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LATEST BY MAIL. [From Dispatch** to the Cktrleiloj t'ouria ao?' ^Jinury.] Kirn MOW D, September 2f>.?It it re ported here that both the I'jited 8ute Senators from Mary laud nave bee# ai rested and Bastiled. 'lbe atatemen about the shooting of 400 troops, by 01 der of Geo. McClellan, for their refusn to advance on the Confederate troops, i believed in high ofteial circles here, an froiu that source the information was ot tained. There is nothing of interei froiu the camps. The Richmond Dispatch of tho 23 inst., has the following: Dispatches wer . received in this citj on yesterday, statin V that the Tennesseeans, eight hundre strong, had succeeded in driving the Fee MHWms. froi ^^^^^^^^Antoroating from Missouri. a ltK?:*'NSK to the tyrant rtlKMnNTjy.!>. tuoupson'h troclamation. r A friend-ha* kindly furnished u* tli following, wliicli we publish with .plea sure : IIkAIHjUARTERS 1st military I>ist. ") Mikmiuri State (Juari* v (.'amp Hunter, .September 2, 1801. ) To all whom it may oonc? rn : Whereas, Major-Gcneral John C Fro mout, commanding the minions nf A bra ham I/incoln. in the State of Missouri, has aim fit todeclare martial law throughout the whole State, ami lias threatened to shoot any citizen soldier found in arms within certaiu limits; also to confiscate the property and free the ncgros bebwigto the members of the Missouri State Guard : Therefore, know ye, that 1, M. Jeff. TbompMii, llrigidicr General of the l'irst Military District of Missouri, having not only the military authority of HrigadicrGcneral, but certain police powers, grautcd by Acting Governor Thos. (\ Reynolds, and confirmed afterwards by (bivernor Jackson, do most solemnly promise, that for every member of tlie Missouri JStatc Guard, or soldier of our allies, the armies of the Confederate States, who shall be put to death in pursuance of the said order of Gen. Fremont, that I will ' Hang Draw and Quarter" a minion of saiii Abraham Lincoln. While I am anxious that this unfortunate war shall lx> conducted, If possible, upon the most liberal principles of i civilized warfare, aud every order that I have issued has been with that object, yet, if this rule is to be abandoned (and it must first be done by our enemies) I intend to exceed Gen. Fremont in bis excesses, and will make nil Tories that i come within my reach rue tire day that a different policy was ndof ted by their i leaders. Already mills, barns, warehouses and j other private property have been wastefully destroyed by the enemy in this I J District, while we hare taken nothing i except articles strictly contraband, or absolutely necessary. Should these ! things be repeated, I will retaliate ton- I ^ fold, so help me t?od ! A M. JKKF. THOMPSON, ^Bj|MjHflHBMHttMM|^^ominatiding. at (hp ^^^^^^^lence of I>ry?dell K. Mlaiialand. a LOT OF CORN, auppoaed to ho About fifty huabela. to ho Aohi av 'ho property of tho aaid Itryadell ^Hf K. Mtafial and. ai tho auil of tho State. Hi < W |. < It \ II AM, Aaaignce. L Sept 20 *0 It lr Recruits Wanted. I WILL RECEIVE TEX OOOD. .1 Bound, able-bodied uirn iii my U Company, the "Horry Rough and Jgk Ready*," if application i? iiia<Io noon. ^8 You cad giro your namea to Mr. II. Uf J. Singleton, who will giro the noC?aaery in form at ion i , MAM HELL, t'AptAin Company fl. i ramp Marion. Mopt lit 29-lf ABOUT TO IjEAVE i FOR VIRGINIA. ALL PERSON'S indebted to mo Sy not* or account will lind their pa)?er* in I ^ tho hand* of W I. ORAIIAM for collection T! I'loaoo call and make early ottlomont and 0 oblige JACKSON FOWLER. i Sept 10 20 tf J Jj Muliets for Sale. i'? foi OA OR 40 n,W S "f l,rimr MULLETS re. for ?alo at Cherry drove Reach ( bet I'rioejT.OOfwvT.AO. according to <|uality. or Mopt 19 29-21 K II FUTCIl J > the State of South Carolina. = 1 ADM'TtlT AID lllf T?* Oll'l'l OinCI. r [SPECIAL ORDERS SO. 270.] WW1? KXCRLLtNCY. the Governor ol MR 8outh Carolina. having approved of . Ine urguiiiuiM proposed to be raised by Gtn. W W Ilarllee. in the Di Uriels ot r* Georgetown. llorry. Williamsburg. Marion. I 1 Marlboro" and Darlington, it is hereby I ordered: r* I 1. That W W. Ilarllee. of Marion District, II 8. , be fully empowered to issue all necessary orders and to lake all necessary tnea 11 aures for the organisation of the Pre Dee d legion, in accordance with the plan submitted by him to this Depart maul. II. General Ilarllee will report fVom time it to time bis progress in the elocution of thii order, and will send copies of all orders Ac issued by him. to this Department. J By order of the Governor. S. R. GIST. Ai^j'l Insp. Gen'l of 8. C. ft Sept 28 _ *0 ?*_ d Ihadquarlrrs Pee Dff Lrgion MARION C. II., Sept. 23d 1861. 11 [ORDER SO. I.] I. The following companies within thelimiti HBMtei^Ulrgiiiieni. S. f. M . having report k^^lfor service in this Legion ^^|^miment in the same th< H^ngs Home Guard, ('apt. .Mi a hot ' ross Hnads \ olunteers, ('apt P^yd Guerillas. Capt. Orainger A accauiHw Guerillas, ('apt. Todd. W 9- D ?g Bluff Home Guard*. ?'apl. Best. 1 o !! ?!*c,lon hereby ortlcred for s J Colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel, and Major to command said Regiment, to beheld on *atur_ .lay. the fifth day of (Jclober next, at the respective Company muster grounds of the ( ompinici ftboTp nutnnl. c . '. "'"f1'"' *P,*'tts of Companies respect irely in said Itegimeiit, will duly notify their ? Companies or said election, and will, on the day of election, call to their assistance two of his Lieutenants, manage and hold the same, taking only the roles of his Company.) opening and closing the polls at the usual limes for military elections, and upon closing the polIs the Managers will proceed to count the ballots and make'a return thereof, certified . i?y the .Managers, to the commanding General *t this place, to the car* of Captain R P I Graham. 11/ order of General W. \V. IIARLLKK. - ? i re i?ee i.egion. n. P. nuMiu. Acting A?lj l-Oen"l. Sept 2c; 30 2c The Richmond Enquirer is ri Ri.isiir.n Daily, Scmi-Weeklv and Weekly, t ?v Tylor, Wise & Allegro. TKit MS. nAU.V I'APKR. Seven Dollars per an-I num. an<l at die rnlr of P.ight Dollars , it taken for a shorter |>erio<l chan one year. For (lie SKMI-WKKKI.V, Five Dollar* per annum, an?l Three Dollars for *i\ months, j payable in mlracice. For the WKKKI.V, Two I Dollars per annum, or si* copies for Ton Dol- 1 lars, Co he paiil invariahly in a<lvnnce. When , letters containing money arc sent by Mail, j they noisi iK?? wilt at Ihe risk of the writers. Sept 2R. lHtll. fit)?if Headquarters 33d Keg., S. (', M. i| St.rTKVIUI'.r 1st, l?t;i. I N pursuance of a deneral Onlcr. receireil t this <lay from the (lencral of the Hth \ i Kaiga<le. all t'nplnins or officers in eommaml I of Heat Companies, arc hereby onlcrcil, /uttk- , ui(h In canse a full nn?l accurate list of all j ! nersotis - " , .vomit i|U( V an?l nl*o of nil 1 Alarm men. In he mn<le oul mi I trati-iuilte<l to the Colonel commanding. Said list will . specify names and ages. Cnpltcina or officers in rommatid will a'so report the amount, kind. ' nntl ntntr of rjinrnry of nil arms ami aniinuni- 1 lion, camp or garrison equipage. and accou- j Irements of any kin<! ii> possession of their men, ami nl?o what vacancies (herd may he | 1 in the commissioned officers in their respect- " ive corps, tlint ortleis may he issued to till the . . same by election. Membership in dunrilt" will not eienipt from NDIitin duty persons who are otherwise liable, unless such Companies are reported as " I'nluittrrr r<>ry<?" J to the Colonel commanding. nml are nercpfed as such by the <inventor. Hy order CIIARLKS ALSTON. Jh.. Sept l'.t W-2t Colonel 89d Hrg'l. State of South Carolina. 1 ^ ^ 0 KXRTUTIYR OFK1CR. ? Hbiagera of Elections. | T(> I 111- f~ allowwill election fur one reiurn role* ^^^^^rtil bo *een that the note below ore in^^nded to regulate our State election, hut the I Conatitulion of the Confederate States give* ; Congre** the power, if they think pro or, to e?labli?h a iiiiifurin 'lav in the State* fo holdi inf< the election* of Member* of Congre**, an?l the Act of Congre**, filing the flr*t WYdne*day in October nest, *ay* that the election i* { to be conducted according to the form* catab* : j lirhc'l by each Stale. K. W. 1MCKKNS An extract frotn an Act to alter and amend , the tenth aeelion of the tir*t article of the : < Con*titi<tion of the State of South Carolina. Senator* and Member* of the lloiiae of 1 llcpreaentntire# ahall b?choa?n on the TCKS- . DAY AKTKKTHK SECOND MONDAY IX 1 tit'TOUKK. in the year of oair l.ord one thou ! aand eight hundred and *ixty-iwn, and on the p am* day in every *econ?l year thereafter, in luch manner and at *nch time* a* are heroin || Ureoted." Ac 1 (xtracf from an Act to alter and amend the law in relation lo the method of counting vote* in all election* by the people Thai hereafter, in all election* by the pen ! le. the manager* ahall proceed to count the :>le* publicly, immediately after the final o*iog of the poll* at the precinct where the S^1 ite* hare been taken, make out a certifies*the remilt -* " ' ... -...tn ?nnii signed by the ansger*. or * majority of them. nn?l taken I be Court House, or place now fired by law A - counting the rotes, on the day next subjuent to the <Uy of tlie said election, on or III? Tore the hour of four o'clock. l\ M., by one DIZ more of the aaid Manager* ' Ac. Pi lept 19 29 2t J M ii i in ii i ?mmmmmmmm HOIiKY NIIKKIFF'SNALKH. I PY virtu* of sundry writ* of Fi Ku to tit i directed, an?l lodged in my o?ee. 1 offer for <ale before the Ooort House In Conway bo ro' on th* drat Monday and Tuesday in t>ctoh*r next. during legal *al* r hour*, lb* following property to wit : A tract of land, containing on* thousand and thirty acre*, more or less on Bug Swamp, adjoining Mom Tyler'* land, as th* property of W. f. Bryant, at the suit of W. H. Ilarris. { A tract of land containing four hundred acres, more or les*. situated on Buck Creek and Camp Swantp. and known as the Norria land, a* the property, of D. M. Butler, at the suit of K II. Futch. The plantation and residence of Joseph Floyd, containing on* hundred and eighty-air I acre*, mors or less, as hi* property, at the i suits of \Vm Floyd, and others. A tract of land, containing on* hundred aud eighty acre* mors or leas, and known as the Jenkin's tract* as th* property 1 of Stephen W Kirton. at tbssuit of W. H. Jones and other*. A Negro boy by the name t Bill, as the * property r.f Kandolph S. Johnston, at the suit of Burroughs A Gurganus. The plantation and residence of W. 8. j i Reaves, containing three thousand acres r>ors L I or less, and known as the Round Swamp. Mm jAkaHHdj, at ?h* ^ rheplantaUo^ii^rT^Pflm^^Pi I thur Sugg*, containing r*JO acres as hivf t Pr?P"?7. ??" 'uit of SamunlTwi, 3m>1 it 'V,WI*ir I,or,M'' n" property ofBan^f H. Singleton, at tho suit of John Darb^ I Three tract, of |.?d, to w,t: *J con- ' taining one hundred and fifty-thteo here* adjoining J. J. Hughs, andis'a partlfthe I Jos Mil* Inn,J; AI*o one other tract, obtain' ,^1 u ^,7' fin-v ?h* ore half j of the Sion Seller* land, on Chinson Stamp J?i?d also, one other tract, container two ; 1 \i'n| t . V ,W'n,J ECrc"- know? ? i Malek,ah Jan.eC land, on Brunson Hwatp. a* ?f,A ? SkiPP*r- ?? ??' rJi, of , , Samuel S Hard wick and oth?rs. The plantation whore Jo* It r.._ j merlv lived. lying on Hear Swnmp, as his property at the suit of the State for Ttsea. 1 A tract of land, containing 1000 acrm more | or Icaa, lying on Hug Swnmp, a* the jroperly I of Enoch t'ohh, at the auit of the State for 1 Taxes. J A tract of land, containing 1"?0 acrea. more c j or less. where (iahriel Skipper now lire*. ? lying near the llalf-way Itrnnch, aa th? pro' pcrty of John Tindal, at the suit of the Stale ? I for Taxes. ?" The plau'ation and residence of Wis. E. a< llugtiea, contaiaing lS?t acres, more or leas, lying on the East side of Simpson's Creek, in K((joitiiiig lands of A. J. Hardee, aa his pro- ai perty, at the anil of the Slate for Taxes. in A traet of land, containing 1200 acres more rf or leas lying above 'ohnston s Ferry, on Little ^ I'ee bee lliver. a?" ming the Johnston's Ferry land, as the prop? ,y of Wm. II. Johnston, at the suit of George Keller and others. A traet of land, containing 100 acres, more or less lying on Uaxters Swamp and Horse I'ond Hay, about 8 miles from Conwayboro', near the road leading to (Scorgetown. adjoining lauds of Win. II. l'arker and W. Uuaenbury as the properly of K. 1*. Green, at the suit of F. 1>. Hughes assignee. i The Plantation and residence of Hugh 0. wi me? .mis more* or less, sa m< his property al the suit of the State for Taxes, ne A negro boy by the name of Grant, as the property of Joseph Johnston. Jr.. m i?f Hurrough* \ Gurganu* and other*. The resilience of Jos. T. W*| ;h. nitutlel in I he village of t'onwayboro*. with two lot* ittached. containing one half acre each, ami ^ , mown in lite plan of said village a* lot* No. jn( >1 ami W, a* hi* property, at the atiil of K. Uunro, Jr. ca| W. I. OBAIIAM. S. II. D. tin Sheriff'* Office. Sept y 28 lit ?n; 100 Dollars Reward. Im UANAWAV from the subscriber, about ten day* ago, tny negro man m AUAM. lie i* black, about :i."? year* old, ami about "? feet 7 incbe* high. J j^bne of hi* eye* ha* been put out, and c may be easily recognized. lie formetly rlonged to J Wood berry, and i* supposed IJ > be lurking in the vicinity of Itull Creek or J. ear Georgetown, where he ha* a wife. The rPR' hove reward will be paid for hi* delivery in n,J' ic jail at Conwayboro, or Georgetown. or'I Sept 12 28-4t ||. III'CK. ?r?l ? Hue NOTICE. [71 ROM and after thi* date the subscribers P will *ell good* KLY FOR CASH OR BARTER. OW HIDES, at CORN, HAY, j[ AND FODDER tV ANTED. Those indebted to us will please come for- FBI ird and aettle. either by ca*h. produce or te. H. J. MINGLKTON k CO. August 22 2."? tf O MY CUSTOMERS" conJ T Hy. Having left my business, and 8pvj 1 * T me 10 v lrginia, to heli^lefrn<^^4 | support my family, after this date. S My old customers can't complain as they have their farms, from which to feeu their families, while my dependence is only my g Goods, which must hrinq the rush. fcTar- Mr. 0. G. EATON is my authorized Agent to act in my absence, and has strict orders T? to sell only for cash. Persons will please give him i> their notes for their accounts, or ,an et hiin have liacon and Corn for ?f, he same. ,hr After the war is over, and if by J he grace of God I am spared. I I * IlltO ? !* .../ iic utile to resume my j M terms. GEO. It. CONGDON. i j%f August 15 24-tf 1 jS'ti W* P. JOY, ^ tipping and Commission Mor- ; to ohant. M? RALTIMOKK. MI), yj, TTKNUS to i he purolinoe iml xliiptnont 1 { of PROVISION*. OR A IN. 0ROCK~S, ?nd ?ll dncritrtionii of MKRCHAN- ?1 K. Ailriurcf madr on Consignment*, roprioior of IVkn l.in* to OoorjpHown. nrch til 8 lj , 1 >A.4 ^ U 1 fc* .P Li ATTENTION CAROLINA (GREY ATTEND drill of your Comptnr >( c vtjboro on .SilunltT the 2Rth mber. PaMtutI attendance re<|uii By order of T. F. GILLKS1HK, I'tpttii ley* $8 SO SCHOOL. J|^ THE 8UB8CR1BKR WOl inform the ciliteni 'vflRCoDvijhoro' and eurround country, that on TUESDAY, tnt dny of OCTOBER neat. viUMamt hie Reboot at the Conwayb AeeMKmy, and will teach a aeaaion of met or TtriTto*. First Grade, aix dollar* and nerentyoenta ($6.76.) ^Miid Grade, ten dollar* ($10.00 ) won* wieblng to do eo, can get he to til* Academv upon reaaoni K B F. HMITM, Prlccipa Wwl ; I wy dated October 1R59. A liberal wtr^pfllb? paid for the abore note* to Under, on delivery to me. All |?er*on* hereby forewarned trading for *aiJ nolei J. W. Ill H.I.I DA Y Sept. 6 27 4 NOTICE. AVR. J. N. PIERCE i* my authorixed I w B torney and will act a* mv agent in ihaence. RAM I. BELL I hope tome of my debtor* will furni?h 1 >,?rce with *ome hog* to make meat tor i hmily in my absence. I want them forthwi SAM LBELL Sept. 6 27 4l. II 13 A WW WW m-r m. ? ? a mzd -fm. # 1.1 IC TK 33d Rt&IMKNT, 8. C. M. IN consequence of tin* 'li*orgnni*c<l sir .* the llral I'ompanira in thin Regime! aiiaeU by lite number of volunteer* who ha nli?ie?l for thr trtir, I ntti ituihorixed by t djutant Grotrtl, to accept the aervire iglit companies of Yolunterrt or //<<<wr Uu<iri >r the tlefence of the country. If thesecig otnpaniea are quickly raised, they will eocpted in the place of the militia, who we ordered" to "re-organixe." Kach cotnpat iu?l be composed of not lee* than ??J privnt ad 12 officer*, commissioned and uon-cor daaioned. So anon aa 1 receive the mua< dls t>f the require"I number of companies, ill iaff-'fct them nml or?ler an election f> rhl officer*. Captains deeiring to offer I> irvice of their respective "corps" for enrol ent in this \'>lu*terr l.tymn, will so ml foi aid their application to me at t'onwayhoro CIIAKI.KS ALSTttN. jr. Col. .13d Keg., 8. C. M Augfe*: H 2ff tf NOTICE. ^ 1.1. persons indebted to the undcrsigue uu mxiMiiii, are rc?|U*"<ie'l lo come lor mi wad make arrangement* for the ?dil? Hit 0 the s.iino by tlic first of Septembe *t. tf. W. W1LLSON. Angn*t H *j:t if N OTIC E. rllK NOTES ANI? AtVOlSTS ofllltK kfc IIEATY, ami also tlir in<livi<lua ic? and accounts of T. W. ItK \TV. hav? rn lei I wilh mo for collection. Porsoni leblc?l will <lo well 10 call ami make carl* lleinetits, ami save trouble an?l cost. I r lie foiinil at the Sheriff's IMice. ai all ics: hui shoohl I happen lo he absent at |r lime, then you can apply to Mr. W. J. jrlor, who will lake pleasure in receiving 1 making settlement of the saine. W. I. < K A11 \M, Attorney for llttck ^ Ueaty, an<l T. W. Ilealy. uly 1H 211 if NOTICE. fcriU.lt' NOTH'K is hereby given, thai WILLIAM I. GRAH AM. E*qr., i* my ularly authorized Attorney for me. ami in name to settle an J receipt for any claims lemandsdue me individually, or any claims Irmands that may be due the late firm of k A lleaty. TIIO.S. AY. UEATY. una 27 17 tf NOTICE^ IRtlM AND AFTER ibis date, the subscribers will sell GOODS exclusively ash. UEATY, TAYLOR A: t o. j ine27 17 if T" NOTICE. 11V K Sl'BNCRl RKIl keeps constantly on hand, and offers for sale a well selectock of Merchandize, ting of all reticles in the Dry Goods froi* 81LK8 down to six cent HOME- | N^^kauperior article of fanrl Caii.AHD SHOES, SADDGER*. HAUI) WAR; 77,V WA K K. CROCK KK.Y, Groceries, such as COFFEE, TEAS, COAK, COMMON ANI) RKFINK1 C|ndlen, Soap, 8tarch. 8PIDES, CANDIES. POWDER AND Shot uu,KT HO APS, PFKFUMKHYfAo Special attention ia invited TO MV HTtM'l fine LIQUORS, cnn?i?ting of t'ngnac ach. and Pule Hrandiea, Jamaica Hum. Ilol id Gin 8oiiaapp?, Old Boarhnu and Monon tela Vki*ki??, Old Port and Madeira Wine, hat celebrated "old" brand. -Twice pa*t Line." rordlala, Ae . Ac. All of which I he Mtld cheap for cadi. TIIOM H HOLMES. larrh '21 3 tf FOR SALE. tTHK niTTUIR HWKI.I.ISO. Lot and nut building*. *o de*irahlv i luealed on Vt/.t.? ' .....miKireM nrnr ?).c XI\rmlrniy. wbero Samuel A Willson rrly reai*l?d, will ln? a?]<l low for ca^h, imi' to an approval purctiAaer. Apply TII08. II. llOl.MKM. rrhil 3 if ORENCE HOTEL. :o: I. W. UAMHI.K. 0 PROPRIETOR, FLORENCE, 8. C. i! V - - llgg A. r cj u. I PROCLAMATION. 1 \ STATE #F SOUTH CAROLINA. *, ?f c ? EXECI'TI VE PEP. IK TMESXT; jilt rt. 1h6i. fLDl A CroRDIJ,? lo An Act of the Con'oden of ' nlf Con grew, entitled "An Art to line i '",l >nio ?P*r*t>on !>< (Jovernment under ikf ll^ 1 permanent Constitution of the Cuafede|jf I rate Stale* of America," it is re?|inre?l tliat j oro j each State Shall rote on the firti Wednesday . gee ' November next, for President and ' j Vice Treatment of the Confederate State*. I which otti^r* are to he inaugurated on the ^ i twenty-second of Februarj next, and | WlfKHKASthe existing law of the State 1 | provide* that the Elector* for President and 1 itf(j i Vice President shall be appointed by the Leghi, Mature. and whereas, the Legislatureofjlii^^ State will not be in time prescribedh^MH^^^^^^^^^^^^H ?? pjiatm^^^Hflj *" occasions, to cotirenc^li ,,lp do issue this my PR<MM.AMATI<M^PM| *r? ttpon and requesting the Senators and iurn^ berw of the llousc of Represent at ires to con rene in rolumhia on the first Monday in _ November next ensuing, that they n.uy he 1 present in the Mouse of Representative* on J the said first Wednesday in Novemlier to ap- 1 at- point hlectors of Presidcut and Vice Presj. my dent of the Confederate State* ?r America in ui conformity with the Act of the Confederate ol Congress aforesaid. Jr. tlu* permanent (loveranient if to >?? ih mv organized, an election will he required for pi lli. two Senator* fiom thi* State, ami al*o, in all A prohahility. considering the peculiar Stale of T. the country, other important matter* will he ~~ acteil on at the *ame *c*sion of the Legi*latore. (liven under my hand and the ?eal o( the Stale aforeaaid. at Columbia. I hi* the *ixth -i of day of July, in the year of our l.ont. one qI tit. thousand eight hundred nnd sixty-one. and ^ ve in the eigthy-sixth year of the Independhe encc of the State of South Carolina. ? of V W PICKKNS. Isaac II. Met**, Secretary of State, lit July I* l!tl l!rui*t C he ' ? , ^ re South Carolina?Horn District.,"" ,v IN Kljl* IT V. '!" e* tin I.ucian I) Ilryan. I I jll(| er adni'r. * 1 *ut I v*. Ilill to Marehul I pa, ,r Thotnn* Hnndal Asset*. ke. If* ,c Prudence A. liryan .,?sf I- *' j on. r- MJT appearing to my satisfaction that IVIL- ! *. g 1.1 AM \. I>. HHYAN. a defendant in ~; tut* eau*e. i? ah?eiit from and re?ide* t eyond | the limit* of the State. *o that the ordinary ! procc*.* of the Court cannot he served on him: " I on motion of llarllee M WaUh. Complainant's |m j Solicitor*, it i* ordered that the **id defend- Xxf ant. do appear, and plead. an*wrr, or demur | j to thi* Ilill. within three month* from the 1 'cl* publication of thi* order, or an order, pro j _? * j ennfevn, wfl! he granted and entered agaiust | * I him. JOHN K. HKATV. Com'r * t Mar lid. lHfll. HI 8m The State of South rarnli?? - - ? V..MOJ | 1, | IIOIIRV DISTRICT. I IN COMMON PLEAS. * I Sc-tIt Holla mec \ i 1 I vx v Attachment. ' | Joseph J. Ilellamee I I Rfc 1 W IIKRKAS, the !M;iintiff ?li<l. on tlie 4th . ' J day of May IHtil. file hi* declaration ; again*! the defendant who tax it ix toiiil) ix ; c ^ t al>?otit from and without the limitx of thix State, and ha* neither wife nor attorney j known witliin the name, upon whom a ropy of i the xaid declaration might he served. It ix | therefore, ordered that the xaid defendant do " 1 I appear, and plead to the xaid declaration, on I or before the fifty day of May, A. 1>. one thou | sand eight hundred and sixty two. Hlierw i*e, final and absolute judgment will l>e giv en aud awarded against him. I ST J. A. THOMPSON, C. t P. t'lerks Office llorry District. May It 10 le.'lmly. D03 THE STATE OF SOLTH CAROLINA I Horry District?In thn ? wvtUUiUU j Ploas. c f. jfniioT, ) I ?*. AitMhuiml. 11 J. J. Ikllemy. j JB. mwrilKRKAS ili?* Plaintiff did on III.' tliira ''rJ yaF lietli day of April instant, tile hi- . K* I ilrcliralion against the Defendant, who, til i* *n . Mid.) ?? absent from. and without the limit* f.rC"! of this Slate, and 1in* neither wife, nor atlorney known, within thw same, upon ?b?ni a f'c copy of the said declaration might ho sertrd. ?r, *M It in. therefore. ordered that the said defend- J? *, ant do appear and plead t<? llie said deelara- *' lion, on or before the first day of May whieli will he in the year of oilY l.or.l, one thousand eight y-iwo. oili.'rwia^^M|^^^B absolute judgment I.KALKR IS K WITCHES, JEWELRY, CFTLE. > RV, SILVER WIRE, j "i Guns, Pistols, &c.l Sl'MTKR, S. (\ | 1 *? March I I I I Fogarties & Still man. j Wholesale and Retail Healers in j j j French, bullish ami American l DRY GOODS, j 2-r?7 A7XO-S TKF.KT. Cnn\KK H'KXP. If OR TII'S TH A'AT, Charlonton, S C. , March 4 I j P. IT4kW' ?- ? mm W & J\ 1% T 1^.., Importer and Uenlrr in i Fancy Goods, Toys, Hosiery, &c. No lift** kniK Charleaton, H. C. March 4 I 1 1 CITY II O T F, L, '" [FORMERLY CA ROUS A) ' Mar WILMINGTON, N. C. PA Cute* & Kvarit=*, 1 proprietor* so paint i pa red to make ihit bout* agreeable. ' C \ FOR CONWAYBORO7. TRI-WEERYL MAIL LINE. ' VIE on<(rnlpf<l inform the lr???lin| public, ihM he la running n TR.IVKEKLY H \CK LINK, be*ween Fair Bluff, >n the Wilmington wd Mu?k?lrr Hnilrotd, Jul Conway boro', 8. C. as follows : Leave Fair liluff on Mondays. Wednesday# ind Fridays. at 6 o'clock, A. M* and arrive "on way boro' same day, at 1 P. M. Returning?Leave Uonwayheru' on Tuealay?. Thursdays and Saturdays. at & o'clock I.. M . and arrive at Fair llluf, nemo dar at IP M II. II PttRTKK.' Feb :!8 1 tf "tnlmr**r TIIirHU(i(iIY* PLOW. PATENTED KM JUNK. lHJ'dU-RY J. S. iii iKjiNs, or daklinoton. Til 18 Pldl* has ntauy advantages over any other Patent now in use. having >ecn invented by an experienced Planter and dechanic. Theae Plena can now be had rhenever desired ef tlnggin* A H?iilry^mM^k ^ shops. her may IT EEP on hand anil Km mcnts of Jry Gooda, Groceries &c. Mtalljr kept in a Village Htore, which we Tor at the lowest price*. TURPENTINE OF OTHER PRODUCE. int can he turned into money, taken at full ice. for flood* or in ?HiIcnienta of Notes or ccoiint* due us. n. llfcATY w. J. TAYLOR. C. F. BUCK. F*h 28 1 if RICE.~ ITST RECEIVED into *<?re. a superior uriiflc >?f fre?hly pounded rice. For le by REATY. TAYLOR A CO. May 21 12 If HELP O! KING! JKI.F I'RFSERVATIOS IS TIIE FIRST I LAW i>F HUMAN NATURE I rehire announce to nil person* indebted lo lute firm "T lll'CK \ IIKATY, that tlic ic ha* come (lint they nitml ret tie the r lehtednea* ton*. or I shall be compelled to >. Cash, produce, or anything Hint w II r our creditor*. will he taken in payment. > 011 cnnnol pay Hie whole, pay ii* a pari, mall favora thankfully receivedand greater ?* in proportion. T. W IIF \TY. ilarcli 21 .*1 if MEDICAL NOTICE. 1>II. .IOSK1MI V. IIAHKKIiL 1AY be found ni hi* office In Con waybom'. particularly on Monday and 'lay aliernoon*. lie expect.*a* far a* praci ! iu|>rt'|>sre uiaonii I'rug". uly 4 1R _ _3m. iper and Stationery, ALWAYS ON HAND. :XVE LOPES OF ALL DKSCKIPTIOXS. BLANK BOOKS, I) BLACK AND CO I'Y I NO INK, TEFJJ PENS, AIM A SUPPLY OF FltKSH ardeii Seeds. .WIS. J. RICH WOOD, rirch II 'J if 'OKLEY & OLDHAM [? KTOKLRY ALKX. OI.IMIAM. ilors in Grain and Commission Merchants, WILMINGTON, N. C. roni|>t nltontinn pMcti lo I lit* utile of ColIon, Flour, lliictm a ltd oilier Country uce. riRiM'KA?Col. John McRae, I'rrniiltnl of Wilui in poll ; <' 0. I'artlrj, Kaq. drill Commercial Hank ; John Havmiii, l'rr?idrnl Witiiiington Rrniirh Honk of . l'r Tho?. II. VS'rijflil, rret?ideiit Honk l?e I'mr; llrnry K. Na*h. Ka<|? IlilUboC.; Michael Urown, K*| . C. N. McAiiwtJ^^agSj their ''racked -an. \.c., tie Tliry i?l?n krrp for mIc ? I'OliN at wholr*.*lr and retail ; It \TS at wholesale ami retail : I'KAM at wholesale ami retail; II \Y at wholesale ami retntl; VI ?r>liall ? tine Salt in ?ark* ; ,iverf>o<>l jcrnuml Alum Halt, in *nrk* : iorih Carolina flour on consignment larch 4 I ton 15,000 Bushels Corn. .vw nrxiiKi.H sv.w oath 2(>t? |lartel? Floor 2?"? Hale* Hay I'orn Meal Tahle lloininy Wheal Hi an t'a|>e Fear Pour in HarreN ami Hack,...>! ? ? n ni'iti anil Southern groiui'l in I lie Stair. STOkLF.Y A OMIIIAM. irrli Jl X if Wilmington, N. T. CORN! 0.000 HI'hiiKijK I'KKMSK WHITE CORN afloat. and for ??!e hy iiiMmire or hy wright, frfl U to the lm>bel. * 8TOKRI.Y k OLDIIAM. rhll '2 if VILION HOTEL, 1. L BUTTKRKIELD, TRi >PRIFTOR, CHARLESTON, 8. C.