The Horry dispatch. (Conwayboro', S.C.) 1861-1863, May 09, 1861, Image 4
SELEOTBD POETRY?
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Th? woTer/ h?? ?w4>i' ?prfc;i>?yoBr>w,
Mdl?n-ak4 eon* oT ih? MwXi! >
The drm* of Ateonioe boo b?u the r~??*4*, '
Answer (M fee*eo utodJy <u?Ooil jre,
Oat af year esbkui i *tern mouth !
Toll them with M?'l?r to* Ml. ye braeee,
And (he reUj, uwflUnhfcey etoel.
The* yew lend eheld bo M)hM ?kb *mriLureleoo
(ratee,
And your riven rum rednjurllh Ike life-!(1o<m1
of knoroe.
La you bow lo Coercion * Wbl.
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Am for jeor heorth*. twt /oar *Iutr?, youi
boeweu? ... m
Strike, every ntoa for hi* rigkU J *
Let cMjh South em heart in the hot booth c<
bottle, r k
Boot otroug ot Ike thoufht, oj Ike redWleh
M. rot tic,
iiiiiiiriaiir "i?t~ * M'wi r
bUMAili* eerf your peer,
ure hole
The eagle of Unfit* Tee floww?
While our bloeeoanag loiid hoe o breeee Wft to
fhn her.
While o ekip of the South hoe* ooilhr to mon
her, w .' >
Let her float 'ueoth o flog of her own!
: i?vlWU
ye etood by the corn poet our forefather*
framed, .
Oh ! troitoroo* eftea of the North^
Hod ye heeded the Warntage b Workington
Leal t^Unlon should sink in o eectiouoP*
grove, ?,
Why w?>uld uor soldiere go fortH? u . |
Tim re blood dyed our bouda, and heads that
thai were hoary
Planned tor our lasting wsnV; ^
Alas ! that the battle-field recking and gory,
Mital bear to Ibeir spiflts the terrible story,
"Your children kgae met, steel to steel.
a ^ V. .
Submission is ruin, Submission Is death!
forth, ye tfravee to trio fleld-^*
The pale scroll of oomprootise cometh too talc;
Who prates n<>ye of Union, when Union means
, hate! __ ' ,
KoHh with her corpse on your'shfeld!
The South has been wronged?strike to redress
her!
She is your country aosf?
On the point of your blades teooite thehggrcssor..
Swonr to perish or crush the opprOaor,
Aud licavun receive your sew..
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Strike, though tIre grain fblla oothreshed t<>
the ground.
The chaff from the wheat goes nnfanned;
Your power nn?l your glory jret shall not depart
Though the footfall of fa mi no may beat like a
heart
All over this fruitful land.
Strike, for the hearts that are Ktnid and
lender.
Strike for your land and your laws,
While 3'our arm* know a aincw, oh! novet
iarr*it>l*r'
While the South hear* a blossom, oh, bravely
defend lier,
And (jo<l watch over your cause!
RICULTURAL
Planting Corn.
Cora should aot U; planted uutil th
earth is warm enough to wake it grot
quickly. With every eatly plantin
there will be necessarily a groat deal c
replanting, and uneven orop.
Manuring CORK JN TIIR HIIALaod
otherwise wcR manured, b, w
thiuk little profitted by manuriug in tL
bill. Poor land not manured, should, b
all means, have an application to the hil
and will bo greatly benefitted. Wc hat
Men some curious experiments, ^wtric
mum to tudiualo thai in lauds capable (
supplying Ore demand* of th* -plants, t!
roots spread out In all directions in seart
of it. This is their natural method, at
thus supplied, they stem lo neglect the pr
visions made for tbem hi the bill. ' B
it in well known that, failing el?ewlu>i
tbe plant mates use of special messcnoe
to avoid itself of this provision ma
near home Ashe* and plaster in eqt
parts a spoonful of l'eruvinn guano, soi
well-trieu superphosphate <ur the paudrel
manufactured by Mr. Bayos^ cither w
answer tbe purpose; some rich com pi
will do better than either perlis]
The guano and more concentrated 11
udvnptago of oouveniei]
it state
H^^tftt^OTnfneht Etfglish botanist mad
experiments iw tbe jfsr 1794, which le
to the osneiotion that elder boshes wool
prove a protsctioo from many of the it
sects which ape so trmbleeeme in wt?
dens Jf any One will notise, it w?U 1
found that worm*,, flies, bags, inscc
never touch tbe Aider. This simple fa
ted tor experiments, swkit we* found th
the leaves of tbe elder scattered ov<
oabbagew, out-?mbe*re, aynshm and nth
plants, subject to ths ravage* of insect
effectually shields thawi. And is if sa
that the plum and- Other fruit iuay 1
saved from the mftges of. ioacoU, I
placing upon tbe tree, branches of eld
leaves. It is vsvy little trouble to t
the experiment, apd vc hope some of o
seed art #111 te?t this remedy end rep*
upon it.?Country (lentb man.
Love is strongest in pursuit?fricn
ship in possession.
Sorrow sbowa ub truths M the nig
brings oat Itars
jggi
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Thai 'Iralh ia rtygO ttiau ftotfon' m
an adage that ootupcodh ileelf wH^i increased
forog dadgv.*?d almost hourly,
'to observation! illustration
of thia remark is to be found in tbe following
o'er tree tele:
eight Veaea ego, *
y?ar? FoUedcr a^J end woO a dauncl
. (Void hit ??a native laijd, Kvcrybady
being williuff, the nuptial rite' vupur1
formed, an J the happy cenple took up
their-abode to this city, where. Mr. P. I
earned w comfortable tuhai^cuce. Matte
ra paaacd on ei nsnal for pearly eight1
' yepra, two children being horfi hi the J
iiieautimo- Some three mouth* ago, Mr.
r' P. told Lie wife that lie had 2 splendid
opportunity to cngsgf in a very loorative
1 buniaeaa in Chioago, provided he etarted
immediately. y **
In compliance with her ho* band'a rctyueat,
and like *
^oenpg^^Bi W
nor leas than a n^H
with a young ladyto^^M
r*oino attaohed and ougat:ed/^^^M|
before iu U?ia y'uy. Though aUruSnTy *
the ioteiUgeuoe, Mre. P lcept her Owu
aouonel, and determined tjpou rcveogc. J
Mr. P. took hie departure with every n?"dicsGon
oflhtenac nffcolinn on both aides. !
The train next* to the one in which
Mr. P.. was seated contained Mrs. P. <
and the two childr**. In tho c*fon?e of \
time all the partica arrived at Chicago, y
Mrs. P. arriving on the morning of the j
day thal>wt buabiud Was to be married, i
She attired herself and children in holi- day
raiment, and-woot to tho bouso of i
the bride*a fow tnotnente before the ccrc- i
inony took place.- The porter at the
JCm. mmmuH hoc trt l?(v>Tl invited aHMt I
UUV/I OUJI iiv. I - ? wmmm ?. . ?? .
ushered her inta tho parlor. ~dj|wf
Mon aa th?.?hiWb-on aaw Mr V. they r
<;inbmc#tl hirii audoati^d.^iti^pei^. An'
<yeUirci?i.eiiirnC#lhTWtvT; trU* hrnl<? j
od; tho matntua swooned;* Mr. F. gH w |
pal 9, white 1B0 brother ot (ho Bride administered
a pound chantj>cmeiil to the
I ,w?uld-hc britWroatn. ,
Stung^by the . proof of hor hosbswd's
fatlhtcasnvas, Mrs w?blcatuc so excited
that, iu a fit of passion, >bc rtmhed Into j
Uh> kitchen where tho bridal feuat wan
being prepared, and netting a tMal cou
tuixuag hot soup, ru-had into the pertor, ,
anT before a hand could he rained to dis,
sonde her from hlpr purpose, the entire j
contents were thrown i>v?r Mr. I*,, scald- ;
iug biin dreadfully. Amid alrrielcH of j
Cain, Mr. F. was taken to the hospital,
is skin utterly peeling off on the waJ.
About t\fj weeks utter his udinjMon
; into)thc hospital, he died in great Agony.
An investigation was had, huf owing , to
the difficulty of procuring witnesses, >Jra.
F. was released, aud returned to lhe?l9
a widow, aud a sadder, if not a ^ber
woiuau.
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1w|r In the American J'jynial of
. Science nAri Arts, I'rof. Ic> (""nll^jfleacribcs
liis vi/?it to the 'Silver Spring,W
I Marion county, Florida," wltftsc optical
! phenomena, so unaccountable to many
I u_ . u:.. u. _n I...
' YlSlinn, RC liniwii Iiujf mi IX raiMain.u
by recognized physical principle*. The
stream takes its rise in a pool nearly
" eirenbr in tdiapo, abaut two Imndtvd
feet in diameter, thirty ^i*. feet.deep in
e j deeptfl cresico, where the water boiLi
" up, and surrounded hy hills fevered with
^ gi(C*Htic evergre#ns. The most 'reuiark^
able fact in the extraordinary transparency
of the water. With favorable
~ sunlight, errty feature tind form of the
0 bottom of tbo gigantic b .*iu m, as dts'?
{ tjuetly visible u if Vim aalur Was .re7
moved and the stuioiphere substituted
'? in its nlaco. Part of' the bottom rx
r? covered With % lnxarnwiK growth o<
plants, whieh attain a .height of three 01
' four feet. When object* arc pecri
obliquely, the refraction of light cau*e?
j tbum to sppcat* frtngi-d with prisuutit
" hues. Though tbo w.orr ha* tt??t thi
! magnifying power whieh ^ i* popularly
ut j ascribed to it; yet it WM found that, oour*
( print ootlhi be road at about an groat 1
Ir" \ vertical dUteuce beacatfi too surface, an 1
| crmld be In tha atmosphota The trans
parcocv which makes ibis pool so beaut!
ne ful aatf tftrange, and which is unaffecte<
by raiu or drought, is explained by th
**1 fact that the pool renrirwe n<? surfac
drainage, tnit it is replenished by wale
P?- which boils up after having been strainer
filtered and freed fruit <11 eolorin^^^r
loc ter in its paaengc thitmgh^d|^fl
and fortuous uodcr-croundfl
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driul^^^^M
H fire of my
drink ! There's the edoSuff^^^^nWy
e and the p?ace of the k?uso, give me
j drink!" There's the rent 1 robbed from
j ; iny landlord, fees I hitve robbed from idv
( I schoolmaster, sod innumerable articles !
r Iravc robbed from the shopkeeper? give
H, mc drink ! -Pour inn out drink, for tuort
tB I witt yet pay frrr it! There'a my bcaUl
ct ( uf body and peace of miad, there's ?j
[ti , character as a u? m, and my prtdfcasior
lir a* a ohrietiao, 1 giva tap all ? giro mt
pr drink! More yet I htvo so give! There't
. , niy heavenly inheritance and the eterua
friendship of the roduejued, there te al
1 my hopuof salvation! I give up my Sa
5., j vloqrl Cgn'o up my God f I resign all
4,r All tha* is great, good and glorious in th
. unirerse, 1 resign forever, that i may b
JT j drunk!
Ul j K?>** - -? *? -* "
Sir Robert IV.'., speaking of Lord
i don, reeia.kcd that 'even hi# failing
id. leaned to virtue's sideupon which
, ceotlomaa obeerrcd, that his lordship'
j tailings resembled the leaning tower <
;ht 1'iaa, which, in spite of its long ineJrni
[ tieu, bed uever yet geoe "over.
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1
irl Q
umyiptoTHn^
MM, VAMilMTM AT 8KA.?'TSri
Wot fKrdy Lee ?IM i^ub T mji Mm
Partington on i trip to Basic a. "Hi
' witul wn ahead,' and tho reenel had t
beM up, sad the order to pat tW beta
'bard a lee' had been board through lb
night. 'Handy Lee again ? I declare
| f should think tho gooy tnedur vonld b
com plainly exaapi rated with fattpae ; au<
I'm certain be hasn't c^t a bicaaed Death
ful of snjthlog'mll the while. Captain
.do call-the poor areotnr dowd, or humai
aatur can't aland it.'
The tondeWhid air of a crowde^flBon
girca a deposit which, if ellow^^^Lrt
mala for a few day*, forms o
glutinous mask, having a
animal matter. If axatnln^J
crow ope, it ie *cen to undfl
able change. First ofalQ
?d into, a vageUblo^^fl
ft^Wcdby the p|f
mile and replied, 'No sir,1W^WB
tueeiag humor this eveing.' YfeaS
Iroppcd hia memorandum book,!
c tired to the beggago car, and
clt unwell. *
It baa happened with the greatest o4>juorore
.that they lnjgun with being pcoined
the greateet of foole, and eudld
villi b^bg boh} tho greateet of oureea U
They bare first undertaken (Btorprif a
ftbicb all *i?c men ^sro proclaimed put
wild or chimerical) and- prosecuted then,
until all good jnen bore denounced th{:a
ae horrihlo and atrocious.
L<n?g ago, a certain proprietor in tio,
^ * .. ?f UnfUul Kamsm,* varti inlinutA
1W?J Ut jnanaswsru vvvwuro .... ..^.vV
BlQrthe Ihike of Argyll. One-da; -in
Ihejrientitude-of bin friendship, lie viid
W nun, Miow I wish your citato were in
my county !' Fpon u-iiich tbe Puko replied,
"I'm tbinkiqg, if it were, there
would be no room for youra.' - r*e
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Lawyer's p.iy.?A port young lawyer
dtlce boasted to memi>cr of the btr
that he ha<fr received two hundred dollar*
fur speaking in a eertain lawsuit;
the other replied, *1 received doable that
suru for keeping silent in that very case '
Jud^Mcnt ia not a swift-growing plant:
it reggrras time and culture to maturciL
while fancy ofu n springs up and
? >** in a single hour. Tm fragrance
of the first, however, ia lasting, wfcifc
that of tbe latter is nn transient a# its
stem ia fragile.
Tom Moore said to Peel, on looking a<
the pieture of att Irish orator : 'Yon cat
Me the very quivajtjflfhia lin^^^Mfc
I
countrymen, who answerSO^^MHi
arrah ooming out ^Vt.'
A beautiful tfcvwght is toggeet^l ii
the Koran :?Angels, in the grave, wil
not question theena to the amount c
wealth thou hast left behind thee, be
what good deed thou haat done in th
world, to entitlo thee to ft Mat 'apQ
J the bleated.'
In a dilute whether II. was realty
| letter or a tiuplu aspiration^ IlowUn
Hill contended thai it was the fornei
adding that if it were not a letter, it aw
have L?rt" a very serious affair to him. I
I making him ill (Hill without the II) a
* the days of hie life.
vat - 1 - <1 ?
rf A tymcl man, ie? dj uog. wni
wandering in the streets of Vsria, ha?lh
' d >p seized by vxnc one passing ; instu
| ly opening his eyes, he pave ehasc, it
i ' overtaking the ihief, cudgelled him scvu
fihf, after which ho closed his oyes, ?i
r! nil to Wring again.
1 * A cock, hawing found a pearl, *
* that a grain of ooru would be of m<
valuo to him. Yon ?.J>oald collect tog*
3 j ct in a pile all the eurtldy riches, ?e i
\ man you would aak for ho pearl, that
' > to say, the beautiful.
tI 'Yon had better ask for manners tl
i-'tnohey/ ssid a finely-dressed gentle ft
h to a beggar boy who had asked for all
1 ' 'I asked for what I thought you had*
c tuoet of,' was the boy's reply. 1
He who carries the torch bchit^H
'r makes a shade for himself, and I^H
'?\ for those who follow.
^^Would you like to anbsodM^flB
j 'Tom, who )
, married V 'Well, he marricfl
sand dtrtlarr?I forget har
The difference between a auitj
' snd a suit at law is this?
1 you with poeket* snd the othalH
U them.
The easiest snd best wsy to ex pa
the chest is to have a good heart in j
' it saves the coat of gymnastics.
t. A pretty woman pleases the sye;
] ! good wmnau the heart The one is
| j jewel, ibe#other a treasure,
Grace was in all her stops, heaven
{ her sye, in every gesture dignity a
8 I lore.
c ; The hnncKhack straightens Linn
; in the tomb, aud the wickt d man uo
I the rod.
,n The most enlightened man has alw
1 acmething to learn fr*?m the peasant.
n J A. ftj?n marb? afool with wit, buti
>f I f judgment.
? Fame i* IIVq a river, naflrownt wl
ito bilhpltfee it, aod hro&dwt a&r off.
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; StTKTEK WAlCHMi
! thk vKtH nieroiu ojTrDetiZ PAI
now iwrUa 'M>ifc?r mmm j
UWr W k*~ fwMj Hp Whu <Wc?mi
* ^ current ?r netrc, m wall or t#
' rcndoctfc.h- Jo?i?1a?ccdi
1 to uono in i i(Ui to? '
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w ; '1tpg?j^
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made by ?kMl l?*l C>W *? bdnnt mc
Vflt
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| JN AD VANVK. J*R
ANNUM
| S3.0O.
^Lar vrgKKlY l'APBR, I* AD
F rjACJr ir/#t
try rr ro the latest
)jk L1TKRABY mid Agricuhaq^MpoiLJri
JL ltaliad woe^lj in
Ur. I). Lcc,' Agr?enli*aml Editor,.
W. W. Mann, Litorary Editor. -- tWi*.
Sf. MThite, iloiticultural EdRor.
l>ovot^d tfr Adrift1 u*?. Lttornfur* and J
It la a ^onrFoforwi of fclilt t
?each isauo Wontai*in* Mr cnlnqion of is
tor. 1b rttencckal Aecudoo,
strlr of the tTl>?|tra|d.?oak In vlllM
will bo all dial tbo boat uricvltiitnl ?ci?
and practical knowladfe Sptfth Ihtrol
can fttrnUh A wookly riHu" ?o -tbe hoi
of Southern Planters and Far, taris-ft will
more meful and acotjflable la thepi jWn i
monthly )oflrralot ?<m*l wesit.
The Agtleultural Kdltor is Dr, ftatdo! I
die distinguished profrhaor of AgricaTlwV
the UntV?r?tf of^eu^a-^-eunor (bKh
year* past nftKa "Southern Cultivator,"4
a leading contributor CO- many Northern n
cultural journals oi the highest reputation
The Horticultural Editor is Mr. WiTlian
White, a skill fat on A experienced. eultiv
of fruits, Mower) and vegelabfeo?A treili
rapute In thofte department* and Aalhoi
that popular work, "Otrdeotag A>c
Literary Hflltor K >1*^. W. W. Mi
of tkit Stth, on accomplished writer, of
and tcboVRivaliayiuient*, *h? hattng ret
from tha actfv* daties of the legni prof ear
spent many years in kjirope, aril tea*
several years tha Paris OVhrcepondent of
"National Intelligencer," On l "Southern
erory Messenger.'
| ^"The Southern Field nn^^1Plnreide,*
iMkht the useful and S|iiniM
famish the Southern Farmer llhSutiuu
t fill in SVSgy tiehl he cultivates, ana the Sc
, era famKehotce literature, the olhut<
Southern inlaUrct worthy of waleom
every fiiaMh
t It will bn in ?U renueets a firwt class |
I cm ail scale of expenditure mora liberal
boon, attempted in the South,
^^j^nsd to i^sh iu ite merits, the moot
Bb. %2.m?i fcniii
BTelub rUM allowed. Ko ersdlt ?0
tbw -Vtato tf^tn whlek
n am KDt rteSmAkt j?r.
it Postmasters will be allowed fifteen per
. on the ihlHtf subscriptions rtojht
' them.
it On all subscription* exceeding tvtfitr
a from ana offi-*,., tweuty-five parcmt w
? ^Tni^dUion to thie eommissipa n pre
of one hundred dollars will be paid t?i
a postmaster, in each of tba following S
i who sends the largaat aonb-er of subs*
with the money, by lbabr*t day of A
> next: Georgia, Tantt*a*oe. Alabama a n<
>1 SiMppi. "* 1
iy Other jreniiums and. prises wilt be
U announcW.
aWo?tribotion* aollciktl from the p>
Hoitihern writer*. *
|f A spc< ial appenlda made to the lad
js the >h?uth for their patronage mad goods
| Tfe paper *^111 be entirely mtrei or p
On tuelter* perttlhrng to their reej
. department#, address the Editors.* O
'C- ters of business generally addre**
ad ?ARM
J April H . -4~ '
lid CharieMoa Candy Maaofac
" RINfiMAW & BU
1 MsnulncMten abd lm parte re of
? French Confactioucrios, 1
BOXES,
no 1 WHOLKEALtf A>'D KETA1I,
j ! t indie* put up in 'Jft, M and luO !b.
{ All order* promptly attended to.
too 247 King-st, Charleston,
f Cakes "fresh every l)uy
Wcddiag Cake, Pjruiiili sad Hteepli
Ht to ordur, 1*arties supplied oa rss
tern.- 1 ly ' F
hand a large assortment
HRgarstor*. Children's Carriages and H
Hlor-.D
March 4 1
P Fogartiea & Stilimt
Wholesale and Itelail Dealers if
" French, Kngheh aarl Amc
0<J DHY GOODS,
d. 2*7 KlXG-STREgr. C<>*XZR 1
WORTH XTttbXr,ChwlMtoa,
8 C.
! MarrhC' '
F. V fljf?AKTt;
in Impmwaad Dealer ia
Fancy Goods, Toys,
?i, . *iery. *o.
N? <6S Klog-eCreet, Chnrjkatoa,
~j M,r^4' " I' , Vo
r FLORENCE HOI
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Mertkmmf mi IaUU Air<7*
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M C'vMMMi^r tn Equity.
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I i* CMI uf f&nsrrl Smn**t iiintt Common 1*frv
Jany A. Thompson
J* .*' OzJuHtry. -Z - m :
James A. TJiooipnoa.
Wjj * ; Tu Collator.
an"' M. B. (,'oopar. *
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1 * l>u?v" (1. Long.
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f *- Thon. F. Ofillewpie. 0. Long. C- 1J. S?
^ via, 11. XI. vVttdir*oB, J. W. Muhor, 1)
uiel l.f?n. Alva Kiuer, William Koyd.
%m' 1>. KlcLardaua, baiuiMl 1>. 1'ituiaa, J.
fcnc Kicli?Kxl. lu. E,' Dtuxenburj'.
irH . 0.
n??B, t'vjnrnutiohtr* of Uol'h.
fy* Vppvr Board? Alr? Jhisnr, A. )lt Johont
? ' Levi lirainger, TktflaA F. llnrtlw, Jan
0. Ilea.y.
IU Lower LU.arA?r S- <li)!e*ple. W. W. Lou
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tor dostoo for .hood iwg-oad h?ahdgs, generally,
?oa is Tapldly prewinft i>b^ Var poc?U I ha*
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will ha printed with ?Imt typ^^BlSHI
pootow.in short, the dk?i|a is to atlkt U
lO?<M'llil irtlWlligeut. people of I lorry
nm| not fttl t?h?inc?l.
Tho editorial department will be conducted
by Jos. T. Walsh, Esq- Of his ebility, I
worth and principle*, we feel it unwooessmy
to soy anything. ,frker or* woU known and
-appreciated, hoik Ot home odd sbrood, nnd
"? otford Ike saost owtpl* guarantee, that **Thc
'? Utrry i/iayo/cA," in it> kiatlU, will b* In no
'way behind the Weekly phetn of the Utate.- ?
8tnte-Uigkts priltelplei. strictly construed, are
those -which will be ffrtnly nailed tv its n?aMhead.
The /hyufrh will be caw ducted strictly on
the <%dt prnicipiO, as it is beliersdtfcat only
Upon (his system can it. he utade lo prosper.
tl?c icetn%therefore, will he Two boilers per
Annum, tmrtirta 6tf 1m afriws. Adrertifem.
i ments will h% inserted at 75 cents per square
K! I of 12 flaea for Jhs irst iusfrtion, t-d .Ml
I cenn fur each snlWoqltent iMirtion. with the
- neual (ftti-M to permanent wlWrtlwtii,
A. A. OILIIKKT. \ ~
^ . . . U. L. DARH j Proprietors.
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Rates of Fostago in the Confeder.
ate StRtos
For t!i?r c??u vcnivnae of our reader* anil the
yuhUfi generally, ?? have prepared li?e fol!
lowing simplified atateiwciil oil lie rate* of
pontage uudor tlit Aot of (lie t.'ongrv** of the
Confederate Stale* of America, udoptcd on
the Hist i'nlirutrjf, ltMil. It mu?l lie liurno
v^j in luiiol tlmt the Aot ia to go into effect
"from and alter >uih period as tlie 1'oMuta*ter
tirueriil tunv, by proclamation, announce:**
*
A IUTK* OF PthSTAOE
bctwten plates within the Confederate States
of America.
OS I.XTTSRft.
Single letter* not exceeding ? half ounco
fit weight ?
i For any ditMajwe under "i(X> mile*, ?> tent* ;
Fur any distance over utxt miles, 1U cent* ;
I Au additional slflgla rate for each addition.
al half ounce ur Inn.
f>VP letters J cent* each.
? b? the foregoing caaee ?l?e pesiage'o ho
' prepaid by stamps or stumped euvclupc*.
AdvevClycd latter* ii ceota ttvlt.
II.. ? ' . hk r*i'KA(iii
4'nntalHiug other than printed or written
matlrr?inq^cy packages nv Widudcd in thie
elasa :
wia,. To bo rated by weig ?t a* lr tor* are rated,
and to be churgod double the rtlci of postage
, Per ua letter# fo Vit :
r k For noy <IIi>m<? andef ftflft wllaa, 10 rente
Jen- for each ball oufcoe or lr* :
, For any distance ovar ?00 n.ilra, SO cent a
'kip for each half otiose or leaa.
|}i all ease*" to be prepaid by ?*amp? or
Eliae stamped eu*elo|>ee.
** . ?>a AiaarAraat
r? n - ^
' Seat lo regular att?l b?>na ti le nubscihera
HMni thb vfllco of publication, and unt exceed ?V
i*g throe ounce* in Weight*.
jt ? , ,. Jaithhi tlie Hiatt- where published.
, * Meekly pu?vi. Q| renin per qpartrr;
_ . ,, BaAti weekly paper. Id eeala per qimrtcr ;
p# Tri-wackly paper, 19| ccuU per quarter;
I>ai1v paper, 3'J cent a per quarter t
lu ull.caner, the postage te be paid quarterM
,, ly in advance, at tke <>ffite? of the subscriber*.
> |n '*, Wilful the State where published.
1 Wjgklf paper. Id cents per qnartcr :
. *" ' Send Wlrekry paper. 20 eenfe per quarter;
Trl-we?kly pm*r. 89 rent* per <^u?rter ;
Daily paper, ib cent* per quarter ?
lit all oasea the ppslage to be
in adtaucc at the office* of ibe^S
C.
- I An adW h.ift
l.iiK ?M*<1tt?onal ouno^ qr
M. ooacea. * \
M. ' Bl-Mnnthly or Qu?rioilf, -1 feat an eance ^
t|,. In all the postage to he paid
M quarterly in advance at 4iH ofllcea of au tiki.
fRMP. ^ i
- . 1 Withent (he Stale wbNw published.
Kat rwralint tj oeaees In wvtnpe; .
Pape. Momm> 6 eJntfe per qpartefcnrjfcenle for
nith. number.
Bern: Monthly li rente per quartef, or
2 ceniAJbr caeb Bumler. v .* <. W.
Twocenta tnMiuonpf ffir ecprv^MHiunal
ounce er leap bey?n?l the Lp.|
IH-M.>?tffly qr ft ounce.
- Ln alt came*. th? poMAfWhr puid quartenjjy
in advaaae at the effuse <jTthaj^becr|b^
' '? ?* TttA*?M}w ruutrcb
.K/VJ other newspaper. pamphlet, periodical
and iu*g a aj no, aeeh circular net scaled.
I band-hilt tn.i dWraring. ?! at Heading R
wood in jf watt fur mny M*tnc? ; '2
addkiovmlObr *dditi?a*l oabc? or
in* j?/?ik<I f)d fcni ifcrn oiiMd,
in *i\ MM Um peetd^p t?Jbc prepaid b7
tiampf or aumpod mrriopoo.
. *, ,rtuxs??d V?iti\tfba.
_ , .1 !> fallowing Mrwio o?ljr entitled to
? .. rM**. ?d4 ? ????. MriM*J!?TS
""Tr*
? y .lluCloiO* ini
Au3it?r of Uif Srti&furj for tie
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