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SELECTED POETRY. I r ? Si TH1 TRUTH. 0:0-! o| You watch jour neighbor's actions j< Mora (ban jou do jour own; ec You cannot, or will uoi, O Let his affairs alone! In abort, jour neighbor's business, m Which none eoncerneth jou, M You meddle with, till yours ?' la clearly out of slew " It is the ungarnisbed truth? You know U is the truth! |e You see jour neighbor's failings, { P' But jou do not see jour own: And think that jou are worthj To cast at him the atone, W han, if jou'd wipe jour mirror, 5 Till jou journelf could see. (| You'd find jou're juet as erring, And full of faults as he! Si It is the ungarnisbed truth? I ^^fcM|^^^YouJuiowiiisthe truth! A Tool House Wanted. "Where's thai h?g cbaiu ?" asked Joe ' Tubbs of hi* boy Hill, as they were get ting (bo team ready to draw a load of wood. 44I say. Hill, litre you swal'owed that ! ? chain ? Never can find anything when you want it. NVby didu't you put it Dp in its placo ?' Hill looked astonished, as if lie had not I heard the simo thing about some misplaced tool every week of his life, and said very meekly : 4,I didn"? know it had i any place in particular, though I Ictt it on the cart, where you generally leave ; it " The fact is, Tuhhs was a sloven, and novcr c*?uld lay his band on anything he wanted ; and he added to this sin a crossgrained, fretful temper, that worried everybody with whom he came in con- ; tact. The plows were as often left in the furrows us elsewhere, and lay out over i winter ; the cart and wagon atood under . I- _ ?l.l I- L i ... tiic uiu appiu-ircc, ny me roa<l?Me ; the chains, yoke, and nose baskets sometimes brought up in the stable, mmeiiiuei under the shed. again in the corn-crip, but oftencr were left with the cart ; the shovel* spadea, crowbars, scythes, corn j knives, sickles, rakes, forks, axes, and j other tools, were scattered about the j premises, generally left where they were i last use-i. So there was a hunt of an hour that i morning, in a 11 possible places, for the log-chain, but it didn't turn up. The I oxen sto<?d chewing their cuds, philosophically waiting, as if they wero used to such delays, it was entertaining to an outsider to see Tubbs stunning it, front the barn to the shed, froqt the shed to the corn crib, front the crib to the cart, and front (be cart to the wood pile, scolding as be went, and blaming everybody but hitueslf for th j loss of Ins chain "Look here Kill, ruu over to neighbor Jewell's und ask hint to lend us a chain; tuuat have something to bind Che load " So Kill scud to the neighbor's a half mile off, to borrow. When he had made known his errand Mr. Jewett replied : 'It is rather doubtful whether you can find such an article in these parts," with a drawl upon ibe ratocr, a?.J a wicked kink in liir eye, 11??* squinted toward the slovenly habits of Joe Tubbs. However, be went out to the barn, where be shoved a door that ran back . upon little wheels, aud- introduced Kill to a go?d sited room, where there was nothing else but tools. There were the crowbars, three of them of different site-., in one corner, tho plowa all cleaned, the hung up on tho sides, jjte^M^^liiuhaniess on no V* i build H^^^nvehis tember. Ku boy will learn wi/slum in his preset] school of uffliction, and when lie lake the firm will have a place for every thin and everything iu ita place. ? America Agriculturist Hints tok tiik Month. ? Prepar for the war ! should bu written over th ?h?or of every farm building Save n the provender you can, that will nouri* man or beast Take rare of your straw chaff, bran, everv thiuu. ami don't f.e extravagantly because )uu have full crib' Fix up your shelters for the protectio of dt<ick during the winter. I'cpHir all farm bouses. Tako carc of your stock. Don't indulge any longer in mutton but look to the wool, end guard again* hard tiiuc*. Set all the old folks toknil ting stocking for the soldiera. II .It p >uu*l of Cotton and half a pound of wo? will make four pair heavy winter sock< and they wdl be tuwely needed. W I have no Yankee knitting looms, and mm rely upon our fingers. Get your horses in marching ordei We may need more cavalry, and ever man who can spare a horse should fret ly offer him to his oountry. Prepare early to aow a large area ii I wheat, rve, and btrley. Sow large turnip patchoa. Red loj rr jdL id: ill ?io well sown ?ny time in September, ive all jour p?M and pea Tinea. C<>ttou.?Pick it out as rapidly as it ; x'n?, and don't let a hale of it leave >ur gin house until thn blockade is rain ' I, and it can be made available by your , oreranient. Work day and night?not to make | oney. but to be able to protect the ; tidier and his family, and accure our an indepenJeuce. ? Farmer aud Plan- 1 r. 8av* Your Hay.?There is no betr time than the present to remind our lautiog friends of thn importance of iving every pound of hay they can { sfotc the frosts set in. The lato rains jS ave made the crop most abundant eve- ( rwhere, while tbey bavc seriously interred with the gathering of fodder, and { irreby creating an additional reason to ipply its place froiu overj available mrre. The supply of bay ia the towns id cities is nearly if not quite exhaust1, and well-cured crab grass, securely _1 sled, will doubtless command imniedi4 sale in the market Should the nutliing else can be become fetea^win. H Southern of England, though the son of n j pious widow, was reru n k iblc for thoughti leanness mid vice. The clergyman by j whom the school was comnieiieed felt ! the deepest sympathy with his mother, 1 but was nt length compelled to exclude bcr *<>t^ from the school, who soon be came, nil account of hi* wicked conduct, 1 the terror of the whole neighborhood. After a while he entered the ariny, ! and went with hi* regiment to America. I While there, one of the aergeaut* of the i regiment visiting Kngluud and calling ! on the pious wotnan, *he made hint the hearer of n hilde to her son, nnd sent an earnest request that he would read it < every tiny. He received the book and message with great indifference, saying. "I'll try < what I can do," nnd opening the Bible, j added "Here goes." But mark the hap py result. "How strange!" exclaimed be, unable then fur tears to add more. Ilia eye had caught the only pannage he had ever been prevailed upon to commit to memory at the Sunday-School: "Come unto me, all ye that iabcr and arc heavy laden, and I will give you rcat." Mat* thow 11: 28 Such wa* the happy ? ffect of 'hi* text on hi* heart, ihal he who h el been notoriou* for rtvcuring, lying, di*hone?ty and other vice*, now embraced the invitation of the Lord .Ie*u*, and b-CM adorned with Christiati excellencies He soon after died on the field of Itattle, at new Orleans, with hi* hea l on the very passage which firat i arrested hi* attention ' III* Bible, *t?in< d with hi* blood, wa* brought to KogLud. I IjAZi.Nr.rg.?Liiine-s i* u bad diaease, ! und like many other kiud* is often self* ! imtK>*ed. Ill the Ca*?? nf injn 1 in.lirl.ln # J , ah it i* an inherited rn.4l.dy, and consequently hard to ouat from the eysfi ni. Hut it is oftr ner tin- cam- that this dis- I gus'ing distemper is brought on persona j by their own deliberate selfishness?by I a vastly discreditable disposition to shirk the inevitable burden* incident to living ii decent life. Laziness of this kind is one of the cardinal sill*, arid should subject the obnoxious offender to the discipline of the fre.id mill. More particularly i* laziness offensive in the young and I healthy. To learn to w.>rk, and work , chcrrfully, I* the central lesson of life, j liegin to learn it early?e*ch? w laziness j a* the most disgusting of nil faults, and ' one that will surely end in hopeless misery?for, depend upon it, none can be so insensible through laziness as to bo, in the end, incapable of suffering, j Nature is. in the event of a non-payment of her demands, a stern and tnercih *?s creditor. Therefore, boys and girls, off jackets and superabundant crinolines, aud keep square your uccount with her. ???~-"~Hon CoFFKE CAME TO TIE f'sEO. ? It is somewhat singular to trace the manner ' iu which arose the u*e of the common beverage, coffee, without which few persons, in any half or wholly civilized country the world, would seem hardly able to exist. At the time Columbus discovered America, it bad never been known only grew in Arabia and fekflte^^The discovery of its acmees, madi union of coff e, upoi j^^^^eport of some shepherd*, who ob served lb*' their fbtck* wcro inoro liv?-lj after brow?ing on tbe fruit of that plant ^ Its reputation spread through tbe ?<lju c? nt countries :?n<l in about two liundrei year* it roachud Paria. A ?ini?lo plan * brought thorn in sixteen hundred am four tor n iMfiiniti the parrot stock of ill coffee plantations, in the Wert Indies c Tbe extent of consumption can now hard c Iv be realised The I'nited Slate* alont II annually consume ut tbe coat of ih l.in i |, ! from fifteen to sixteen million n r dollar*. You may know tbe Arabia o tj Mocha, tbe beat coff.re ; by it* small beat , of 4 dark color Tbe Java and K%*t In _ (iian, tbe next in f|iiality, a larger am ; paler yellow. The West Indian Kio ha j a greenish gray tint. Kxi?Hr.**ioN of Drkhc.?Women ar ' more like flowera than wc think. li i their dre?* and adornment they expres l" their nature*, as tbe flower* do their pc 11 tala and Color*. Some women arc lik the tuodest daises and violet* ; they ncre iih.k or Icel letter ih<?n when dressed ii 0 a morning wrspjur. Others arc nn * themselves unless they cmii fi nite out ii gorgeous dree*. like the tulip or th F* ; blush rof*e. Who has not seen wonte i' just like whit* lilies ? We know severs h j marigolds and poppies Tltrro are wo men fit only for trlfrti, like the dahlias n others are grtccful and airy, like sulci Now and then you see liollocka and suu P , flowers. 1 ?rnmmmm I HOKK^ SU1M??RT YOVR jf District Paper. 1 W O DOLLARS A. YEAR . yC v Jp jKr| ALL THAT 18 A8KF.B FOR TO V DISP^TCI^ ! ii .A. cl v a n c ? oo THE LATEST NEW RESIDES OTIIEl' INTERESTING MATTERS AND IS COMMENDED r "" " i o 111 e Ir* ti I) 11 c o:o ALL KINQS OP J O 13 WO 11 1 NEATLY AND Expeditiously Executec Now is ihr Time to Mibserifc FOR TIIE TRI WEEKLY ASH WEKKLY ? SUMTER WATCHMAI o: o TIfK PROPRIETORS OK THESE PAPEI nr?? now ."paring nfith<?r expense nor labor to kfully up with Ihr great current of new*. a* well a? t>* rcn?lcr ihcir Journals woiul lo none in rcganl to general interest ami reliahilily. Arrangeiucnta have been nta*lc by which new* up to the latent moinc will be furnished. kkjr thi- ir/.v.'AY. v n.irKi: < the x* ('//AM test /x the state i /.v .1 hI'.i.vrA'. / /;/(* i.v.vrv 8:3.00. es^r irA'A'A*/,}' /*. 1 /'/:n, /.v id- ^ r.i.vc/: /?/;/. .i.v.vrv. with .vA ir.v / /? ro r//r /.. 1 r/:.vr JKtl'H UK FORK HOLM} To r It ESS 82.00. (;iVJIKKT & DARR rxoi'li/ETOJIS, Samtor, S. C. Marrh 2H 4 tf Tho Southern Guardia V POLITICAL AND KKWfl JOURNAL Published at Columbia, S. C. DAILY, T H l-W R EKLY AND WBKKL uy \j. r. re 1 nam. T I R M i: Daily $6 ; Tri-Weekly. 54; WeekA, $2 p Payment in AdvaftM^^harl*regi tiered l?tl|H he enti-^^^^H* y tied to an exim * copy, or in lieu of that, 20 per cent ol nunu iliii? remittal; 10 per cent will allowed on amount* re in it led for tin t gle aubscriplions. \ POLITICS. I i A* * political Journal, the SOUTH CIUAKDIAN is devoted to the mniRftn>< \ the rights. honor, and interest* of S ern Suite*. NEWS. f In the department of news, the earlj ; duct ion of every class of news from all r of the world, will be kept prominently in li and no effort will be spared to make if . | respects an acceptable fireside visitor. I | rial attention will be paid to the latest j most important MARKET REPORTS. I of ail the leading cotton, rrain nr.,due 0 I other markets i* the country | March 14 2 a I a. it. *< ir.oi?. iiiwix Q ; M'LKOI) sl hkij r Genor&l C o m m i ssion B 11 chants. AND DKALKK8 IN i) ? Hork, I*nrd, Huron, Candles, i1 I Sugar, Coflee, &o., A<\ >. which they offer at loweat market rat Cash or City Acceptance. 116 East-Bay, Charleston, t I- MT Onlers solicited an<l as^frctiot rautieU 1 ly Feb J *T VI 5-1 Jr* P khpkctdn or THK HORRY DISPATCH It is |>ro|M>M?i bjf the undcrsigred. to com| oienoe, at Conway boro, Horry District. about the first of March neat, tor ?<hmi thereafter as possible. ) the publication of a Weekly Newspaper, to he entiled the HORRY DISPATCH. The facts that sach District of the State. (Horry aicepted.) now enjoys the pciv.legee and advantage* of its own journal?that the deeirs for reading sn<l knowledge, generally, is rapidly growing among our people?that I the present is partcularly a period when inl formation la sought after and desired?that I the patriotic eitiiens of Horry, so long cut ! off from the improving and developing influences of our home press, are determined to rest quietly no longer in their isolation, but to placs themselves upon the same platform with the real?together with the generous and noble-hanrted encouragement, received, directly, have induced us 19 embaikin this enterprise, under the firnt conviction that j thara can and will he no such thing as failure. | BL^^^n^f^wilMterespectablc iu PPPVHHR^PTj^MtriiialPniM 1^1* sheet, as the intelligent people of llorr ^\1 need sot feel ashamed. P. Th? editorial department will he conducts | by J<n. T. Walsh, Ksq. ttf his ahiltit ! worthgnd principles, we feci it uantcetttr to aaypnytiling. They are well known an approbated, hot It at home and abroad, an affordthc most ample guarantee, thai /'/ | t/nrryin its matter, will be in n way bthind lite Weekly press of the State.' 9 State-lights principles strictly construed, at I those which will he firmly nailed to its masi | head. Thewill be conducted strictly o the I'mh principle. *? it i? Mittrd Ihmi onl upon tli* 4jriirm can ii be made to proapei The tern*. therefore, will be Two Dollar* pt ' * annum, mrarmhli/ in aitroncf. Advert i*< inentw will be inserted at 7"? cent* per *<|unr of line* for tfie fir*t insertion, ami j cent* lor each *iih*ci|neni inaetiion, with th usual rate* to permanent ?<lvcrtiaera, A. A. ( II.HKKT. 1 ? II. I.. DA Kit. > Propr.etora. Feb. 'Jfl . 1 PROSPECTUS ^ or thr | SOUTHERN t'OMFEUKKlTIOM Tllii undersigned are publishing at Dai I loigton Court House. a new paper, railed tli I "Southern Confederation " It in inteinleil t j h n 1 MiKfKNOKXT JoMrtinl. devoted to th various in teres! a of ilie community. ami con ' trolled by no party <?r clitiue. Tlie ohieet < 1 it* Editor* will beta fnrnUli :i Weekly !*? |?oi * which will bring to the fire.-udc*of it* reuden ? the new* of the day in every department. a ' far a? it can be condoJfcd in *o ?mall a *pact ! We will (levoie n large ?p*ec In Literary | Agricultural mid Miaeellattemi* wubject*. I | Politic*. a* it* name import*, it will be tin I ruunlily Southern. advocating a *|>ccd.y an final "eparatipti of the ?lavehohling from ih I non-idnveholding Stale*. and the format ion r la SOl'TIILKN IMINPKUKKATION"" , ** i friendly State*. leagued together by the lie ' of common interest, and common dnnget The litnca are portentoiia, and the Sunt need* the united Mrcugth of all her aoti* ; we "hall therefore. t??? endeavor to eotidue j our paper, an to make it an acceptable vi*itm ' even to fhnw who may not agree with u* i | opinion in mailer* of detail. It will be on object to per*uade and to convince, not t I *ting and to wound: to curb the rath an | headlong, and to Mir up the tardy and indil 1,1 I fcrcnt t?i a ncuae of their danger. The l'apcr will! be publi?hr?l w eekly, at tw 4 ' dollar* per annum, in advance. JAMES II. NOUWtHlll. ) Editor* WM. K. 7.1 MM Kit M AN. I and JESSEE W. N()KWt M >l>. ) 1'iibliaherw. March -'I :? if m I II. *V. KI\SM A\, j for. Kin^ and Beanfain-atrfei* IS NOW receiving from French and Am.r cmti manufactories DECORATED PAPER, j of new and i icli designs in I'tiifl. fiold. Saiit k. f Velvet and Wood Imitations, with llortlcrt &c.. to correspond. ??also, Chamber and other Papers, | in every variety of style and pattern. Q i My slock of Window Shades, of my ow 1 manufacture, and Curtains made and put u '* ! in Uie latest styles. Upholstory Goods, Curtain Materials and Furniture Coveringof late importation is full ami complete which are offered, wholesale and retail, u sufh prices as to present unusualindnuemoni to purchasers. *r Feb U8 1 1y CharlcsUn C*ndj laeufactory ^^^^^^^^Manufacturers and ! French Confectioneries, Far BOXES, rh^l,< WHOLESALE ASI> IlKTAlL j Candies put up in -'St ami H*? lb. bo I All order* promptly attended to. 247 KinK-8t., Charleston, S. ,c"of! Cakos fresh every Day. otiili- ! Welding t'ake, hmniiil' ami Steeple* 11 lo ortifr, Parties supplied on rrmon j terms. 1 ly Kfl> Pp.r?.I J. E.KVARE8, iaaTl -8 2 and ?84 King-atrr SP*- I ^ _ 1 mi l in Kurni.%^^= lure. Chkim. Ilairwcxil, Spring ami Moss ! e and I ,re?*e*, t?o?kiiijc (llaase*. ,\c. Rosewood. Walnut in<l Mahogany P? .* 1 Furniture, in Hroeatellc, Heps tml I __? I cloth. null.. | Knmnel Chamber Furniture. Oak II wood, Ac., Ac. A* i Always on html a lnrge assortment <>( Jqj*,. lYigcralnrs, Children a t 'arriagea aad K'>c , Horses. I .March 4 1 VILLI LAND, HOWELL A Ct Jo?|) l>iwt Importers and Itealer* in FOREIGN AND DOMES! IMtV t;()OD!> a q N<>. 3W IIAYNK MTRF.RT, .gua- CHARLESTON, S. C, >2* | April IH 7 V I CJ 1JL . UlSTllfT DIKKtTOUV DISTRICT OFFICERS AH Snml's /* it ik?Senator. yy t'imrle* AlUton. Jr. _ R'ftr semlatiae. ? I'eter Vauglu, Sr. It'fistrmles. J J. V. Montgomery. lVter Vaughi. Jr., TI?o?. King. W M I'lmi, M l*.. I* K. Bniioni. Commissioner* of R-hids. #| Prlcr Vmight. Jr., A. II KUgg. J. W. I.mIlrnre. I'hirltx Alston Jr., iiwiah 8l?l?rv, J. U. K<lge. II. K Hf^iion*. pr, Commissioners of Free School*. Prirr \ tughi Sr , ('htiirrinin. W. K. t'ukon. M. l> . Sect y. Wtu. MallhtWi, B. E. Se?Hour. W. A. (.'lardy. Commissioners of the Poor. W. K. Cuckon, M. l> . Chairman. IVirr | V mi gin, Jr. Sect y. J??. CUrdr. Thoma? King. .1. J. (Sure. ' , Merchant* ml l.iiiD Ri rtr. ; ' Irtilrll (inrr. /!rairr in it roctries. />rv tivod*. I Dealer im Aural v H , Dealer in Dry flood*. Prut i?t?ti^^H EH ! a ml Commission .VtrrAitfl v I W. W. W illiam?. *1 [ DfiiDr in l.n/nor? and (iroccriea. ' I h'/AflSrn.Y PARISH If | District (Hfircrs. i0 ' Senator?P. 1. Keiwionti. ' IlepreMentMiivr?C- B Sirti*. | ? Commissioner in Ri/ioiy. * | John 11. Beuty. I- Shcrijf. i W. 1. (traham. | Ctcrls of (Irncrrl Simons and Common Pints. ! < y Jtturx A. Tlioinpkon. j I r. flrdmary. >r Jamea A. Thomp?oii i .. i Tut ('mIDclor. * I N. II. Cwij?r ! . 4t : . i , | Coroner. imihc ??. i.mijf, MiiifiairiHrf. m I | Tims. F. Gillc?pie. J. (J. I.?>njr. f*. B. SwrI vi*. II. M. Vii.lrnum. J. W. Minlioe, I?i?- ( ( niel l.cwin, Alvn llntfr. Willinm Itoyl. K, ' r> Itichnrdiaon. Snmucl I? Pitman, J. J. . Iticti*?>od. .In?. K. iH-iKcnlmry. | CiHHMuamnm of llmiila. . j r- 1 Ppper Board?AUh Kfc<>r. A II. Jolin?on. i e I.ovi (Irninjjcr, Tlninn? F. tinnier. Jaiuc* 1 0 I I'. I truly. P ' l.ower Board? F. S. Gillr?|>ic. W. W'. I.ourii. more. I". XV. Mux. Inninli XVillinum, Jorepli I ,f Thompson. p.! ?? 1 , | 11f /'iibLr f'lulit ih/?. , ' i* 1 John |(. Benty. George II. Coiijr?ion. J. J. 1 *. { llicliwood. K. It. June*. r. _ II j t'lHnmiaamntra lo .tfi/irorr /tmn/t. ! It. K. Setudona, F. I. Scp?i(iiii>, J. F II irrcll, ' ' I TllOt. il llnlnma. VtlOO W llfltly, ? j i , ('iiiiimittiiiHtra 'if Frtt Srhn"!a. i ^ '' XV. J. F.Hi a, XVin. Hugh*. (5. XV. XX'a r. I. J. A. . JohnMon, Ja>. Iteaiy, Jo* T. XVnlah. I Cof tin four. I i J. It. MfCrnckdi. J. T. M.m??Iv. l.evi limn | ' r< | gcr, II. J. Floyd ? " I V I V. 11; FR s- >>r HI. Ft '77" AT?. i ,| | .1// S'll h /'.II It It. Lililc Hirer?XV. A ('lardy, Tlio*. Living , I-. moii. XX". .1 (Sore. . . Sterrell Swiunp?T P. Shackelford, J. <J. t i ,, XX'nller. J. J. Ilium J I i SoeaMee?It. A. Tillman, l\ A. Dei.ett.ic. > J Tlio* Kiii^. ( ) i Troop XluMor Ground?Holier! Nrthil, XV. II. j ' Tucker, XV. C. White. . A'iny*i?ri Pariah. ? I Conwavhoro'? U. It Congdoii, I. T. L.'fix, I I'. XV. (iteen. , I I, ! Bull Creek- XV. XV. I.owritnore. IV 1'arkrr. IV- , < . ' ler l'o?i. j Du|( lllull J. J. Ilp?i, A?n (lore, K. II. Jon- . ? j kin*. ( allivant* Ferry? W I. (lerahl, A. II Skip < |?cr. II. M I'owoll. I ' Klnyil *?C. (Iraingrr. J. II. Floyd. Klin*'* *? Tyler. . Orponw*?J. T. MimmIv, K. Harrelaon. II l'. I l'owrll. | Siinpunn ("reek?Wm Curitr, 1). M. Kpi?tp?, i I W. K. liore. ' I lick or j Trre?J. S. Klliot, S. Jolinnon. H. ' n I*. Slcvenanii. Conwayboro' Directory. j'? < ?;?*?. i I ' ; I II Norman. M.!?. I F..rH llarrell. M IV ' 1 ' | John II. (Irani, M.|( la*. II. (Irani, it ! AINtnn Jno. It. llealy. Ilnrlh^fl Mail XMM l>nc \londaya, IVpi|np?Uy? an?^^^^ Friday*. - f, I\^ (*lo?e, *nme day*. a I - - H C. lluckavilla, (leorffciown and Yawhana Mail*, line Sunday*. al - 9 A.M. I'lo*** Thursday*. at 2 I". M. i??'g-w?mhi >c<n kikI l.in!c Hirer Mail*, ??,le ' l'?" Tlmr?t?lay?. *1 - - -8 I* M. H j CImm SatunUy. *l 8 P.M. Ifaltfr. I Mmmion limine. by . H. Pope pt, ; "orr> Moid, by - Clayton Smnli | '"Aurrhn. Qi Metho<li?t? Mini>ln? in rbarire, ^1,,. : lift Wrllt antl Link. I'rf?liyl?ri?n ? Pant or, irlor | KeT W- \Itt,r vj-:kci/A\rs tunf- ) /rt in />ry flimit*. i,'rorrrir*, llariticnrt ArI Uw?ij. Taylor \ Co. k'nk i t ii. iioiiiipV do" K Confplon. 'y ! Itiirro.igka \ Co. i h. w whmh. 1 B. J. ?intlrion k Co. I T Uwiv K. II Uwli. 'IC I A. W. Pncp liauni & k/?min?ki i . It. w a|nvpv W H. Rfsift. t 1 Iteolrrt m /. ttnii f.'ro<vrip# ly Bu trough* & Ourganu*. ('.ifriiZ /i urn/ ('it/'inri l/cirr. r i oiui. //<? .' !??/ .NAiif V/trr. .1. Ahr?li*nii> a tea of Postage in tho Confeder# ate States UK Lklll UK. Single lei lei's nut exceeding a It tit on lice weight ? Fur miv distance under ">0(l mile*. .*> cent* ; Km inv distance over uihi mile*. Id rem* ; Aii addition tl single rale tor each additionhall ounce >>r le?*. Drop leiiei* 'J cent* each. In lite foregoing case* I he postage lo l>e epaitl by stamp* or stamped envelope*. Advertised letters rente aaeli. ox rvt'Moi* I'oiilaiiiing oilier than printed or written itier?money packages are included in tlii* ivs To he raied liy weight as letter* are rn'ed, d charged I In- rales of postage on leiier*. In all ease* to he prepaid by stamp* or envelupea. ' N B In all erlv in admnce at m K very oilier newspaper, pamphlet, periodi al aud luagaiine, each circular not sealed. land hill and engraving, nol exceeding :l Minces in weight, 'J cents lor any disianee ; - vii ? iiikiiikiiiiii lor each n<l<litiotinl ounce or pm< iK'puml I lit* tir?l three otint-r*. Ill M11 C?xe* the pn?|i;(t<< lobe }>l 0|>M I?1 by ilauipi or xtmnpeil envelope*. > 11 \hk imi rmvinoR. Tin* following peraona only hic entitlnl to li<< flunking privilege. nn<l in nil oaxcx xiriclv omitinnl i<> '*orric\L m ?i?r?n'' : i'oxi ntaxter <icncr.il. Ili? I'liiefl'lerk. Aihiitor uf the Trcaxury for ilie I'oKluffire lie pari meiil. Ilopnly I'oafnmaler*. T ii i: m? 111 Ii c r ei Field and Fireside* AI.ITr.ltAllV hii<I Agi iciiltiirnl paper pub1 i x Ins I weekly in Auguxin, (icoigiii. |ir. Ii. I.ee, Agnculuiriil Ktliior. W. W. Munn. I.iierarv Ivliiur. Win. X. While, Horticultural K<lilor. (IcvoIimI lo Agriculture. Literature ami Art. Il ix a tfiinrio I'oriii <<l < ijjht pugcx, folio xiatc ?each ix?uo containing lorly column* of mator. In mechanical execution. il ix in ilie lw?l lyleol the typographical art. In nlilily il iviII lie nil thai lite hexi ugi icultural wiriire m<l practical know Icilge ol Smith Carolina ran liirnixh. A weekly \i?i.or lo ihe lioinex if Soul hern IMantcrx i?n<l Karincrx, ii will l><< more uxeful iitol nerepluhle lo iliem limn nuy inotillily journal ol c?|iinl merit. Tlie yporiilimxl loltfoi* in iir llntiirl l.<<?<, lie <lixliiignixhr<l ptofc&xor ol Agi ieiilim e in lie I niveiNiiy <>| Iicorgin ? e<lilnr lor iiianv i calx pax! ol i lie "Southern Cultivator," uu<l i leiiiling emiiiiliuioi to tunny Xmiheru agri;uliurnl journiilx ol the higliext reputation. The Horticultural l.ilitor ix Mr. W illiuiu X. While. 11. 'killlill iiml c*|K<rieiieei| cultivator il lruilx. flower* inol vegetable*?u wnler of repute in llie-e <I<-pnrt uictitx n<i<l miilior ol loii popular work. "iiunleiiing l<?r the Soil! II. * The Literary I i?>r in Mr. W, \V . Mann, jfthiw city. an ncooiiip!ii?lictl writer. ot fine 111 1 tcholai ly Hii'iiiuiM'iito. wlm having rriire?l fllitll till" HClire illllif* of (lie I ? J*:?1 pl ote??loll. prut nmnr ycir* in Kur<t|ir, ami tm lor evernl jmi'h lIn* l'?ri? ('orr?-?|Min>lriii ol the ' National Intelligencer," ami Snutheiu l.it ritrv Mcwiiutr." The Southern Field iuol Kirwiih" will -omhine the n?eful and agreeable. ! will It 11111 -11 ilic Southern Farmer information uscful in every tielil lie cultivate*. ami the SouthTil family clToiee literature. the olT?prin? of iouthcrti intellect worthy ol wreleoine at very fire?itle. It will he in nil re?peet* n fir*l ela** paper in all acale of eipemliluro more liberal tluiu nit yet heeti iitteiii|>le<l in the South, ami letigueil to ri*:il. in it* merit*. the 1110*1 <li?iliguiahed of the North. Ternit: SJ.tttt per ntiuuiii. in advance. No elnh rulet all'>wre<l. N<i cre?lit nllowctl ^ n llillt eurretit the Stale from which they ire went receive?l nt |>?r. iii I Im> kiiioul ?nli?ri 11>t ion* reoviT?*J liy / On nil *?il???Ti[ilinn* excelling twenfy. cent 11 The Newspaper ofthe^^B South. V THK CHARLESTON MERCLRV ^ Ihf lnirit ami ino?l rrlinhlf Political, Commercial ami (leneral New* from all pan* of the Worl<l. lit n|ifi ml corrrnponilrnlii fnr| nishea hy mail and telegraph. full and early accounts of orery thing of interc?t thai trnn?I piraa in the great cliir* of Europe and Ame| rica. THK NEWS (IE THE HOI'TII RECEIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION. Politically, the Mercury represent* the State* Right* Reaiaiance Element*. ami advo ca'e* i lie L'ninn of I lie Soul hern Slate* in j maintaining llieir (tight* and establishing I I heir security. Daily Mercury. 1 year in advance. $IO. Tri-Weekly Mercury I year in advance, ? '?. j No pa|H>r cent unle** the rash accompaniea the order It. II UIIKTT. dr.,Charleston. March 14 1 if CHARLESTON COURIER, KV A. K. WII.I.ISOTON CU fiih. 11tlicil I>aily ami Tri'Weekly. r a km a or stascatrTioa. Daily $10.00 per annum, pay aide in advance. Tri-Weekly S'i.AO per annum, payable in advance. ft April I