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rRom roar RorAL.

81, .,-......u -. - PORT Royal, Feb. 8.
Most Of Fosters Hees arrived 10 GOOD con
dision. The srss South Carolina negro
regiment arrived yesterday from The sxpe-
sitiop so uaiIes DIP St. Mary's river to Wood.
stock They rspulsed the enemy aod burned
ths town, and after i severe engagement
they also destroyed shs sait works. They
fought like veterans and rspalsed superior
numbers, .E5aaa, ~! a. stian I'd
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THE sPRrNaBoK AND FLORIDA.

The British bark SpringbOs, from Lon"
don for Nasssu, captured BY the gun
boat Sonora on the Sd, of the bahamas, in
consequence of having some Articles on toe
manifest which the captain could mos aO-
count for arrived last night. Tbs ofieers
of the Sonora report seeing the pirate Flor
ida frst, OF the Bahamas. Ths SOnora
chased her So hours, but the florida escaped.
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coRREsPoxDENCE NoxPAREIL.

ST.. LOUIS. MO, FEB. 6, 1863.
I'D. NoxPAREIL I'll send you herewith list Of
iowa soldiers who have died In Hospitals here durp
the past few days. and will continue send yuu egu-
ary similar liss II you desire publish them In adj
vance Of their publication here,
have q complete record Of ell Iowa soldiers who
have been, now, In Hospitals II, thts city aud
Vicinity and will take great pleasure In giving ntor-
nation relative 10 them . their friends, on request
Very respectfully yours,
THOS. W. J. LONG.
p. O. Box 1875, st. Louis, Me-
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karrn SALE.

~ virsAs ii ID sxaeaaln ss ps dassetsa ~ Il -
onse@ VI fhs Clerk u the Ulssries Court efpeffx
watkaaIe soasy, tsMa shall pgscesa Il seit a SD
wfaeg the 11ss &sS "a magRh Al IL fszfe zegwaea 80
hoass ~ 70 decd, "A g. I'D eseoek r. 81 81 IskIa
&ays 10 FROM " thg GpRnty TTeasaFeF8 fcs Id 80
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tsse u Geossa saydss. - VIC IA
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Tsksa as the DgcpSsy II gsege4 suySas ~ at5efY O.
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Il sale IA ssasaaaSa as ssspk n ii III SAID 81 I. "
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

A Tines dispatch, Gays Reconnaissance
made by Col. Wyndham - far as Manassas
aud junction Gap, and to the Rappahannoek,
shows that no armed rebels are this side Of
the stream, With the exception Of q few
gusriIIas hoveripg sboes Lessburg.. =, -
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6bsrlsssoa. To Wit ssss ths' srisisA 600 !.
All .s,lad ii ihs stsAnes Cadnus from
sChsrlssson on shs 7sh, and no lssrs g
I'M, sssamsr q, sbs result q siIs lass &. CO.
gaesmsns 10 lsss sabslshsiai than sappesssa.
No vsssel was SINK. The impfess'sa Pr.
,.;l. mat Savannah viii DO attacked before
Charleston. - :.
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G.TaE ATTACK ON FORT gaCALLsSTwR,
- New YORK, Feb. 10.


A Port Royal UerrespO ndsSss1 says the d..
tack % Fort MoAr'isssrj on Ogesobs Nv.
Or, Georgia, BY ahs aaoasauk, aod sbs eon.
boAss senssa,f Wishtonaish, aEd Donus
assisted BY Ire mortar ssssmst c.,P. Will
Jams, was resumed on Sunday morning, bus
have not been ahle5Io ascertain that much
pEeggsss has hsen made in, reducing that
toEti6cation. Under the guidance of q me-
gro the pilss Of the Monsauk, vas taken
early in the morning to a paint within 500
yards Of rths battery, and commspsed work
ss Onss, and cOnsiDuibg until noon, when
the sbb tide compelled her to retire. She
vas unable 20 breach tie work in conss.
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auFRRFLLAs uRRRARED.

= E@T7TyII - Sc. Louis, Feb w.,
A dispatch from West Plains, No.. Of :shs
7tb, says that Col. Warnings cavalry drove
Marina 3uks's forces 9oGt Of Baskerville on
the night Of the 4sh, killing and woandinS
come aud capturing Others, among them
Col. Adams, 's#1. S.S'ss'.a. a<'5 e. s.
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:, Az iRoN CLAD PoR CALTroRNiA.

The Trlbuns's Washington dispatch says
that one Of the new iron clad eua boats is
on Ship board, co route for San Francisco,
where it will be used for hsrbor defence.
> The Navy Department will Immediately
order the construction of more new gun
boats to receive the engines captured aboard
the Princess Royal.
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Washington, FEB. IL.

10 Senate yesterday, 10 reply 20 tRP Feso"
luton of inquiry, commnoicatien was re-.
os,ved from Seward, denying that Msrc.sr
or any other person had ever hssa aaihor-
lxsd to maze representations al any kind %
she Confederate antherltIes in behalf Of
the. Federal GOverRmsGE. %.%
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4, PROM YORKTOWN.

-. !, ,YorkEOWn, Feb. v
In the skirmish few days sinCO, near
nine mile Ordinary, We had 80 killed woun-
dsd and missing. The enemy's loss is not
known, TIE enemy are reported to be in
some force at Blunt Ordinary, - miles,
from Williams burg.
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New York, Feb, 10.
A Fort Olineb, Florida, letter of the 3lst
says 6ght took place at ST. Mary'a river :,
at SOrubby Bluff, between rebel cavalry
regiment and three companies OF ooIored
South Carolina volunteers. The rebels at
tempted to taxa, the steamer John Adams,
but were beaten Of By the Negro soldiers,
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! RROM | HAYANA. .

800. q. a18 "a Eg&sff n Hsvans, Feb. 5.
1i The pirate Florida, left Nassau i week
aeo'ehaviag eoaled &s. shs 10 reported Nc
hayiag made ssvsn prizes Of. Cuba, and
ons an shs Bahama banks No American
Wsr Esaasls are "a o. pear Nasssn. ~s.1s
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FROM MEXICO.

-.-I New York, Eebs 10.
The New Orleans PiOayuDs of the lss
says that she FrenOh have not evacuated
MstamOras-T ampiCo has been evacuated,
but the port 10 ssilI bioOksdsd. a large
Dumber Of merchantmen were at the moath
OF the Rio Grande with Cargoss for Meta
moraa. - IL
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PROM NASHVILLE.

NaShVlHb, FeD' 1V'
Our forces entered Lebanon, Tenn, On
the 9Th. They captured 600 rebels, most
Of them belonging TO MOrgan's nmand.
Many field officers were taken.
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raised In the North, shopld shua be willing
40 hstsay their eOansrysand hesaks them
selves body and soul into the hands aOf m
enemy. What do the traitors expect 70
gain, either nov OF in the faiurss. By shesr
Etssasou? Will they have 40 easier time IN
Dixie? Will they be better fed and clothed
anl paia2 Win they have more hODoEa-
BILE name, and leave brighter record to
b ,sserisyY Alas, not They will DO used
~ tools BY the rebels datibg the var, and
when Ii IL over be eiassed with the 'spoOr
white trashsl % the tsoush-spuFosd By
|thoss they ssrvs, for 9 srsisOr nuss svss
| be dsspissd, even by those who use him
for their own bsss. ends. Their namss viii
become infsmuss, snd history win record
| On her blacklist pages, their bsssand wicked
idesds.s ss ss.
The following from the Chicago Tribune,
gives, some idea Of what is to BE gained By
lssylae the leya! and Joining the re- feOsI
army:-- ... .~.-. =, ,.......... ,....-.
| About 1900 rubai prisoners reached
Chicago on Tuesday afternoon, under guard
OF Col. P. B.. Ha@kine. of the llth Ken.
tackY. Thsir appearances was not unlike
THAT Of those which passed through oni
streets from Fort DoaelsOD.E AZ subssi.
isuss for army oseFeoais, they were covered
| BY pieces Of Fpesing and hearth rugs
| which, The wssrers said we're, "were isrked
from loyal houses" coffee sacks and grain
bags, with holes cut 10 the ends and sides
FOR the head and arms, linen Sheets, bee
| quilts, bed blankets, horse blankets, etc..
ESQ. Their hats and cape we're CT every
conceivable snaps and Styie--and quite d
uumb-r ware barshs aded, willis oEhefs coz.
cred their heads aud bodies With the sane
quilt or carpet. ~.
| And sgata, from the Richmond Exam
General Hindman 10 very far from being
q fSsorte, even among HE own people; ant
90 destitute are some Of the new levies wbe
have volunteered 10 come ouE of Missourl
60 jim our armies. that whole battailioh'
of them have been seen marching barEf06S
through show three inches deep. 49,
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TEE DIFTERkNcE--Ths price Of the Mem.
phis (GreDada) Appsal. now published 10
JaCksons' M'ssIssippi, 10 thirty dollars per
year IN advance. Let those vito are dia-
posed TO complain At The slight riPs 10 the
price Of Northerep papers, think Of that
and O'ns'dsr hoM veil Of they are in cen
paR,son.j~ r,':- > 's.". ..ts.a 4
GA notorious tip|er vas one day waik-
ing along in bic inebriased state, wbenhs
stepped upon a grating that was ipadg sstent-
lyous Of place. The result was that be end
the grating disappeared 10 the cellar. !, Az
ter picking biinself up, the fellow locked
around TO take d survey Of the place. vs. hen
be espisd the grating, which be took hold
Of with the remark: t'Well, Eve made
o gridiron BY the performance, anyhow.''
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New York, Feb, IL.

The New Haven Palladium states thst
Gen. Smiths 9sh srmy corps had left she
army uf the PoEomae and gone TO Fortress
Mpuroe,
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WasIslneson, Feb. Il

A Bill wins reported 10 the House ysstss--
day, authorizing Nevada and Colorado 70
form constitutions preliminary 10 their I'd
mission INTO the Duluu As States. ~. r.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NsW Aofkp ksUs 1@ss
Dispatches this morning contain absolute
y nothing Of impoFssnes, and very little
even of interest.
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The '.Hassas" get the worst u u
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DEATH or NICHOLAS LoNaw0RTH.
Cincinnati, Feb. Al
. Nicholas LOnRwarsh died yesterday, aged
81 years. HIS property is valued at $751;
OO0, 0Oo.- , ....~..-r,,,:. ..,,..s -.
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kaChmsnd papers Of the 9th, hare shaaged
their tone about raising ths blockade Of
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REBEL ExEa1PTEON ACE REPEATED.
..~.-. 49,. Chicago, Feb T.. |
The rebel Congress On the 18th uls.s ret
pealed tbs act sxsmptinK the owner Of 20
negroes from consumption.
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1 Niger Regiment In aaFight''
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..''. Washington Feb. 10.
The Ship Canal Bill was defeated in the
House, last nigat, By majority Of 10.
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!. ! - q gaaug girl named Hasries Spsacsr,
20 osen fetacsed among the mem
Ssrs OF she 10Th Cavalry, III Casnp Ghase
oisvelsnd. She says her father and hrolh.
eE were killed as Marfrsssbore, sna cha al.
listed from desire TO avsags them. = =
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aTs,aTrD Ezral..ls yoa 4hE sossAsffl..
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"a aOxEn r0R 80

siEtesa xsks Of sood Oxan fer saisI 81 -
= - !. !. SssAs
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Rotating 90 Maryland Elections.
COLLECTOR HOFFMAN CONCERNING MARYLAND

Crsroa forsx Coifxc7oe's Oyrrcr
BAlrsoRs, Oct. II. 1861
DsAn GxSrsAL-Your ia reply 10 my request was
received this morning . :.
owe you msuy issnks for the cvomp, order riycn 10
MAJOR Gould Apd the trouble you have taken 10 furnish
me With 90 speedy An acknow gucnt
80 far a. We are able TO perceive, there viii 10 no
guar or serious opposition ~ the Union state III
The icace men viii struggle 70 mainian their supre-
macy 70 one branch Of tho Legislature euae), and TO
prevent which wii be necessary for 10 carry the
doubtful and hardly cncscd countics Of Ques0 pnes,
Calvert and Prince Georle To this end shall devote
al cur energies until The dav Of eiecft0U.
The bold and vigorous policy iDauguratcd BY yourself
Whilst in c,mmand here has been odvcsive Of sne ncAt
salutary results VIZ no longer hsay ~ mmtevfrr of ~
uron tic Of TIE rve AZ Gus decided step
has followed another tho nutterngs have grown fainter
crc drv until ~ has nof bcc,rs extinct, has
at least been subdued ard thoroughly hnmiintod. e
fhlyc no fears that rvxuh .. thc Gle ton IN Nove-
Der viii b, cunpiec virlcatpn OF The oystv sod
io,c devotion Of Maryland Tho Usicn and cnstltu-
tton made by our fathcn
f,acc ssrin scceps my thanks Coz ycur kadness and
bccve me sincerely your ir'cnd, -
MAJOR General N. r. BASrs, I. g. A. la ~
ooypRxoR HICKS IN HSLArfoS TO ELECTION Kx.
cKtvED sov. l, ANswgHgD AT oScx Nv rELE.
STATE oy MARvLASp. Exrctrryx CnsxBrr,l
ANNAPOLIS ocs &c, 1891.
MA}or General N. p. BAsrs. U. - A.
Nc DxAs ss--tshosh have wrtina al earlier dsy
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

This correspondence published contribution to
tho materials which th future history Of Maryland Is
W lie wrtte1
Tho endorsements tho backs OF the letcr, well az
the e,ers them selves, copies OF the originals
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

N. B-Tbe members supposod 20 represent the
NY OF seccssiouism running from ons 70 four.
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&C. sTovIs, cuNBERLAND-LETTER OF SECRETARY OF
STATE nETERRrS0 TO sT0vIH.

.. G. sTovIN. cuMBEELASD-LErTER OF SECRETARY OF
~ STATE nETERRISG TO sTovIH.
heseised Oct,ner l., Answered October2 2. 80 @
E?AGrAEsr or srAlE, WASHING TON, Sept 2s, 1861.
NAoF general N p. BAgKs, lhirnestpSn. Md
CEyERAI encits. he eYitn. 10 you, formation which
hls been pacol IN ny haais, Native 10 j. e. scr o
S.a;o.I.ns, nsryianu ana u. sranx 20, q sxarn'ne
t's inolm Sh stlor, In yo,r Judgment it
woua :. . sIi 20 arrest him Please rcturn these pa.
,er. ~ a.. i.fs.aa8t. asn, vary sssjpssuliy, your
ODcdicni 81 ant. WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
RE0EIfr FvRi APFRs RR TURNED TO STATE DEPART
MrNT I,sTf,r CASE oF JNO. G. srovIH, CUMBERLAND.
Eeceivc6 f'rober -. No answer. s
Received nm Mscr General n. H. panks, by the hands
OF lis messe' pes relating tho case OF stovn, Of
G.rOsiisrd I'd rcsrr!ed by rsdncst or Siae-Depart-
ser' y. ". SEWARD. Assistant Secretary.
WASHINGTON. Dc. %, 1851.
TntiC AN or COY I-oH SEWARD rhcsasIN0 JOHN
y O. SgclfT, OF cCMgEGI AND TO, BE DETAINED AT
FORT NJ nEsRy. tHt
United States Military leeeraph. Received October
IL. 1851
To &aor GeuoTa, \. y. HASKs:
Sond John c. Stovla TO Fort hcIIenry.
II
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NOTICE.

HAVlNG moved to the country offer for
I'LL sale my office on Church street, ON sales.
day IN April next Twelve months credit or
cash to suit the purchaser.
alsc forbid any person for trading for the
following rotes: one given for $500 or $3.50,
dated ih 30 or 81. signed dy Rosa c. Smith
Adm'rx. Of w. r. Smiths estate to Lee l.,
Smith Another given by w. +. Smith and
VIM. Noristo Vim. Littlejohn, sr. The amount
paid by myself in February. 1889, was $576. 6s
Also another given by Rosa G Smith for
$1,000. The above named notes have been
misplaced while absent in the army.
LEE L. SMITH.
March ~ 30 Al
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
William Greer, Applicant.

JAS. NJ. Greer, ct nj Defendant,
Petition for final settlement and decree OF Es
tate of Isebcl Greer, deceased.
I appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs
j OF Jane Blundel, deceased, names not
known, tho heirs of Sally Snowden, deceased,
names not known, Joseph Greer, Margaret
Cook, heirs of Paisey May field, deceased. names
not known, Henry NJ Greer, Robert Greer Ir-
vine Greer. Albert Greer and Jas. NJ. Greer,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the
limits Of this State II is therefore ordered
and decreed that they be and appear at the
Court Of Ordinary, to be holden for Spartan
burg District, at Spartanburg Court House. on
Friday, the third day of April next, to show
cause, if any they can, why final settlement
and decree of the estate Of Isabel Greer, de-
ceased, should not be made, or their consent
to the same will be entered OF record.
Witness my hand snd seal of Office, this 2nd
day Of January, A. D.. 1868
JNO. EARLE BOMAR, o. g. D.
Jan 43 3m
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pIcDIGREE.

BcsQuet H. a beautiful black brown, fifteen
hands three inches high, OF great power and
good temper and action. Free frou all blem-
ishes or any other defects whatever. He was
got hy Mr., .lacquies' GamebSy, his dam Miss
Betsy by Muley Aioloch, her dam Bavarian
by Tramp. &. d. Comel- ty Comus, 6. &. d.
Anticipation by Benninbrough, out of Expec-
tation by lIerod, Gameboy, by Tomhoy, his
Ian Lady Moore, Carcw by Tramp, the dam
by Mtndicant winner of tho Oaks in 1916, and
also the dam of Beadsmnn, winner of The Der
by in 1916. e. d. Kite by Bdzzard, Olympia
by Sir Oliver. Grooms lee 81.
w. T.. GIST.
Jouesville, S. c.
feb 5-5l-l2w
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d. G.. B.anton and wife and others vs.. Arthur
Morgan and others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Arthur
Il Morgan and Willis Ellis, defendants in
this case reside beyond the limits Of this State.
On motion of Bobo, complainants solicitor. it
ordered that they appear, plead or answer,
within three months from the publication of
this notice, or the bill will be taken pro CON
fesso against them.
T. STOB0 FARR0w, G. n. 9. d.
per A. WIS0o, Deputy Com.
Comr's Office, February ~, 1868.
Feb 26 SO Am
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sPARTANBURG, s. G. THURSDAY. MARCH 1o, lse5
For the Carolina Spartan.
T o m Y n Alb n.

. :
M aArar norEruL.
My darling, growing little boy,
What Is il gives thee 90 mach joyf
Thy papa's form must be q toy
To bahy's eyes:
Through life may II oil cares destroy,
Which round thee rise.
4 often watch thy little fs4s,
Where laughing dimples ever chacs, q =
: Each ether In happy r,cs
-s.-z O'sc thy sweet brow,
And Always seem to intetlaee
As they do now.
I by Angels whispers some have said,
(whsn lowering round the little hsadf
The darling infants fsncy's fed,
Tn sure 'tis true:
NJ tbeughts Are sIways HAaseararzlsd,
While wstehihg you.
But now the smile has passed away,
Aud on thy face grive to say,
: A frown - dark as dismal day
Has taken its place
Can thy young mind be dull and gay,
In such short space
We're 1t now like days Of old,
And things were done AS I've heard told,
They'd say, some evil spirit bold
Was hoyering near,
Then quick the Sacred Book unfold,
And place It hero
Upon my knee, and pillowedkthere,
! Thy little head would place with care,
And though the spirits pcrer was fare,
'Twould not avail;
With Gsd's word thus no spirit dare
Thy thoughts assail.
Although the custom in our dAy,
Would force q laugh cmonE the gay,
Yet would to God that we like they
or oidcn time,
Would place such value on ray,
0flight divine.
Again the Jroaa has psssei away,
As Oft upon q summer's day,
After storm dazzling ray,
or bright sunshine,
Breaks Ger the vault in grand display
0fgolden lines.
God bless my darling little one,
May all bcfrierd my pretty son.
Aud may thy race on earth be run
That at it's end;
bright Heaven may be thy happy home,
And Christ thy friend.
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NOTICE.

hR. L. G. KENNEDY having left his Books
II OF ACCOUNT AND NOTES in my hands
for collection aud settlement during his ab-
sence In the Confederate servio,. All persons
having accounts unsettled, will please come
Forward promptly aud make payment. If un :
Aole 10 pay the cash. please call and give
note, as IL 10 desirable 10 have tire accounts
closed up. All. KIRBY.
August ~ II
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BoSoUET.

I6NHlS !horough bred STALLION. imported
i iron. Eusi.tad by s. r. & J. d. Gisi
Will stand 'hc unsring season, commencing on
the 18th distant. at Sp,rtanburg e.; II and
Col, s. N. Evins. lie will be Mt Sparianb
q. H., Thursdays, Fridays. and saturdays of
each week. at Col y. y. Eyins Mondays, Tues
days. and Wcdnesd Va.
BOSQCET will serve mares at $40 the sea
son. Those putting mares will be called on che
second week in June for the season money.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19
THE YANKEE FLrrr Ar Posr RorAt.

THE YANKEE FLEET Ar PoRr RoYAr.
The News OF yesterday says We
learn from reliable source that there @as
aiicot OF one hunlred and tKirty.o,nae ves.
sels yesterday at Hihon Hssd, viz three
tronciads, three irisates, thirteen gun.
bosts aud one hundred and twelve trans.
ports We hear Of no vessels on our i'm.
mediate coast The enemy ere probably
waiting for the arrival Of more iron-clsds
the departure Of some of which from
Northern ports have been announced, be.
fore making their grand attack On Charies
ten or Sav }naah. OF .Sth."
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19

Gen. Jeb. Stuart in Camp.-A writer
from Virginia gives the following pen
and ink sketch Of the American Murat !:
al was at Gen Stnaft's headquarters TO
day, and saw him eating some hard crack.
ers and fat bacon. Gen, Stuart is a feshy,
dashy, fancy, fast man, though by no
means foppish, harum scarum or reckless.
He Is very free. sociabie, agreenble and
lively, and is gentlsmFK 81 high toned
accomplishments and rare genius. He is
Of more than ordi6ary size, some thirty
years old, very handsome, fair complexion,
with bright bcaming eyes, of quick psr
cspt'on and deep expression. His dress
and appearances correspond we'll with the
rest OF his character. He has several odd
and fantasticsi ehsmcters with him and or
his staG Hfs cook is ; Freuchf6ati, from,
one Of the cafe houses in Paris, ventrilo,
qnist and con,ical genius the principal
business man in his Office is Prussian. a
man Of education, distinction and wit; and
inthe musical department, he has Sweeney,
a son Of old joe" ~
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TOW TAX.

A Ii persons liable to do roc d duty within
IA the incorporate limits of the Town of
Spartanburg failing TO pay Four dollars, on
or before lstday OF March next, shall pay
double Tax, or otherwise an execution will be
entered up for the full amount according 10
law. BY order Of the Town Council.
During the absence Of the Ci-rk, all amounts
suo will be received by the Intendant
Is. CLEVELAND, Iniendant.
5. NJ ELrcRp, Clerk.
Jan Is a If