work of thin description n* cheap a*
| can be made anywhere. Wc keep con?.tantly
en hand
| A large a**?rtment of Ucadv Made work of
regular eiien.
tt.no
Mouldings of InnumcrnMc Patterns,
ami Stair Newels, Banisters
and Piuzn Balustrades.
Iu nhort, tiiey are fully prepare*! t* furni?h
at nhort notice any mnterinl for innlde finish
of building* at pricen which none can com- 4^0
plain of if they desire good nml substantiawork.
We n*k the Southern people to
preference, and call
purchase from aftencun^mngH
the preference to keep unfl^^H
establishment a*
vour order*?they wilf Irtf faithfitlly nlleu,
and attended to promptly. We now have on
hand
12x20, 12x18, 12x16, 12x14,
10x12 and 8x10
"Sashes Ready Made.
ALno
Blinds of all the above Silts.
/\m'i I'oom ranging in *i*e rroirt
'Jfl '>*?' to oft.t.aTft ? from Common to fine
i|uslily.
Nvwvl* ami lUluDtvri, and n great variety of
1 n?i?lc Cn-ing Moulding*.
We earnestly i>o!u-it| a rail fioni all who
may be in want of govel* in our line, or thn*e
who w>ul<l like to look^through our c?tahlirhmcnt.
W. P. RUSSELL 6l CO.
East End Hasoll-Stroot,
Charleston, S. C.
Feb JM I .'tin
II. A. Ml'LKOtl. rill* IN <1. 11*1.1.,
.M'LEOI> & HELL.
General C o m m i ssion Merchants.
AND DKALKH8 IS
Pork, Lnril, Uacon, Candles, Soap
Snjrar, ColVee, &c.,
which they offer at lowe.?t market ralei* for
Ciisli or City Acceptance.
116 East-Bay, Charleston, S. C.
B*t" Orders solicited ami satisfaction guarnuticd.
1 ly Feb -H
litt.i.ii. tMi, lion Ki t. & co.r
Direct Importer* ami Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
i) II V G OO OS,
NO. 3:? 1IAYNK STKKKT,
CHARLESTON, S, C.
April 1* 7 lv
STOKLEY & OLDHAM
Ji UM *T?'K I.F.Y 'l.liX, (t|.l>|l AM.
Doalers in Grain and Commission
Merchants,
AVILMIftUTOX, N. C.
o;o
Prompt atlenlion given to the sale of t'ottoit,
Flour, i'.acoii ami other t'ountry
I'roiluoe.
RKM'*:*?Col. John McHae, President
littik of Wilmington ; o. 0. Parsley, K??|.
President i'oinuiercial ltauk : John Dawson.
1-*,., inw,i?
1 . ikhiu oriinru itnitK (H
N. l>r. Tlifk*. II. Wright, I'r*>*i<l<ht Hunk
oft';?i>e r?v?r: Henry K. Nn?li, H*?| . 11 illitliorn',
5i. t\: Miclmel Itronn, K??|., Sulisliurv,
X. N. McA'loo, Kkij., tireennboro', N.
t'. 1 lim Kelt 'JH
CORN !
ItMMHi Itl Nlir.i.S
SLI'KUKINK WII1TK rn|?N nflont. nml
for nale liv ntmMtiro or by weight, &<?
j outi'l* to tliv; buriiel.
8T0KKLY & oi.HIIAM
Mm h 11 2 tf
t\ VOX SAXTKX,
lin|Hirter aicl I ten I or in
Fancy Goods, Toys, Hosiery,
>nel,
(5ivcT7h77!^iMH
of the Woi'M 11h ?|>ccial correaponuefi^^^^^^WM
ni-he* 11y mail mxi tuicj;rapli, full an<l early
account* of ctrry tiling of intercut that Iran*I
in - in ?lif (jr-at citie* of Kuropi ami Atucrica.
Tin; news tiK Tin: soi tii iiko.ivfs
Sl'Kn \ I. ATTKNTI' ?N
politically, the Mercury represent* the
Stale* II i j* 11 l??*M?taiicf T.li'iiicnt*. ami u'ltoeitie*
tin* I.Hioii of t lie Soul hern State* in
loaitiiaitiinjr their Kiylita atol c*iahli?hin|r
their M'i'ui ity.
l?ai!y Mercury, 1 year in l??lvnrice. ^|fl,
Tri-Weekly Mercury I year in a?lvance, !? "?.
No paper rent utile** the ea*h aecotnpatitea
the or?ler.
II. I'> HI! KTT, Jr..< harleeton.
| Nlx?r?*l? 14 2 if
CHARLESTON COURIER,
KV \ S WII.UNdTON h CO.- -Put,,
liihcl l?aily ami Tri-Weekly.
Tf?*' or arkantlPTMiN.
Pally $I'MH? j.er nnnutn, payable in n?l
. iwirr
Tii-Wcfkly !??Voo j.cr annum, j.avnl.le in
u*lvntmc. > A|>ril I
( IT V IIOTKIi,
( U/ /(/. V C. I Kit MX A i
WILMINGTON. N. C.
( ' I 1 I r-i Tvvnil.-S,
rmn'iiiKToim.
No pain* ppnre?l to ntnkr Miin house agrcenMo