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On Ik* 16th iutant, Bt BlittWiJl, Esq., Mr.
feDMOND MANNING BISHOP to Him AYALXNK
BftANNON, all of tkia
* ??!>? mcu-nin v. ih* 6th lul? 1}JT ill*
Rev. O. A. Darby, A. 8. DOUGLASS, Esq..
EAVir of the Spartanburg Exprtu, to Miss
MARY E. BYKRS, of Union District,
On tho 18th inst.? by Roe. M. O Bsrnett,
Mr. WM. .II. WALKER to MissM.E. ROUN?TRIE
all of thla District.
On the 22il of Not. by Rev. C. 8. Bkaru Mr.
JOHN HARMAN aud Miss AMANDA JANE
G08SBTT ?U of 8partanburg District.
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Obituary.
Died, on the tftih instant, Mrs. THURSY
HIGH, oonsort of Win. G. High, in the 62d
Cr of her age. Tho subject of this notice hail
n a member of the Baptist Church, at Mt.
Zion, for nearly twenty years, and was, in all
lrospoets, a lady and a true Chrutian. She combined
meekness of soul with cheerfulness of
disposition, and was a confiding and affect ionhis
wife. Having had no children to call her
mother, and to require at her hands the kindness
and affection of a mother, her benevolence
Was liberally distributed in the hospitalities of
her home, kindness to her neighbors, and oharities
to the poor and afflicted. Iler servants
bewail their loss, in their bereavement of a
Mistress who was truly their best earthly friend.
Au affliction of several years duration, chastened
and mellowed the spirit of Mrs. High, so
that death to her was a kind and welcome messenger.
8he pstiently eudured to the end that
affliction and suffering which doubtless worked
for her n far more exceediug and eternal weight
\>f glory. A FRIEND.
Departed this life, at the residence of her
father, in this District, on the 6th instant,
&ARAH FLEMING, who was born 21th February,
1828. The deeensed had been, for a
long time, afflicted severely, yet all her pliysteol
sufferings she endured as teats of her religious
faith, and resignedly submitted to the
whastwntng hand of her Heavenly Father. She
woe eminently pious -for many years professed
tha'Cbristian's hope?and Tor throe weeks preViout
to her departure, her heart was filled
Villi the bliss of Heaven, and the eyes of her
aanetified spirit feasted upon the glories of the
brighter and upper world. On one occasion,
she observed, "that she was not going to die,
the was simply going through the gale of dra'h
to Heaven, where there would ho no more pain,
bo more sorrow, and her weary soul would be
at reet." Her Savior and God were ever before
her, and filled her purified thoughts. To each
of the family, she gave the most cheering evidences
of her acceptance by her Savior?urged
Chem earnestly to meet bcr in Heaven?that
she had tasted its bliss, and could speak experimentally
of its rnpturous beauties. Upon the
promises of God she trusted, and found thcin
as au apchor to her soul?firm, supporting,
-sustaining. The beatiful lines of the sacred
songster. Watts,
" Jesus can make a dying bed" &c.,
were again and again repeated by her, and a
few moments before she died she spoke rapturously
of Heaven, its glorious realities, tlie
presence of her Savior, and the certainty of
nor admittance into His Kingdom.
For the Carolina Spartan.
Mr. Kuitor : Please announce the following
gentlemen to represent Spartanburg District
in the State Convention.
DEV. JOHN G. LAN DRUM,
PROF. J. II. CARLISLE,
WM. J. SMITH,
J. D WRIGHT,
R. C. POOI.E,
REV. M. C. HARNETT.
Many Citizcrs.
For the Carolina Spartan.
Mn. Kiutor Allow us to nominate through
the Spartan, the following gentlemen to re
present us in the State Convention.
, J. O. LANDRUM,
J. Q. CARPENTER,
T. O. P. VERNON,
D. B. ROSS,
G. W. II. LEOG,
P. P. GOFORTII.
by so doing you will greatly obligo.
Grassy Pond*
For the Spartan.
Mr. Editor: Please announce the following
MIiIUhi.i In nnr,.,.?l 9n..lnn1,?.. J?
the State Convention:
REV. J. G. LAN DRUM,
COL. U. C. POOLS,
MAJ. J. D. WHIG IT,
WM. J AS. SMITH.
M.S. Mc.VRTIIUIl.
JONAS UltEWTON. ESQ.
MANY CITIZENS.
For Uic Contention.
At tlie Mas* Meeting of the citizen* of Spartanburg
District, helil nt Spartanburg C-otirt
House, on Saturday, iMth November, instant,
the following Preamble ami Resolutions were
passed :
Wur.ttKvs, the recent election of Abraham
Lincoln to the Presidency of these United
States, by a purely sectional party, utterly
hostile to the rights, interests and prosperity
of tiie slnveholding States of this Union, leaves
South Carolina no alternative but submission
or resistance : Therefore, I
1. Hrtolced, That this meeting, unwilling to
submit, do most cordially approve of and ratify
the action of our Legislature, calling a Con- '
eention of tbe people of the State, to see that |
South Carolina suffer no detriment.
2. Rrtolvrd, That we can conceive of no con- t
stitutional, rational or effectual mode of resist- I
anee, other than to resume all the powers
delegated by the State to (be Federal Govern- ?
ment. by seceding from the present Union and
establishing our separate independence as a <
Sovereign Stale. >
And the following Tioket was unanimously
nominated to represent Spartanburg District
in the State Convention, by a Committee of
Twenty-Four geutlcmeu, from various parts of
tht District:
Rsv. J. O. L VNDRUM,
SIMPSON BOltO, Esq,
Dr. B. F. KILGORK.
Kiev. WM. CURTIS, LL.B., I
Pnor. J. H. CARLISLE, s
Gkn. B. B. FOSTER.
These nominations were endorsed by litis
Urge Mass Meeting without a dissenting voice
JHot 20 8<* 2w
Regimental Orders.
AN ELECTION will be held in the 8f?th
Regiment, 8. C. M., on /*e 28<h doy of
VtiCEMllllR nrxi, for Colon,-i, to command
said liogtuicnt, to 611 the vacancy occasioned j
by the resignation of Col. J. JJ Vandyke.
Captains mid 1st and 2d Lieutenants of Companies,
are hereby ordered to meet and hold an
Election on that day in their respective Com- '
panics. Polls to open at 11 o'clock, A. M..
and close at 8 o'clock, P M. Managers to
meet at Kumar's Old Field the next day, count
the votes, and transmit the result to tho Brig- *
adier General of the 9th Brigade.
By order Brig. Uen. W J. T. GLENN. v
A. J. Fostrr, Lieut. Col. 3C Reg. 8. C. M. i,
Nov L"J 8'J?fiw 4
Strayed or Stolen
I^jlROM the Subscriber, on Sunday ^ p
" morning, the 2f>th insf., a bright t.
MJRKEL IDMtsE. hip-shot on the leftD
side back sore midway the saddle -age and a
jicigitt unknown. Any information concerning p
said horse will l>e thankfully received, ami
suitably rewarded hy the undersigned, or J. C. 1
tan ford, Woodruff ' P. O.. H. C.
Sot 29 89?it W. C. SEXTON.
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Cl?rtl tflke Gmwrt. / /
We are authorised to announce Mq)iJ. V.
WEBBER u Candidate lor Clerk of tM Court
at the ensuing election. Oct 26 84?te
We are authorised to announce to the voters
of Spartanburg District that j NO. H. WALKER,
Esq.. la a oeadidate for Clerk of the Court at
the ensuing election. April
12 6 te_
We are authorised to announce J. 1) TOLLE
SON, Esq., a candidate for re-election to the
office of Clerk of the Court for Bpartauburg, at
the ensuing election.
April 12 6 te
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Cotton is King.
WE WILL PAY
Pull Market Price,
In Discount and in Trade, for any
Amount of Cotton
NOW OFFERED.
D. I. & L. T W ITTY.
NOVEMBER 28,1860.
We would flsl OMnivAiftl ot for*# Inn In ilia r?nto
that our Stock of Quods, is full, fresh and
well selected:
That our Goods were bought at the close of
OCTOBER, when the NEW YORK FALL
TRADE WAS OVER, AND AFTER TRICES
OF GOODS HAD GONE DOWN FROM
C* to X25 per cent.
That we pledge ourselves to sell good Goods
to GOOD CUSTOMERS, at the very lowest
possible prices.
I). I. & L. TWITTY.
JUST ltKCKIYEI)
l>ii*eet from Kentucky-:
CLOVER SEED.
BLUE GRASS.
HERD'S GRASS.
OlMMAKD GRASS.
TIMOTHY.
I). I. & L. TWITTY.
Nov 28 3'J tf
SPARTAN LODGE NO. 10, A. F. M.
A REGULAR communication of this Lodge
will be held on the FIRST MO SI) AY
A J (illI' in Oreanber. An election for Olticcrs
for the next year, will be held.
Members will take due notice thcicof, and
govern themselves accordingly.
J M. EL FOR D, W. M.
W. H. Tkimmick, Sec y Fro Tent.
Nov 22 33?2t
SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR DECEMBER, IHtlO.
BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facia , to j
ne directed, 1 will sell, before the Court
House. on the first Monday ami Tuesday in
DE K.MItKK next :
S Mules, and 1 Bay horse. Sold as the propperty
of R. C. Cunningham, at the suit of
rhouias Calowny. Also,
1 horse, 1 buggy and harness, 1 two-horse
wagon Sold as the prui>erty of Joseph Ken- I
gnn, at the suit of II. F. King. Also,
1 negro num. Aaron, 1 hoy, llenry. Sold as
he property of Lee L. Smith, at the suit of Godfrey
Gates aud others. Al?4,
1 two-horse wngon. Sold as the property of 1
lohn Odam at the suit of T. YV. \S tugo. Also,
1 oow and calf, 1 side board, 1 bureau, 1
dock, sold as the property of Win. Smith, at the
suit of F. Scaife & t o.
Terms of sale cash.
L M. GENTRY, a. ?. n.
Sheriff* Office, No* 19 3H?"Jw
"ATTENTION ! CAVALRY !!
IIKADQTAltTKIlS, UltOXTtUt, S. 0., Y
September 2(1, I860. '
A Squadron Court Martial will be held at
/\ Spartanburg Court House, on Friday, the
lilt of December next. The Court will coulist
of the following officers:
Maj. II. F. McWlWEI.L, President.
CAPT. IIENRY GKOSS,
Opt. W*. M. FOSTER,
CAPT. 110 KNELT,
Capt. JOHN W. HE \RI>,
KIRIIT. JONES POSTER,
I.tKt T, K/.I'.I.L,
Ltt.iT. FOSTKU,
1.1Ki r. HARRISON.
J i niiK AIIVDCATC W, F. NORMS
The court will forthwith transmit a copy of
Is proceeding* to Col. Mabry Thomas. nl L'n- '
ouville, H. C. W. T NORMS.
Not. 'I'l 118?ids Judge Advocate. '
rilK ST ATE OK SOUT?1 V A KOL1NA
HPAHTANBHRIi IHHTMOT. ?.
Citation for Letter* of Administration.
lYTIIEKKAH ELIJAH HARNETT have petiiioncd
Ihie Court for betters of Admin,
si ration with will annexed on all and ningnsr
the goods and chattel*, rights and credits,
f MARTHA L. GOLIUHTLY deceased :
These arc therefor? to cite and udtnonisliall
nd singular the kindred ami cteditors ?f^fc,e
aid MARTHA L. GOLIOHTLY, to be andjiflL
>oar ut tho Court of Ordinary, for said IMsA^t*
o behold at Spartanburg Court lloiiae, or^^a^
d day of Hecemher next, to show caus^L
ny exist, why said letters ahould not be P
granted.
Given under my hnnd and aeal of office, this
7th day of November 18??0.
J. BARER UOMAR, o. a. t> ,
Nov a: jR-aw
3*' - V.r .
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To rroride for the colli.of i conTention of |
Ilm I'eople of tine Sluto.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by I Ac Senate and I love*
of Hrptteentahoee, note met and eittiny in (Jenrral
Aseembiy, and by the authority of the eaine, That
convention of tho people of the State of
South Carolina is hereby ordained to be assembled
in tho City of Columbia, on the
17th day of December, in tho year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
for tho purpose ol taking into consideration
the dangers incident to the position
of the State in the Federal Union, established
by the Constitution of the United
elates, proper for providing against the
Baino, and thereupon to take care that the
Commonwealth ot South Carolina shall suiter
no detriment.
Skc. 2.?That on- the Cth day of December,
in the year of our Ijonl one thousand
eight hundred and sixty, the Managers of
elections for the several Districts in the
State shall, after giving public notice as in
casos of elections for members of tho Legislature,
open the Polls and hold elections
in their respective Districts for Delegates
to the said convention, in all respects in the
same manner and form, aud at the same
places, as elections nre now conducted for
Memdcrs of the Legislature. And all persons
who are qualified and entitled, by the
Constitution and laws of this State, to vote
for members of the Legislature, shall be
qualified and entitled to vote for said Del
egutcs to said Convention ; and in ease of
any vacanoy occurring, by death, resignation
or removal from tho State, or refusal <
to serve of any person elected a Delegate
to the said Convention, tho l'resid
ing Officer of tho said Convention shall
issue his writ authorizing and requiring the
managers ot Elections in the Election Districts
in which such vacancy may have occurred,
after giving due notice thereof, to
open a poll and hold an election to fill Such
vacancy, as in cases for the election of
Members of the Legislature. Meet on
the 9th and declare the election.
Sec. 3. That each Election District
throughout the State shall he entitled to
elect and send to the said Convention a
number of delegates cquai to the hole
number of Senators and Representatives
which such District is now entitled to send to
the Legislature; and the delegates to the said
Convention shall be entitled to the same
lrcedoin of arrest in going to, returning
from, and whilst in attendance, on said Convention,
as is extended to the members of
tho Legislature.
Sf.c. 4. That all free white male eitir. ns
of this State, of the age of twenty -one years
and upwards, and who are entitled to vote
for members of the State Legislature, shall
be eligible to a scat in the said Convention.
In the Senate House, the thirteenth day
of November, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
and in the eighty-fifth year of the sovereignty
and independence of the United
States of America.
WILLIAM D. PORTER,
President of the Senate.
JAMBS SIMONS,
Speaker House Representatives.
Rrxntvfd, That the Clerks of the Senate
and House of Representatives be, and arc
hereby, instructed to pulisli the "Act to
provide for the calling of a Convention of
the people of this State," in one newspaper
in each Election District in the State, once 1
a week, until tho day of election of the
Delegates to said Convention; and that it is
the sense of this (jeneral Assembly that ,
the 3Ianagars of Elections are bound to proceed
to give the u-uul notice of election,
and to hold the same, as directed by said 1
Act, without awaiting further instruction.
WM. E. MARTIN, C. S.
JOHN T. SLOAN, C. II. R.
IN compliance wiili un Act, passed l>y the
Slate Legislature at its last Session, calling
a Convention of tlie People, un Eleciiou will
he lul l on rmrnsn J 1' /A- c/ 1 'I'll '
, .... ... .? m mi i/.i i or
lJ EC KM It KH nrxt. Six members to be elected
from Spartanburg District.
31 u u a if o i- m s
Spnrtnuburg C. H.?\V II Triiutuicr, Joseph
Foster. II II Mitchell.
Webber's Box.?Franklin Camp. 0 1' McArthur.
Win. Webber.
( recti's,?Henry White, jr., Henry Do.Id,
(>liv?.r ('lark. I
Morgan's.?Win. Ualletigor, John Wheeler, i
1'. S. Slontgomery. i ^
Caglivillc.? I. F Anderson, D A Chaniblin, I. \
J Johnson.
Hobby's.?C C I.ayton, J S Rogers. Enoch H I
Floyd.
Woodruff"s.?K S Allen, Jonas Rrewton, A I?
Woodruff.
Hivingsville*?W W Ilagwell, J 1'Fowler, Elijah
Harnett.
Wilkins'.?T S Lipscomb, Samuel Littl^joliu. j
Smith Lipscomb- ,
Young's.-?James Scruggs, Thomas Foster,
John Martin. , !
Cat heart's.?Sum. Sumner, John McCravy
Wiley Lnnf'ord,
Fort PriUcc.?J S Collins, Sam 1 Turner, Ja
cob Frey. I
Glenn Springs.?J C Zimmerman, II. White,
Alvin Lancaster. i
Johnson's?J A Wood, John May-field, W W
llendrix.
Tolfeton's.?Stephen Kirby, J. F.Sloan, Wm.
Webster. 1 ^
Cross Anchor.?W 11 Rhodes, Win. Sheldon, f
Franklin Waters,
Thorn's.?J L 11 Hines, J T Cautrell, Karle
Head. ,
Gentry's?William Coan, Samuel Means, 11
W Oils.
Ora-sy Pond.?I) II R->ss, Ilurrell Harris, Robert
Porter.
Rolling Mill.?A K Smith, John Turner, Ihra
Cannon.
Cunningham's.?Wm. White, Calvin Foster,
Thomas lloinsr.
Kii-li IIill. Joliii Ilearden, James Foster,
Daniel Murph.
Campobella,?J M Jackson, Wm. West, It F
Alverson.
Johnsonville?Thcron Shands, James liarri- /
son. John Thomas
Vernonsville?T 1' Gaston, llarvy HudJcn, f
Michael Smith. *
Limestone Spring. ? II Lockhart, C 1* Petty, /
J DOoudelock. r
Cherokee Springs. ? II II Turner, John Hp 0
ton, Marcus I try ant *
Gavin's Old Field. ? Wm. Alexander, W II t
Willis,J.Varon Floyd. ,
Deceit Spring.?S N Snoddy, W I> Chapman,
Win U High. i.
Moore's Itox ? A I> Ilay. James Kupe, J 1' t
Scruggs. f
t rawfordsville?W II Grisham, J I? Divings, ^
8 J Pearson. ^
Holly Springs? G \\ Hecse, J J Newman, f
Calvin Tinsley.
Solitude.? Mark Dennett, t) 1'Leonard, An- r
drew Coan. f
Dethlehein.? A Alexander, Moses Foster, J J
J Foster. h
Beidville. - W T Miller, Jeptha Turner, John <
Bennett.
Gilbert's.?J W' Derry, John F.lder, W J
While. Nov 22 ?8t
r T~O. ;* VKl<NON, "jA
v ATTORNEY AT LAW,^
\WTILL PRACTICE in the Western Cir-.di T
\\ Orrioa?West corner of Col. W. W.
HARRIS' brick building, over the store of t
Camp A Cannon, and opposite the Palmetto ,
l(?ufe. April 12 15 'y
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Oth lli^iinont, H. C, C.
UNION C. II., NOV. 12, 1800.
Attention Nort'i Squadron !!
YOU are hereby ordered to parade at Spartanburg
Court Hotuie, on THURSDAY,
the 2'.?th instunt, for drill, inn poet ion and review.
Lieutenant Colonel II. F. MclMlWF.I.I. i?
charged with a yrumpt citenaiou of t| ?:; order.
Stall Oificer? must be in attendance,
lly order of
MARKY THOMAS, Colonel.
R. V. 0 1st, Adg'l.
UrtuThe SPARTAN TROOP is respectfully
invited to attend.
Nov 15 87 8w
Morgan liillcs.
Til KltV will be an election for 1st Lieutenant
of the Morgan Rifles, on the 1st Sat
uni ty in December next, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of A. T. Cuvis.
Itjr order of
J. II. VANDYKE. Colonel.
35th Uegt., S C. M.
J. D. Weight, o.
Ma.vaukre?W. 11 Trirainier, A. S. Douglas,
J 1>. Wright.
?jo v. 15 87?8w
A RARECHANCE.
Kxocutor'N Salts
UNDER the Will of WM. P.
.M?'REE, deceased, I am au- ntfcS
tliorixed to sell his VALLA RLE fe*WJw*
PLANTATION.
This Tract of Land contains Fifteen Hun
dred Acres, (15<M?)is situated on both -ides uf
Middle Tyger River, in Greenville ami Spartanburg
Districts, about 17 miles front Greenville
C. II , und the same fr-.ni Spartanburg;
Ninety-two Acres (' -) of wliieh is first order <>l
Tyger River Hottoni. all cleared and in cultivation,
and the River eanatUd, and considerable
ditching done on both rides; about *??i
Acres of Table l.mid cleared utul part in cultivation;
the balance is nearly nil good <|iinlity
of Chestnut. Oak und l'ine Land, and lies uncommonly
level.
This has been known as the Carson Gold
Mine, and there has been vol.l found on
every portion of it. mi'l there i? a groat probability
that there is a vast '!? il of gold on it.
Necessity eomp In ?he sale of tlie Intnl. nn<l
at as early a dm. as possible it will be sold,
with or without any Venomi ions on account of
the mineral*.
One Intlf of the purchase tn ney must be cash
or on a short credit. and the balance on nny
reasonable time, with note secured, and intere-t
payable annually. Any person desiring to
perchasc one ofthe finest plantations in the upper
country, will tin I Ibis a rare opportunity
not only on account of the fertility of the soil,
convenience of location. \r. but the mineral
value is very great, and wlieu I get what i consider
a lib ral bid I will sell it.
The place is well watered, healthy, and the
range tirst rate; the tableland can all be irrigate
1 at any day, with very little work.
ALEX McltKK, Kxrcutor.
Nov 15 37?5w Greenville C. H., S. C.
Watches^ and Jewelry.
J. A. HENNEMAN,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT
o p
GOLD AND 8IMTEII
WATCHES.
PERSON> in want of a reliable timepiece,
will tin ! it to their intere t to purchase of
linn, as he ? riants thetn to give satisfaction,
and can s l.ciu cheaper than they can be
Sold clsew 4H < .
FINK ?J1?! WELRY
of every description an4| latent styles.
E VEIl V ARTICLE IS WMlRASTF.l).
Watches, flocks and Jewelry, repaired neatly,
and at reasonable prices.
Rook Store, Krick Range, Maiu-st. Nov H
1{ ES NI< )VAL.
H. J. MOUZON
HAS REMOVED HIS
AMBROTYPE & PHOTOGRAPHIC
<i A 1, I a 12 It Y
IlllOM his old stand on Church Street to tlie
corner of Main ami Jail -Meets, over J. 11. j
Atelier's Saddlery Shop. Id story, w here he has {
Sited up a superior light. Me is now better 1
han ever prepared to give those who wish a 1
picture took something handsome
II. J. .MttL'/ON. Photographist,
J/'iin Xtrttt, nearly vyyusitt C. II.
August 30 '.'U tf
E )is?olnl ion.
N'OTICi: is hereby Riven to nil persons indebted
to UK \N & 11 VY. tbnl the firm 1
.1- I di-solved by in tit u :i 1 consent, and that
tniiicili'tle payment must be ina<le.
W. K. DK.W,
Oct 18 31 tf WILUAM H RAY.
C 1<>-1 >avi*l n<ki*iNilfti]>.
rlU!K subscribers give notice that they will
? coiiubuo the GROCERY 11C81NKSS, tinier
the name of
RAY & HARRIS,
it the room lately occupied by 1>KAN .t RAY, '
v lie re their friends may always utid a full aslortKtent
of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
ind at prices to which none can with reason '
ibject.
We wish tt distinctly understood that we will
ell only i *>K CASH, or its equivalent.
WILLIAM H. RAY. |
Oct -j;> 31 tf J. (1. II VUKIS, Jr.
NEW GOODST~
j i
COME ONE! COME ALL!
? ^
* 1 \U look at the NKW an?l CIIKAI* 22 | '
* ^ Y. <?OoUS now exhibited at my rtore ?
DltY GOODS, 2J
a &
" DOMESTIC GOODS'^
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* wti . -? _ i * -
r SIMM'S, I KK)1S, I IUI N, ^ ?
S , !
O AP9,tbo. ~
' AND Till: I.A1KSKSTSTOCK OK3
r clothing! clothing! |';
.1 To Suit and Fit Every One,^ j j
"J =a i
AT ASTONISH I Nil l.??\v I'HICt'S, I
'for c a s h ! i
fj AT I.H ADLER'S
* Scjii 12 28 if
kllOH If l(?l f
1111 \T h general naxorlmont of l?rup*. Mftli- 1
cities, Swiln, Perfumery, Hruabcx, Paints, ]
hit, fir. , uiay be found at *
FISHER & llEIJnTSH'H j
Angus! 2 22 tf I
Valuable Real ud Personal Estate
For Sale.
TH K Heir* of P. nOF. deed,
having consented, we will
the following property, to
the highest bidder, ou 7 /r A'V- W
the 27 th of AO VKXlll.U, at lUelate
of I lie deceased, viz :
One Tract of Land, h
Containing 100 ACRES. more or
less, including the TVIIIIm, in
W g->o<l running order, and at an eiigiJU
,hlo place tor custom.
Ono otlior Tract, adjoining the
sltne, containing HHI A' RES. more or less.
I ROAI) WAGON. 1 CARRYALL, 2 GRINDSTONES,
2 IlLAt 'KsLWlTIf ?S VICES. 1 LOOM.
1 SI'ININQ MA< IHSE, I LOT GUN MAREELS,
nnd sonic other small articles.
A Credit of Id ni"utlix will l>e giveu on all
sum* above Five Dollars, w.ih interest from
date. Titles will be male perfect, and possession
givru immediately.
W W. P. IIOY. Administrator,
ELIZABETH UOY, Adn.'rx
Nov 1 86?Sir
P. H. FLANIGAN&Co.,
ssmijuima? so tj*>
OFFER for sale. AT COST, gm
their large Stock of V I
{pZ$ BOOTS,
,V^{^ SHOES, I.i: tTIILIt,
TRUNKS, %0t(
Till the F/IlSr OF JASUAKY IH-il-embracing
every hing kept in a tirst-clnss SHOE
house. also, rsoo n?>i<>
LrfMtthrr.
P. 11. FUnigan also otters for rale several
thousand ACRES OF LAND, and FIVE or SIX
DWELLING HOUSES in Columbia Terms
moderate.
Aj> ly as above. 3-1?C Oct IB'
SPLENDID WHOLESALE STorK OF
l^oreign J>i*;y~ Ctrocxlwl
HAMILTON, EASTER & CO.,
importers and jobbers of
^orciflu 51 vy Cjootb,
OX THE UPPER FLOORS OF
N?)S. I'dO, 'JOI, AND Jo.'!, BVETIMORE-ST.,
BALTinOKE,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
WI 1 OII-Z9* A LJ<3 1?I JYKltS
TO TIIKIU LAUUK ANIi KI'I.KN I?11? AHNOR TXtNT Of
FORFIGtf DRY GOODS,
f- "Fntirrh/ of thrir oirti Fmporttition," "^38
SKLENTED UV ONE OF THE FIRM, IN THE
M A N T FACT I* KINO DISTRICTS
O F ETTIIOPE !
AND WHICH, IN
Variety of Assortment,
Good TiimIo in ioiiM,
ANT) MODERATE PRICES,
CANNOT DK EXCILLtl) IIY ANY HOUSE IN TIIK
I \ i r i: l> STATES!
July 11) 20 3ni
THE SPARTANftPBG
HOOXa NTORK !
No. 3, IJrick Ranse, Main Street,
A LAV AA*W O X HAND
VWEI.f, selected Assortment of
TEXT lt?M)KS suited to the _/f
College Hiul the Schools. ^W"f*|Qp3
THE MIS< 'KLl.AXKOUS do- WW
pin incut furnishes a choice variety '"nr
STANDARD WORKS,
adapted to the young and the old?to the grave
uiid the g.iy.
Tlio h?tntiouory imd Hliinli
Hocjj Department contains an uuple supply,
accommodated to the ta-ue* of eTi the unpretending
and the most fastidious?combining the
ornamental with the useful.
i up "iinscrmiT oners it li'W
Splciulid 1
with :i numhcr of favorite authors in antique.
.*j?j>i*opi-i.ife as mementoes >?t t'riend.-hip or lobe
IS ot loVC.
II.- will M>on have ready a plea.sitig variety of
L\K<SK
pictmua i\ ri:\n?>,
hn I n.. w oilers It //. T Mol'LDlXU of <1 liferent
lie Ins als.? TAINTS <>F OIL anlW \TK!t
COI.OIIS, iii plain ami fine cases, with all the
in itei .als tor nKtMit.i t mi p.\ i.n rI v.i.
'I.i I e lulls satisfied would requite a personal
in?l^?vtion, which lie cordially invites.
A. W. \\ A I. K lilt.
May 4 'J If
Dissolution of Copartnership.
rpill' firm i.f (AMI'S CANNON lias he. u
? dissolved In mutual Consent, aU'l the N.Ues 1
and Accouuts may lie found at the old stand tor j
settleiueul. Persons knowing themselves to lie
imlohted are earnestly requested to call and settle
hy the 10th of December; after that time
their accounts will he found in the hands of
J. M. Klii.rii, Esq , for immediate collection.
Nil VII ? ANMi.N,
J. P. F. CAM I*.
> i:w Fimi.
rpilE en dersiglie I hare formed a oupaiinerJ
ship, and will continue the business at the I
uhi aland of (.'AMP & I'ANNoN, on the e >iuer j
>f Laurens and Main-Streets, where may be 1
found, at all times, every article usually kept
hi a
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
f the best quality, and at the cheapest price.
IA e will keep always on haud,
I
Sii^iirs, Colleo, Toa,
Rice. Flour, torn Meal.
2i2i>irg liiiii, !:
m l ip fact everything in our line lilt ly to bo '
ailed Tor. (live us a cull an.I see lor your- |
lulvot .1 r P. C IMP,
Sept JO 20 tf T. w. WY ATT. '
A CAlll).
The Subscriber takes pleasure in recommend
ng to his obi friends and customers, and the
( uldis generally, ibe new brin of CAMP \
IVY ATT. n< altogether deferring of public patronage,
and begs further a call and a trinl, know
ng a- be does that they will give satisfaction to '
ill wlio may favor them with their patronage
NOAII CANNON. j
Sept 20 I860 KMC
I Ac Hopes |
EXTRA HEAVY GUNNY BAGGING, ,
1
a* "
m HIM- ITlSlllllia ICOJX', i
H 1<:M P II OPE,il
VOI HAl.r. BY , :
Hardy, Airnew & Co.,
Pvpt <1 U bign of :li?Anvil. I
*k
" ."II II II IWI
JOEL 1C. OOODGION,
DRUGGIST,
At the llvn of the Golden Mortar,
CORNER CHURCH AND MAIN 8T8.,
Npartanburg, Id. C.
Blood Food, for ConxMpiioi,
riinmui itud bung Uuwwl, ??ch ae
I llrnnchiti*. Congo*. Aathma. 4c., Wr
rhceffcclnol'ibt lllAX)!) fOOl) ii Coa- H
wuiiipliou aro : to aofteu the coujli, bia.'e ib?
iivi vci, M lengthen the ayatcm, uliay the proet
rating night Hweiite, iucreaae the physical and
mental energy, enerloh the blood by ??l?ing
the lacking red globule*. increase the appetite,
aud restore color to the akin.
For Mile by J. K. <1< MMMUoX,
Nov 1 H6??If Sign of Golden Mortar.
E. Quern's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
ThUEPAKF.H from th^pnre White Cod Liver
1 Oil. The jellifying of Cod Liver Oil eniv'dee
the mod delieate stomach to receive and
rHain this great remedy. For mile at
Nov 1 86?tf J. K. QOOlXftOX'S.
BLIR STONK MBLLE STONE ff
4FI1EHU SUPPLY Aw sa'e bv
J E. OOOIMION.
ov 1 3o - tf Druggist.
Ilostet'er's ^eU'bralt'tl-fiomach Bitters.
IN.Ht SALE at UOOIMIION'S
i Nov I 36-tf
Tar ran I'm Effervesce lit Seltzer
A 1* is it i n IN T,
IS ii new general strcngthing nperiont, jonibitiing
efficacy. economy, aud portability,
prepared on an entire new principle,
from a laic and accura.e analysis of Wc
celeb-at ed Spring in Germany This mucheelccined
preparation removes Pypep?in, or
Indigoatiun. Ilea Incite. Acidity of the Stomach.
Low* of Appetite. Nervous Debihlv, Nausea, or
Vomiting. Allectiou* of the Liver, ate. For
wale by JOKL E. GOODGIOX.
NOV 1 uj tf
NEW COPTvU I v HllsfllPr
SCHOPPAl'b <fe BPIIREMS,
lSootand Shot' Makers*
r|AHK mh?eriberw have foraiod a copartner |
.-hip for the purpose of currying on the
Root and Shoe Making flusinenn
in ?lie liwn of Spartanburg, at tbe well known
ROOMS OF II. J. MOUZON. Photographist, on
Ohttrcli-Sirwt. next to Muin-Stree'. up stairs,
whore tln-y wouhl lc* plea-od to serve the citizen
of this arid adjoining districts. They will
nrike to order light and sub-tuntinl Hoots and
Shoes of the Utnt and moat approved styles,
at the lowest possible prices. The best of materials
w ill he kept on hand.
Repairing of every description will also be
executed by tbem witb neatness and promptness.
They cull upon the citizens of the district
to support home lalwr and enterprise.
They will warrant all their work.
A. SCIIOFPAUL. II. BE1IRKN8.
A. SCIIOPPAUL would most respectfully
tender his tl.auks to his friends and patrons for
the encouragement and patronage received the
past year, (hiring the late firm of Tliiele &
Schoppaul. ntid hopes by strict personal alientiou
to business to merit a continuance of the
same. Sept t> 27 ly.
A'enion Ac Flemings'
WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE AND SURGERY
in Spartauburg and its vicinity
OrrtCK, Main titrcot, opposite Palmetto
IIousc. " Aug. 2-22-tf.
ILAmS) ?075.2 -ft ?D.
LATE WM. O. I.ANE A CO.
IMPORTERS AN1> J0B3EXS OF
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods
194 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
March 16 2 lj
M. T. McKINNEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OlS O O IS IS t3 ,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF THE COURT HOUSE.
>' /' A R T A X B U R G , s. C.
s.-pt. 20, '">0. 31 ly
STATE OF NO I Til CAROLINA.
In tl?e Court of Ordinary.
Harvey Wuttord, Applicant, vs. tieorge Stallions,
and others, i >e ertdat .s.
Petition for proceeds of Real Estate of Klishn
Stallions, deceased, to be paid over to administrator,
Sic.
U ARVEY WOFFORD. Administrator of
the estate of KLISIIA Sl'ALLloNS.
deceased, having petitioned tiiis Court, praying
that a sufficient amount ?? ilie proceeds <?f
the sale of tite real estate of 1-li-tiu Stallions j
deceased, he paid over to him, to enable him to j
finish paying off tbed'diisof said deceased, the I
personal estate being itnulli -ietit for the ?am?*: I
It is therefore ordered, that tieorge Stallions, |
Heisv Ann O'tdnelds and her husb.-iud (simpson
O'Stuelda, and the eliihiien ot Louisa and
Lewis Harrison, decoa-ed, if any. defendants
in this case, who reside without the limits c.f
this State. l>e and appear before the Court of
Ordinary t be holden for Sjutri atiburg District,
at >partuil>)Ui-g Court House, ??m the 2H.li
d .y of January next, to show o-iuae, it any they
can. why the j.payer of said petition should not
he granted. It is further .ordered, that they
render in, on or before that day. an account of
all ud tutu omenta made to theui by said deceased,
in. order that the Ordinary may know
how to pay out the balance of t e fuuds arising
from the sa e of said real estato.
<5iven on r my hand and seal of office, this
28d day.ot Oc ober. A. D., 1860.
i.iO. E A RLE IHt MAR, o. s. n.
Oct 2"? 84 3m
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the Court of Ordinary.
Tan. K. Vise. Administrator. Applicant, rs.
J..l,n S. Viae, ami others, Detendants.
Petition for Final Settlement and Decree.
[T appearing to my satisfaction that the
ll.irnof WILLIAM VisK. deceased, names
not known. l>efen?lunts in this ca<e. reside
without the limits of this State . It is therefore
ordered, that they he and appear at th_* Court
t>f Ordinary, to he holdcn lor Spartanhurg District.
at Spurtarihurg Court House, uti the !h?th
la v of January neit, to show causa, if any exrxists,
wliy a Final Settlement and I'ocreo of
I lie Katatr of Mrs. Harriet A Ducker, dee'd,
diould not he made, or their cousent to the- !
ranie Will he entered of re. .ml.
flirett under my hand and seal of office, thia 1
tthh d.iy of October. A. l>..
J NO. t\RLK Uo M AR. o. s n.
Not I 36?3m
"not I C ri:
IS TTKRKRY UIVKN, tbat 1 will not pay any
debt, however *tn ill?even for nrewanri'?
no..imet0*1 by JNO. HKXKY K1TZS1M.MONS
FOOl.K. without my wiitton order or consent.
JAMBS fl GOSS,
Oct 1*1 31?tf Cowdltf.
OLD B1ILKR.
01.1) RUTl.BR will stand tlio present season
at Bivingsvills on .Monday* and Tuesdays
n each week, and on o.her day* at hia own
.table, on the north side of Fair Forest, near
I* .1 t teland'a Mills, lie will servo mares at
f 12 to insure f< al.
IW.tler is a deep sorcl. full fifteen hajid? high.
JOHN C. BJIVRDEN.
Ropt 18 27 H
i 1 1 in 11.
JU5IAH bUUUWAN'5 3
uemw-uide ixoreiNfi vroki, ]
Immediately Oppo?tti
Kirby & Wilson, Spartanburg l\ H S.C ,
THE sabscriber would ret>pactfnll/ iufwtu hi#
friend*, customers, and I We public gcaeralIjr
of Spartaaburg. that Wo in reeriaiog cad will
cooMaatly keep on haml a full ssaurtmaat t '
ReadyMade Clothing <
BUUT8, SHOKH AND HATS,
mode of the tcry beet mlerlal, and will be sol<l
aa ebeap as the cheapest. lie is alao pr<-para4
to execale all t.-rder* prrmply *wl in the Mat j
est poaaible tnuuaer. \ alt nnd ace for jraarseWs4.
J. WHONTll ALL.
Late of Haiti mora, M?L
Sept. 13. 28. JU.
FOOT and sHoz-M&Kntou.
Honrv Tholl^
wrw brick savor, chcrch rt., ?paktaitum,
piONTIN'l'R to manufacture ROOTS
\y HIIOCH, of superior FRENCH CALF- SK/N,
to or lor ?t r?:wm?blc prim aid of
PERFECT Fira. They waurast uitui?a
and wotKRVMUii*.
Thankful f?r pa ( custom. they hope by unromitting
attention and promptness to inereaaR
tha number of their pot runs.
REPAIRING boXR AS USESkLI
Sept 27 21 6a
I?w ArrtVol
OF CLOTHING- SHOES, AC.
FOSTER & JUDD
HAVE commenced receiving tlielr FALL
GOODS The flmt arrival ia a ?
Large Stock of Fine Clothing,
' rokhutlsa of
FINE REAVER. PILOT AND CASSIMBRB
OVER COATS,
From 9 to HllO.OO,
Rlark nrvl Fancy Casslmcre PANTS, Black
and Colored Silk Velvet, Satin and Caaxituera
VESTS. Shitta. Collars. Ac
A good axxortmeut of FINE SHOES of enptrior
quality, for Ladies, Gcnilciaen and
Children
Also. Blankets, IV.en hod and Brown Shirtings,
Wide Sheetings, Ac , Ac.
1 )rom? OoocIn, &:e.t
expected hy n^xt freight train.
All t.f which we are prepared to aeR at tha
lowest market prices
Terms nnd quality being equal, they are not
to he undersold
Jiept 13 27 IT
Plantoi^H Hotel,"
cobxek of
CHURCH AND QUEEN STREETS.
CII ARLG9TOX, SO. C A.
3|Vlie above house has been leased by Measra.
[ GORMAN k McCOUD, and haa baen
orotighly renovated, and the proprietors will
endeavor by industry and attention to give entire
satisfaction to their guests.
Through paucnjrr* tukrn for vn< far*.
This house is located in the busutes* portion
of the city, and a*U"crnt to the N. Y. St camera
and Steamboat landings.
Charleston, Oct. 4 31 Ct
MAY 3, 1 860!!
SECOND ARRIVAL
CDDIKIH 9i CIIM&irD
oi mnu w oummLn
GOODS.
20 Pie cos, Black and Colored
Silks, 75c. vaid.
.10 Piece* FINE MUSLINS. Me. yd.
YARD WIDE BRILLIANTS, lie. yd.
1,0th) YARDS PRINTS, GJ a lJJc yd.
2,000 vards Shirting, 6 l-4c. yd.
SUMMER SUITS $3.50! AS
THIS IS OUR SECOND PURCHASE
Tills Season,
WE HAVK BOUGHT MANY STYLES
<> i" <; o c> x> s
25 PER CENT. LESS THAN
EARLY SPRING PRICES.
CALL A\D SEE OI It STOCK.
A. TOLLE80N 4 SONS.
April 28 tf
Change ill liusinesH S
NEW ARKIV.lCs"oT GROCERIES!
FOLGER & BRAWLEY
H.V\ 1X0 p?r hft-nvl tlie mtire iuterest of
Mr. J W. GAKRKTT fn the firm of
GARRETT, FOLfSKR X fO., will continue the
< * rocory liiiNiucNN,
at the oM stau?l. under the name and style of
FOLGER & BRAWL EY,
where they me now receiving a large *?pply of
Sugar, Co?*, Molasses. Salt, %?
ami a great many other kind of OKOCERIR8
which i)taken their atock the Urgent ever
brought to thin market, ami which will be told
at ?
Very Hliort Prolltn
FOR CASH, or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
The .leht* d:iethe firm of OAKRKTT. RODGER
& CO. mtut be paid to FOLGER & BRAWLKY,
who will pay all demand* against the
firm of U\ru?.vt, Folckk A Co.
The* feel thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to thein heretofore, and hope hj ntrioi
attention to business, nrnl I v keeping the
Ho?t OoodiR
the markets afford an I t&fe. r
MXI.INli AT slIORT PROFITS,
to merit a continuance and increased patronage.
K. W. FOiXiKR,
July 2ft- 21-tf A. It RAW LEY.
TllK STATE OF SOUTH CAltOUXA.
RpAJtT t*Bria DtsTfcirT.
IN THE COURT OF OH DIN ART.
Win. 11. Lipscomb an l Edward Lipscomb, Execu
torn. Appl'ta, va. Smith I-ipscomb, and
others, defendants.
Petition for final Settlement and Decree.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Smith
Lip-comb, and MeAolreath, and wife,
Amanda MoAelreath, defendant* in this case,
reside beyond the limits of Ihia State:
It is therefore ordered, That they appear at
the Court of Ordinary, to be toolden for Xpartanburg
District, at rpnrtanburg Court Ileum,
on the 2Sd day of November next, te show
cause, if any thoy can, why a final settlement
and decree of the estate of William Ltpeooatb,
Sr., deceased, should not he made.
Given under my hand and seal of oAoe, tbfc
20th day of August, A. 1>., 186<V
J NO. KAKLK HO MAR, o. s. ?.
Aug 2ft 2i tm
NOTICE*
A I.L persons indebted to the late Jrm ef
/\_ DEAN A OOODOION, either by Net* or
Account, are hereby notifte<l to Make imtnedieiejmymont,
or they will he trnnefarred M
*a < >morr iAr eoileetion.
?* tt ^ ^