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BUT0I10 TO5W8 07 BP AETAHBURa
Or Facts and Memories of Eighty Years.
* KO. IV.
BT D*RWBNT,
Wa closed oar last number by (imply staling j
Uwm whose nvnin were embraced in tlio commie*
^ of Qov. Moultrio as County Judges, und who
? war* subsequently elected. According to the
pro to is* then made, wo introduce the certificate of
Ibeir forma) installation into office: ?
"I do hereby certify, that Baylis ICarle, ,)<diu
Thorn**, sr> Ilenry White, John Kurd, William
Wood, Henry Muchan Wood, appointed justice*
? to ait in the County Court of Spartanburg, this
day took the oath prescribed before me, and there- j
r* Wpsn qaitlified to enter upon the execution of their
respective office?. Hbnry Pendleton, Judge.''
? Judge Pendleton, whose name is ap, ended to
\h* above certificate, died in the year 1788. He
Was * watm advocate of Countv Courts, but died
bsfdrs a report could be made to the Legislature, of
Which h? was a member. Then the offices of
Jtdgoaod Legislator were not regarded .as incompatible,
aud sometimes united in the shiiic person.
The following certificate was given by Judge
A sdinns BurVe, that James Jordan took the tics?
cttaary pro-requisite oaths.
, 4,I do hereby certify that Janice Jordan. Ksquire,
one of the justioes lor tho Courts ot Spartanburg,
Qiath tnkcu the oaths of office and allegiance, agree ?ble
to law, before mc.
Akdanus Burke, Judge."
^ Judge Burke was a man of great attainments,
' fall of that pure humor and pungt tit wit for which
the Irish have ever been distinguished. The following
veritable history of an extra-judicial proce?
Jure, on tho purt of Col. Win. Butler, and his |
confederates/illustrates the character of the times
and.of the judge:
, At tkc cfeee of tho Revolution, and whilst the
-aircait court ol law was sitting at > unibridge, for
the district ?f "Ninety Six," there was a fcliow
%y the naino of Loveless, brought before the court
en a cliargc of horso-stoalittg. He Itad been a
noted tory and plunderer during tho Revolution, j
And was one of a murderous baud which had killed I
General Butler's father and unch s. Ou this trial !
I - r it was discovered tii.it the tetitiinoiiy was insufficient !
to establish his guiit, and the jury were cotupi lletl i
? as a matter of course to bring a verdict of "nut
guilty." But no sooner was tho verdict pro- j
nounced than the croud ditcrmhud liiat Loveless
. | 4tad other mid h glter <>Ul iie?> :o atone lor tiiati
that of inking his neighbor's horse, utid that nl- |
though he liutl escaped puuishineut in the one case I
lie should not be so foilunate in the othei The i
' tilood of the Butlers, and other whigs who had '
ticen murdered by this lawk** ruffian, cried out lor
revenge; and their descendants determined it should
bo had in a very summary way. NVitli a tile ol
men General Butler went into llic court house, and '
iu the * p: etcuco of judge and jury scit"d llic i
t |j*isoiier before lie could he released Irom the h^r, I i
carried liim out into ihoenurt-y.nti, and there hung i ,
/ him on a tree which gieiv in front of tho eoiut j
iwusr. The s|K-etntors, eoinpo-ing an immense :
t crowd, did it* t attempt to intei f? re. The pr. s ding | |
Judge was the 1 loll. .'K hni'us Burke, a in; u <>l ' .
high talent* ami great legal acquirements, and j ,
Afterwards Senator in Coiigri ss from South Caio- j
4 lina. Judge Buikc was an Ir'shaiau l>y hoi hand i
educated in 1'Iurope. lie came to South Carolina
.I-.;..- .1-- n - -
...<?A me ;>f, .in amateur of war and
' the friend of liberty. 1 !*. was wry little acquaint- ,
cJ with (lie manners and customs of tin- p oplc hi (
the "uj>;xr countr)\" Though a bold and wiuisgoKrad
man, he was u ( a litde startled and shocked {
at seeing a prisoner ?hw had b-eo pioiiouiiv d in |
noctnt hy the verdict of n jury carried out of (
court in defiance of ti>e Judgenuri Diw,and im- (
i mediau-ly executed in contempt ot the trial through
which he lutd just passed. [Judge liuthe was a
ciau of unbounded humor, and loved u good joke (
most dearly. lie onee ordered u jury to acquit a ,
prisoner ol' a charge of hoisc-stcaling, b,cause it
? appeared from the tist.iuoiiy thai lie was itiloxi<-uted
with corn ichitkry when he siolo the lu?r.-o
W *'I know,"" sa d Ins Honor to the Jury, "that this
silt stuff you .vail corn tt 'liilcy gives a man a propensity
to steal. I onee g-it drunk on it nit self,
WU'I ctme eery nn.r t iking without lace n line j
ll?r?e "I Hot although It's honor loved .1 jest, ill s ;
^ ttuli.ov of hanging a man oil a vci'd'ct ol "no/
guilty'* ?.n p roping the figure a little loo far lor
ln? Ir^'i humor. lie was unable, however, to in- !
tTfK?e I - a-: 'i'l! aulhoi'rt \\ '{'he wife of I. Ve^
- less, with si I ; -. '.-MIS, and d shovelled ha'.r, rushed'into
t<v - : -use, and implored ll.e Julge
.. to save her hu'ou.J. "II -fore tin I, my good w.o
f I'ISU, I 'l ire tl ?l. or tliev will haltg me"?was his
ii'iUui'a reply. In-P-nd of ntlempMig to Kivo the
prison, r the -J u !ge thought it h. s| f >r the court to (
take ear. ..f .;>ell, and iiimieiliiitely ordered his |
hoise* ji.l i ,,nt foj- Charleston. The tree on .
* nirli I. r,!."-s was hung stood for ninny wars | (
. - after tlu- courts had reused to be holden at Cam- (
In-idgi . an I unK rut down by an old AlitP.ui slave ,
to u l.o n the tree was pointed uut'ns oue on w li eh ,
|ieop!c h ere hanged.
^ The first Court ever held in this District as u j
separate, d siinef, p- litical community, was held at ' (
Nitaolis' Mills, now known as the pluee where..a
Mr. David AnJ vrsoit resides. That locality is ' <
well authenticated as (lie plttec hy Mr. Ueid in
his interesting articles, and of it* correctness l
' cannot entertain a doulj, as the rtv.-ords demon- |
Urate that a roi l was opened running by N.cholls'
Mills, on North Tygor, and the narrow passage, '
which last name ha* been the J stingtiishiug name
for that road that k.'-s s tlirouali tlm
our former Saiinl>*-, Sir. John Crawford, by Mr.
Yundike, nn<l the Nuireth Churelk The County
Owrt met here but |ln> single t rue, rnt.l that v eon
the 3d Monday of .June, 'J'lnmi- i
braced in the ccrtificata of Judge lYndh t< n InlJ
this Court. The first business of the Court was to
elect a Sheriff; the first clerk, who had Ikvii pre-?
viously appointed, was John Thomas, sr. To the i
sheriffalty Mr. William Young w as chosen by the 1
votes of the County Judge*. The next officer
chosen at the same time was Joseph Uutllngtou, ,
who was appointed Coroner. I
. This was not snly the first court, hut it was the 1
Crtt twd last time it met at Nfeholls' Mills. The
tiext court thereafter was held at Tiiomna Wd- j
Iihiiisoii's plantation. It will be remeinlKted that '
I stated in my first artiele that the lauds on ' j
which our village is now located w, re owned In j
liim. Here then on this s|ki|, included within our \
.corporate limits, resided tlie said Williamson, and 1
here the first adini bint rotors of public justice held , (
their second and third courts in September and j |
% * December of I7S5. After qualifying their clerk,
John Thomas, sr , and rending the eoiuin -* >ii ol y
their first Sheriff Wat;,... v ?
?, I* a uuiiif, nicy |irociVdc?i |
to grunt .applications fur license t.? retail spiritou*
Jiquurn, lw koep houses nf entertainment, ntid to the
appointment of constables, among oilier business of ?
oieil character. Tho first |k-i sons chosen comtn- (
bles were Richard Nolly, Hancock Smith, Thomas ti
Cordon, Henry and Robert Harper. In '
tiichit sittings of Court, an<l among tlie first busi- ],
lHfis of import.moo transacted, was tlie passing of o
the following unique and sensibleorder:
, "Ordered, That llie following rat< a lie observed b\ |
all persons who shall or have obtained license to j fi
keep taverns, relail liquors, or kiep piivnte house* v
of entertnininent, to wit : "
Common cold dinner or supper 8d; hot dinner, tl
or do. neatly cooked Is; eommon breakfast 8d; ilo. t!
of green tea nnd loaf sugar Is; do. ot bolna do if I; J*
do. coffee or chocolate yd; lodging in n e can bed <
4d; do. for two in do. each 3d; .lainni'M p. r gallon b
12s; do. per quart !) fid; do. per pint Is yd; 4 do I
?d; gill 5d; West India ruin, pi r gnlloll 8s; ql. 2s; ll
pt. Is: J do. tid; gili 14s; northward rum, per gallon
5*; qt. !* 3d; pt. 8d; 4 pt. do. 4d; tnll'la per qt.
2s; and so in larger or smaller quantities. Punch <>i
made of Jamaica rum nnd loaf sugar perqt. Is Id: fi
and so in proportion for larger or smaller quanti- d
ties. West India rum in punch per qt. la; and s? T
* in proportion. Northward rum and India in punch n
per qt. 8d; mul so in proportion. Nnntz brandy ei
psr gallon 10s; per qt. 2s fid; Ac. Good country id
brandy per gallon 5s; qt. Is 3d; pt. 8d; &o. Ge- i pi
nern per gallon 8?; qt. 2s; pt. Is; hulf do. fid; An. j a
Whiskey, per gallon 4*; quart Is; pint fid; Ac. r<
IJest Madcria wine per bottle 4a 8d; draught 4s;
Ire. Common wina per ql. 8s; p?. Is Cd; port per
bmla 5a W; sherry and I,itbou per qt. is; Bur- ar
I
t
N
gundy nnd champaign per bottle 4*. Other sweet
wines per quart 2s; porter per bottle 3s; draught do.
per qt. 2s; English bottled cider, per bolilo 2s;
homi-mudc do. per qt. It.l; stabling an horse 24
hours with good and sufficient (odder or hay la Gd;
corn 2d per qt.; oats the same."
We arc induced to imort tho foregoing rates of
hotel-keeping from considerations of its intrinsic
value as a judicial paper, as well as from its singularity
and tho extreme precautionary spirit that
pervades it. Heady to graut applications for the
specific purpises involved in the order recorded,
watchful of the public inter*st in houses of tho kind
contemplated by tho application, tlieav custodian*
of public justice and rights were unwilling to submit
their charges, or intrust the whole question to
tho discretion of tho inn-hooper, nnd liciie'c assumed
jurisdk.-t.ou over his side-board and table. Were
they not right? Fixing tho price was tantamount
to regulating the quantity of the potation. It
Wits a good law from sensible practical tucn. In
tlicsa dujs of hotel liberty such nu interference
would bo regarded as a restriction upon personal
liberty?n breach of implied confidence in the integrity
and probity of the master o! tavern ceremonials.
Would not, I wonder, our InndlorJs of tho
present day Iccl under u more rigid restraint under
such a judicial decree than from tho restrictive
action ol our municipal authorities? To refuse licensed
is not uiorc objectionable than to prescribe
the charges 1 am sure. From the acts of our primary
courts, wo learn that the subject of charge*.
whether tut* solids, I quids, or bedding, arc multm
worthy of the careful attention of courts'.
From such precedent*, oar Legislature, in its lute
act of definitions its to what shall constitute ii hotel,
gathered some of its important provisions. Why
should w c regard it then : e an infringement upon our
|h.ts>ouu1 rights, jura ptraonarum, when our fathers'
examplars, worthy of o.ir imitation, assumed
to say that we might drink, hut should not pay unreasonably
for it. I gu. ss that no one would receive
detriment if such a law were now in force, as
the tapster would net let aJellutr take a glass w lmse
single drink from long habit would not fall much j
short of a pint at a swallow. I have heard a witty
professional of the tumbler and decant r saving, '
to one who had capacity for chambering a large
quantity at a snglo Ralph, that they charged, when
usked the price, half the ordinary rates w in re they
wholesaled their liquors. Such an exhibition before
the landlord oueo would serve nsn memorial to
guard him against similar imp >?.tious for the future,
when his churgts wire fixi J.
The next court was held at the plat)Liti< n of
John W??od, on tie- third Mond iv ill March, 17 '0,
and continued to meet there at quarterly pcr.od* |
lo March, 1TS7. when it was removed to the plantation
ot Thomas Williamson again.
i
Fuom N ic.mvurx.? A u arrival at New Orleans
Irom San J uau brings accounts to the "1st ult.
x-hli ss.ngcr. who des rtul >>u ;>ai ?lc, while under
trial, had sold liai.ssif t> (.'osta I lien before tin
battle,
On the Gtb itist. the Cost i K cans hxik possest.on
of llaai with a f nee ol tl.i'llO men, mid on the
lltli (Sell. W alkcr attacked thcin. Altera tight
Lit seventeen hours he was obliged to abandon the
city for w.intofamiiuiiiitioii. The loss of the Costa
[beau-, is said to be s x Luiidri J kit]..J and ^ luigc
numb r w-itllld.-d. Walker's h-> . - sit down at
between fifty and sixty I. 'led and uhou 8" wounded
and iii'smiir. Among tho killed i? Co|. M.reliudo,
the commander >1 the native loiecs.
Walk r el i m* tho victory.
It was said that the Costa Hie..its had taken posti
ssiol) of \ agili Hay uud tired indiscriminately
ail every person they saw there, kdlaig < ght or ti n
Americans in the employ ot the Trm.si* > .'onqiaiiv.
On tin- lOih insl. Lieut, (ii.. ti, with liltivtl
men, had ati encounter with aliout 'J"0 (l.stii K
ra.is, kdl'iig 177 and dis|K>r?ingdie lot, wh.Ll the
Auier.eui. lo.-s was unit one killed and two wouudL
.
It was reported that Walker intended to attack i
the ta-stH K .Ills at Vn gu Hay about the gall ,
having IjOUti Aiuciieans .aid 1,7*00 uat.vcs under I
It.s eoiuinand.
Alt inUTCiqiteil correspondence betwv<n the
Hriti-h government and (f.-ta It ea, in whieli the
i rmer agreed to contribute two thousand stand of
nr.ii< to the latter, caused much excitement among
the Americans composing Walker's unny.
A ili l.uv.s ai r spi-ct to the n.d.sci .in nate sl.iu.ditor
of American vitimtifji| Virgiu Hay and the Jo- j
tirilctioll of tile propi rty of the Tiall-.ll Company 1
liy tho Costa Hi cans having b.-eti made, Mr
Wh i-ler a.tdri sscii a s'.ioiig pr-.ti-?l to (Ji-u. Mora, !
not t-nly ngain-t such conduct, but against the |
Jin..; to drive Am -ricuu- from Costa llion and Ni |
aragua; and unless explained and ntone.1 for deviled
measures on the pact ? ! the I*. S. government |
ivrtc threatened by Mr. Wheeler.
Tti.vNsri.AN riMi Vkukt uilks.?The gardener is I
freplilltly <1 sippninted ill Ins cxpcc.a'.l IIS not Hilly
f: oil! tile failure ot si < 1* to v?-gelale, hut front
chickens, worms, hugs. .Iroucht A.. -... ?ii !
v? gi tallies arc"! n variably plante.l too th.ek, tinre
may J'd be a stand got by judieious transplant ng.
Tap rooted plants 1 Uo tin* bet t. lu.iy b?' remuvt tl,
if 11ken u|> w.lli o irc and planted out initio, dmtcty.
All tin' eali'.i tgc inbonrc easily transplanted; sum
rorn, okru, p? p|>im, tomatoes,ego plituts, Idlucr;
Hint even lioans, melons, an.I e.it-umbcrs, in ay he
rcimivod, i( dune witli care. Tin-so plants having
suiTncc roots, sli->ul i !>- taken up s.i as not to d >lurli
the l.ttlo fibre* lr??m the main root, and put in
lis* ground ag;?in tn-lii ? they liavo Ik? it excised to ,
lie *ui. an.I n r; shade from the sun a Inv days, |
l>ut give tin hi all the advaiitngis of tin? dows at
night. Ii it is nvcissary to Mater the vegetables
iraiisplantod, water only at night, and if watering
s ondt cvmuten rd k *p it up uuiil it num. j
I.oss or Stt'ekr Potatoes.?T'icrc is a genera!
Mifiiplaint throughout the sSoutli of tlio loss of
noTi |sit itoos. Ii is gem rally attributed t the
old of the past winter. Wo think tho euld had |
nothing to do with it. It w.ll Ik rcin?'iiih?-i ed that
d digging lime, tho woafhor was vorv dry and hot,
llio |Miiatoos dug and Iioiim'iI or Ii II -d never had ,
i olianoe to o?n|, and lionoo the dry t ot We lost I
lour hundred bushels; tliey were put up in lulls of
lit ty h us lie la enoli, covered with pilio Atrnn , hark,
and earth t" the <1 ptli ol a foot; they could not
liavo Ikvii If.>'/.< 11, hut on opening the lulls in the
?pring, lliey present? d a dry, luafed mass. A
r.eud that Jiad A potato house fro.-t pr->.?f, suflercd
lie same loss. Tile luss hlis heell so general, that
lllero has been a gn ril s?'iruity of seed. \\ e
ivould mii"o-d that ill?' lies', ill'IMS fthoiil-l he plnilt,1
oat nail watere?! w th saj> nils until I hoy ( *-_ ta
o run; th. re will soon he cutting* enough to plant
loin.
\VAsniMiTo.s, May I ?In the I'nilod Sutis
io ale, today, Mr W oiler submitted n rcsoulioii
oailiiig for the c?irrespondoiiee with our
diniatir in N.earagna not already coiiiinuiiieaieil
le made a sp. eoh in favor of Walker, mIio, he alegi'd.
ha?l boon sh un?'ully inisropicselited. Mr
it war? I oppos? d Mr I)? nig las, who nvoM? d a s\ inii.t'iy
with tt'a kor. Mr Itutler ?? .1 act on
uitil full information sl.ouM Ik- received, and even
uaily the n solution was withdrawn. The House
kiHsed the Indian Approprial oil I*iII, also the i> II
r reviving tin-nets m relation to the susm-mle?! I
ntru * of | ubl.c lands Mid su*i??udcd |?ru*ciiij>tiou
nud claim*.
The New York Herald ha* compiled a tahlo
rom the most authentic source* of information,
rliioli shows tliai iho South, thus l:ir. Ii.ts suit
lenrly one-third in.?ro cin'orant* to K?u*?* than
liu N'ortli < >. tii cm grant* to,* til * y> ir fioni
In* South, Miwniuri ha* turni*lu I l.llMt, tin.I
wo li Carolina tin* next largest iiumhcr, 'J.'li hi n.
)l tlie North, i n Stat. ?, M iwichuNCtW sent 111*
irifont, .150. Now York tin* next largest, Slit),
he South lint a.'iit in all I .1)00 emigrants, while ,
ic North haw only |,H.">0.
LlNOTItr <>8ITt'XRiK??One wold H* to lengthy
I.Unary polices. It i* too much the habit in IMgeeld
to indite prolix mnl fulsome l uln^iin of the ;
end. To tls it appears in the light of had taste. j
he nnnounecmot.t of the death of a friend is truly
ead and a solemn task; and many feel theinvlven
tiled u|mhi to any a groat deal. It is u mistaken
en. A briof ami well-ptit-np notice is more im
< ssive l?y far with the great hulk of reader* than
l ?ng string of Cunimou-plaoc*?lutlgtfield Adtrlittr.
m
Why are kisee* like the creation? Because they
made out of uothing, and are very good.
The Cincinnati papers contain glowing acconn
of tho Odd Fellows' procession and celebration i
tlml city on Thuriuluy, tho 24th ult., in which
number of tho Order frsvn Piiltitatf?, Frederic
and Washington city |>ariicipatcd. Thctc w?
over 4,000 persons in tho procession, mid it boai
to have been tho most imposing pageant ever v.'i
tiosaed in Cincinnnli. Tito Columbian, iu deser
bing ilie affair, nays:
The Kansas emigrants from Fairfield, altlioug
reduced ill number to ten, had reached New Oi
lean* oil the lCili ult. They had experienced gre:
kindness from rudro d?, steamboats, and liote
keepers, and were in fine spirits. .
Mn. Fim.mork.?It is stated that Mr. Kilhnor
will return t<> Knuland in May, mid before bin i<
turn to tho Uuited State* will probably visit tli
Kikes of Westmoreland mid of Ireland.
"Figgcrs vont lie, vill tl eyt" muttered a lu-cd
geuius holding on to a lamp post." *'Vull, peihaj
they vont; but I lee n figure as vont stauJ, any
how."
On the t.iglit of the 30th ultimo a lire broke oi
iu Philadelphia ill tho inogt dense commercial pot
tioti of the city, which destroyed property to tli
amount of $2,000,000, mostly insured.
Rev. Alexander Sja-er, of tho M. 1C. Cliuro
South, aged 03, died in laigrange, Georgia,oil th
28th ult. At one time Mr. S|>evr was Sccretar
of State of South Carolina.
Tho dwelling of I >r. P. II. Bradley, Abbevill
district, (says the Banner.) was burnt on the 21s
The work was incendiary.
Twenty-three men. under tlio lead of J. R. All
ton, to Ini joined by 4 from Charleston, le
Georgetown on the 30th for Kansas.
San Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala liav
receded from the alliance against Nicaragua?lea*
ing hostilities to Costa Rica alone.
Kx Govern< r Troup, of Georgia, died at his rcsi
I deuce, in Liurcus eouutv, aged 7 1 years, of hem
orrhage of the lungs.
I Majors Delafield and Mordeeai nnd Capt Mc
| Chlland, l'. S. Military commission to the Crime:
have returned home.
lid ward Everett expeet* t<? visit Charleston th
opining fall or winter, and will repeat his Wash
I in.'toii discourse.
lion. Robert B. Gilchrist, IT. S. District.Iudg
for South Carolina, died i > Churhstoti on Thui*
day. May I. .
From twetitj six medical colleges in the I'nite
State* there graduated, last year, about tliirteel
hundred doctors.
'Illi Mil for says that the Saluda side of N? w
berry disti cl was visited uti Thursday last will
rain and hail?the latter ti-large, but abundant.
B. Wilkin* and .1 Fkitmcr, of Wilmington, N
C., fought a duel at Fair Bluff*, S. C., on the 30tl
instant U ilkili* w is killed at the 3d I'a -.
Th. price of a lieciisi to retail I. {uurin Demo|o
lis, Ala., bus bu n raised to ? I O.OOU. Lujtior iiius
cotniiiaud a high price down there!
C G Meininiiiger mid W. T. Bennett were ii
New York, on the 23th ult , making iiu|uiry int.
the public sclio.il system, as commissioners frcii
the city of Charleston.
Rev Arthur Cleveland (."oxe, of Baltimore, his
b eli elected Protestant Kp.soopiil Bisllop of 1 exas
vice Rev. Mr. Freeman, declined.
The Indie* of Cliaih-sUm have raised $lC.'0l
for the purpose ot erecting a iiiuliuilient to tin
memory ul .Jultu C. C.illiouu.
i cnnsyiTnmn n ih inoititn-.i |,er law of libel. Thii
is sensible. Now I In- truili i> ii t Mb. Notts,unj ma
I Co in not to bo interred.
Win. II. S nklcr, lls-j., dn.l at his plantation
near Unlaw Springs, on the Cllh uit.
The Conorosioin.il Kansas committee have nr
lived in that territory.
COMMERCIAL.
Cola Mai \ ..iAiti.tr, May il.-it.'uTioN.? Wlioi
?c closed our previous weekly report ot the cot
ton market a bri.-k Ionian.! prevu lo?l lot tile article
at price* varying front'J i a II lo cxircin"s. <>i
Moinlay, the lirst day of >.ir o.itnni. ro.al we. k, lln
demand ?vas active miJ it.md, witi.out any tpiulabh
A-Iiangt in prtooi from iliosc given ill our r. pa t u
{Saturday. On Tm-sd.iy the news from I. v*r;??i
by the l'cr.-.a to ili? I'Jill instant came to hand, re
porting an nelive .loimiti I at an advance ol J a i '
with m1> i lor the week of 12C,'IU0 bales, inolu.l n.
40,0U0 bales to speculator*, .nut 5,0(0 bales to ex
porters, of which U9-,'lUi> wore American cotton
IIk mi accounts, although h t/l.ly lavoral.lc for tin
article, did not can nr any iiiiiiie.liate ad v.-luce, Iron
tile lacl ill it prices iia.l bei.ii pr. ss d ton point .b"Vt
w hi li buy els did licit d till it safe to j;<>, (?i
Wednesday mi l T uirsday, ho\v? Ver, a soon...ha
more mlitc demand sprung up, and iu the oven n.
it was a>e. rl iiuo.1 that an advance of nearly * I.a
If. .it . -tab -I.e.I l>iir.lig I i day and Saturday III.
mark. I was ijuiel l.ut steady, ami el.wed bi n on lln
Inttei .lav at the I .Mowing <|U..tal:.>ns, v l. lul" i oi
"J$ u'jJ; ordinary Vj a yj; middling 10 a loj
good middling li?2 a loj; fair 1"J a l"i; am
choice I I-J a I 1 Jo. The Kales of the week Coin
pr 1 r.1.3 bales.
IIxcon ?The demainl l?.r this artiele has beet
in. re aetiv. diir ug lite past week, and consentient
ly pros are a 1 lie M lli-r. \\ ? Mow .(Hole: I I ;
1 I i f >r h round; s.d h I 1 a 11). an 1 hams 1 I ;
a 12c per lb., aceoiding to the ijuality of the ar
licit'.
Corn.?Tin- -tuck of coin on llio inarktt is large
:in<l |>r ) ) ?. arc a shade loWi r; wc still ijUolc, ImwcV'
t-r, *'? tic |>< r bushel.
Oats?We baVe iv i change t<> notice ill tin
price ot cat*. niiil w< therefore continue t<? ijuoti
nominal 40 a 4.'?c per bushel
IV.a*?Tiie demand for tlit article of |iiit couti
U)'* good, ami prices are lirin at To a .Sib- p. i
bushel.
Flour ?Tin* lli<ur maikct is over slockc 1 w tl
e."Million ami miiMI :i_' brands, roimojuciitly tin
prices of tli Nipial ty are looking down. We ijuoti
a *tij for ? " tnnuiii to ???l brands; tine (until)
a p? r tibt.
ClIARI.LSTON MaRHKi', May 1, lS.itl.? I'"lhilt
?Sale* I..|- tile wi ck 11 >,"0(1 bales, at the follow nig
<1 notations at the cIom : Ordinary to pond oidnaii
i'J a It>J: low to strict in dil'.itig ll>) a 1 1 i; pis
middling 11 {; middling 1 I 4 a I ! J; tuir l'j Tin
price bad advanced )j nil those ol last Week
and the outside figures are the asking rates ...
holders.
C<?rn is depressed Carolina Gil a G."?: tlis.rg :
in haps (bin's included) GO. I'ens TO a So. FIoiii
without improvement? a 71. Ilneott sidci
1 I a I I J; Nlionlilers I a 1)^: hams 11 all Sub <
are held fiun at these rutin?a sliphl advance
I gird mphetil at It) a lli Sugars in no demand
and stole hits are imt oil! red A sale of IWti
lieu, i-.ugn. was made on private term, r< ported at
7 i a 71. < * "ll? i' is oniet ? K o I I J a I 'J J ? a si ght
diH'hlle. Midas"!*. N O , is si tree, ami holder"
stiller ill tales. Kit.id sales Iroin stores -It a !."?
Cuba, in !:.!r'rhe.i.!s, from store, ill a 3'.', .Salt 8C
a 8.7.
11 % iiiti i:i>,
< mi the Sih day of April, by F.I-is Wall. Fs.j
Mr .Ions I!li>kr to M *s Iv. im r:t C.v.m iiLi.t.
I night"-!' Ill I i o'. (l|||i loll.
Ill til" sa II , tl.e sa |i* dai Mr. FIlRAJlOwr.NI
I.) W A H \ 11 iiri.CilKI
(M tit. noil, ilny ol \, I, l>y iIk* M.viu', Mr
11 AII I.I N lll'UIIRT t?i M;m Kl.llABKTII KlDF.H.
< >n the 1st il.tv ">f Mny, liy tin* t. mi , Mi Ki.imm
Tl'RNKR t>> Miss Kl.l/Alll III BkLCIIKR.
<)n the lit i)?v ill May. I?y thii lli-v .1 >1.n <i
Caiiiirnm, Mr. .Ianikn I' I'i.i.mk.st to Mi'i liknro
c\ 11. oiikv, all of this district
In IJ iiioii villts. *? tin* W"J<I April, l?y tin Hoi*
A. A .I.iiii vs. Mr. W m II I arscous, of Spirtan?ju? _?
IWr-ot, mi I >Ir-?. Nancy Ki.uin* .Iv:kk?.
riks, nf I'uiim liistrict.
OICI'l l A It V.
I >n .I. on l.'nli ?>f Apr.l, I H.'.ii, at li.-r roMilenct
mar Cios* Aiiolior, Spartanburg l??trlot. S
Mrs Sarah A nn, consort of M Taylor The de
ceased li.ul hon lit h 'Hi a fur aflliiled Willi coilMiinpl
on, which let niinatol hi death. The dep?n?.
<1 Imi.I been many years ? ihoiiiIht of the Baptist
Church. She I.'iivcn a liusl.aini and two orphans
with many fri? ii.ls to mourn tin ir loss
JUST RECEIVED,
Vein. < assortment of FRENCH, LIJB1XS,
. AND HARRISON'S EXTRACT** for tho
[InnkiTchit'f. BENNETT A (JOSS
May 8 II tf
FLOI M l Ms I
VNew Assortment of SWISS ANI) JACONKT
KIjOUNCINC*, just rccelvol.
May 8 II if BENNETT <fc C.OS3,
^ k
la Diseases of the Liver*
When tho oclvbratod Dr. [iuili ikvUml '
1, tliut drunkenness wai a disease, lie cuuiioiaicd u
I trutli which tlie cxpciicncc and observation of j
1(j | medical men in every day confirming. Tlio many I
apparently it sane civeMW of tlioae who indulge in j
j. the use ol spirituous li<junr? may be lliua account- !
ed for. Tho true cause of conduct, which is taken ,
. for infatuation, i? very lre<juciitly a diseased state (
of the Liver. No organ :ii the human system,
r" who i deranged, produces a more frightful cut a11
logue of discasea. And :!, instead ol applying
remedies to the manifestations of disease, us is too
often the ease, physicians would prescribe with a
u view to the original cause, fewer <lctiths would res'
suit from diseases induced by a deranged state ol
as the Liver. Three-fourths ol the diseases enumerated
under the In ad of Consumption have their ,
y seat in a diseased Liver. M'Duic's celebrated
>s Liver Pill*, prepared by Fleming liros , urea eerr.
tain on re.
Z^S" Purchasers will be careful to ask f> r 1 >It.
M'LAN ICS CKLLUUATKI) VKUMIFCCH, !
\ ' manufactured by FLLMIMI LHIOS. of 1'irrs[
nuRUti, I'a. All other Vermifuges ill comparison <
1 ' arc worthless. Dr. M*Lati<-*agenuine Vermifuge, ,
| also bis cell brutcd Liver lMIs, can now be had at i
It all respectable drug stores. Aunt gram'tie inthe
uut the xignulure of Fl.ld.MINCi JIRUS.
v (4] May t? LI It
e FEVER AND AGUE an in1
fallible Curo.
Wo defy the world to produce any medicine J
I which does not contain tan nine, 15.uk, Arsenic,
II ' Mercury, or any net uuh ur deadly coni|H?uml. to
cure this annoying disease so cll'oetunity as CarI
ler'sSpanish Mixture. Whde it contain* none ot
tho above named dangerousartich s, yet it pisnai s
a power in relieving and earing Fever and Aguo
wliieh cannot be approachc-l l?y any ol tbeni s< na
ui.iiil. I lie I i' I >, lit re ih so uh iii>. g 1 nrti.
ele ill this Wolld. llinl I in tint ;i ? :>n'' : leit rep.e'
M-nt.it. it. A in] if you pure a*. ihe e Mintvrte.t at
any |uioo, yi.u may jus'. con ' i yojm.ll iheatctl,
( UHC'.l nllfi d' llc for.
, I No V, ail tlio ali'tn 'end* to tit ? p at, if you
| ii.mt ii t'lnl ui ti I o -l< \v< try, ^ itii' iliinj tlmt imII
I not eli in jo eoior, //nil i.< the ge.iuiu* >. i on /mrt,
you may witli e-'iili lein eall oil u*. A* we have
this spring I't eeiVe.l a ehlMl'e U?S irtlllfllt, * >11" thing
bright auj <!a/y.iiiio|y beaut lu!'. e will u irrniit
it to he good gold, an i as pure as tile 1. arts of the
I la.lies.
We have Wa'elus, Chain*. Keys, Seals, liar (
Kings, I IrisK-lies, ('ntl I1 i.s, < >1.1 fios*. s, M i ' 1.11 *
( I.oii?, mid a go ..I v r.e'velg >1.1 finger lings. Plain
ami w th s ?;?. We I .. *> 'img* v ah 11 ami* on I
Hearts, ami t*o| i II arts wtrheut li n_;s, h ?i !.? a
, good van.ty >if utlti r heauli ill article.
" Also, a I. IV of Hi se lu 'It.'ill I; split I hi del s I ft
t '.ill s > ai, I.v'ii* an I > ith ni' ii. ami s< tot
ynursi lv< a. J5KN \i:n A C.>sS ,
; ' ^i ,y s h tf.
CartrrV Spanish Mixture.
THK tillKU I l KiMl.lt <>?* Mil. U1.HH!> !
#
Tlu* Best Alterative Ivuown !!
; NOT A rAHTlCI.K OF VI.In I ItV i V It !
( All ililallible leiiitd. f>i .N'i - !u .i, King's 1A.1,
Islo uiii itisiii, '''.istaiale Cut.no- ms Kruptions,
1'llliph ? or Piu.ti.li. on tin F.lee, 1'i.oti ll*
c?, I' . is, A j n iml 1 >?l, Chi onto
r> ire lives, R.ngwift in, or litt>
r. >. .i.l In ol, l.nl irge
, * in lit .hi 1 pa.n ot the
1 ?.lien an.l .louts,
I i Sal: lllieum,
Stuhb .rii I I*
in ts, S> pinl.t.e
1 >: . an i . i .1 s. to is.iig
Iroin ati 'ajudie tis u*c ot
, M i I'lirV , 1 Hi;>rit t> ti e .11 I
J.ife, or Imputity ot i
, ; Itloo.l.
, l i. . gr. at alterative Med i in* an lefut fief of
tin li'. I s i|.ia li*. 1 liy I1 .n*.ail* t gt tolul
patients li'olll .hi I I.l I t* ' the In ted S. , . vv In
, testily du ly to the I . narUah lire, pel t.n rne.i hy t
the gr. all -t ol , ii , . .' *,' i \K l'iili's.SI'A N I
1*11 MIXTIHIK." Ne. I.l,.... Rltcutr.nmm, 11
. S.rollli.l, 1 h: III oil III II, l(l,| |>? ISO, ;
'< v? 1 " I I is, ? I . , S, A . a ot the K I- I
i n.\?.l>*. i i-, II,root, Female ( otnpbtlnta, ,
I a li* ae t ell tig i.i l to li * ami .' lit*, al t' (
spiub's put I |1 r I t III li II.' tli s illlluli' \
fell e.iy.
F >r all do is. * . the I'hoi!, u ing has yet
, keen to,III.1 to i 1111(111 11.ill t. It an* s 'l.o
svs'tMi i, ,i(?ti,i. *, ae?* gi ntly and lit, . .itly
4 til t ! - 1 Is .
i\ tiur. ?, ? III* I > i* I ? " H
i lion, . < i.iiu to !, u'li, hi i'k< ? ll r s - :i
.11 fin I Ik- 111.v. .hi I r. i >i. * t!ie I' iti.ttui-'ii,
ciiio< bled lo <1 ? .? >r liinkiii <>wn ! > ttii- i-\
i'i v s lit yoiit ii, t<i - ,i > ii *. .r-r .< Mnttyih. i
l I I I!. I ?I \ - Of M \ I - ' ' II . .
|i!iciili i-, ami wl..'i'< vir i( b.n I* m:ii kn \\ ii m
i frylll.irly |?r? s.-| i'h i i\ ill tli?* liapp ?t i ll i- It :
inviyoialtt tin' weak iml ! -!? > ..:;*. !, and i?t11> >t*l
, i last i- i \ in i' i- w i ii hi Irani . i'Iimi i lln si. a.
mill Ii av ? llu- (la' cllt i'lisll .iii ! Ii.-a a Sillylf
battle i?f ill's itiostiti'lbie reined \ is Motlliull tla- '
s i ralli .1 S if ' -a is in i \ .ii
111 I ii-.--- ii ii i ii' i i ill i- i li.-i < \%li li wo liavi
ni'i-iviil from j? i?his tnmi all parts of t!i. i uifi-il
States i . (lie i? ?t ili 11 ?- lb it tin io is no lui-nliuy
about il i to i'l l --, li-iti i i. [i i ?, in.i s
Ira i s. |i1i\si,-..iiis, u.i (mill i a a , v li known in
ill 11111111 ly. nil a-lil ilo i' t i i a i t i ili won- (
il.Tiiil t ll'ih i* oi ili t.kk a i iilool) l'l'lll
KllCIt |,
<' ill nit tli - an lit altil i t an a!ti.rti: mil r. a i
tlio ili ta i* a! as|.iii.s|uii > .-in - |i. rforin .1 ! > ('.\ ll i
TKR'S SPANISH \l|\ll III., is MUM' casks
WIIKRI. fvt.ltv tuino Kl.Sf. Illll st .SAl.l.tt I All I II i
Tlio limit* of nit iiilvtTi sninciil will it t admt tin a
1 full insertion. [
W ii S III. i US \ CO., Proprii tori, i
A i n 'l, //nHfiiriiy A'?r York.
To wlioin all orders must l?. a l.li . ?s,> |.
I'iir sale by I >rn_'y.sts att l t'unntri M.-ri'iauts (
in all |* iris of (lie I ailed States ,t% i tin Clltailoi, i
and by
I'lSIIKK?fe IIKIMTSII. Spartanburg. I
JOHN L. YOU NO, I'nionville.
May 8 11 ly [
rately or .11 coinbuialiou, It ti.-ts >,.i.ly on the
1 Liver, Puiilim tlio 11 lood, opens the pnr<* of tlie '
Skill, and u>-inIs t oturw t<? expel tr?>111 the system
the Koi'Is of I);m :iiu,i or what is as bud, tlic remains I
1, o( theMuier.it Drugs, w Inch clog und licully destroy '
the constitution.
c See the eure <>t Mr. I/D.ijtiluii of Virginia: I1> j
r hail dulls twice a day fur .'I years, untiling < ould
relieve him until he tried Carter's S|e\ni?h Mix- j
lure, only 3 bottles of which ed> d tally nuturctl I
L* Inm ta health, imr has he had a return of the d.s'*
ease sitlee. May S I I tf
EQUESTRIAN EXHIBITION.
. rIMlh. Clllf'l's has cutne and gone. NVu Imvu |
I 1. been d? cidetilv uulied out ?> our time and |
* ! Iltotiey. And yet K<|Ue-atr'.'ill Kxereiw is phiisatll, 1
' J exit l.ilatlig, and li altiiy, e>pee. - a' il }'OU have a J
t ootufortahle Kiddle, and strong and ip-?d bridle, 1
. ' tijMjn which ls?th \our sn'ety and eonifort dcjTiid.
1 I We h ave a uis-d assortment of ill die*, Sa Idles, 1
; Martingales, tiiith*. fancy and plant lot*. Ac., eVe\ I
? ' (..'all ami supply y uryi Ives at a eln .ip rate.
,| May 8 11 U BENNETT St GOS8.
G. E. ELFORD,
NEXT IK)(?lt TO MM IKE'S If ALE,
Kcvpn uu hand a l.ir^cuud well k IccIviI .'bwrtnunt
' of the follow m;; articles:
* Ut-litf io Mm'cII.iiio.u.i and Clasw c-I woiUj.
Sellout l!ook?, ISIateo, l'eiivilo and IVns.
' ltlank'.\It'niiir?ii<iiii>?, ami I'i.ii.h, ,
' Foolscap, Letter, and Nolo 1'ap. r, Klivdopcs; i
, liUck, llluo, II ur-Ml.iv.lv, lie.I, Car.ii.tic and |
, I Indciiihle Inks.
1'ortfnliiw, W'r.t uj?-C..- *, Writing I)r?ki,
A title Mui'li < ! MI|HTIOf (told 1't'tlN.
llirr.son'n Perfumery, a gr< at v.uiety.
1 Ami mail) ntlii . arlicl. * t n mini n- t.> niclili'li
I lici t*, but iv, II wurtliy ol examination.
Ci.ttli onlclH ft i.til ubload j tumji'.ly
| a^icudcd t<>. _ t ?
! May 7 It ly
toiMi:iiii:iT.s!
1 I v.^ ^ ^ I
M rlMlhUii are i.rimr.'Ui mitcrf- w in '.It*.
, 1. wolt.l. I In i. ar , ..it11, i,, i ,| n.-s, winch
' j our darkies luivo it fi.i !ik*, .1 , and our Swt*lisli ,
| Inend /vll,r u.i"> t.ik, ii m ,? lit a l< w, t.'r which ,
( . lie exchanged Ii.h cakes and candy. Tie ? lire
^ I counterfeit IMiat*, Magics and . wTeigns. The
I | t'o*"! Ihj, pit* of tli n vvo'Id <lo not intend iliat our
President itii-l tjiiirn \ i i i t na I li.ivt* all tlic
j iiioney-ni ikaig in tli. ii own han<!->. i otlu v iuiro
' iluced a few 11.1_<ii-? c-i.ti!*, t i c.'icat tlie unwary and
| i opcu tin- I'Ve, ..f .InM , wlio ii represented an
Lilian . P.irilUlll lUl.i '.lln-lb.
1I .? nut. ?.v
(T ti; f ; I > ?.*! 'n :*> riofih s i*? urt I hat "
l.'i tula I'.rl *ii, wit! % >i Willi.mi 1 urliani,)
an 1 (i.-iiryt* IV . i. tin. Ku 'a'.'I I'.u liatri, nil.1 Joseph j ct
1". rl niii, i inns, ru. U-iit ti .on ! the I mil* of this "l
Si .I*: 1; 4, mi innll li ol ll'.bi.CoulpIti ni'liU" So- i
In ",m , nr U ii .l, tli .' tin y ap ear anil ple.nl, a'.suer '
i.r <! iniir. in C niijil. mint*' IMI, within three,
months from tin !.. h i :. or the Kjiii Will be j
t.iheli pro enllli^-ii aj n-t tin in _ j |h
Tll<? ?? IV \ KUNtiN. c. u. * t>. , |,j
('millN < ?i'i April 07 3ai I m,
India (i.,
k N iiiii.i l.iij! remedy hir RtW and AgUO ami ]
. V other II I "ii? 11 - a-.. i 1 iii *|H*i*rlv iiml . '
! i niaiu nl ri ii. fall n i .l by tIn'<1 U>1.<)(iOC? I H !
.1:1.1 Irmn lli prompt ami lleullby aeliotl upon the '
11 I, clraaiiuK ' from Uilo juia rtsbiring it in I *"
put I- . Tliut itrikmg i?t tho root, its tendency if *'
u i - Mj 'i i .-j i I i-.-. bm t<? remove the J v'(
i hum! on wl. It .t J. j>< mil S- 1 by ] "
FlSllKll iv iinTKlTSII, . "
M..> . 11' it | iruills.
ENGLISH COOKING SODA.
J i S|" 1'ivvivi'il it Irish supply of th * litont lis- .
t " .. . 1 i. ,.i,i r.i .i.ns hi i,
li nits, pistiy. p i i i.:i_r-. A' l'i i t irbunni t ,
>i 1 i 1.1tu lis i ii i ii. .f t u It .ii c Aeiil ^
f lilt t>. .*>. i, m.iiiiity! it tar upt-rior t>? ill "
. nun n *> !.i i ! irriitn ti*i..i: y s..; I |.,r Carbonate Wl
.f Soi l |', i ..,h-|.v " f
KIMll.!'. a- 111 IMlsM, nru^ists.
May I 1 ? t( "n
Wri^hl's Liquid (aliunde or "*
FAHILY PHYSIC.
V. t?\ I' I I I > t . gi i nil waiiti nf ilie i'iiiii j
. n. i nly, |i> n ly ji! a..nit to the taatr, ean.ly ? t
i in.n ?t- roi t '. .! !i ell, us ? oil as to a.lulls, ami Ml
r >per ami .n .... . . w !. ,- any Jthys . ,b ie- i it,
Jll i. 'I. I kil
I - wh > ar n> .stnl us ; use tlf un't" >us tif
in.I t ry ilis.u i al 1. plr s , ? in use, . ,ii a v. ml nil
1 I iii,. . ii 111. i.i |b*s t ol lam t to. s '
Mothers v. ii it t! it at list a sure ami . f ?h
is't Ha I pin lie has he. n t >1111.1, W li < h ilnir i III III 11 ii "u
.viii r. .il l) t.ik?> uillioti. loiv.sijr, 111,1 l?y wit ink j f">
:11 . .|.i ? !. i>l ??l, 111 it* unit, An ill ii%imkd. i "I1
K.n - . u I i.Siiiii; llklMTsil
Perry l>.i\In* Pain Killer.
1>!l\s|ij\N> * ik.a ri'.UIiV l>AVW J'"'J,
I'AlN MI L' It < i ii nMl.i n ri- little? ( j
h i . |. ? tv . ii' it .1 in |i \? ii iii liu line ^
in .mil - iti i .1 . i nt in liiiiimn life, li* |j(
i : . ii i . It *\ . i ih in iiy lhiic* like v* r;i;
ll?l i ll . ike (>.i :i ? i.'-i!?c al uiuc. l'h?gpft; n
i n; mid pure .? bi.\I ! %
1 ISII Kit A llKpYFKTf, ' Uil
M,% 1 10 it I> <?#<??- ,
- f
l.ook (hil lor Boardlhg. Sc
I 1111'. HrnsrUlltKIl !?? "'ptiwil i|i? liou?o J
forim-H) <M'i'iipic<l l>) II mm Mill ion, in' ir
h Mi iliuilwi i 'liui ' li, in Sji .rtknlmrp VilUm?. for p ,
In-n < pinm of IU > \TII >KIUli ^i?.t Mtfomm.Hl.Mc
ii|t'? ii or tw.-nty w.lli iMiuliirtnhlfl nw>r - nml loiljtiij.
hi ill ouMom.iry r.il?? of IkmaI ' < iln* place. .
i L|. u \ I I. US
KLIVRK I
r<>K SAL* AT XH:S OFfilCE.
&*S
.A
?? i i.imii 111v11 tin-1111 -it::<>11 ui < i liXTLKM LN '
to our heavy un 1 extensive stock of
Read) Made flotUiug ; i
in which \\ >li Ijc (uuii'l every article ir '.(.<?? try to I \\
supply the <l< iti iii>l o| tin* * :lvhi ? I'mt CLliTIl 1 il!
< < >ATS, I thick mill t'.ilni i il C'.iMiioin't it; Sutin, I to
S.IK mill 1' ancy \ isiim>, and very style un.l j>at- I 111
ifin of Summer mi.i*: tin s:i? un.l 1 <c|{liiirii Hutu, ' mi
lull>t fashion; III m ITS mi l SllOIiS, mill a i;enc- j yc
ml assortmi-lit oi Gentlemen** Knriishiun Gm*l* p:i
In addition, we have laiil ill n heavy supply of - an
DOMESTC GOODS, >
Shol-Guns, II.flea uiiil Cutlery: Sj-MIcu, Jiridhs, ' _
\\ Ii pi, ni"l cvvry thm" \vh. -h -ur ou?l murs can ;
want.
Wo ful sure that we can show the b st stock
ev? r hi'uu^lit totlr.i mat Ki t. and we ui<- determined t
To >ifll at a Cheaper KCate | ,,
than can (m had :it any cstnbl alnnetit n Spartan- in
hurij. All we ask is a f..ir tri ll. Cill and see Us I
mid prove our word*
May I 10 tl L BLOOMBERG ife BRO. | ~
JIST RECEIVED
VT the KAMI I. V lilloOKHV ut the POST
OKFICK, and will b ?"!?1 Imv for t'wli, i
10,000 lit*, l'riine t' .-.mtry <*ur* iJ ItACON. 1
I ,o.H) " LARD. " p I ?
5,000 " sujH-rliiici Kl.t'L'It.
SI' < 5 A US?fiMorti d, .
C.tllii T-.i. M '.;|v,i-.. Salt. Itiee, Cliee?e, I'thli, I
Corn, Corn Meal, G*.t*. &> .. Ae.
A I*", a larc Lot ?'f N AILS an] CASTINGS, ' "
fit manufactory prices, do
With many other Good*, 11 * 1 for CASH at j
low price*. 1'lvasc jfire us a call
May l 1" 2w LKK A URIGOS.
Ballaliou Musters.
OllDKlt NO. 11
r 1 M 11i 1 - >t nnJ Si i! 1'. it' i. i ". i : the Ihlth i ^
I Iti ciiiwnis S. (' M.e.ill parade at tbv;r rs- ?
BjK-etive parade ground*, f >r i: spcc'iimi and review, i ' '
a? follow ?: The lir*' Ihi'lal.ott at Pooletvi!l\- n i!icj
fourth S turihtt < I May in xt. The ?i aid liattalioii
a{ II .1. 1 tow hind'* id field, on the It't li Saturday I _
of M > i.i xt. llu euiiini ?.oni*l and noil colour
lulled ofll'-i r? ol both 15.itt.d >>r* w i.l parade the J ?
day prrV.au* for ni*ti u -tmi an-1 drill. Tlu? MB1' Si
uii-sioiii 1 iilHeer* air re-pi ful to be ill hill nniCvin *
oil tli .li\ o! review, an . i adi | i .vale with a guu
and i pped us lie law pri *er.b> *
"I'll, arld'cry w.ii|-ar.id u tli ll.olir*t liattalioii , _
at l*oo!c*vi|le. By order of s M SNODDY.
Cut .oil'.; K o in ni s C. M. i
J \V. V'niinnn, A Ij't ~ ! <
M jyJ !<"> tf j 1
TO CONTRACTORS BRIDGE.
, oil
\\ \ VI i.l). hv th -.-it. r. piv.iK% '? !..r
> > 111 ll.DIXt A li It 11 >0 i. over Broad
11. v* r, a nr the head i.' tie N n<.. iiiiu- Island*, on ?
II lillc troin I Ir. \ \ tf to York G 11 , t > land at J
ur mar tin K.n^ Mouiii.vn Iron W >i ' >*. ll will
be aL'Ut one tlioiiMiii 1 and twenty k. I lonjj. j
I'rujni* .e. ii.ii -.-U-l to no- ' . .i.i*;..n, l.'hester >
C II., or 1 >'aytoiu i. --w ii rii-i-iv. due n'ti titiuli 11
May it" dU'.lN M KRK. , ni
IN EQl'si'V Sparlaubui^. I
Will. A V.i?l:l_'- Pole P.irl.*?ti * ? I --
II' You Want to Buy Cheap {
EE&mmm <
L. BLOOMBERG & BROTHER Are
on Board,
WITH A LARGE AN IJ COMPLETE j,
STOCK OK
SPRING AND SUMMER ?'
\
WE have recently purchased in the cities of
Itnliiniorc, l'liilu>le!|>hia and New York, <
and aro just opening lit our stand a splendid im- { J
soi tiiu'lit of tJOOOS, which f"r elegance of style, |
variety, good quality and cheap prices, cantcii be ' .
*ut pulsed here of cUcw'luTc. To our friends, ;
THE LADIES,
we arc prepared to ofli r a hc.iutitid and rare vn- (
rictv of OK ESS (iOO|)S, the 1 ! >t sty Km of
SI'UINO mid Sl'.MMEK OKKS.SMLKSH plaid,
striped, Ac ; I'archer, Tissues, Mll-dms, IVinly oi
new and pretty designs; a lesnililttl style of
sjlv n: am liombasincs,
Atpaocoa, and every kin 1 <>i OILER'S
(lOOOS; iil-o, :t !..l el ti. .ni:..i,i p ittel'CK ill llic '1
way of EMIiKt 'lOLKll.s.Ti n.u.. Kudu. >1- '
crcd t.'oilier* mid Sic* vc and Sb.rls; Lace, Muslin 111
uud Cambric; Kelts, ( iiiuiist I'cti, I i.indkci chiefs, '
etc ; the latest and must laMiioliablc ?t\ les ol "l
V'O U . Vj
i Us (l.U- 1 ^ c . I.Lal J,
with an.I vv.ili.ini .??' - ? * -
? ... .. > a it lie l"l "I |
I'aniwils, the prrltUfl ami flu |? tt in ti.e market; i
a rate iiMirtineii: <>f Sum nor Mantillas
in the IIIimI rcOt'iii l*uri< tli-H nv; Iliad Urcmn; n !
largo stork of Amor loan ami
. '? j ' IT'- '
- ' - - fUM&ttl,
anions wliiuli ii> a line nrtiele c.f K <i Cilnvos at UU I
cents per pair; all style* of Lades' (Jailer* nn>l |
Walking Shoes; with n lull supply of l'ANCV I
(il??|)S; IV I fuinci y for the I'o.lrt. ' 1
PETROL KM OR ROCK OIL.
'"lltLliBRATED for its wonderful curutii
.J powers. Tint I'ETROLUM ?r ROCK Ol
u great invdioini in Scrofula ami King'** Kvi
id iu nil those discn.es having ilivir origin in
i-pruved condition of the blood, ami oilier riuidai
10 body. It will cure pain* and stUnrgemeiits <
te bones and joint*, lllotcbca, Biles, Erysipclt
implts oi| the face, Tetter, Soald-lKnd, King
orni, and the vurioua *kiti dim ant. It hn? cure
uinorou* coco* oi Ulieumnti.ni, Neuralgia, C.ou
Kor ?:.le by ISSUER & llEl.NlTSlI,
Mav 1 10 tf Dispensing Chemists.
POCKET BOOK LOST.
OST, on l&th inst , between Jacob Zimiifti
.J mail's Ht<>re, and R. Rnllingur'. Mill. in
OCKKT BOOK, containing rlG ill cosh (Iliu Vu
>>u. receipt*; also, two separate notes, payable t
r. J.J. Vernon, one by i\!'s. 15. 1*. Suuddy.nii
iu other by lfnvid Pearson; one note on Lou
orekcrell, paynble to JethfaOli Duncan; one not
i James Coati, au<l onu on Jcflersoii Duncai
lyable to myself.
A liber. 1 reward will b" given for Its delivery t
e at Vcruonsvilhrvt at the HjviiUn OAuo.
April 17 8 tf J AS. A. BNODDY.
Biviugsvillc at Work Again.
I'M1 15 above Establishment is now spinning Cot
ton Yarn, and are rcniiy to fill orders. The
e also at work in the l.lack.iu tit and Milcbin
iop?,nnd are ready to execute any jobs in tnttehi
rv iu their line.
April ->3 y if JOHN BOMAR, JR.
fiius* J>.> 'wii'ji-isr/ '
MAGISTRATE &
GENERAL C< ILLEOTIKO AGENT,
('oluiiibin, S. V.
_April 17 8 ly
FRESH ARRIVALS.
[KNl'Y A BEAKKEY are receiving am
. opening at Clinton n new attJ well selects.
STUCK OF DRY GOODS,
iis'isting of all the varieties of the lute styles tuu
litems of Ladies' l)rc*s G</ods, Gentle-mou'
'ear. Hats, Caps, B >ot* and Shoes, Saddles, Bri
es, Cmbreilas, Arc., to ail of which wc call the tit
lilioti ot purchaser*, a* wo intend to make it ti
eir interest to try us, especially ca*lt purchaser
id those who intend paying up at the cud of tin
nr. We return our thanks to our friend* aui
trotis for the liberal patrotiagu heretofore given
id wc hope by selling them Goods to an advtu
ge to merit a continuance of tin* seme.
HENRY A- 15LAKELEY.
April 3 > 8t
SULLIVAN & TRIMMIER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND
SOLICITORS IN EQUITY,
Have formed a copartnership for SparUuibur(
i*triot n tb" practice of their profession. Oflitt
New Brick Range on Church street.
C. P. Sl'LLIVAN. J. Y. TatMSill.*.
jVb-.M w if
A. S. DOUGLASS,
A TTORXHY A TLA \V.
SPARTANBURG, C. U., S>. C.
Offico next door curt of Court llotiao.
FA 7 . (0 ly
WRIGHT & ORE,
.1 TTO/LYXYS A1 LA IF,
SPARTANBURti, C. 11.
kkicu ill M:ij. Lego's Brick Building, u?x
or t>> Bobo ,V Kdwurd* law ullite, up stair*.
I. 1>. WruJiit Spartanburg C. II.
.)*?. 1.. Orr Anderson C. 11.
Jmi 3 1868 45 if
wm: t. russel, m. d?
IAVINti returned ilia general practice o
. M 111>U'1N l'i, in coiiinx'tkiu wiib ll.-mistry
dully offer* h * Service* tJ the citi-rm u
ittniiburi; and it* vicinity.
<>t!i -e im New Br'.ck R.'iigw, No 2, |*ccotii
rv.'i Church street, ojipuritc Palmetto House.
M irch 27 5 if
LAND WARRANTS WANTLD.
!" > X ( taA^LANl'WAllltANll
* ad " Wanted. Tins Subsoribci
>11 give ilie vtry highest market price for laiu*
wr.oiu. A. T. STRAIN.
Spart-iiiburg, < ' II M ir.-li 17 J -"iNS 4 if
Notice.
L LI, p.-r?" lis ndebtcd to itu firm o! klRBI
V A. WILSUN nre hereby caruestly rcqurM
i > r .<ue t> rw.nd and make immediate payment
Money we want and nione\ we must have?ou
*iii-i r-uU't.-i tt. We lind rather Hot iu?. "J
>rd to tlit w ise ia sufficient."
8 pt 20 .,l ti JCJRIIY <fc WIL8CHT.
Gysott's Yollow-Dock &
Sarsapariila
NutV 1*1 T U?' IS llTfc. L tllUtsT SlZKO I?OT
.ks, A .11? IS At KNOW 1 I.IX, CIS TO 1ik Till
i - I S.lUSAt'Altll LA \1 Alibi, A-> JS CEUT1F1F.1
i* TIIK WuMIKKFlL ClUI-S'ir II AS I'Elt
IKMED, THE OltlOlSAI. COt'lKtJ OF WlltCl
.J. It. TIIK I'O.sM.Sslor IF TIIK I'UOI'KIETOU
!.M KMlll.lt, THIS la THE U.SLV TRUE AM
.Ill I .v \ I. A I. I ICI.E.
Sen'tula, Syjdiile, Mi'r?'urinl Cotiiji'iiinl*, C?n
r, <J .iigniie, lUiiuiiintifin, and ? v?t variety v
In r ii M-a-i i ate >|?x-d y aud |Kititlly cuiidb;
c u?e <>t thin tllllill'ilK.
Head the following Certiiicates.
TiU.intuir, Co., Ala., Jdrv 2, 1852.
l*t. ir Sir: i sen I you this to oe.tily to y?n
at your evract -.it Yellow-L>ock and i> n?,-.pc?ill;
i |M-| loi'iu d Oil-of the Illost M oll,lei lul CQii! til
i til .1 I.a* < vir I Run effi-cted on man.
1 have Imvh ullL tyd fortuity year* with (rup
>iim li my legs Ulld le t; ill 18|S they t'lt m bn.
at I 11.? ! o go Oil erutollca, ninl ill ISli* 1 bad ole
; niiipiltiited iitiove the ktiee. In about nilii
allllii lltt- r my olllvr '.iy? bloki out ill large e.It
o ninl l uitinu^ ?ore? (roni my Vnee to niy f,n t
1 d:> 'barged -i gn at deal of olfi'tmitre mail, r
>' groin ni>a liriiliv out in large biiin, which dm
.ii'oed tmieli olleiioivf matter, uud at tbc ?,iii<
ue mv l< it ban ! broke i u: in large running sorri
.trly to my elbow.
Tin* tii.-eiy :Ii.it 1 have suffered for th<*ln?l twi
ar* I e iiiimt describe tu >o?. 1 vv.ti iu aUel
lit tb.it I never ri siiil day or night,
la i Jet Ik i last my vir brought me one of you
i wrappers; I read itt and wurf rwtiw tlmw
ii i. i ill i ufei Jieilorined l? tour "liitmet u
I low I >-olt and Sarsapio ,!a," I sunt nu.1 got tv*a
ttl -i lit it, and commenced t iW.ng it. In tui
? K?, to my gri.it :ietoiinliine*it.?iitr boresnll bo
lie in-, , and 1 eouid tln^i ad night, a to lig
il not d lie tor two\cim. WiniiJ lad tak< I
i ! iuv Ii o in al ly all healed. M_,
ingot ?, ,h .1 lav clo'huiiliiieiit. I have not*
ed hi ;.ll light b atli-H of your "Kxtracl ul Yrl
a 11'n'li md s.u - ijstrillu," audi now conbidet
t ?> b v. li.
i 11 ri ii ;i'i f tlia ra vU'll t?? try tins in. >1.
1 I ?ur? m y known <li? ?i
i vvv. i 1 l. j ill.- nil |>r?^u 1 co nlni j.il ir]
a u1 ( riM'lnint its prmt w?>rili to Mifltrin.' limit
i. 1 hi. I i jitiial tlieai to take it, for ? ill otr<
i in.
My vase i- Well kn<?\vn inn larj. |><ft on t.
nth <\irnliln?, tieorgia a in I A l-tbamtv, att<) if urn
I'll! I ruiilil llieatrjve nirr, I invite t in to c*l
mi", nii<l 1 will ?ln?v tliein tli?' mm. I cini I*
in I ill Tutlii|KASM O , \ InUiiiMi, oo* ?? ?!? Iron
I '.-rry. 111! N A.I All ltl'iilllvS.
'I'ih* Vi'lliiw l)>*W biiJ s.n?n|mr"Ha m |n?ii!iikrl;
npl<-<t fur k'liuilw nf ik'lii'nli! Iimt'h, roMih n,
>111 irregularity <>l nwuttraul il.aolmrge*, tim
i?<r ilim-iiM"-p? culiiir tn tlirlr a^x. Tliu proprie
li it. hi li k |>'.?n >t> >?i ? ifr>-iit unmix r of vert.fi
>i nf OUI < * p< rf< irinrd nf the nbnvo diwription
e n-mtr> tin r.lll eWii, tliat a W>ulf or two of l>r
ivwit'.i lixtraot of Yellow IMk *tul !^?riitt|?a
a will At olio- regulate tlioso difficulties nnd rv
w |1ir imtur.il energies.
1 if" i'ui uji mi 4unrt bottle*?f'riee $1 p?
lllr.
8oM \\ lt.iloii.ile anil ltotiiil by
ovil & Mead. Ill Chartre* Street N. 0
0 iier.il *?> t>>r tin- Southern Suite*, to w lion
on)cr? ir.uH lie ?oi>iri>iH'(i.
SOJ.l) A\SO BY
FISH KB ?V II H.I NIT9II, Spartiuiborg So. C*
IV. II. W ATSON, Groeuvillo u
K. KIIUTCII, " "
Ivl'-NNON <V N'OKRIS l u. 'inlio
H. It. 11 KM It Y, l.iurensville M
i. !a HARRIS, & Co., Ituihitfurili>>n N.C.
April 94 9 Cm
^ V"" "
MEWCOOD#.
,? \\r E Invite the citizen* of tit* t<>wu and district
1, * * to call and examine our large at??ek uf lJKY
j COOLS, wi.ivit WW ore Uyw r.cv.villg u\ ti.v >Mr<T
J Jirick Store, opposite the Court liouao, which w?t
? offer at very low price*.
,f April 10 7 dm FOSTER & .IfJDD.
" New Dress iioods.
J 4 grent variety of FASHIONABLE DRESS
t, J\ GOODS, of lite luteal tvh?, at low price*.
Jurt nK>?vcd by FOSTER A J I'DD.
April 10 7 .t;11
C.hbuoiubi:I^'
IjllNE Worked Collni*. Cbcuiizettr*. Under*
Sleeve*, Edging*, Inirrtia;'!, Flouncing*,
^ lfctnd*. Infant* Dre*.sc*. Ac. > it-t r. < i >1 Ity
rt April J*1 < 3m J OSll.U ?.\f JI'DD
d jiantiiXa?.
A N elegant awortinciit ol Summer MANTIL*
X*. LAS, of f.utlikyiublc Mylt*. Juat twaiycl L>y
'? April 10 7 3m Fi'STKK ?.V JUDD.
0 Doiur<tlic <?ooils.
WIIITE nnd ?tripod O.-iubuig* for servant*'
wear, wide Sheeting*. Ticking*, Charabray*,
Drill*, nnd n great varietyollu r good*
for but lily u*e. J uat receives! liy
- April 10 7 3m FOSTER & JL'DD.
1 SECOBO. "
LA DIRS' Jaitrr*, Bootee*, Kid Slipper*,
Walking Shots. Children'* Shoe*. Mru't
line Calf Boot*, Congress Boot*, Calf Shoe* nml
: Brogno*, all of a *UjK:rh>r quality. <Juat received t>y
Vp 1 10 T Sfti i'? WTKR & J FDD.
HATS.
G? ENTLK.MENNS jfnd Youth'* fin Silk. Soft.
. T Fur, Ix-glioru, Panama, Straw and Paint
Leal I lata, some IlcW Style*. Ju*t fcOrivol hy
April 10 7 .7m FOSTER Si JI'DD.
Harclwaro, Cbc.
j A FULL fesort'ceiit <>t Cnrpontci'* Touts,
' ' 1 V. Furiuer'it T?*>l*, Ucmr !, .*, Hinge*. Win.
dow Gin**, Putty, Lime <J Oil, Ac.. Ae. Jtist received
by FOSTER A JUDD.
^ April 10 7 3m
. .Bonnote, ttoc.
' Strnw, Neapolitan. L'cc, Tiftenn, aud
I 1. other Bonnet*. Al*o, Children'* add Mi**e*
u : Llat*, Bound Uiblx.ns, Ac duxl received l>V
? April 10 7 3nt FOSTER A -I UDD.
i NOTICi:.
/NRDERIil), that from and a tor tho fir*t day uf
August next,nil the outstanding PAUPERS
nl the District of Spartanburg Ik1 removed to tiiu
Poor House, or they ?ill not be provided for by th*
Commissioner* of the Poor.
GEO. \V. 11. LEGG. Chairman,
April 3 0 It B. C. P. S. 1).
I IN EH HOES I 0R SALE.
L< !
I OFFER at private sil<\ n likely NECJUO
WOMAN, ab??nt 18 year* old, with lur tw.
female children. She cooks, washia, irons, nud
sews well. Ai! round and healthy.
April 3 R tf A. F. GOLDINO.
Store House to Sell or Rent.
r|"MlK subscriber prop.)*** to Fill or Hrat onogf
x the most eligible mercantile stand* in Ujv luwi)
of Spartanburg. The llouac is fronting both of
Main and Church streets, the m-wt public thoroughfares
in the town. For t<-rnui application may be
I undo to et her tint subsenb. r or (un O K. Edward*.
A. V. (JOLDINO.
April 3 t) vf
. i" ktm'a
I CATHARTIC PILLS
i /TPEHATK by their powerful influence cm the
' \J internal viscera to purify the blood and stimit
I late it into healthy action. They remove the
obstructions of the stonmeh, bowels, liver, end ether
I organs of the body, end, by reitoring their irregular
f action to health, correct, wherever they exist, such
derangements as are the first causes of it is ease.
An extensive trial of their virtues, by Professors,
Physicians, and Patients, has shown cures of dangerous
diseases almost beyond belief, were they not
t substantiated by persons of such exalted position
( and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth.
' Their certificate* are published in my American
Almanac, which the Agents below named are
pleased to furnish free to all inquiring.
Annexed we give Direction* foe their use In the
complaints which they have been found to cure.
Fob Cos tito* rss. ? Tukc one or two Pills, or
such quantitv as to gently move the bowels. Costivrncs*
is frequently tHo aggravating c:?u*e of
PILES, and the cure of one complaint is the euro
of lioth. No person can fct-l wvll while under a
, { costive habit of body. Hence it should be, as it
i csu be, promptly relieved.
Fog DT8t*?:??si a. which is sometimes the cause
, I of CcufirsiiMJ, and always uncomfortubta, take mild
- dose* ? front one to four ? to stimulate the stomach
and liver into healtbv action. They will do it. end
the henrtbur?i, Aorfy'uirti, anil ton hum of dyspepsia
will rapidly! disappear. When it has gone, dou't
, i forget what i iireu you.
For a Fowl. Stomach, or .V n-hid JntuHon of the
Bi icclt, which produce* general depression of the
. spirits and bad health, take f;om four to eight l'Uls
at first, and smaller <los . afterwards, until activity
j and strength is restored to the system.
1 FOH NEUVOTOXK-S, Si. k Hmihchh, N.hhi,
' i Pain in the Stomarh, /tor t. i>r Side, take from four
J i to eight pill* 011 going to bed. If tbev do not onerj
ate Sufficiently, l ie m>?rc th" liest day until they
. i tiix Thcso complaints will be swept out from the
system. Don't wear tfe-e and their kindred disi
orders because your stomach is foul.
1 f'ou ScHoft la. Kuvsiei'i.vs, on.I nil /)/i?us ,
1 ' of the Si,n, take the Pill- freely ai.d frequently, to
j keep the bowels oi>.-n. The emotions will gener,
{ all, -oon Ivgift to nimini-h and disappear. Many
' dreadlill ulceus and - ire* tunc been healed up by
the purging and purifying elle< t of tkeye Pill*, and
some disgusting disiaiec* much seemed to saturtyKr;
the whole system hshe em-iplotcly yielded to th#*X *
s influence, leasing the r. r in leifixM y.on^sH.
1 Patients! yjur ni.ty to ty forbids that y?ut
should parade vt>..r.. It nr -und the wwli %v"?*Todj
witli pimples. blotches, >i *, ami all flr>any
of the unclean diseases ?,f ihc skiu, besauee your'
system wants cleansing.
r 1 To 1' met thk liu itn, they arc th* he?t medi-.
l" cine ever discovered. Thcv N|,,-uld S?# taken freely,
' 1 and frequently. and the iicpuritkw which ?o? the.
! seed* or incurable rt <rwn*i',l W swept out of the,
ItTBtemlihechutf I'.eiuce the wi.id. By this property
tfcey do as nuvli good in ; r< icuring archness ?.< by
--rr.arknhKf -v.rrs wMcb it"*; an ni tjnc err;
' where.
1 I.ivvh Coyvt-t^ irxf'Tor., xini n't J?c/?o?s
> AJfertiotu, nnja itrtpn some der ngetuont? either
t torpiditv. c>ut^r?:""i, or ?/t strurti<in* of the l,iver?
Torpid'ty Bh.l rururrstiou vitiate thnbile and render,
it vnfit Y>r digestion. This is di-astrous to tho.
health, anil the constitution i* fr"?|iicntlT ntulermincd
lijr no other cause, liiiiijcstioii ia tfie symptom.
Obstruction of the duct which etuptirs the,
hilo Into the stomach causes the bile to overflow.
f inb> the l>hxid. This produces Jaundice, with a,
| Icn^ nml dangerous train of evils. CbsfltMWWUIt
nltcrnatrlv ensi-i ?1 a:-?a ?
... -- ... . u.u.u'i 1, (mttjll*.
Feverish symptoms, Untuor, low *pirtt?, weariness,
restlessness. and mi'U^ch?ly, with sometimes in'
ability to sleep, and sometime* great drowsiness i
> somrtimes then- is --evere pain in the side ; theskiiv
I \ and the white of the cjrw become a greenish yellow ;
; the atomach arid; the bowels aore to the touch t
( the whole system irritable, with a tendency to fever,
which may turn to bilious frvcr, bilious cofiO, tyltowq
dtarrbma, dysentery, Sit. A medium dose of three
V or four FiTls taken at night, tnllowed by two or thrss
in the morning, and r< peat' d % few days,will remnre
i the cause of nil these troubles. It ia wicked to suffer
_ 1 meh pains when you can rare I hem for 'Jo cent*.
Khm m \Tt-iM, Qopt, ?;?// all ln^nntnutUnry Frrert,
are rapidly cured by he pwrlfyiug etfecta of
tbese Fills upon the blood and the stitnulua which
j they .ilford to the vital principal of Life. For these
and all kindred complaints they should be taken in
- mild doses, tr. move ?he howl* gently, but fredy.
As a |)js v si' Fili . this is both agreeable and
useful. No lhU can W made more pleasant to take,
and certainly none has la-en made more effectual to
the purpose for which a dinner pill is employed
PREPARED RY
. j Kbit. J. < . AYCU A OO,,
1 Practical and Analytical Chcmlsta.
LOWELL, MASS.,
AND SOLD UY
FIStIKH .V nKINITSft,"span.naW
JOII>i 1,. \Ol'NO 1'iiointlle, and by ?W
Merchants and Drug.' *:?. rwrrvhur*
11AVII.aND A: M VRUAU Ctiwr cstos,
v\ holes A ur Aotyrs,
? Apr,! 17 8 /ns