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LATEST BY MAIL.
[From dispatches lo l'k?rl?Mvn Mercury in*l
Courier.]
Naibtihi, Tenn., AapiM 2. ? Reliable inform*!
ion Una been received hare, confirming
the news that Gen. Ban McCulloch. on Friday, |
July 2fith. with 12.1X10 Southerner* attacked
the U. 8. troop* at Springfield, Mo , numbering
20,000, and utterly routed them, killing
000 and taking about the name number of
priaonera. The Confederate lone was hut
trilling, and the victory wa%complete.
Mobilb, August ft.?A sharp naval engage
nienl occurred last Friday night, between o
Federal steamer and the Privateer Simon, in
Mississippi Hound. The Federal Steamer
fired first. After exchanging shots for about
twenty mlnrtloa the steamer withdrew, having
received three shots in her hull. The
Privateer was uuinjured.
The United State* Ath Regiment, while
passing through Baltimore, en route for
home, was stoned by a large crowd who
cheered for Jeff. Davis. Little harm, however,
was doue. Several of the shouters
were arrested, but were subsequently released,
on swearing allegiance So Lincoln.
Nxw Yuan, August 6.?The Anglo-Saxon
brings the news that a bottle lias been picked
I up in the Hebrides, solving the myrnery wtsh
? reference So the fU?e of the long missing
1^.. -.eaiiiship Pacific, of the Collins line. A
paper contained in tiie bottle statee that she
was then surrounded by jcebergs, and fast
sinking.
Locisvillb, August 3.?Oen. Floumoy, of
Arkansas, died kere to day. He held the
co mm Union of Brigadier (leneral in the Confederate
Army.
The New York IltraM says that If ban l?een
observed for several days that the Southern
K.ngineer* have been making observation*
near the Chain Bridge ncr>*a the Potomac,
five mile* above Washington, and fhat lien.
McClellan ha* visited the neighborhood in
person to post himself with rega.d to their
uiovemenis.
jl. ;IL . .
? Front the Baltimore Kxchange. July 20.]
Desporatioo of the North.
The tale of death and agony which cotncs
to lis from innumerable sources, and depieta
with such a horrible but graphic fidelity the
condition of the battle-field on the afternoon
of Sunday last, is touching and s<m*owful to
the last degree. The heaps ol'ghastly bodies,
rent ami mutilated, or crushed into shapeless
fragment* bey olid all recognition : the glaxed
eyea turned upward to the blue sky and the
descending sun : the blood bedabbled fields,
nnd foeks, and highways : the wounded, crimsoned
orer wit h their own gore, crying pilcnusly
for water. yet finding no one to quench
their intolerable thirst ; imploring help from
their comrades, yet seeing them rush past,
deaf to the faltering accents that appealed for
assistance : the frightful panic and confusion ;
the roads literally choked ut> with an intrrt
angled mass of vehicles, of every description ;
the fields swarming with fugitives, and all the
region, for mile* around, strewed thick with
muskets, knapsaeks, blankets, coats, shoes,
cast recklessly away by the panic stricken
multitude during the progress of their flight?
these incidents of the battle arid of the retreat
all so terribly ttlgn.Acnnt, att so painfally de
moiistrativc of the i ctuul horrors of civil war.
and all brought so \ividly before us. and so
directly home to us. might well admonish the
Administration ??H Northern bMkrni Co
pause now, ai (he uulnvt, and lo profit by Ihr
tearful le*?un, IUi if it rrtl with them to
sheath the sword a?<i tender the olive branch
they will not do it. Their resolution i? taken
to fight the Intuit lo the hitter end. Animated
l?y that base specie* of pride which goe*
before deatruction, llicy are begt upon making
fresh efforts, to he followed up, as surely
as night ?iicceel? day, with new and still
more grievous reverses. They entered upon
the war for the ostensible purpose of vindicating
the I'oust it uT ton and restoringlhe Union.
The first they have deliberately violated
? the second they have hrokeu up past all
reparation. Ily means of the grossest falsehoods,
and the most daring usurpations of
power, the man who occupies the Presidential
chair succeeded in r . lying lo hia sup
port the immense army which, hut five
\lnya ago. was slmttered into fragments,
nnd the stench of whose innumerable dead
yet taints the summer air. The sounds of
weeping and wailing arc Si*r.id in many a
Northern household; ret. in the midst of
the mourning and wretchedness which the
prime mov#r* in this crimile against the
South have brought upon their own peopie.
the demand ha* gone forth for fresh
victims for the sacrifice. The war in to be
prosecuted nncw nn<l with n vigor intensified
by the mortification of defeat. There
will he more talk of tlie Constitution an<l the
I'tiion ; hut the subterfuge is fast wearingout.
The appeal in not now so much to bo made to
the patriotism of the Northern people an to
their fanaticism?their prejudices and riler
passions. The spirit of vlndictivenes* in to
he ar?o?c<l ai>?^ brought into play. All the
machinery of lien, which has proved so efficient
before, in to he brought again into operation
The boldest and most unblushing impositions
i]u>n the credulity <>f the uiasnes are already
being made use of to stimulate them to take
up arms against the South. Not for the honor
and dignity of the Kcpublie; not for the flag:
'"t the Intagriiy ut the Federal compact; I
nor for the I'nion in whose name so many I
eril deeds have already been committed?not j
for any of these things are they now to be i
summoned to the war, hut in a spirit of pure >
revenge. The Northern journals are, even |
now. at work to stimulate them to ike highest
pitch of ferocity. With mendacity ntrcly |
equalled, and certainly never surpassed, they I
are recounting stories of Southern barbarities 1
reported to have been perpetrated upon the j
wounded after the late battle. Wounded Fire i
Zouaves are Kaid to have been cut into ijuar- '
tern; others, whilst lying npon the ground to )
have had their tlnruat* cut; men of other regi- j
mentn are reported to have been pierced in a j
doieti places with howte knives, or placed !
against the trees and fired at for targets; I
whilst the bends of some of the dead or I
wounded are said to have been cut off nrnf
kicked about for foot halls. Kvrn the amhii- J
lances, it is charged, were attacked, and shells j
thrown Into the hospital at Centreville. livery
imaginable specie* of atrocity is imputed
to the victors, and the malignant falsehood* !
iirr cauglil up wtiii avidity. ami otaaeunnaieu
with eagerness, fur the express purpose of
rousing, among the populace at the North, a
alorin of passion, and of provoking thrni to
engage in a war of extermination. These are
th.? taiea which are tohl by men who left the
field re early, or an hastily, that il is impossi- !
ble they could have kaown what look place \
after the Confederate troops came upon the I
ground. In thWuauv of juaiiee and of right. |
of civilisation anil of humanity, we solemnly
proton against the circulation of these alro- I
eioiiA lies, Of all the wars that carry dcsoln- !
lion in its train, civil war, even In its mildest j
aspect, i* the most baneful; but when entngonism
between men of the same race and j
lineage degenerates into the perpetration of
harltarities that bring disgrace and humilia- 1
lion upon the Christian name and upon clrlliie<i
people, the horrors of sueha war are exasperated
to their utmost pitch. Vet it is
with sueh savage feelings that the New York
Tribuno and other Republican journals are
THE ;
Mrivini to imbue tbo Northwn auei*.?
They can have bo other effret then to strengthen
the bltltrntM which already tltiti between
the two sections. It ig playing with edged
tool* to temper with the worst pernios* of the
I multitude, and to convert this wer into e c?n- 1
teet such u humanity ?hudder* to contemplete.
Let them be we re in time, lest the die- >
bolicel spirit which, by the motl infamous ;
means, they ere now striving to evoke. should
turn, after e little while, end read the men
that rented it.
Tmibtt Tnor?*ND Hsnuorrrs.?It is;
stated that among the spoil* taken from the
enemy in the late glorious victory, were thirty
thousand handcuffs! Gentlemen of respect a
j bility say they hare themselres aeen these ,
novel and eitraonlinary appendages of an
! invading army.
Thirty thousand handcuffs ! And for whom :
and for what ? It is easy to guess. To treat
as guilty felons, to enslave and secure for a
felon's death, the patriotic sons of the South, j
I whose only crime is the defence of constitu- I
tional liberty, and resistance to the tyrant '
and usurper at Washington. If this does not
< rouse the whole Houlh to rise as one man
against the hideous adversary, we know nuiii|
ing of the character of her people.?Rich- |
, in on d Dispatch.
| RECEIPTS OP SUBSCRIPTION;
0:0
roe omk tum. I
It'. W. M alloy $2 John It. Realy, (S |
B. F. Avanl 2 copies) |
C. B. Harris 2 W'm. Carter - 2 i
E>. M DvtUr w si. p. Richard eon X I
Rev. Isaiah fttalvey 2 W. II. Harris 2
R. M. Powell J >1. II. R. Martin 2 '
Ihr. O. J. Bond 2 Robert Livingston 2 I
Samuel Brown 2]
roa six uostbs.
8. 8. Anderson H |C. M. Ileaty $1
J. W. A. W ood berry I!Aaron Tompkins 1
, John N. Lee 1 |f baa. F. Gore 1 j
Mat. R. Skipper lj
OBITUARY.
| DIKD-on the lid instant, at her residence
! in this District, Mrs. I8AUKI.LA TOLAK.
wife of M; Wni. J. Tular. nnd daughter of
1 John and Sifih MeCaskill, in the thirtysecond
year of hrr age.
The deceased had Wen for many years a
! consistent luemWr of the Baptist Church.
' ller illness wa? long and painful?her death
; serene and happy. A husband and four
young ctnl.lren. have luiliintd iin irrepara;
ble loon She now sleep* in Jesus. and will
no more a?r?kr, until 11c comcth to judge
the quick And dead. *
ATTENTION
"HORRY. HKHKLN."
|1 YOU ARK IIEKKDY. ORDERED
to assemble at CoawijrSoro', on Monday,
12th in?t., at 12 M . prepared to
march on that day for Marion Court
!lo?**?. All member* residing at a
convenient distance fot the Kailroa<l,
will he permitted to take the cara at Nichols'
l>epot, and to report at Marion, C. II., on
Wednesday morning. 1 Ith instant. Me tube re
' will bring as little baggage a* possible.
T. !?. ALSTON,
I Captain Horry Rebels.
August 8 23 It
ATTENTION
CAROLINA OREVM.
! You will parade at Couwayboro on Monday,
the 12th. at 11 A. M., to act a? e?cort to
the lloiry Rebels who leave for Yirginia on
that day. IIv order of
To\l V OILLKftl'lE, Captain.
Ailgual 8 2H It
"Who Cares for the Blockade ?"
J U8T received three more keg* of good
RIFLE l'OWDKIt. Hope our ciltcna j
| will loose no time in supplying thetnaelvea '
while it is roinentable, and all poseibtc econotiiT
will be used with it.
J. ? Harrell
August 8 2*1 It
ADVICE GRATIS
r HAVK left in twy lot and garden, a few
P watermelons Ac., for my family, and to
| those who are fond of them, and will have
thetn, under any circumstances, let me say
that I hare left about 50 grain* of strychnine
an?l direction* how to uw it. If you trill eat i
the melon*, wbj go ahead ; and may bo 3011 ,
I may be f< und some morning, with Isaac (i. ]
j Long and twelve men, finding out vour complaint.
J. 11. NOUMAN, M. I>
August H It
NOTICE.
nURIXd tny absence. Mr. K. F. Harrison
will act aa tny agent. My boob and
1 paper* are in hia hand* for collection.
J. H. NORMAN. M V
A11 guat H J-A .At
NOTICE.
A LL peraons indebted to the undcrnigned
I on aceount, are requested to some forward
and make arrangementa for the nettle- I
! ment of the aaine by tho first of September
next. 8. W. WILL8ON.
August H 2? If
11 EADqrA HTKRS,
33d RKGIMRNT, S. C IN.
IN consequence of the disorganized state of :
the Iteat Companies in thia Regiment.
I caused by the number of volunteer* who have
enlisted for thr tr.tr, I am authorized by the 1
.injurant lirnrrm, to accept the service of
j eight companie# of Volunlrrrt nr ffomr (tun nit, I
for the defence of the country. If theae eight |
onmiMuiM are quickly raited, they will be
accepted In the place of the militia, who were >
"ordered" to "re-organi*e." Kach company !
timet I* coni|K>t?e?l of not le?? than t?e? private* '
and 1'J officer*, coinmi**ioncd and non-com- i
miaaioned. So aoon a* I receive the mooter
roll* of the required uuniber of companie*. I
will iniprrt thein and crder an election for '
field officer*, Captain* detdring to offer the '<
aervice of their reapective "corp?" for enrollment
in thi* I'itluntfrr l.ryian, will *end for- |
ward their application to me at Conwayboro*. i
CIIARI.KH ALSTON, Jr.
Col. SUM Reg , S. C. M. !
Aiigiiat H I'll tf
NOTICE.
IOWBU Hoard of Commiaaioncr* of R?ad* !
A will meet in Conwayhoro', on Monday, j
Auguat I'Jlli. IIv order of
w w. lowkimork, Chairman.
Auguvt I 'JJ 2t.
\OTICK.
Tub notks and accounts ofiiccK
k RBATV, and alao Uie individual I
note* and account* of T. W. 11KATV, have ;
been left with me for collection. I'e.aon* '
indehted wili do w-ll to call ami make early
iettlenient*, and *.?ve trouble ami co*t. I J
can Ihi found at the Sheriff a Office, at all !
time*; hilt *houhl I happen to he ah*enf at
any lime, then you can apply to Mr. W. .!.
Taylor, who will take pleasure in receiving
and making acltlciuent of the *ame.
w i. ok aii am.
Attorney for Buck k lleaty.
nn?i t. w. hc??iy
July 1H Jm if
HARLLEE & WALSH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A N |> SOLICITORS IN Kg I'IT Y
Office Conwayboro*, 8. C.
(Jen. w W. IIAKLLKK. JOS T WALSH I
Feb I'H | ly ;
M
HORRY
? M'
SUPPORT YOUR
District Paper. j
TWO DOLLAR?
t*
J\. YEAE
M
I n
18 ALL THAT 18 A8KCD FOR TIIK
DISPATCH 5
' 3
I n Advance. ?
an
oo
IT CONTAINS WEEKLY ^
TIIK LATK8T NKW
BESIDES OTHER INTERESTING
MAT T E RS, ^
i
AND 18 COMMENDED "
III
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I To the Pill) lie.
o:o ; ]
ALL KINDS OF ' g
J O B AV O R K
NEATLY AND | S
Expeditiously Executed.!
State of South Carolina ^
II KAlMjlW RTKIIH, July I ft, IHtll.
If
By the Oovornor of South Carolina ?
A PROCLAMATION.
i mmf IIKIIK.YH TIIK PKRMIDKNT Oh
i ff CONFEDERATE STATUS OF A ME- I
| lilt'A lit* made a requisition upon the Stall ~
I of Hoiith Carolina for iliree llio:i*an(l men, I
I that heinK (lie quota of the Stale in the tuMi- ,
| tional force now heing called out ; and where- 1 J
| ??, it is required that the Volunteers offer- r
in# forthir service shall l?e received ?*for and v','
i <litring the continuance of the war;" and (n"
whereas, it i* right *nd proper that Pitch re position
should be promptly complied with.
Therefore. I. K. W. I'ICKKSH, Uovrrnor j ?
and Commander-in-Chief in and over the
State of South Carolina, by virtue of author- -m
I itv vested in me by law. do hereby proclaim
that Volunteers for tins service are desired *
and will be accepted, in companies, "for and
| during the continuance of the war," to the | r
number of three thousand men ; each compa- 1 or
I ny to be composed of oaa Captain, one First |{(
Lieutenant, two Second Lieutenants, four
Sergeants, four Corporals, two musicians, '
and not less than sixty-four, nor more than
1 one hundred privates: the officers to he 61
[ elected hy the compauies respectively. No
I men w?M be recfihred, except those of proper j
age and health.
I And for the purpose of organixation and 1
instruction, I do hereby designate "Light {
' wood Knot Springs," near Columbia, and some
proper place at or near Aiken, as points for
I the establishment of camps ; and each com- j
pany, after a full and accurate roll of its 1
I members, anil certificates of the elections
| its officers, shall have been returned to the
i Adjutant Oeneral of the State, will repair to
the camp nearest to it, there to be mustered
into service, and In be organized into Haifa!- |
ions or Heginients. It will not be a pre- II
requisite in the acceptance of these compa
ulea, that they shall he armed, although it is I
hop?<! that many of them will he j
And I do further proclaim. that all the men ;
or compnnie* who volunteered under the Aa th
of 18T.O, nnd who declined for divert reasons, j co
mustering into Confederate service, and in
whose Regiment* lute gone to Virginia, may ' mi
now volunteer into this service, and in eer- j m
tain rases where cavalry companies have ; <Ji
been disorganise*!, their members may al?<> 1 *
volunteer as infantry under thin re*|uia^?? fir
Aii't I do further proclaim, that ; oft
Companies, Battalions or Regiments s^B f0
received until this force of three iht^^H^, lio
men be raiaed. I n v
Two additional Regiments "for the war" eJ,
are also called for immediately; and I have , he
designated the Regiment now raised by t'olo- j rf>|
nel Orr "for the war" as one, and have
offered the other to Colonel Gregg.
Given ttmler my hand, as Governor and Comtuander-in-Chief,
and tinder the seal of the | 3N
Slate, at Columbia, this, the fifteenth day j
of July, eighteen hundred and si sty one. j ,
and in the eighty-aiith year of the Inde- 11
pcndcnce of South Carolina.
V. W. PICKF.NM.
July 2f> 21 R p1
ATTENTION
CAROLINA GRKYK. |
mi
hir
TIIK MONTIH.Y DIUI.L of your <"??m- |
pany. will ho mi Cunwayhoro, on i ?
.MONDAY, Sepieuiber 2nil. Punctual Utendance
required Rjr order of
T. K. OILLKMl'IK, Captain. ^
?uly 4_ IK ly_
MEDICAL NOTICE. *
PR JOSEPH F. IIARRKLL
of
AY ho found at hii office In Conwayjw
E horn', particularly mi Monday and In
KriiUy iflm.wn*. lie awpeotaaa far aaprac- or i
tical in prepare hia own Drag*.
July 4 IK * Sra.
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Pi
?gpw_
DIBP A
REINFORCED P
AND yri
PROVISIONED! '
IAA RLLS No. Cm. FLOl R.
LV It' S?ck? No. Co. Flour. o <
nbbls. Pilot llread. (made in Charleston. ) 2^^
1 Keg Uutter, putti
- Tirrce* Prime Rice (just fouodwl.) pert*)
?ALtu? rtir 1
A small lot of WHITE CORN. ifr
These goods irt on consignment, and will in }
i sold low. j Vice
And only for the Cash. whjcl
Now is the time to gel jrour supple of Flour ^ I
'here is no telling wutn this article can 1 .
[am be had in this market. Apple soon to , R,
GEO. R. CORDON. , .
.*-? " *
NOTICE. 'IX,
I Bnrrrlx Print Rite for Sale. Tt.
rlllS if j superior article of Rice, and
will l?e sold on fair terms. As money IH)W#
scarce, 1 will sell this Rice and take Timber ' , _
rdera of II. ltuck. Esq.. and Messrs. Wright oroaiJ
Ruck as cash. Persons having tbase orders, ,|Q
id not wishing a who'e barrel, can have any MpOB
antitv credited on their order*. A h?rs
Apply to GEO. R. CONtmOS.
1? il_ s",
TO THE LADIES. ;'rr"
^ NICE ld?T or I.ACK MANTILLAS. * "
and MCSLINS, can be had for the ,|9n(
Fat low Apwrea. at I mmmU
KTJT _ it ?)~s
NOTICE. 13
VNIIk 8CU8CR1DKR keeps constantly ou prob
I land, and offers for sale it well select- the c
stock %f : *ct?c
Mercliand ize, ? j owe
inristing of all articles in the Dry Good* ( ^
ne. from SILKS down to six cent HOME- |
PtTN. A superior article of I I*11
I in
mnn- saiKTS AM) I'MHREI.LAS,
Ready Mftde CUOda^ ,,
Hats and Caps*, ?
BOOTS AND 8HOF3, Pa
1ADDLERY, HARDWARE,
Tl.X A'A ft K. CR O V K BR. r. j
Orooerie*. such as
COFFEE, TEAS,
rOAIl, COMMON AND UKKINED, | J
Candles, Soap, Starch. j
SPICF.S, ('ASDICS.
POWDER AND SHOT, cj'
OILKT SOAPS, PFllFEMKKY, &c. I
Special attention is invited T<? MY STtX'K ,
' tine LUPOUS. consisting of Cognac, ,
racli. and I'ale Brandies, Jamaica ltmu.Jtol- j
nil tiin Schnapps. Old Bourbon and Mwnon- . vT
kheU Whiskies, Old I'ort and Madeira Wine. :
'that celebrated brand, "Twice past < y|
le I.inc." Cordials, &e? Ac. Alt ><( which j
ill )>e sold cheap for rash. BI
thus. h. inn.MK.s. |
March 21 8 tf
FOR SALE. 1
a THE COTTAOF. DWELLING.
Lot and out buildings, so desirably Ba
located on School-street near the la
Vcademy. where Samuel A. Wills.>n
rnierlv resided, w ill he sold low for cash. MJA
on time to an approved purchaser. Apply I
nio* II. IIOLWH.V X?
March 21 ! " I Tl
NOTICE. ~
A LL PERSONS sued by T II. Holmes. |?.\Cco
arc notified, that if they will eome ! T. V
rwartl in ninety days from Saturday. -t'Hh ,
arch, and pay over to the Sheriff, his dc- j Ke
amis, the i'laintilf will pav one half the !
ist. T. If. 1IOLMKS.
Msreh 2S 4 if ,
NOTICE. rff
Pntl.lt' NOTICK is hereby given, that J ju
WILLIAM 1. C.ltAIIAM. Ks?,r . is n.y
galarly authorized Attorney for me. nnd in
y name to settle and receipt for any claims i
demands due me individually, or any claims I ?1
demands that may he due the late firm of |
uck A Iteaiy. . sale I
TllltS. W BEATY | Mi
June 27 17 tf
TATE OF 8U|TII t'AROLI > A. ^
11EA DQU A IITF IIS. July 1t?, 1H**1.
LAV PHt K'l.AM ATION. deled July 17il?.
called for three thousand meu, lo
rni gjjcarnpmen'a, lo be rrcrivnl in Miupii- p \T
es, ' ?** the wtti-.**
Now. Ilii* in lo give Holier, that in raising nr?
esc three thousand men. I will receive len , I
m panics lo form a regiment. and ihey may j
i mediately eleel ilieir Field Officers, or they , \jr<^
iv do so after ihey assemble at the encamp- w|,e|,
enl The rolls of the companies signing their
Mindly "for the war." and the certificates j ,jIPV
o the elections of company officers, must j
?i lie returned to the Adjutant General's nf ,j|(
lee. The first thirty companies offered, ac- I
rding to the re<|iiireinciits of said Proclatna- ^
n, will he received, ttue \rtillery com pa- m
and two full Cavalry companies, to each 1
rampmrnt, will lie received. Hut the?e will
attached, at any time to any regiment or ' ??
riments that the public service nmv reouirr.
F. IV. P1CKEN8.
July 2* 21 4l !
>ulli Carolina--Horry District.
IN KQl'ITV. ! TI1
iciat\ I> Bryan, | |
adm'r. J '
is. I Bill in Marshal ?"
'hotnaa Randal J \<?ela, Ac. I ^ *r.V*
_ . n ' Irolie
udcnee A. Bry an | ! jt(l
* * I * I?icl
T appearing to my aatiafaetmn that \V||.- ' ,j|C n
LIA\l A. I>. BRYAN, a defendant in f?r H.
* cauM. i* abaent from and reside* hoy ottd yyr ,
t liiiiiti* of the Stale, mi that the ordinary ; ^rj(
Dce? of the t'ourt cannot he -erred on hint: |*ol il <
motion of llar'.lee k Walnli. t'omplainants ; rotigl
licitors, it is ordered that the said defend- i
t, do appear, and plead, an?wer. or demur , llun.,
thin Itil), within three month* from the m ..
Miration of thia order, or an ordeiy pro 1 fri^n<
ifeaao, will he prattled and entered again*! ; 0f c,
n. j??na iv. nr. \' I, i Km r ji 0 (
May 2^ 1*11 _ IJ *m nor<1,
AN ESTRAY.
TAKKN II'. AMI MHOUdllT rvn
W/Lr before lsuhacriher ?? an eelray. opini
by John d. Floyd, a It VA IIOKsk, ohycc
t?ul fifteen yearn old. fifteen hand* hijrh, *tinjr
L three while feel. and a ?lat in the face hcadl
Mid horM may lot nern at the residence fercn
aaid Floyd, and ihr owner ia hereby re- Tin
tU4 Is Wo me forward, prove liia properly ' dollai
the same, pay eipen-e*. and taWe it away, J
It will he deal! with n?? the law direct* ' V
DAN 1F.I, I.KWIM, Magistral*. J
lnn? II I emit Ma
T O H.
ROOLAM ATION
TE W SOUTH CiMLfN
c.rfci t! vk pff'a rtrw/rwr.
Ji lt 0. 1W
CORDING to Ad Act of tho ConTe.
rt(? Conjure**, rotillol ?A? Act
it* operation the Government under I
anent Constitution of the t'onfe<
*tate? of America," it is required tl
Stale Shall rote on the fln?t Wedneni
November next, for IVeaideut a
President of the Confederate Stat
i officer* are to be inaugurated on I
v-second of February next, and
IEKKAS the existing law of the St
de* that the Elector* for I'reaident a
President shall be appointed by the 1^
ire. and where**, the Legislature of t
will not be i.t regular t-eaaion at t
prescribed by the aforesaid Act, for t
merit of Elector*.
erefore, be it known that I. F.
LESS, Governor in and over I
of South Carolina. b> virtue of I
r .in nae vented by tie Constitute
tritutg the Governor, on extraordiui
ion*, to convene the General Aasatnb
Ae this my PKtH'LAMATION cnltii
and requesting the Senator* and roe
of the lloune of lleprescotaiire* to c<
in Columbia on the first Mouday
tuber next ensuing, that they may
nt in the House ftf Hepresentatires
lid first Wednesday in November to i
Elector* of President and Vice Prt
of the Con fade rate State* of America,
evniljr eitb >K? Act of tin t'unfador
yea* imn*iMit?.
the permanent Government ia to
nixed, an election will he required
Senators from this State, and also, in
ability, considering the peculiar Htnlt
oiuitrv nl her imminent iimllfm sill
I on at the aame wxaion of the l.cgii
n under my hand and the seal of
ate aforesaid, at Columbia, this the si
y of July, in the year of our Lord, <
itusand eight hundred and siily-oue, I
the eigthy-alxlh year of the lude|>e<
ce of the Stale of South Carolina.
F W. IMCKKNS
well. Maeas, Secretary of State,
ly 1H Jit 1'einH
per and Stationer;
always on hani).
]STV ELOPE!
of all descriptions.
3LANK BOOKS,
d black and copy ii
INK*
TEEL Pi:X>
A l.ao
a supply of pltksli
arden SeedsJOS.
J? RiniW(H?U
arrh It 'J t
2ATY, TAYLOR & C<
SUCCESSORS Tt >
* u c k k 1* e a t y .
%
EEP on linnd and for *alt\ full **?(
^ inrnt* of
y Goods, Groceries &
11 y kept in ? Village Store, wkieh
m i lio low cut price*.
'Itl'KXTINK OK iITIIKR PROIKTi
can In* turned into money, taken at
?? for (iooil* or in ecttleiueiit* of Notes
unt* line it*.
f. HKATY W. J TAYU
C. F. Bl'CK.
h. -J8 1 t
XOTICK.
KttM ANP AFT Kit fht* ilatc, tlie *
Kcribara will *HI <?o?>4?S excltieiv
ash HKATY. TA\J,Olt ft <11
ne *J7 17 t
iUUJIi.H
*ST KKt^IVKD into wore. a supol
article of freshly pun mini rirc.
I?j IIF.ATV. TWLMIt \ C'Cl
ly J.1 12 i
HELP O! KING!
:lk preservation is tiik kih
LAW OK II I-MAX fcili#1
fore Announce i<? nil p-rionA llidehtol
late firiu of Ill'I'K k IJEATY, that
li?* mine llint I lif t mu/.i frtllo tli
ttedness Ions, or I shall hi' (Qitipollri
Cash, produce, or iinythin;; that i
fmr creditors, will he taken in pirmt
u unnnot pay the winds, pay us a pi
nil furors thankfully received and jfreit
in pro|Mirtion. T. W HEATY
*rch 21 .'I I
tiik iir<;<;i.\N
PLOW.
KNTKD '22d JUNK. IKtkh? ItY J
II rut;INS, OK 1? VULIMiTO.V
Ills 1'l.oW has 111j*11y advantages o
any oilier Patent now in use, Imv
invented l>y an experienced I'lnnler r
innic. These Plows can now he I
icver desired of llu^frins k llcudrirk,
shops, in Conway Intro', S. I', wli
may always he found ready to acconu
heir friends and customers in the I
pir business, such as IRON WORKS
KINItS.
li.?Cash or Discount on the delivery
rork in our line.
IIIGMINS .V 1IKXPHICK
irch 14 'J tin
PRO8PECTU8
tip Titr.
ill Lit > iOWKDERATIO
IK. undersigned are publishing at I)
>n Court Mouse, a new paper, culled I
tliern Confederation." It is intended
i I KMKI'K* l>KST Journal. iU'V>llr<l to I
u* iiitereai* of the community, and n
<1 by no |iitr1y or clique The object
lilorn will be to fiirni*h n Weekly Pop
i will bring to the flroidc* of it* rt-adc
cw? of the Ly in every department,
i it con be condensed in *n Mna'! *pn
will devote a large >| ?ce to Litem
ultural ntnf Miacellaneon* Mibjeel*.
ic?, ox itx name im|><>M?. it will be tl
ly Southern, advocating a apeeily u
no parol ion of the alaxrholding front I
daveholding Stolen, and the formation
MtKTIIKKN CON FKI>K IIATION"
I ly Stale*. leagued together by the I
iiiitiion intereel. and common dang
lituea are portentoii*. and the Sot
the united strength of all her not
ial> .therefore, ao endeavor to condi
H|?er, a* to make it an acceptable viait
to I hone who may not agree with 11*
on in matter* of detail It will be n
t lo per?uadr and to conviuee. tint
and to wound; to curb the rn*h a
ong. and to ?tir up the tardy and iml
t to a *eti?e of their danger.
c Paper aiill be published weekly, at ?
m per annum, in advance.
AM KM II NORWOOD. | Kdilora
I M. K. 7.IMMKKM.VN. ' and
EMSKK W NoKWonH. | Pohliaher*.
rch '.'I .1 tl
. FREHH ARRIVALS I
.!** .flOTWITHSTANDlH^
THE BLOCKADE!!
'. rilKR wmlersigned would call lh? attention
J, ?>f ihfir friend* and the iiiiblie generall'"
I) lo Ibt fact, thalDiejr have adopted tk?
J.' CASH 8YST*Itf ENTIRELY
list i
lav *m* having received a new supply of goods,
nj j consisting of groceriea, via :
r- , PORK, BACON, FLOUR.
" RICE, SUGAR, COFFEE, &C.
*'? together with a complete assortment of staple
11,1 dry goods which they wilL?eil
Ins LOW FOR CASH,
>he | would invite Jicm to eall and eiamine their
?p- stock before purchasing elsewhere
It. J. 8INGLKTON A <'<>
| May 2 U Hm
? B. J. SINGLETON & CO.
on. ,
iry 8l'CCK880R8 TO
? 1 K . A . I) R 1,1, ,
m- !
an- DKALF.R8 IN NAVAL 8TOUB8. OH.VlN
?n | AND HAY.
he o:o
?* j Also a general assortment of
UT- Dry Goods and Groceries
'n ' suited to the wants of the eountrv. which we
r | Produce.
? | It J. KINOI.KTON, F. CJ. BIHROLGH8.
I March 14 2 ly
10,000 BARRELS
GOOD TURPENTINE
the
*,h i "%JLT XNTK,>? f,,r w,< wiU ,*kr '
ane ' WW full price in payment for Torn,
itxl Mrrchandixe or debts due us.
?d- B. ' SIVtll.KTtfN F 0. HVRROrOHB.
March 14 1 ly
FOR CONWATBORO*.
TRI-WKEKYI. M til. LINE.
y, . .....
i rilll K unilrr*i|(Hril inforn ? I lie lr*TflinH
L I |)itl<lic, ihni he I* running * Tlli|
XVKV.KI.Y HACK LINK. between rair Muff,
j on the Wilmington ajid Manchester Itailrotvd,
I and CnnwajlMiro', K. C. as follows :
Leave Fair llltiff on Mondays, Wednesdays
! ami Fr?<lay?. at ti o'clock. A. M., an<l arrive
. | Conwayhuro' same day. at f? I*. M.
*'* Returning J^eave Conwayboro' on Tuesdays.
Tliursdaya and Sal unlays, al *? o clock
| A., M., and arriva al Fair HlnlT. same day
y I 1? M. II H l'OKTK.K.
Sj ; Fab 2H 1 tf Contractor.
' N. A. MCI.KOO. KKWIM y. IIHI.I-.
I1GLL.
d. General C o m m i ssion Merchants.
f ! A Nil HF.AI.KKS IN
| Pork. Idiril, Bacon, Candles, Sou|?
j Sugar, Coffee, &i\, &c.
| which they offer ut lowest market rates for
I Cash or City Acceptance.
1116 East-Bay, Charleston, S. C.
>r' I Wdf' Order* solicited and nut infliction gtiuI
rant led. I ly Feb -H
;c ! ttfl.l.lUNU. HOMKI.I. t t#?
Wf j l?irect Importers and l>?al?rM in
I F. I FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
.r"'I DRY GOODS,
)R j NO. :i:l IIAYNK HTKEKT.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
JL | April is 7 ly
F. VOX HAXTK.V,
pl'. Importer and Denlrr in
Pftnfiv Onnds Tnvs Ho
siery, &c.
' No J'>S king-aireet, ('karlv?lon, S. C.
Mor ' M rvl' I I 1
'"r | STOKLEY & OLDHAM
f JAMK* ?TOKLKr ALKX. OI.HIIAMDealers
in Grain and Com:ST
| mission Merchants,
,'i w WILMIVkiTOft, N. C.
MO j a '
the I . O'.O
ieir . M"prompt attention given In (he ?.ilr of C???I
l?? f Ion, Flour, lincon ?u>i oilier Country
will : Iriiilui'c.
nt. I lUriHRRi X*?Col. John McKae. IVeiddent
?rt. Itatik of JNhmngton ; I). II. I'araley, F.*'j.
iter I l're*idciil Commercial Hunk : John l?i*w*on.
I Kw|. I*re*idcnl Wilmington Kranrh Honk of
f ! N. (!., llr. Tlitw. II. WtigLt, I'rrnideiif Itnnk
J of Cape Fear; llenry K. NmIi, Ke.j., IlilUbo1
ro", N. C.; Michael itrowu, K?<|., Halialmry.
i N. C.: N. Mr \<ioo, K?] , tlrcen*born', S
l C.# I Mm Feb
H j FLOUR.
v'r CITitKI.KV \ Ol.till AM arc ennalanily
ing iintniifitcliiring Ihc be?t homily Kid'I'll
iml i?i H?r ('R|if Fear Flour Mill*. Wilmington, N.
ad C. F.ir Mtlr a! the Mill*, and at llieir Store,
. at j No. '?, Mouth Water-fit reel,
ore In whole barrel* and half barrel* :
no- In bag* containing one-half,
ine In bag* containing one-eighth :
"f They kc?-|> coiinlantly on lutiol. at the .Mill,
and at their *lore. fre*h (tllOl'NI) \l E V I.,
of llomtniny. ''racked C?,?n. Cow Fe?d. Short*,
llrnn, Ac.. \r.
j They al*o keep for *ale ?
1 I COllN at whoienale and retail:
O \TS mi w liolrotilr niol rrtnil;
I'KAS mI w|i<?lc?nlr uit'l rrl. il ;
iiav i?i wholr"i?lr nn<l rrinil;
, M*r?liMll m finr Salt in uclm:
At |<i?rr|io<il groomi Alum Salt, in unckn :
Norlh-Ctruliiiii Flour on consignment.
*r" ' Murrli I I litii
15,000 Bushels Corn.
?n- i Mm IU SIIKLK XKW OATS
of 'JIMl ItMrrrU Flour
rr. j Jill llnlfi llnjr
ru, i Corn Mml
?k i TwMe Hominy
Ct ' W b?ui I'o an
ry, <'u|n> Kwr Flour in llorrclii ami Si*-it*.
In of Southern H heal *n<t Southern yrouml.
Im- |lr?l in llic Stale.
n<l stoki.f.y k ni hil \M.
hr Mun li 21 H-tf Wilrainnioii. V
;f (oi{\ i
17\ 10.000 iirsin:i,s
Hh |>?('VKIIKINK WIIITK <*OK\ nflonr. ami
l" for Mir hy nirnaurr 01 by weight,
,c' ponmlato the loialtcl.
"r- . HToKELY k Ol.hll \M
,n March i i 2 if
?;t'IT? II OTKh,
iif.; i for if hr i. r c.i rons i >.
?J WILMINGTON, N <\
C/iitn Ar KvaiiH,
propri limits.
f i No |??in* "I'Hiivj io luakcthi* liou?v