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jr THE 1AILT BULLETIX wtl! WrumnDdi
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BY-TELEGRAPH.
Couficressional,
TelfgrieJ Lspresilj for the BalleUu.J
f Richmond, Match 30. .
In ibe House of UepresentaUtta a reso
lution hai been adopted appointinff a fpe
rial Commitiee of 13 to prepare a Bill for
carrying out a system of conscription, aa
recommended by the President.
Also, to develop the general resources of
tho Confederacy. .
: even traitors Were brought to this city
on Saturday from Mathias county, Va.
The President has proclaimed martial
law; oTer (Jreenbrier, Pocahontas, Bath,
Aleghany, Monroe, Mercer, Raleigh, Kay
eu, Nicholas aoU Randolph counties, Va.
Gen. Heath to execute the law.
? ' From Florida.
, Baldwix, ;Fla., March 25.
A party of men just arrived from below,
report that a small detachment of our troops
stole on the Yankee picket guard at Jack
sonville, killing 4 and capturing 3. One of
vur-men Lieut. Strangeofjhe 3d Florida
Volunteers, was wounded ia the fight, and
it is Icarcd mortally. . ,
Save Yoar.lshes.
THK Charlotte Chemical &.
will pay" 121 cents per bushel
ckan '."
M.
for
Co..
good
All persons having any to sell, will please
give notice at the Drug Store of E. Nye
Hutchinson &. Co."
CHARLOTTE C. &. M. Co.
Feb 23tf 1
Take Notice.
LI. yerion IqdebteJ to the subscriber
WILL PLKASK
C 0 aM E F 0 Jt.W A R 1)
ana pay op
IMMEDIATELY I
as longer Indulgence cannot be given.
J. S-PHILLIPS.
1 would als 3 notify those in want of goods that
from ami after this dale all goods will be sold low
down for cash or its eqtilvalent. '
Jan. 10 tf. . " '
A TfENTIOir VOLtXTKUtlL si
1 havq on hand a lot of OIL CLOTH
COATJ; aU, Oil Cloth by the yard.
Which I wiirsell at reasonable prices. Call
at the stored Messrs. Hilkkk &. Kccks,
jicxt dr to Euas Ctss GroceTY
Feb 1 'J. 1 S62 d I mcj2m
Book and Job Printing
class: mm snLK,
patlr Rxecnted at tlil
ofxlee.
M.M. icu ;,.VJim m,m t&k this ODPOf-
. . i r w w v -
and the public,
ti: m Inform oar mena
that we are tally preped
to execute work oi
very 1am, la
T TW T TNT "3L -A J. w- y
tllliL-llAVAUSi
INVITATIONS,
NOT
LAW BLANKS
C'llliClltS,
S1IOW-1HL.LS,
a AJUPIII-
. nintll, edited for.
...i .nv other siyic - -
"dmuch less th 01 rk "n be
UTtsxtd.of NewTork.
ea
K. II. DllITTOJf.
Certain Cure for Fiux
Certain Core for Flax I
Certain Cars for FlnB t
i Certain Cure for FluB I
Certain Cu re f or Flux 1
KOOPMANS'S DIARRUUJA MIXTURE!
koOPMANN'S DIARRHOEA MIXTCRJCI
KOOPMANN'3 DIARKUQiA MIXTURE I
KOOPM ANN'S DIARRHOiA MIXTURE!
Ut cars the most oUUnate
Will cure the moat obstinate
WlU cur the most obstinate
, Will cure the most obstinate
Cases of Diarrhoea and Flax
Cases of Diarrhoea and Flax
Cases of Dlarrhcea sod Flax
Casrs of Diarrhoea and Flux
If taken in time,
If takenlatiie.
If taken in time.
If taken In time.
for sale at K. inn Ml a ;s;m ruaL.ra- ana a ue
iDntg Stores, Charlotte.
may V-c .
INK MANUFACTORY. 1
THE Subscriber has commenceU the manaiac
tare of a LeanUTul
II LACK. WIllTINC INK.
ItUmadfr m aa Engtlsh recipe, aud is re
markable for lu brllltancy. of color and freedom
from aa se-hiimuta or dru,;. .
Orders from dealers wLU be tUed with prompt
t., t as moderate prices as they have been
ptLTChafinit for Iroia aoruwrn mBuiaciurci.
Orders solicited, and samples sent wherever rr-
onti. Address W. a- JUiwm v-t
Colombia, S. C.
rr ii v ? HATFR A Nl) PIaANTER I
REMOVEIX TO
M S A W WW I-
HAVING purchased of Ma. Geo. Seaborn this
popoiar journal, I have removed its placsof
iTinTio Cotumbta,and will hereafter tssns It
ff1 II I. I .TI KB. SI a
s. c
rroo this city at regular stated periods
needed I
' aajtained.
" . .v;n. Lh vantar.
and call apon every
TrmeTaadPlanUr In South Carolina to enewrags
inlj 0.1 Doixim ft tuitm, iltv"!
Jiffll&S abseeaxsd.aad lU Editorial
iSSSent will he un4er ths ears of eaecftht
J''JfftV rigidly adherW to, and
Ths Cash .fTV l " wlakimntil thanb.
o name wiu " 7 ,
gcrlpuoai.
S. tf. STOXZS,
IllL, TO Illllli.
Feeling codbu.t. . -
dt a ... asnn & mnmaj u rrrasiy
at. at
lathlS cvave, u. T
if locatea aw -
mm mwmm m
"for ptriicaUn WUt run 9n
Atlantic, Tenn. & 0. ILiilroad
TasAS. Orrics A. T. O. R. R. Co.,-)
v Charlotte, March 17, 1862. j
A the lapt installment of. Stock aub-
Fcrxbed ia dlecklanburg county, ia due on
me xifci oi April, all Stockholders in arrears
are requested tojmak immediate payment
f Contractors hae taithfully performed
mur auuo, ana mutt be vaid. The amount
is due from Stockholders. Come forward,
PAY UP.and eet your certificates.-.
M. l VVRISTON, Treat.
Zt Whig copy lour weeks.
March 17, 1862 d2w -'
ATTENTION ! -MEN
OF MECKLENBURG.
WE ABE RAIDING A COMPANY FORjTIIE
War, ani will relieve you of the Draft by
enlisting with us. : , '
ONE HUNDRED DOT.T.ARS
O U ONT T "5T. f T '
111 be paU, and clotting fornlsbed before leaving
the County. . "
COME FORWARD
AKD . , . '
E3STLIST,
and let not history record a draft in old Mecklen
barr. -. .
J. II. WHITE,
. - S. E. BELK,
. . J. M. SPRING,
Charlotte, March 11, 1863 tf
; Ca(ch the Deserter. . .
rjTUlKTY DOLLARS REWAHD,
..WILL be given for the apprehension
and delivery ot David Reid, who deserted
Company L., 34th Regiment, North Caro
lina Troops, at Camp Mangum, near
Raleigh, N. C. 13th January. 1862.
Said Reid ia supposed to be thirty-seven
yeara oi age, five feet eleven inches high,
sandy hair, blue eyes, red complexion and
down look, nothing promising indicated in
his appearance. Said Reid's residence is
Caldwell county, N. C, where he is sup
posed to be lurking. Bring him in and re
ceive the money.
JOlfN F. HILL, Captain.
Per W. O. Harrelso, O. S.
Hamilton, N. C.,-March 7th, 1862. .
'march 22'62-btf ' ..
7 I, t. levin;
Commission Merc haut,
SELL8 ALL OF Cor.NTRY PRODUCE.
COLlHrXDIA, S.
March 14, 1862
wissolullon oi t'opartnersliip.
THE FIRM OF BURROWS &. PAS -CIIALL
is this day dissolved by mutual
. T T T I . I I . -
consent. T. J. Burrows is authorized to
close up all outstanding accounts. Persons
having claims against this firm will please
present them aa soon as ponsible for set
tlement, and those indebted will please
come forward and soul. ,
-r. w, rH'J v
I. A. PASCH ALL.
Charlotte, Jan. 12, 1862.
jan 14 '6?-d it . : " "
pONFEDEKATR
UMFOItJIS.
Just received a superior quality of f!old
Lace for ornamenting sleeves and Confed
erate cap9. For sale at
. KAILNWEILER &. BROS.
Feb. 15, 1862 tl
gwou.
SASH
,
AND iltiLX,
A. handsome Silver Case Sword, for
Captain or Commissioned Officers, with a
red Silk Sash and Belt. For sale at
KAHNWEILER &. BROS.
Feb. 15, 1862 tf '
fllO COTTON lLANTISltS.
Just received a lot of Bagging.
For sale low at
KAHNWEILER & BROS.
Feb. 15, 1862 tt
M1
LITAllY I1UTTON8,
Received per - Steamer Isabel, Gold Ep-
pauleta for Commissioned Officers, Military
Huttons, Gold Lace, Pistols, &c.
Call soon at
KAHNWEILER &. BROS.
Jan. 25. 18G2 tf
QOTTON LACRSic.
We are selling off our splendid stock of
Needle Work, comprising Sleeves and
Collars, French and English worked Bands,
Edging and Inserting! Thread, Linen and
Cotton Laces, as usual, low prices. ' t
Selhug yery fast at '
- . KAHNWEILER & BROS.
Jan. 25, 1663 ti . .
A TTENTION UAXTALION. -
Just received a Patent Combination Stool
and Cot Jfot camp use. Alsp, an 'assort
ment of heavy Army Underslurts, Drawers,
India Rubber Overcoats and Pants, En am
eled Oil Cloth Coats. For sale at -
KAUNWEILER & BROS.
January 25, 1862 tf
S
CUPK11NONO WINK. v
- Superior articles of Scupernong WINE,
In bottles for family use. For sale at .
t . KAHNWEILER & BROS. .
Jrn. 25, 1862 tf
TustTieckived.
A supply
of extra fine MERINO UN
DER-SHIRTS have just been received
and for sale by J. S. PHILLIPS :
decl2,'6l-dtf.
IttlHTAItV. OIlDJBR. ,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N. a,
. ADJtrrinr GtJfSRAL'fl Office,
Raleigh, February 13th, 1862. v-
riVE REGIMENTS OF VOLUN-
TEERS for the war are wanted to make up
mmt
:onfederate States, to whom a bounty oi
f;ftpn dollars rer man will be paid by the
State and fifty dollars per man by the Con
federate States - .
This number ia expected to be raised
with as little delay aa possible, and Com
panies at present organizing will report to
this Office with as little delay as possible.
Thev will be received by Companiea or in
dividuals," and when a full Company is ten
dered, lour omcera win oe commissioned
wirK a la-number aDDointmenta will be
?'ven as follows : A Captain lor forty man ;
irst Lieutenant for twenty. five men;
Second Lieutenant for fifteen, - .
The Militia who have been ordered on
duty, and to be in readiness, can still avail
themselves oi this opportunity ot; getting
into the volunteer service, and the number
so doing will be credited to their respective,
counties. - -., - - r ... '-,-,
J3y order of the Governor, ' , ,
J. G. MARTIN, Adjutant General.;
All the pipera in the Sute copj lour
TERHAJTERT GOVZEHHENT
.or THK
Confederate States of America
J -r " -
jeffeesoit::davis,
- - ----- OF MISSISSIPPI.- --
' V " " yiCE-PRESIDZNT: '
ALEX. H. STEPHENS,
, . . ur.tit;UKUlA. i . .
k CABINET OPyiCKRSl
SKcamar or state.
IT. Itl T. HUNTEU, of Vlrfflula.
SBCBCTABT OB THK TKKASCST. -
C. G. ITIKimiIIrKIt,of8. Carolina
'"' " SCCBBTART Or THB MATT. "
S.JJL .-nALLOILV, of Florida. , .
SBCRrrAar or WAX.
WALUEIL of Alabama.
. , roancASTu aimii. : . . . -
JOIINII.XlBACAN.orrexas.
vATTOUKT CEXKBAL,
JT.p: IJENJAITIIN, of Louisiana-
r C ONOKE88:
'Alabama. Senators Messrs. WUllm,Tj; Yan
cey, C C Clay.. - r
Mem ben or ue liease aleasrt J5 L, Dargan, W
P Chilton, , James L Pusrb. J L M Curry, W R
ITlon11" ? Thomas J Foster", D Clopton
Abc abbas.' Senators Messrs Robert W John-
ton, Charles B MitehelL- - -, . - j. .iwy t
Grandlson D Royster, Aagustns H Garland, Tho
mas B Uanly. .
Florida. aenator rejection returns not re-
celred-1 - . v- - .s
Members oitheuoose juessrs jajnesii Aeuuna,
Hilton.
CrxoaoiA. Senators Messrs B H Hill, . Robert
Toombs.
Members of the House Messrs A H Keen&n,
Hia UolL A R Wrleht. Jaiien II art rid ire, Lucius
J Gartrell. Wo W Clark, Robert P Trippe, David.
W Lewis, U J Munnalym, Hardy stncxiana.
Looisiasa. Senators Messrs i award sparrow,
- Members of the House Messrs D F Kenner,
Chas Tillers, John Perkins, Jr.0 W Conrad,
Henry Marshall, Lucien Dupose. - -. j
Middiasirri. Senators Messrs Albert G Brown.
James PheUo. . , -
Members of the House Messrs John J McRae, J
W Clapp, Reubin Davis, Israel tyelch, U C Cham
bers, O R Singleton, Barksdale. '
M issorjBJ. Senators Messrs John. B Clark, R
8 Y Pevteu. -
.Members of. the. Uoase Messrs John Hyer,
Caspar W Bell, George G Vest, A H Oonrow, W
W Cook, Thomas W Freeman, Thomas A Harris,
j Nobth Carolina -Senators Messrs George Da--vU,
Wm S Dortch.
Members of the House Messrs W N H Smith,
Robert Bridges, Owen R ' Keenaa, J D McDowell.
Thomas 8 Ashe, Archibald Arlington, Robert Mc
Lean, William Lander, R 8 Gartner, A S David,
son.. -- , . - - : .
South Cakouka. Senators Messrs R W Barn'
well, James L Orr. - - ' r-
Members of the House Messrs W- W Boyoe, W
Porcher. Miles, M. L Bonham, John McQueen, L
MAyer, James Farrow. ' . "
TusBssfiB. senators Messrs Langdon" C
Haynes, Gostarus A lienry.
Members or the House Messrs DM Carrln, J
D C Atkins, U E Fosur, Thomas Menees, George
W Jones, M P Gentry. W G Swann, W H Tlbbs, E
L Gardner, T J Helskell
Txxas. Senators Messrs. Louis T. Wigfall, W.
S. Oldham;,
Members of the House Messrs.. John A. Wil
cox, Peter W. Graham, 0 C Uerbett, W B Wright,
Malcolm P Graham, S. B. F. Sexton. "
ViaaisiA. Senators Not elected. , , -,.,.
Members of the House Messrs. John R. Cham
bliss, Muscoe R..U. GarneU, John Tylr, Roger
A Pryor, Thomas E Bocock, John Goode, Jr.,
James P Uoloombe, D C Dejarnette, William
Smith, A R Boteler, John B Baldwin, Vf R Sta.
PtMtm. A. At JeulLiJa Alekcri Joha,
g7tlinrti U. KiimcII. ' j"
.- KaTvoxr. Seaators Messsrs. 41 0 , Burnett,
William E Blmms. " s
Members of the llouia Mem 4W.lo.wuu,
Thcmas B Monroe, J U Ford, John J Thomas, T
D BurreJ, George W K-ving, George B Hodges,
Thomas Johnson.
TTON U V If IS US.
3
will parcbase
GRAIN, FLOUR,
COTTON,
, , -- ' . AND ' t " . ..-
- COUNTRY PRODUCE, - -of
all kinds, for which the : , - '
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH
will be paid. '
Just received a large lot of "
- BAGGING v
; Ana-;
.;: roping, -
and a complete supply of .
G ROCERIES. V"
, nor 'tl-twimos - -
K. A a
XOOPHAN 'S. . ,
Anti-Dysenteric & Anti-Dyspept ie
JC CI? rJL? JEiv fc3 ;-
PREPARED BY B.r KO 0PJS1AN.
GUARLOrXK, N. C.
Fprv,HESE anrivalled Bitters possess peculiar cu
ll raUve properties in all Affections of the
Bowels.' They will be found effectual in the cure
of Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Soar Stomach
and all those painful . and troublesome diseases
arising from a derangement of the digestive or
gans and Irregular action of the functions of the
stomach and Intestines. They will also be found a
SAFE REM ED I FOR CHILLS AND FEVERS. -These
Bitters are prepared from Roots brought
from Germany, and for over a century have been
found effectual in that country lor the permanent
core of the diseases enumerated above. They
contain no deleterious drug, bat are compounded
entirely from roots, and are perfectly salt at ail
times. ' :- s -v .,'..'.. . v.. r ..- ' ''
A simple trial Is ail that is asked, as a cure will
naturally follow, and that ia the best certificate of
their superiority over every other remedy for those
particular diseases.- - . w,-.
They are manufactured by B. Roopman, Char
lotte, N. C-, and for sale by,
Also, for sale at t, Searr's and E. Nye Hutchin
son 4 Co's Drug 8 tores. . , . , ffeb 5-ly ;
; NOTICE. :
TO fl Sheriff ft4 dijvrtt OowntUa of North
4 U, BLANKETS AND CLOTHING WHICH
" A may be received by you can be sent directly
to the several Companies which went from your
county and when your own Companies are sup
plied, you will then forward any balance on hand
to the Quartermaster in Raleigh. . Tout will put np
ail article intended for your Companies in, strong
boxes, directed to the Quartermaster in Raleigh
wiOi the Company and the Regiment plainly mar
ked oa then ; and yon will have the contents ot
each box, marked on it. "
- Wb4uver the Companies are on duty in' your
neighborhood, you axe autherlxed to ueliver - the
articles to them, taking the receipt of the Captain
for them, which receipt you will forward te this"
office, v.- -"- ;
, -r-rj. DETERIUX A. Q. Jf.
Oct. 4,1861. v-. - - - ' 8S 6V
- "j. ' - ; . ; v ; -i ,
- Quarterniaster; OiUce,
n ' ,t. . :' ocTosBsoVifi.;
ANY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO MAT BR
. Desirous of taking Contracts for making
Clothes for the Army of - North-Carolina, can ob
tain terms, Ac, on application at this office
Geods will be issued to any responsible parties. In
quantities sufficient to clothe single. Companies
which can be made up in Uieir awn neighborhoods,
and the money will be paid to ths parties receiv
ing the Goods, oa ths retara of the manufactured
articles. Parties may furnish the Cloth, which
wiilbevaidfor by ths State. - .
. . V. ; . J. DETERECX,. Q. JfV
, October 4-6C . ; . - . :
TUB ASSEMBLY HOUSE, ..
On SqHr cs of tX Fort-Oficm riain tirit
- , - COLUMBIA, 8. a .
THIS well known estabtUhment has been -tho r
onghlyre-atted and improved, and Is now
permanently opened for the accommodation of
the public Evtry attention will be given to sup
nly ths wants a&4 eomforts f patrans. Rates
Jutdareta, G. V,MAS0N,
Vtil1t?ll rrvpfltVv?!
. w hi - v- t-1- ' w a a - a a v .t wb- . -"-. --.-.---.. - . . ' " -i
- 1 . r- -I 1 --5-- Jt III 1 I 1 ft ni.i 1 I.Aff liV ' - -
AKD
- THE DAILY: BVJJTIB
e. h. brittok;
" ''THESE Papers (embrating tte f TM-WatttT
BuixxTia y established- In the town of Charlotte,
N. C, affords anosual adraotasa to Advertiaefs
both at borne anl abroad, ias Uie editions, weekly f
bow exceed ' . 'C' r ' ' t
six TnocsAwp copiEsr-
which we hare no' doubt are -read ly ?at' Veils
' s - TWXNTT TITO VSArNiy w V
persons each week, large proportion ot whom are
Plasters and their fainllies.-.ivv -'itA
Am a means f Adrertkjjti wej"ar soofideni thai
gre&t advantages can be obtained through this es
tabllohmenti hence we embrace this opportunity
to Inform our friends and the Mercantile eommu
nlUea on the Seaboard, (Charleston and Winning'
ton,) that our facilities for circulating their business
Notices throughout Western North Carolina and
the adjoining Districts in South Carolina are ex-
and complet;
Our terms are liberal and a large deduction wil'
be .made on Uie bills of Contract Advertisers.--
'. Sept. 47;--2SS1 W . . .t:
JWRT1N, T1NMHILL & (Jo.,
. (Successors to N. M. MARTIN. SON A Co.V
-mmvwmu w UUUIUUUOIUU luvivuuuivr
PETBHSBURGy VA 'f
TTT tm TT III! II . -mm j m I
W LAj A JCiJCI. JX. iXLLXi, A A Jl CL UO
(Successors to N. M. MARTIN SON A Co.) I
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
R. A. Mabtis, formerly of Granville Co.,N. C.v '
K. TASHAHtLL. formerlv of EdteRnmh fin . W. 1 '
Waltxb KMaetib, of Richmond, Va.. .
N. M. Mabtis, 0 Richmond, Va. "
R. H. CuSNraaHAM Jr- of Richmond, Va.-
BOTH concerns will give faithful personal at
tention to the sales of COTTON. WHEAT.
TOBACCO and CORN.- Neither concern will bur
any of the above named articles, either on Com
mission, Speculation or otherwise, as their bus!-.
oess in produce la cvnfined to SELLING . exclu
sively. Refer to ,
C. F. Fisher, Jfisq., President N. C, Rail Road. :
Dr. W. J. Hawkjns, Pres't R. A Gaston Rail Road.
tt. R. BainoBKS, Esq- Pres't Bank at Tarboro. N. C
lion. w. JbDWABDs, warren vounty. ri. u. :
Jambs U. Bdixocx, Esq., Granville County, N. C.
V. jr. r iaHKK, uasnier xcnange Bank, Petersburg
Kemi P. Battle, Esq., Raleigh, N. 0 . ;
We respectfully call the attention of Cotton
Planters and dealers to Petersburg as beine one of
the best Cotton Markets in the South, having both
a rood home sad foreign demand, and we are
pleased to hear that efforts are now being made to
get the freight through from Charlotte to Peters- ;
uui ituwv. vv awui wj m iwc ...
- ' PROSPECTUS .
THE CHARLESTON MERCURY
A POLITICAL; COMMERCIALS!) UTtRARY
.. . . NtWiPAPtl - ,-
F U BUSHED VAIL Y AND TJtl- WSEKL Y
r ft 1UE Mkbcubt gives daily reports of the Mar
M. ket and Marine Intelligence- in Charleston,
and of Charleston commerce in the leading sea
ports of the world. The Weekly Prices Current
is made up with much care, and from the most
rtUt.o oweos. IM somwauoa With, toe " Asso-
xeicgrspa ttiiu we wiuramsw, ujr o reamers Iroia
Europe. At nas an aoie ana ocotu pushed Cor
respondent in London (a gentIemaneonnected
regular Correspondents in New York, Washington,
Key West and Havana. The monthly New York
II II. mmwm mrm w AWOU". - '"wjrmmm
Faslilon Aeuers aau weeaiy leners on -lAie in
Washington are additional attractions In favor of
its lady readers, its literary nouces, from the.
pen of a gentleman who occupies perhaps the
highest position among the literary men ofthe
Swuth. are discriminating and comprehensive.
. m Am M k .
Attention U paia to aii mabbers oi general concern.
especially those in reference to the Planting and
Agricultural interest, and to the current news of
the day. Great care Is taken that nothing shall
appear in its columns which should be excluded
from the family circle. '
.. The political creed -of - the1 Mebocbt consists lu
the principles of the , Democratic:. Party, as laid
down in the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of
179S and 1799 the Sovereignty of the. States; a
strict co us traction of the Federal Constitution by
the General Government, the agent of the States ;
Free Trade, and an economical Administration of
the Government. Its policy is the Union of the
Southeru States in maintalnuig Uieir rights.
Termst JPAyable In Advancer
DAILY, per annum.. .... . . ..V:. $10.00
TRi- WEEKLY. ........................ . . . . .6,00
Clubs will b Furulsliedaa follows:
Five Copies of the DAILY for. ........ i ...$40JX
Five Copies of the TRI-WEEKLY... 20.00
The name of ho person bat of Charleston" will be
entered on our books, unless the payment of the
subscription be made in advance. Nor will order?
from without the City to publish Advertisements,
Marriage Notices, or Obituaries, be .attended to,
unless the cash, or an acceptable City reference,
accompany the' order. Money may 'always be
forwarded at our risk in registered letters. .
Postmasters are authorised to act as our Agents
In .obtaining subscribers and .forwarding the
money ; and by sending us Jfvve Daily subscri
bers, with $60 enclosed or Fin Tbi-Weexlt
subscribers, with $25 enclosed, will be entitled to
ad tra copy ; or if preferred, they may retain
Twenty per cent, of the pre-payments, -for their
trouble and in lieu of the extra paper. ?. ;
Oa. of South Carolina, no person whatever is
authorised to collect debts already due to the
AlKaoOBT. . v..,. ...... ;i
In the SUte Mr: Sax tnu. E. Baaoass Is our reg
ular Agent to make collections and procure new
business and subscriptions.-' v . ,
In Charleston, Mr. Jakes D." Btods, connected
with the office, is our regular authorised collector
who has full power to receipt for money now due
the paper ana to contract for future business. ' ,
. Subscribers and ethers, in debt to us, are urgen
tly requested to send in our dues by mail at the
earnest period. : By so doing, they will save us
twenty per cent, an amount equivalent tor a prin
cipal portion of th profits.
tST" Esrroas in tho State and throughout the
Sauth, ,wbo . receive our, Tw-WsaEi.v,fbr their
WKKXX.T, are respectfully requested to compensate
as for the difference in value by inserting this
Prospectus. R.B. RHETT,Ja. "
JVo. Am BroacTIStrett, CharUkU. S. G :
v A NORTH CAROLINA PAPER . ,; ,
THE XIES; .
A loroe Eight-rage Weekly piotfsAed in Greensboro,
. a.oo a year ; mjw mot sax bjobuu..
fllHE TIMES contains weekly forty columns of
- IL choice matter, specially adapted to the family .
circle. - It is neither sectarian nor political, but by
being courteous to aa sects ana parues, it is tne
constant aim of the publishers to present in its
eolumns whatever may elevate the people and en
rich the State. . The publishers would earnestly
appeal to the families of North Carolina to give
THE TIMES a trial ; try it lor six months, to see if
It be not as well to patronize home papers, as those
from abroad ; to build up-home interests and a
gtate pride, and to scatter our substance and our
energies among strangers. Give the Times a trial
and then let u stand upon its menus. -. -
WHAT 18 SAID OV TBS TIMJLJ, t I '
"The Times I regard as the' Very first' of our
Southern Literary Weeklies," Rev. C. F. Deems.
UI know of.no Weekly published anywhere, that
Is so deserving of public patronage as the Times,"
Rev. J.E, Edwards, - - '.-.
"There is no pandering to vitiated taste eve
ry article is of a moral tendency, and calculated
both to amuse and instruct. Wilmington Herald
'One ot the handsomest weekly papers published
In the Onion-" Spirit of the Age. ' j
"Let the .people of .North Caaroiina encourage
their own newspapers. Raleigh Standard. ;
"Aoarai, .uajs m JtxjsiuuiiT,
, i Greensboro, N. C
; r- ti . . 1 r
DAILY DULL ETITf
OAT A VTDAJ OUIIN A Is
nnHX BULLETIN Is published dally in the town
JL ' of Charlotte, at i per annum, invariably la
advance. ' . - ..
The CATAWBA JOURNAL ! publihsd Weekly
la ibe Uwa tf Charh?tt) ti f 1.0 per wwmt i?
nritWjti4TtA9ti
ITA froin 10 to rso , Horse Power ; SUOAK
MILLS f every style now In ose,Min Work.of
Cigi ijibiwu. mm mtw'J . O I J
dlscrlDUon or iron ana Air ass v&swngs... -rir
- l would call attenuon to iron vasung 10 me way
of enclosinjrPub'nV BuUdfnjrs.D welfingsTGasr
.Steps.-Balestro Raijijig, and ail kfed of nciosnres;
for OTttetarv i&ta. . . i - ,
. Hkving a first rate Boilermaker with as, we aire
prepared to manufacture Boilers, or repair them;
at short notice.. Wilt send boiler maker to any
part of the State. . Our Steam Engines will be
found, when-compared-with, those made at North:
era establishment, to he from twenty-five to forty
per cent larger for the same horse power. 4
: These -'Worka have been in successful operation
for pas- rad years, with an increase of patronage
;m all parts of the Sonthern country, for which
the Proprietor returns his thanks to his numerona
friends and patrons, and bega to assure them that
no pains or expense will be spared to merit a con
Unuance of their favors. . - j
,xnayl7-tf 1 - - - 4:'ifrCyJf-- Z ' -5
THE BSJliL,ETir 1
THE CATAWBA , JpURNAL.
WE are pleased to advertise the friends and
patrons of Oils establishment that we com.
mence the publication of the second volume of the
fisst named jqnrnal, this day, under the .most
favorable auspices. r-."r
The circulation of the above named, paper is
rapidly increasing, and its influence as an adver
tising medium is being felt and appreciated by it
patrons, having access to almost every neighbo r
hood in this and adjoining Counties, as w?U as the'
adjoining Districts ut South Carolina."' -
rsn sr sr wnv ts m rsi At vvrva si mr w . tm. w . . - . sir
tvAuu id.Aaijta:juiJttfliAJit
One of the largest papers now.; published in4 the
State, mailed for $1.00 per annum, made . up from
the columns of the Daily BnxLBwavhas not only
become a popular papers, but it affords great ad F
vantages to those who wish to use its columns ar
an advertising medium. - .-, -. i
Specimen copies will be sent to any section they
my jr be ordered, free of postage. . . J
rbr terms, Ac, we . refer the reader to our loi-
p. to.' n E. H. BRITTON
nov.l7-tf -,; .. .
TTlie I,iterary JPaper of tlie South
"EVERY. FAMILY SHOULD READ IT'
THVI33S; 5 I
THE LARGEST l f THE .'CUE A PEST ! TUli
BEST I ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN F AM
r'ILY PAPER -: f J v'-' 1.-..-
rgHE TIMES is neither poUtical nor sectarian,'
JL but is the constant aim of the Editors to fill
iU columns with the choisest Historical, Literary
and Family reading, and with a large - selection of
all the new of the day, both foreign and domes
tic"; - - . ' - ' : '-. : .
' The' fifth volume commences with the new year
1860. Engagements have been made to make this
the most brilliant year in the history of THE;
TIMES. It will commence with .
Tlireo ISeautlful Of rlke Stories.
Its illustrations will be increased ; and its typographical-
appearance will hev improved by a stilT
neater dress. The Publishers are determined to
keep pace with the improvements of the age: their
motto is PROGRESSION," and as the circulation
of THE TIMES enlarges each year, they' are de
termined to add new attractions to its eolumns,
and make it the literary paper of the South. With,
these-, inducements the Publishers confidently ex
pect several thousand increase in circulation.
-But as aadiuonal incentives to the friends of the'
South to enconrage their own literary and family
paper, In which they will find none of that impure
and immoral reading which, sometimes- they get
from abroad. u publishers of .THK i'iMEa,
: - 82.500 IN l?IkKv"I?Mr
TpT'lJscribers'to comfnence with the new volume
and she new year. - THE TIMES is printed weekly
on eight large pages, fine paper, at J$2 a year, in
adva3ceL'JFor' specimen 'numbers and circular
" , r6itfPitMim.X: :
hov. 8-tf 'r" J 5 ' Greensboro, N. ;
i " OF THS '
H1LLSB0RQUUU RECORDER,
" ". "' SBVOTBB TO ' ''. ;. " ' '-
POLITICS, AGR1CULTDRE, MISCELLANY. 6EnERAL NEW$;
DENNIS HEARTT;-;
- , HILLSBOROUGH, N..0. . -i
ITii the' present volume the RECORDER
commenced the fortieth year of its exis--
tence, the first number having ees issued the 10th
of February, 1820 ; aunng ail wmcn time we,nave
labored to make our paper interesting and useful,
and.we hope that in these particulars we have not
been altogether unsuccessful. It has been our
wish to make the RECORDER a good Family' Pa-
per, devoted to Politics; Agriculfaire, : Miscellany,
General News,' Ac.i with a view to the' entertain
raent and improvement of the farmers and citi
aens ot the circle in which it is distributed. .Our"
Agricultural department we endeavor to fill with
the best selections we can make from all sources,
giving preference to such as will be of practical
use to the farmer and cultivator ;' and in this par
ticnlar we hope to make the RECORDER as valu
able ta the agriculturist as any periodical of a
purely agricultural character. - In our Miscella
neous department, we shall contiue to be, as we"
have always been, careful to Belect such articles
as will have a tendency not only to amuse, but to
Improve the mind and heart.' 'While we shall be
thankful to receive well-written articles to adorn
mr columns, ws are not so ambitious of originality
as not to prefer selected matter of superior merit,
to loosely-written and ill-digested articles, though
ornamented at the top: with the coveted words
"Written expressly for the RECORDER.? . In our
Hews department we shall take especial pains to
present to our readers the latest intelligence ; and
to enable us to do so we have facilities equal to
those enjoyed in any portion of the State, excepj
those favored witn teiegrapnio wbuiuiumuvb,-
A Single copy; one year, . . .
? Six copies, one year; I . a .i
t 2.00
Ten copies; ono year . . ...
Payment always in advance. '
W Any of our old subscribers who will obtain five
subscribers and send us. the cash, shall receive
their own- paper tree or charge.
July 18.
THE SOTHEEH I MABMAX:
o:.i5-" IB FDBU3HKS AT' .
! vBY CHARLES P. PKLHAMV - f
njiy.-l,.i. fci.ivi.f 600 per snnnin
.Tee,...7yv J 2i
Weeiciy ...... ......j. ...... yv
- gBT Payment ia l advance invariably Post
masters sending' ua five daily subscribers, with
34 oo, or five tri-weekly Sabrlberr, with $20 00,
(enclosed In registered letters,) will . be entitled to
an extra copy, or in lieu of that 29 per cent, of the
sums thus remitted, provided the order Is for? as
many as five copies. Tan per cent will be allow
ed for amounts remitted for single subscriptions.
.k-.--s.?v-.i? "AnvaanBsatBaiTfl -
- Inserted at the folio wing rates in the Daily and
Tri-Weekly: !-"' ' ". ' , ,
One sq.uare,(10 lines or less) one insertion. C60 eta
Each subsequent insertion, ji. .. . . . . . M , 35 cts
" When aii advertisement Is inserted in the Week'
jr. or but once a -week in tne uauy, oe cents a
square ior eacu inseruoo. s : ,.v- -'
We offer to advertisers the inducement of send-'
lne their favors to be read by a numerous and in
fluential class oi f eaaers, sow in town ana coun
try. . he Southern Guardian presents great ad-'
vantages as an advertising medium; its .circula
tion is large, and is daily and rapidly extending,
particularly in ths middle' and mppev strictjof
r. , 'JOB rBXBTISG. ' v 5
- The Job Office is thoroughly appointed 'in all
respects, and fitted for , every description .of Job
Work. - In eoaneetion with It is a Bindery. . t
y The Southern wuardian is devoted to' the 1 main'
tenance of the rights, honor and-interests of the
South under the Constitution. . While It is willing
. , .1.. tl- . 4.. 'i
rt:ZrW-.T0vti briu htiit.t
a a awsrain i in jt niuci KiiAtj ara w w w aaciisv kb Atanwaaas r mwm
NWwrw.rr -- .- ' .V I
eenndenily and oisuncuy ruies upon, uie people
of the South'; and as the best preparation for the
rnntnt which is even now apon us, it will sealons-
ly labor to effect onioa anA co-operation amongst
In the management of this journal, tie earhr
producaon of every olaas ot news from all parts of
the world, the lessons of virtue and morality the
interests oi aucuu, rttttivuxr, commerce, ana
jBanuraexures, wui pp. xep prominently in view,
and no effort wui be tpareato make it, in au res
pacts, an aeceptawe are-noa vaitoi7-r ? - , ,
tZf yt lend ear Daily (e nearly, all ft Week,
ry ntwipapera of the Etate, , WUI ihey( la eooiid
tratlaa ef this aavasUje. klntlly riva ths ahova
j
I yratpfu a fan fnasrUQBt, - ta
ad after MondAT , I5tk inatAr M
.fS?111 rr will be ron-on'thl
I OMuJr.anJrf excepted Y as follows:
G0lNG WEST.1;
Xeab-
Aidurn
l.W M, Charlot0
7 fiflft
. s WS--V
... . -.-.. . m. . -.'
Leave ' r-i--..:'
:-y AaarvaT
11 .00 A. III-.-,, . Lincolnton
l0-r V Brerafr ii 't
tv..a , , Tuskaseege -1 r18.13P. m;
" . -Charlotte , r , 1.00 ; .
. . - ' .By Order,- - (
4 '"' !T ' ;;v:- ':V-"-McBEE, t-
it 'ir : . S1? Mer fTransporUtida
Llocolnton, April 4th, 1361." 1 .. :
SSOalllsllJ
r iius charges on this Road1 must be prepaid On'
JL an Freights going te Stations on this Road
where there are no Agents. All sueb- freights will
vc ucuyerea at sata Btattona at the owners jnski
A. H. MARTIN,
January vt i80a
- Charlotte.:
. . tvv 3 ri"5 O.J
, . 't ;-rV ran. :v"Z
And MachjLiie Sliop.
TTf AVING purchasedf from J. A Fox the above
ALAi. establishment, , tne unUersigned begs leave
to call the attention of the publlo to the fact that
he is now ready Jto fill every order for making
steam .engines, ittcton ana xooaceo Fresses, and
every description of Machinery.- Aii kinds of Cas-!
tings m Iron, Brass and other metals made at short
notice -and reduced prices, : Particular attention
given to. the making, and repairing of 'Threshing
Machines, Horse Powers, Cotton Gins, Mill Works
and Agric ultural Work of all kinds. Blacksmith
lng.Job, Wagon Work,, and Horse-Shoeing, done
with dispatch. Old Iron, Brajs and Copper Cast
ings nought at the Foundry or taken In exchaB '
forilob work. All kinds of- wood Turning. also
done; - - '
dec 26-tf '
JOHN
M. HOWIE.
The Edgecombe Farm Journal.
rgftHE subscriber will commence on or about the
M. 1st of September, 1860, the publication of a
monthly journal in Tarborg', to be devoted to the
plantatiftn and rural interests of North Carolina
ja particular, and of tiie South generally. ; .
' Edgecombe having long sinoe been acknowledg-
d as the model farming county of North Carolina,
we feel that there is no leeality better suited, and
none more justly entitled, to the source of publi
cation of a firt class agricultural paper than Tar
boro'. It is to be called , 1 I
"The Edgecombe Farm Journal,"
And will contain original and selected articles up
on Agriculture, Horticulture,' Floriculture, House-,
hold Arts, Rural Architecture, Zoology, Ac, Ac ;
It will be published with aew type and clear
white paper, in a neat quarto formal .,--.-: r -
" The price of . subscription has been made so low
as to place the publication within reach of every
lone. '-?.t.. '-k.w-j ?.. f'Wi : '":';r'
wcire copies oae jar.... .....-- " -
mi i It. iui
T wenty- ve oopies one year , . . ......... iv yv .
Bio nauer seniuniesa paw wr
WILLIAM B. SMITH,
BALTIMORE COMMtllClAL CULLEGK.
JU 10 ED 8 52,v-i CHAflTI B Eft;854
Cbrner of Baltimore m& Charlet Streets, -'
RE. .Largest and most Elegantly; Furnished
Commercial College in the United States.
Every young manr should write immediately for
one of those .urge ana oeauuXully ornamented
Circulars, representing the exterior and interior
YieW Of tllS bAiTIMOBB COlTSBBOTAX OOUiBOB. -
' Penmanship, Ac., which will be sent by return
mailres1 oeAfWa, with " Catalogue contining
List of Students, Terms of Tuition, Opinions of ths
Tress on eur New System of Book-Keeptag, etc. '
...-rt-.i ;,f AOV'tTTi' v -'I
E. JR. Losixa, Principal Lecturer on lhe Seleses
of Accounts, Business, Customs, ete.
J. M . Phtixifs, Professor of , Book-Reeplng and
-: - UQiamercias waicuiauons. 5. v -c, I-T ;
H. H. Daviks, Associate Prof, of Book-Keeping. f
N. C- JOBXsoa, Professor of Penmanship. - - : -8.
T. WnxiAJis, Esq., Mercantile Law---- -Jij'.fJ'-,
Rbv. E. Y. Raaaa, D. D., Commercial Ethics. ',
r' ;-;.-& a e s v si a a : - ry
Bon John. P Kennedy,- Hon Joshua. Yaasaat,
Hon Thomas Swans, , J Wm H Reighler, Esq.
Jacob Trust, Esq.; v ' Win Knabe, Esq." " .
' The time usually required to complete the' fall
course, from 8 to 13 weeks, . ..,,1,,V:V4 T
- A DirtoMA is awaraea to an Graduates. .
r- .Large Circulars .and Catalogues stating -tents'
Ao.,eat by mail free of charge.- ; v
-: ' Address" 1 r r K.L0SIER, ',7,;
jan H-tf I BdUimorgipM
STATB'JOyRNaWLKT
MAYING oecome the proprietor of the. Demo
emtio JVeaw I have - merged that paper
into the Btaxb Jocrbal- which will be published
Semi-Weekly sjI Weekly. - '
The Biatb JooaitAt. will advocate. Democratic
principles In the broadest sense, and will support
and defend'Democratio, measures and their aevo
cates as they are presented, and as occasion may
require. -In other essentials it will be' my aim' to
make. the paper, what . its name d enetes, a State
Journal eschewing all sectional considerations
and workln&Ior the entire State and her eommon
Interests. ' -rxi' .;, '
-' As soon as arrangements can be made, tho wnole
paper-shall -be r-modelecL' and printed with new
type, on good paper, and in superior manner.
- Th Editorial department wilt be properly atten
ded to in its various branches, and will peak for it
self. Neltheriabornor expense will be spared in I
the management of the paper. - v . -f'-!
- The terms ot the State Journal will be as fol- '
em i-Weekly , per annum . f $400
Weekly: ..:; ;." .V. .. ,209
t -These terms will be insisted upon invariably in
advance.. No. name will be put. upon , the list
without the money, and all papers will be discon
tinued at the expiration of the time for which they
have been paid, unless the subscription be renewed.
I am satisaed, from years of experience, that upon
no other fpotjigean. aoj newspaper, hope to suo-
ceed. . ..-".v. '' 'Z-L.it
c : Advertisements ef a - proper character will be
inserted at the following rates : .'3m-7
One squara,' first inserUon.. ...... . . $100 - -.
Each aabsequentinsertion..iii .'; .S5 cents.
A liberal deduction on these rates fory early ad
vertisers in the Semi-Weekly. In the Weekly edi
tion the full rates will be charged. . t K
- - c . JOHN SPELMAN,
bVST,'l860.i:?-:AWord Proprietor
-ft o f AT' SOW I8- TH E-TlsiE-O 6UB
iLQOsi SCRIBE IOR THK GREAT SOU
THERN I TtiJfi BMJiT TALENT OF
TURSOTJTR IS WRITING TOR IT.- a . "
The Soutliern . Field- and 'Fireside,
Published every Saturday, at- Augusta,-. G., ae
BJflBUKUWU9 ; JPIH fUW W
l - - - la4 r. ' L-'hmaN. DiiMU J
rwsot'ontains meacn issue,
. . . . . . .
eight pages
fa,
(ferty columns) of -'.n j :
- - " tlltolee rLea&lnsr ITXsitter. '. .
I devoted to the instruction and amusement ef ' tne
tnends of Southern r :
UTSATCB.Er AGRICULTURE, and AET. - .
. d7 .Subscribers are presented seroj-anncaHj
with aa INDEX or fable of Contents, ; j ;w , $
mfi-
r:., ,.a , mi 1 p ii in 'i in 1 m ' . . -
Address JAME3 GARDNILS, Augusta, ,Ga, ; t
iCooli andWioslieri Wanted.
A Jf experienced C00K Washer and Iroperrll
A tear of a pieaaeaat sltuatlen a applleauoa
Ihroub ttuteflee" t t-- ' . . '
rbTnrDEY 6iiiAcmirE wobks,
SUCCESSORS TO N. B0YDEN 4 8QfT, i
AGUICULTCItAL. iPLKTIENTS
Cultfvafora, "Plove - r J , l
-vW -.Corn-SUellersr- '
; rri: v .. -Cr. V- : Seed-Sowera
- fc IIorsePowrs ic.Tlirashcrs' --
THE CELEB RiT ED .
UTELEGSAPH CTJITIHQ UACHUTE,
... . '
For Fodder; Hay, Stalks, Oats and Shack,
Being the first Premium Machine of the .
. Fairs of North, and South Carolina, 1
CIDER & STJ0aE UILLS.
! SHAFTING AND mCUIINEUY
For Oriit, Circular & Vertical Saw Hills,
Gold Copper Sc Silver ITllnes. -.
Manulactdrera 61" and Agents for Dr. K.
O. Elliott' a PATENT MULAY SAW
MILL end AVATERYVHEELS.
Plantation and County Rights for sale oi
,W,.T. E. STUART'S PATENT
DOUBLE ACTING 11 AY OR COTTON
PRESS. v .1
Iron and BraasXasting:, ForgiriKs, and
rinisnea worn oi every inscription.
TOBACCO PRESSES AND FIXTTIRES,
And other Kinds of Machinery reoaired a
Wnwl" VtatvsA -'m--' V ' "' .' f in ma 10 lOfl 1.
ouvt eevsrsrv . ll UUU A O A OO IB 1
r
IXetbeI Itesc to be Reoreaulzed
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF N. C.
ijtTAiT General's Office, )
RaleIsh, Jan. 2th 1862. j
rTHE FIRST REGIMENT N. C. VOL
anteera being disbanded, a Regiment
of Volunteers lor the war will be formed to
take its plate." All the Companies of the
old Regiment about to re-organize for the
war, are requested tb report to this Oflice
without delay, with tho view of going into
this Regiment, which will receive the
"Bethel Flair
Additional Volunteer Companies for the
war will be accepted, to whom a bounty ol
filteen .dollars per man will be paid by
the State, 'and fifty' by the Coniederate
States. .Whea a full Company is tendered.
four officers will be commissioned : with a
less number, appointments will be given as
y ' r t a 1
follows : a uaptam ior tony men, rirst ,
Lieutenant lor twenty-five, Second Lieu. :
tenant for fifteen. - ; '
The Militia who- have been ordered on
duty and to be in readiness! can still avail
ihemselvee of this opportunity of getting
into the Volunteer service, and the number,
so doing-will be credited to their respective
Counties. , ... i : .....
" By order of Governor II. T. Clark. . .
H J. G. MARTIN, .
..! , -u.-.u- -. Aaiatant uenerai.
, JST All the papers in the State copy
our times. i . . . jan JO ltibi 4t. ,
- MCKLESBORG IKON WOKKS.
liiEundersigaedtegtoIhfotm- the citizens of
- Charlotte and nitinity, and the public gen
erally vnanoey nave
'''COMAJEtfGEti BUSINESS
-.rr:"'-;' at tfie above J -
E S MB tUI OT JE IV 't
: rtt: I.Booroy - ' -
iUTxriayrfLo' ?3troot, -'
Adjoining the Nertfi Carolina Rail Read, and ot
posite JOHN W1LKE81 Steam riour MlUs.
. They are n6w prepared to-furnish all kinds ef-
A.j. t-.-, --. -t . ? .
At short notice, and on reaeonabU terms. .
'."STEAM ENGINES
,- A-r!WMM'? 10 60 UORSB POWER, . ,
oTsse-Olaoolaa. c
".v, ' . . AND . . . ... .
lE E' t A.I'R S
In their line promptly attended to. Their FOUN
DRY is ta full operation, and . ;
4- Cast Regularly twice a Week, -
;..- i;; Wednesdays and Saturdays. '.
,v They are prepared ito furnish all kinds of ;'
CASTINGS 11 IKON, It ASM, Ac. v
'. - 'A.... AoooaniHo to obdbb.
: S AW AKD GBI8X WILL OARtrTO,
:-: GIN WHEELS, I
SA W I) UST URNEUSy
ANTI-FRICTION PLATES AND BALLS FOR
' I -V COTTON PRESSES. -
CAST IKON RAILINQ
Tor Garden Enclosures,
- r iDwsiung Houses, : . : - ,
PubUc BuUdings, '
:- ';:? ,-t ' -Portlcofi. ' '
- ;
-'. -U'v-U '! - :-,t Ceioetery LoU, A .
Their" -
i... V
llrgT.TTTrTKNTS,
For carrying on the business in all Its branches,
have been SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, and
are provided wfth all the :
Required to do their work In a
7 FIRST RATfi NlNHER.
Agents, for Dr." E. O. Eixiott, foir Winter's
Pateat Atulay Saw AHU, which has the advantage,
along with many others, of doing at least twice as
much -work, asvd doing H better, than any other
Mill In use It can be run by Steam, Water or
Horse Power. Tb.MuUy may be aeen at the Shoe
at any time. HENRY ALEXANDER, I
N.B. Old Iron! Brass, Copper, Aobosght or
takealn trade. "
: oet,J3,1860-ti;,:. -
Notice to .' Merchants.
' ' FORWARDING OFFICE
-3.. f.. ., a O. Bi R. Co.
V;; CHABxaSToa, March 16, 1W1.
fTtHE South Carolina Railroad Comnanv bavins'
JL -determined to discontinue this department of
the service, the undersigned, who has been the for-'
warding Agent of the Company or ths last four or
five years,has associated with him the Chief Cleck
In thedepartment, and, under the name of GANTT
A STONY, will continue to RECEIVE and FOR-.
WARD such articles as may be consigned to Ms
eare.. lie trusts, by strict personal attention, to .
retain a very liberal share of the business of the
department. a -.; ---
Parties are reminded that aii goode now reach
leg this port from points beyond the Confederals
States of America, must be entered at the Custom
House, and that duties are payable on such as are
not purchased 00 or before the 83th February last, ;
(tiutladei vn eMpboard on or before tKe IMA
March vrutant, save such . as are on the free list.
It is therefore necessary that remittances be madt
to pay the duties where duties are payable, abd
nr all casus- o oovaa raa sxraxsa or Ccsto
Hoeaa bbtbt, wsaTHaa raa coons ass raxa oa sot.
Prompt compliance will prevent delay "d "J
pans, as all articles aot entered and P"'" ;
will be stored by the Custom House efflcers. xne
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hantoel sUaSVufe elty of Charitoa, !
mershantt 01 awoa ,harsof patrftai,
and respestfttUy a yfim u 0 iNtr."
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