['Charleston courier', 'Tri-weekly courier'] - 18/03/1862
1862; Gale Group;
Autores
P. W. A., R. B. Rhett, Jr., A. S. Willington & Co, Timon, South Carolinian, Com., Personne, H. H. Hoeg, Mayor, J. K. Sass, Treasurer, A. Morgan, Chas. Lining, Steward, Newborn Progress, C. M. C., "G. Garibaldi", Ferdinand Jacobs, Samuel Langlay, M. D., W. T. Farrow, General Agent S. C. Tract Society, Civis, Memphis Appeal, G. T. Beauregard, General Commanding, Thomas Jordan, A. A. General, M. Laborde, Chairman of the Faculty,
ResumoEditorial: From the West, Military Books, Colportage among our Soldiers, On the Knowledge of Character, From North Carolina, Northern Affairs, Naval Preparations, Multiple Editorial Items, Extract from Journal of Council, Our Reverses and What They Have Taught Us, Communications The Confederate Courts and the Privateersmen, No Time to Minee Words. News: Negros in the Southern States, Late from Jacksonville, South Carolina College, To the Pastors of the City, "Southern Military Manual", The Ericsson Battery, Cotton in India, To the Planters of the Mississippi Valley, From the South, From Jacksonville, Fla, The Situation at New Madrid, A Good Suggestion, Capt. N. L. COSTE was among the first if not the first of citizens of South Carolina who resigned from the United States service to espouse and aid the cause of the South, Late from the North, Burnside Heard From, Garibaldi's Advice to Young Italy, The Provost Court for Charleston District presided over by Dr. SANFORD W. BARKER, and composed of ALEXANDER H. BROWN, Esq., P. G. STONEY, Esq., Dr. JNO. S. PALMER and Dr. JNO. S. O'HEAR, were assembled at Adams' Run on the 12th instant, From New Madrid, True Patriotism, Seward and His Diplomacy, Extraordinary Gun., Our Virginia Correspondence, From the West, An inquest was held at midday on Friday, by Coroner E. M. WHITING, upon the body of a man whose head had been served from his body, The Great Naval Battle, The "Cry to Arms," of HENRY TIMROD, which appeared with his name in both papers of this city, is republished without name or credit in the Savannah News, It, in peace, it is bad policy to act as though there would never be war, it is not good policy, in war, to act as though there would never be peace, Southerners in Europe, Careless Use of Fire Arms, Citadel Square Hospital, Northern News, Contrutiens for the Relief of the Sufferers by the Fire, Multiple News Items, The Yankees at Port Royal, The Gunboat, The Erricson Battery, The Foreign Consuls, By Telegraph The Latest News, Gunboat Responses. Miscellaneous: By A. S. Willington & Co.. Business: Our Coast Correspondence. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, THE SUBSRCIBE IS DESIROUS of RENTING A PLANTATION in the upper Districts of this State or Georgia, in a healthy location, one which will produce Cotton and Provisions, and is well setteled. Arts & Entertainment: Poetry. Letter to the editor: Communications Terebene.
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