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W 7. irnmmtmmmmmmtmmmmmmmm t}9 ?twf?dcw of lira iourltr, Washington, April 2C, 18ttl. Wash'ngton Citj and Iheentite District of Cotuifebin ?*c to-iuenrov to Wo placed un> dor mjfcttiul law, in consequence of the apf-n>WWhdod invaaiou of tho oily fVom Virginin. It in to bc*tti?io*cd thut tho GovCTOttieut will define what it menus by martial Lw. Wo hoTO ho legislation on tho jkubjocL It involves of ouurao the *usj?cnelon of 4ho tvrit of hnOms wr/Ni*, but Whatever srbitary powers it confers on the Government is unsettled. Tho Duko of <? ?? 1 L I. . - . . t Wellington cxptumeu wnai uv uieani uy fnartial taw, which in a hostile country, ho serorul times resorted to : It w.is the right tu do whatever he pleased. Perhaps that luuy the interpretation oi it here. 'Ike Hue of communication between tliii* city and Pennsylvania is opon by way of AnuaptKs and Havre do Grace, General Patterson holding tlio latter point with Pennsylvania und Federal troops. A fleet of steamers is now at Annapolis landing regiments of Northern volunteers to the AWmlcoTof eight thousand. Including the New York Seventh Regiment, which niurched into this city ye tcrday.there are about eight thousand troops here. The Capitol and Treasury buildings arc conV. verted into fortresses and aro full of men. A large force is to go into camp in the environs of the city. There are expected hero within a fortnight, about thirty-five thousand troops. Large bodies of volunteers are gathering upon the Pennsylvania borders, and their numbers are to be increased by accessions from Ohio, and this foroe, when organised, is to threaten the State of Maty land, and to open a line of communication between this city and Carlisle. So this city is to be the base of military -operations. The intention to coerce Maryland nwd Virginia is avowed in the government organ this morning. The Northwestern troops aro believed to bo more savage a id revengeful, and uwo hostile in their feelings towards the South, than those from any other Northern State. Many of the Western volunteers have declared that tlicy will not cross tho limits of the District j that they did not come there to enpage in civil war, and that they wero called out for tho purposo only, as was represented to them, -oT protecting the city from an apprehended mid. When the ttiiuo months service ol these volunteers is over, nothing but arbitnry powers can keep tliein hero. Tho Northwestern troops have abandoned the project of coining down by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The road would lie destroyed to obstruct I heir progress, and. leddes, there me many places on the road where a handful of men could resist a host. They will either conic down by way of Pittsburg to Carlisle, or take tho Cumber baud Bead. Butjicrc again they are likely to he baffled, tor t*hey do not cany provisions for so long a march, and tlu-y will find none on the route. The passions of the North and t f the South arc now so much inflamed that nothing can arrest fhe progress of civil war. General Beauregard, on the 24th inst., visited the Washington Heights, and took measures for forming tin re an entrenched camp and a line of batteries. The Presi dent's house. Treasury and Capitol could not stand five hoursmider a brisk fire lrom these batteries. Therefore, it is now said that General Scott has a plan for dislodging this foicc, and taking possession of tho Heights by a movement both on ihcirfiatik and rear. But it appears to me very plain that the Confederate army will cross the Pntntnao below Fort Washington, and cut oil the Government's communication with Annapolis. So on the Hthoridge road will bo the first great battle of the war. The Government is making a great effort to coinmund the Potomac ami the Chesapeake by a large naval force. They will have a fleet of armed steamers oh tire river to prevent the Confederate army from crossing. When the Government communications shall be completely cut elf, it will cease to be a Government. LEO. Am Inukpkmjknt Lkcuon.?We had heard of the effort of Colonel Hampton to raise an independent Legion of ( avalry. From the subjoined paragraph from the Charleston Courier, wc perceive that the proposed legiou will embrace tho several .arms of service. This will be a ti.ie opportunity for all who desire to take n prominent position in the service of their countiv : An Independent Lkoiox.?Col. Wade Hampton, a gentleman and cavalier, whose cliuracter needs no addition, title or endorsement, has received from Montgomery lull authority and u Commission for recruiting, enlisting and organizing an Independent Legion to comprise in judicious proportions Cavalry. Aruleiy and Uillenicn, or, it pretered Infantry. The Companies of each arm will be received as Companies, under their own officers, and the legion will he independent as far it can he. It will he considered subject to call ut uny time and for twelve months, if necessary, aud lor any portion of the Confederate territory. Captaing of Companies who wish honorable service under a livvorublo organization, will communicate immediately with Col. Hampton, at the Mills House.? CV/ioricr. Gknh. Lkf. and Johnston-There two 'hesetwo eminent gentlemen, now MajorOenerals in th" service <?f Virginia, have '.rod the *n?th of life in happy harmony. fhey entered West Point together?they graduated togc her. They entered the army together, they advanced step by step to the highest posts in that service. Neither ever led a defeat. Together in her hour el trial they have rushed to the defence of their native State, and both have heed entrusted with the highest positions in bcr army. Their father , as they are, were friends and comrades in arms. Judge Johnston served with J.ight Horse J lurry in the times that tried uncu s souls. They mode their mark on the tucmy, as their sons will do.?ll'chmond Trlilt NK TaI K.?'J hose vhohavo supposed that New York City would show a divided front for the Union may have their doubts removed hy learning that tho Coin mon Council yesterday unanimously passed patriotic resolutions, and voted that their Clerk, who has volunteered, and any other of their officials who might do the same, should have their snhiries continued to theui while absent. ADer adjournment, the members joined in singing tho " Star Spangled Banner," ami gave nine cheers for the 1'iiion, nine for Audeison, and nine for Foil Sumter. f-' L* T A X E S! JWIU* ^ iwtVrutideatUllj Htutired, attend at ike C4ROLIWA SI*4RT4\ OFilCE, iu the village of Kpnrtnuburg, on the following ?laya for the purpoae ot collecting ilio Taxes for Muertitnbiia'g I>i.-iriot for ikvyvitr IHU'l, via: Ou 'liiuiwltyn, ilio & th of March, 111h of April. 26ih of April nml 2d of .tiay. Aud on Friday, tlie 8d day of May, to take the village roiurU'. Villager* can all have a chance to make returns on nuy of tho above ii unci ' Thursday*, wbenevr I am nut engaged in receiv.ug return* from the country. Also, I will collect all Court Week, except Friday, and will Collect Oil S.tlu I) tC III \f??v At1??n V i<10 Tax llooks will tie .dosed ; and nil persons liable t'.r Taxes, and shall neglect to ititilc*' re in. us mid pay iheir Taxes by or on Salu l'a\ 111 May, laiy ex pro' to e*ttlo wiili the sheriff, , on double us well as single Tax executions, us I shall ho Compelled to obey my instruction* from the law trom the Coinptroller GcneraT. ak I am notified that my return will uot be reoeived except niado in conformity to law. And n* 1 am also reunited and instructed to do hy nd vertUwueitl, 1 will give the Taxpayer.* a list of of the taxable property, vix : Lands, Negroes, Sales of floods, Professions, including Detilis try, t lcrkfi of Courts, Sheriffs, Masters and Commissioners in Equity, Registers in Equity, and Mesno Conveyance, Oi diunries &c., >a!a rlos and Wages, over ctotkt (five hundred dollars only) but nil salaries for any amount whatever, whether over 5>jl)0or otherwise (except saUrie* of officers of navy mid army) are taxable : monies loaned und at interest, nnd invested In Stock and Hoods &c.. Commissions of Vendue Masters, gross reeet|ws of Commcrcial Agencies, Capital of llanks, which tor their present charters hnvo not paid a bonus to the State, t apitnl of Banks or Ivsuo nut in corporatcd by the State of South Carolina, P,etiiiuius taken by Insurance Companies and hv Agencies of Insurance Companies nut Incur poriiti'd in South Carolina, ? npital Stock of Incorporated Gass I.iplit Coiup.nies, number ol Packs of Playing Cards sold, number ol Billiard Tables used for raising revenue, number of Circus Exhibitions, Dog* kept by slaves and free negroes. All returns must he male on oath, either by the owner, tho attorney, executor, administrator, or ng'Uit, and collided by the same by their signature to the said return. All returns sent up by mail must be uiade out in due form of law. under oath, before a magistrate or notary public which must specify the amount ol land and negroes, and the quality of land*, which alhdavit must accompany the original return of the Tax Collector to the Conq.Moiler's oltiee. Any persons who have made their returns, and have omitted any of the above articles of taxation, will send tlicni up to tic ad tied previous to the tii-st Way of May ; and iiny who have omitted to give in all tlie transfers ol property, cutter t?v sale or purchase, lYont October iHoO io October 1^8'), will also semi 111 ?;m I up. so that tho proper entries can be made on I the Tax Hook, us all or any persons concealing i or keeping back tiny part of i ln>tr lotuiu ore liable for five lime" the amount of taxes on said amount kept back or concealed, nn'l fire negroes are required to in ike th jir returns anil pay their taxes in the month of March, so that they Innl better look out atitl comply with the law. All are liable to pay tax who are over 15 and under otl years old. All Taxpayers will be expected to comply strictly with the shore requirements, and if they should fail to do so, 1 am sure that they would not blame tue tor doing mv duty. It. C. rot I LB, T. U. Pacolett Springs, Mutch lt>, 1801. March 21 11 w lionet ou*sHliaviiig' Saloon, l'aliuctto lltiusv, Hparlstiilitti'it. IS now permanently located as above. The undersigned begs I o ? x press bi? appreciation ef ike patronage hitherto bestowed, and continues to offer such facilities as are afforded only by the best regulated establishments of ; this class. O.J. HOUSftJN. March 11, lfhil ly NOT1CK ! A LI. persons indebted to the subscribers. A\ either by nole or book account, will find their accounts and notes in tlie hand" of our attorney, utter the 12th instant, for collection. 1 We are obliged to pay tho debts we owe, and we iciit hive tho uton-y owing to us. FULUKK&UllAWLEY. , March 7 tf IRON, NAILS &C. rilllK undersigned are chief Agents in this : I place for the sale of IKON, NAILS, ( VST- I INliS, kc., manutac*urc(l by tlie S. C. Mantt*fucluring t'ompatty. They are prepared to wholesale or retail these articles, and tuko in cxchungo money or any kind of produce. OA Mi* At W V ATT, Corner Main-st. opposite 1'almctte Huuse, Fob 21 oO tf AMLTH SCBOPFAVL BOOT AND SHOE 31 A Ii 1Z 11 , Church-**!., Kpartaiibburg ('. II, S. C.! February 21 W ly I Atlininist rator's IVof ice A LI. persons having demands nguitist the j /\ estate of KttllKKT MCKK.VV, dee'd.. nre hereby notified to present litem for payment ; and all persons indebted will make immediate payment to the undersigned. I it |t A I IV\L' I't I ? * I. V. LLL, A<lllir. I Febinary 'Jfi, 18fil. f?l if TOWN TAX! AT a meeting of the Town Council, hold on 1 ilie evening of the 6th instant, ii was ordered thai all person* refilling within the corporate limits oi l ho Town of Sparlauhurg liable lo road duty -Lull, on failure of paving I Three Hollars. on or before I he 1st day ol March j next, he notified by the Mar-hal to <io ll' days | worlc ou the Street*. or pay -?"> cent* extra to i the Mar ital for such notification. And all persons It.ihie to do I'atrol duly tuny he excused froir. the same by paying Two Del lars. J. K Vill.ti lio.MAK, Intru't. J. V. Fi.ro tin, Clerk. Fcbrtt rv -1 60 tf _____ I BEEF & POULTRY M Ali K 12 T. rpllK subscriber has ootnnienceda PKRP and I I'OITLTK Y MA It K KT at t he stand formerly nceupiedhy Mr. J. IV ARCIIKIl,on .1:?il--t? t. where he will at all times supply the citiiens of Spartanburg with c; o < > i> 15 i: i: f , and all kinks of excellent POULTRY, upon as reasonable terms as any one. He vtll pay CASH for Hooves, Poultry and Kggs. (diva Imo a dial and be will give you satisfaction. J- IV. OAKUKTT. February 7,1861, (f THE EAH J1 MESSAU. OF BUCHANAN! TIIE SOUTHER." CONFEDERACY!. undersigned have formed a a copart- | J[ nership fort lie purpose of currying uti (lie Painting business in nit its branches, such us House, Sign end Ornamental Painting, Paper Hanging Ac., till of wliioh we pledge ourselves to do in a faithful and workmanlike manner. We hope by strict attention to business to merit u liberal sharo of patronage. T. EUBANKS, .1 A. THOMAS. 1 MBMBB?I I II - | JOEL B. aOODGION, druggist, AttkcSlfn of the Golden Mortar, CORNER CHURCH AHJ> MAIN 8T8., Hpui'tnnhuvy , H. C. . : O : Blood Food, for lousumption, ( ITHIIROAT and Liiug diseases, such as I Bronchitis, Coughs, Asthma. &c., fw "I'lieeffi'ctnof the HUJUl) FOOD in Con- ZjL sumption are; to soften th? cough, b nee tlie nerves, strengthen the system, alloy th? pros- . trutlug night swettH, increase the physical snd mental energy, encriolt the blood by restoring I the lacking red globules, increase the appetite, ml restore c dor to tho skin. For -ale by J. K. OOODQION, Nov 1 155?tf Htgn of Uoldun Mortar. ^ Cliaiigo in llusiiicKis ! n HAVING pur-based the entire interest of " Mr. J. W. GARRETT in the firm of " UAURETT, FOLGEK & CO., trill continue the i Grooory BuhiiiiOHN, ? at the old stand, under the name ntid style of ' FOLGER & BRAWLEY, where (hey are now receiving a Urge supply of h Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Sail, } and a great many other kind of GROCERIES, which makes their stock tho largest ever brought to this market, and which will bo sold at 4 Very Sliorf. Pruli f n FOR CAS1I. or COUNTRY l'RODVl E. The deb's d .0 the firm of < VRRKTT, FOLQKR AGO. untst be paid to FOLdKR & BRAWl.KY, who will pay all demands against the tirin of OxiitiKTr, Folosu \ Ci?. They feci (liaiiktul tor the liberal patronage extended to (hem heretofore, and hope by strict attention to business, and by keeping the ! ^rcry 1 lost (jrootl# the markets a Word, and ^ toincrit a continuance and increased patronage k r. w. folgkr, July 2fl-21-tf A. DRAW LEY. Liinosl one Spuin^s FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL Spartanburg District, S. . 11F.V. W. CURTIS, LL.1)., ) ? . . . REV K. A. CRAWLEY, I>. D., j 1 ffTHE ensusiug Term of this Si hool will 00m8 menco on THURSDAY, FED., 111. The Complete nrrangt men is this Institution has now 11 provided for th -education and comfort of its ' pupils, its character lor peculiar health fulness, and as a most desirable and sale let real tor I Young Ladies, anil the dctei ndnutiou of the FriucipnU to kiep this, as a Southern School, ,, on a perfect equality with the most advanced 1 and thorough systems of education of the picsent day, will coin mend it to the continued sup * port ami confidence<d this and tiicsunouudiug Stales. TERMS, (payable to advance.) I*KU SK8S1IIN or FtVK XOXTI1S. Hoard, Lodging, Washing, Ac. . . SoO Oti Tuition in all English Brunches, . . J'? 0<i 1 Tuition in I'ritu iry Department, . . l'? 00 1 Lessons on the IMnno, . . 'Jo 00 and .'SO (Hi Lessons in Vocal Music, . lo 00 and JO oti Lessons 011 the Guitar, ... . JO 00 French, Italian, German & Drawing each, 20 00 Use of 1'iano, 2 f>0 Stationery 1 00 The only Vacation is during the Winter months. Dr. Curtis will leave Savannah rn route for | Limoxloue S| rings, on Tuesday luorniug, Feb. 19tli, Charleston on Wednesday. 'lie 20th, and Columhia on the J 1st. He will be lisppy to take charge of any Young Ladies on his route Jan -'tl 47 if IffSW PROSPECT ! Academy. rpHE EXERCISES ?f this School i 1 will re commence 0/1 the .*t j FEURVARY wxt, under .the jjj ' charge of 31 r*. 'ITiom. !..? ?*? as I'luxm*,\ 1., ssistid l?y Mr. SAMUEL LAN- 1 I ASTER, in the English Departuieui. The Studies hiu as 1,.1'i.w. wriili m-'m-"' ? lu\v named per session: FlIWT DEPARTMENT: i Spoiling. Rending, Writing, Arithmetic Primary Geography, and Deecluuiation. : : : : : : : ; $5 OU SECOND DEPARTMENT: i The above with English Grammar, .Composition and Hiuorv. : : : 7 5s> THIRD DEPARTMENT: The above Willi Natural Philosophy, Astrouotny, Algebra, Geometry, Sur<^c., : : : : : : ?10 00 ( FOURTH DEPARTMENT: The alwive witlt Ancient Languages, 1- '?" French will ho taught for uu oMl'it chitrgu of : : : : : : 5 00 All who wish, may he prepnred for the Soph- j oinoro Class in any of our foil ges. ' ? The Scholastic Vear will eon-i.?t of two Su? . J sion.i, of about Five Months each. / , A SDN DAY-SCHOOL fill Its Ittpi up ttodir | the Superintendence of the Principal. Those in the Prima y Department will he ' charged - > cents Initiation lee; nil others ^ 50 cents. I f Persons wishing to < titer this School, inny i ascertain the Rooks used, by application to the principal, Mr. 1?kk. J G. LANDRUM, dun. Hoard Trustees. Wm. T. WtLKiNS, Scc'y and Treasurer. l>eo Id 41 ?tf Nrinhborhootl Classical School. |a rilllis new Academy will open its first sea-I I siioi on the lltl Monday in .lano.iry. un icr I the supervision of Mr. P. J. Iceland. It n. located At Antior.h (Methodist) Church of this' i district, in a pleasant and healthy section, and ! | in a <|iiiel and orderly neighhorhood. I'he j patrons and friends ot this enterprise take pleasure in recommending this Sclnml to the J eili/eiis of this and adjoining districts, believ- ; ing. us they do, that it will he conducted with enure sanaiacuou to nit who may favor it with I their patrouage. Tito general course of inx I met i an contemplated in this School is a practical ami thorough training in every department, and a recurrence to elements when deem- ( ed necessary. The intention i* to educate in the elrietcst soiim* of the ward, and this course will he pursued irrespective of proHt. In con elusion, nil we can say is try i/.? and you will | ' not he disappointed. FIRST DEPARTMENT. Spoiling, Heading, Writing, Aritlimetic or ! either $5.50 per session. Pay scholar-'. li cents 1 per day I 8E00ND DEPARTMENT. I English Grammar, Geography, lli-lory and 1 Composition or either, Sll.Uit per session. Day scholars, 1J cents per day. Till III) DEI' VKTMEXT. 1 Latin, Greek. Algebra. Surveying, Gt-ctitelry, or either ij'lli till pet session. There will he two session* of five months j each. Particular attention will be ] aid English, ! Latin, and Greek Composition, uud to elocutionary training. JOEL RALLENGER. , Oil tit' it Hoard Trustees, Jm II 44 if News Worlh I I?'i? n\S reduced hi* price for Picture* to 1 ? Every one can now have a chance of golfing a good Likeness iustcud of a burlesque of the human face divine. Cnmo one coin** all. Come ahort ami lull, Come 1>ig eomr .-instil. Conic rooii or not ut nil. ( ('..me to 11. J. Mor/dN'fl Gallery, yvrr .1 , * II. ArcUwr'a. oppo:.itt) (be Court llouio January U1 17 it -it Scrofula, or King's Evil, I is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the j blood, by which tins fluid becomes vitiated, I weak, and poor. Being in the circulation* it ' pervades the whole body, and may burat out in disease on any part ot it. No organ is free from its nttaek*, nor is there one wluch it ntuy not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth niul hlthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by the venereal infection. WhatI ever lie its origin, it is hereditary in the con| stitutinn, descending ' from parents to cliildren unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed, it seems to he the rod of llim who suys, ?'I will visit the iniquities of the futhcra upon their children." Its effects commence hv <!opo ition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lung-, liver, and internal organs, is termed ' tubercles; ill the glands, swelling*; and O'J . the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor! ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life, so that scrofulous conslitu! lions not only sutler from scrofulous comj pi lint r, but they have fur less power to with They nro tilr-o \getu* for Iron Hailing for 5 raves, Ki'iiccs, Rile mies. &o. I* tmoiis Kiniliiug 'ii our lint- will dense call, or solid their orders, wliich will l?> iromplJy tilled. RK'llAKl) IIAltK. W M. Mcl>. PALMER. Juii 10 tf <_'ln-st|> Gi'oeerios. r!;ci-:ivin?; \ humi supply. CA M P&WYATT VltL t'uibinuil} receiving u oupply oi tirrv description of 3'^imily < a pocorieN, :onnist ng ot a largo assortment of ? l*< i \ It s ? L':' in.. l i i iii -.1 and I "rushed. 'DKFl'iliS?I.ami ura. .! .u, and Uio. VIOLASjsLS- -Acu Orle iti* ami t'uha. It V ?>S -IIhiiin Shoulders. mid sidos. Kl.'U'U. Meal, IV is. and Cora. S \ l.T Tolnci'ii. S'":ui'?, I'LPl'Klt. Spi i*. V'ng t. finves. and Nuimugs 'ANIfli S, Kitilts. Haisoiis. Nuts, ?\o. In short llirv k-ep constantly on hand ever* trliclo usually In and in a fust class GROCERY STORE. Tlioy > ill take nil kinds of Country Produce n exchange ho tJroceiics. sncli as Corn, lioal, dais. l'< u-, 1 allow, Ilccswax. iVc. intending t'I a lhcrc strictly to I ho CASH SYSTEM, hey |iro)'i)>i' dlei ing such inducement-to their Mstomcr* a* io make it a mutual nihnni igi. I'll-v return tloink- to tlicir old customers and n| ett a call limn those who have not g veil hem a trial, fe-dtng confident that they can <di as cheap as the cheapest. Their cntahli-hiiieiit i- on Main street, on the ?oriior opposite the 1'aluietto House J. F. 1*. TAMP. T. W. WYAT. January 31 47 tf HE rv 1 { A THEIL.K. s -4 i 2 * m ^ A K K Hs SpmM C. II., MrilVI'ilt 11A 111) Y A Ad.M.W jS.-oia Jiuunry 17 45 I v m AMTIOCH ACADEMY ' ^lllS School, now in the fourth yrnBk. inoiuh of it - |>ro^io.-s, hut nirt, fl tut- far, wiiii i t'.uiicitiiK ahum ol * intioiin^r . hi,J though lit I'liiici- Ivjp ?.?I make* ihts * ml 11>j *- il to tin' tctiproiiiy ?>t i;u- public, our number i> imw 12 It I lie Clll6llic.ll . 'I'I'.ll'l luont. )'< M wish .tl least JO. TKn 119 A* rill.low*. SI.-SION UVI. M INTIIS. I?t Clans, . . . $20 00 per Session. 111 . . . 11 O0 " 'Id " ... 5 50 " " 1'. J. UPLAND, Principal. April! 8 o tf w i i.i.i 4 r. joyi:S, Attorney at Law. 1.KN0IK, CALDWELL. CO. N C. H J' I III. In- in :itle:i'l:iti at all oflhe Courts, y hoih i utility it in I Superior, held ut Comubui. Polk county, nnd ut llendcrsonrilte. Henderson county. N. C., and trill attend inooipily to ill luiaine s intrusted to hi* cure III N\ c.-lci II N. llt.t Kitr.M'K*. Jan. Farrow, esq., Simpson I'.ol o o-.j , Julin limn-ir. e-'| , Spartanburg 0 II.. S C. Mill-oil 1 5-2 ly M O IS. O 11 55 i O ' B c o F #; 1 T t o * #; bc \\ ltlal)M:AAI.i: IM? KETtll,, I -> ? Miliii Sh 'i t, Columlna} S. ( ?\>iif?clionciies of all kinds manufactured daily Cok'*, ! '"{ nnJ Iirnaiii ntnl, to order, on<iynrkt{ to nirry mil/ di?tanrr. A largo variety ol Fays, nu?l Fancy floods o ill dcscripti ins. Pec 15 42 ly J A )! K S F \ R R 0 W , A TTOJiXEY A T LA W, \Kl> SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, Kin'tuf-; II., S '. Fth 2d *1 2ta SULLIVAN, ELFOUD,& WINSM1TH A? taw, AMU SOLICITORS IN EQ UITY. A LL bu^ium Intrusted to tliem will receive /\ prompt uttuuiiuu. Offlco at Spartanburg C H? J. P.tVUIV VM, | J. M. KlVoUU, | t. c. WIMSMITH. February 21, 1 Hi; 1 5b ly UA\tiK IN BUSINESS. M'KINNEY"& POSEY HAV1N(.1 formed a Copurtiiersliip, will con tiuu.- the bJ-roocii'y ISiisiiieiKM it llie o'd Stand of M. T. McKINNEV, *rr on'/ \>.<>r tux! oj l/ir Cvutt Hauxr, where may be tound it all times a well h lected Stock of Olioi??o <* l'oocM'ioN, it prices as LOW ->s can bo found in lite market. As wo will Well lor Cusli, md Cnsb only, we will pay, in BAltTttlt and 'ASH, I lie markvt Yaltie for all Country Proluoe. M. T. M. KINNEY, ii. rose v. January 28, 7801 47 if r"N V k-! II f A WW * * A 1.1> persons indebted to I lie undersigned, ?\_oither by Note or book Account, will please :ull and settle thu snutc immediately. >1. T. McKINNKY. Junu try 28, 1801, l" tf Marble Y?ir<l. DARE & PALMER, 1VIAIN-STHE KT, Spartanburg Court House, So. Ca. H'AYING formed u copartnership, and in tending to Mtpply nil those in w tin of a in tneitlo to iiturk the spot tvbe'o lie the r<* uains of their departed tvlutions and friends, s cheap as can bo puichaahed any whole. I'lteir Stock consist* of MOMTM E>TK, Pablets, Combs, Tombstones, Head aid Foot-Stones, Furniture, Marble &c. ! stand the attack* of other diseases; conveniently vu t number* perish bv di orders which, although not scrofulous iti tW-ir nature, are still rendered lhtal by tlii* taint in the hy?tcm. Most of the consumption which decimate* the human family has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamination; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, nnd, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or are aggravated hy the suinc cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous; their persons are invaded by this lurking inf -ction, nnd their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from tlio system we must renovate the blood by an nl? Tative medicine, and invigorate it by healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine \vc supply in AVER'S Compound Extract of Snrsnpnrilln, the most effectual remedy which the medical el.ill of our times can devise for this everywhere prevailing nnd fatal maladv. It is combined from the most active remedial* that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul ! disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the system from its destructive Consequences. Ilenco it should be employed for the cure of not only Scrofula, but also those otl.er affections which arise from it, such as Friwtivi: nnd Skin l)ihi.\sr.s, Sr. Anthony's l'ii;r, Hose, or KuYster.t.Ys, Pimples, 1't stiles, Hlotiiilh, It t. a ins and ltoii.s. Tumors, Tet i r a and Salt Riiii k, Scald Head, Hisuworm, IIiii.i MATTsM, SyMIII.it 11 Olid Mpitl i ltl.u. .1 'isiasts, Droi-sy, Dysi-ctsia, Dmti.tiY. end, indeed, ai.i. Comim.aints aiiisino euom Vittati.ii ou Imihrr lii.oon. The popular belief i in " impurity of the Mood " is founded in tiutli, I for scrofula is ad generation of the blood. The particular purpose anil virtue of this Sarsnpa- . rill-i i? to purify and rey aerate this vital fluid, I ithout which souml health is .impossible in j contaminate d constitution*. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, j | are *n that disease within tl.i? r;.i.t ? of I their action ?.uit rarely withstand or evade thctn. th? ir penetrating properties search, and cleanse, end invigorate every portion of the human organism, correcting its diseased action, and filming its hen]thy vitalities As a consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with {mill or physical debility is astonished to tii.d his lealth or energy restored by n remedy at once so simple and inviting. Not only do they euro the every-day complaints of every body, but al-o many CsnuiiiiiLk' and dangerous diseases. '] he agent lieluvv named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures and directions for their u?c m the follow.ng complaints : f'mtii rmst. Ilcirtitttm, lh udn< he arum/Juan ditordt i ed stobi<u h, X tiii . i t.on, I'nm iu umi Morlnd /< action af the Botrcls. Ii n nh act/. Loss of Aoj tlite, Jtnniticr, and other kindred complaints, ar.sing from a low stale of the body or obstruction of its functions. I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, I nit THE HAI'Ill Ct KB Of ( out'lis, (Oltls, Influenza, Ilonrsrnrss, ttoU|i Itioiichitis, Incipient t'onsuniptinn, mid (or the relict of Consumptive I'utii ids in advanced stages of th.e : d iseusp_. So wide is the field of it? n?efulne?* and so t.unierous are the ca es of its cures, that almost rverv sect on of eoiintry nbuunds in pcf-ons puhlh It know ti, w hoi. are been restored from inarming at <1 even desperate diseases of the lot es I \ il? ii-e. Wlicti onec tried, its Mipeiioritv over -every 1 'her medii tnr of it. kit.tl is too apparent t> -canu i' si'rvs'i'in, and win te its virtues are known, tii? public no lone t lit - Hate what antidote to employ T ii tin- distrr -sinR and d.ti genius nfh t tioi.s of the puhoonarv on' his that art incident to our climate, hiie tii ny inferior ren sdirs thrust upon the intuniit'v have f.i'bd and been discartted. tliis is i sp;. j , uds In rvi-rv trial, conferred line tils in the tfili. ;.d they ran never forg?f, and } roi cures too numerous and too remarkable to oc !o. uoitcii. rRKl'ARF.U BY eh:. .5. 4 . \vi:u a to. 1. o W K 1.1.. MASS. IIAVI LAND. STEVESON * CO., Charleston. Wholesale Agents. J tilt 3 43 if the southern guardian, ! A l elilical and i\rws Journal, i l*ul'hih<<! a! ('otuni/iM, SiluI/' C'm'u/tuft, [ Daily, Tri-Wnekly and Weokly, DY CHARLES P. PELIIAM. T C R M S. Daily $0.00 1 Tri-Weekly, . . . 4 iMi ! Weekly 2.UO Fnj incnl In adi anccjniurliihly. r puis .IOCUNAL. now entering upon its third ' A year under the picsent pmprictor, is ra' p illy extending it> ciicul.ition and influence. | I Pounded and coiiduvtrd upon (lie principles ol | i Smic Plights, it enjoys the reward ol public i j confidence an 1 enlightened approval. Kniirely : ! independent in it- mating- mi nt, it has Mood ! with mi?avi ring confidence upon ilie soumlu integrity ami consitiency of its principles, riit 'Ugh evil report, us well a* through good, it* voice has been lo ud m bclincc < I im 1".\'C \ 1.1 I \ ol the ;iouih: it - counsels hu?r ever been ntid tire for I'l.tSlSI'ANCE io tlie wrongs HtteinptoU to be put upon us by a sec tioinil tntyorily Tho Sculhrrn Gum/inn looks for support to the State tiiid section whose rights, honor and j interests it has faithfully espoused uuJ main- j tamed. | The Soul liern l.iiui tlliiii v Irani l*riiitln? EN(?1)ll<ihuieul. Having recently made large and choice ad| dilions to uur JC*t> OPFH1E, from the he.it type foundtus in ihe country, we are now preptred to do all kinds of Prim nig iu as neat Mile and on u.? favorable terms as any oflice iu the South. The premium for the best specimen of Rook Printing was awn tied at the late Fair to the i proprietor ol the S ,thnn (iunrdvu. I Ml COIlllllUtlicht?,?II - to to' iiililri'44.' I l?, it,.. Southtru Uuar-httn. or to C. r. I'KLll.VM. Columbia, *?. C. Nov U'J 3.1 It DISSOLUTION. 'pm: firm of .SCllori'AUl. .v ItAHKKNC has ' | bron dissolved by mm mil cousrnt. Tin; HOOT mi i SlioK bu-incs.s will lc < inducted at the old stand by (be subscriber. Ho | is now prepared in do the best of work, nnd ! only u-ki his friends lo give hiui u irlal. lie i warrants his work. A. SClIOPPAUr.. February 7, 18t?l 48 tf NOTICE. \LI< persons having demand* again-1 the r.tito ol Col. T. w WAT Mil 8. K-oM . ! 1 will presentilieut lo mc fortKtci'h, propnlv pro j red. O. li CZWAI'DS. Ado r I April 1 1?M 9i I J m. 13I ford, if magistrate, attoknkv as law, AMI) SOLICITOR 111 HQ* MY, HAS removed hi* Office from' Clmrch Street to (lie office odjoiuuig tfic .Spurtau Office, iu ine t*ublic Square. All bugiucs* intrusted to his c?re will meet with prompt attenlion. Fob 3 4tt ly " T. O. J> VEHNolC . attornkv at law, \T7-ILL PRACTICE in the Western CirnJt W Urrtut?West corner of Col. W. W. HAltlUS' brick building, over the gtore ol Camp .v Cannon, ami oppooile the Palmetto House. April 13 0 ly Wrlylit ?* Orr, A T T OlUSEV.i A T LA W , Office in Miy. Jicgi('.i Crick Ruildiui;. ncx( door to ltobn ,v Edward*' law office, upetuirs, Spartanburg, C. 11. J. D. Wimqht, Sp.artanborg C. II J as. L. Una, Ander-ou C. II. J ui: 3 4 ? RKDD & rUNCAN. ATTOU N K Y S A T L A W AN D BO LK'I TO UK IN KOI ITY, AT SPARTANRCRO C. II All buslms! intrusted to them iu Law and Equity wil be promptly attended to Ollice next door ilnrily, Agnow & Co. j. r. ur.su, n. k. urxcAS April 13 fl ly t'. Rcclifl?*r Ac Son, WATCH MAKERS, AND .Manufacturers of Jewelry, Repairer! of Clocks, Watches, A;c. All work in trusted to them will meet with promptness uih Mtreii iH 4 tt' ailTTRESKS. AT JOES HAR11KR SHOP, over Hatdy'i Hardw ire Store, can always l>e found i large lot of superior MATT It ESSES. of nl sizes, made of excellent materials, and at mode rate prices. Feb 111 GO if Willisttit Lo: knovtl, T A 1 L (J 11 , EAR remove I to Kooins over Foster Judd'r. opposite the Court House. Thank till for pa.?t*favo> s, lie asks a liberal patron a for the future. July 7 1R tf It. II. Owt'U) F A S 11 1 O X A 13 L E T AIM) It , 1 I fOULD r turn his thanks for post favor 11 nod ask acoiiuntuvnce of the >ame. He may he found over Hardy Agnevr' I! an I ware Storo. .Inn ?? kit*. Wilt, ' *. Kuvnid \\' ILL prat;tice MEDICINE and SUHHKll1 * v t iti connection with DENTISTRY, at th Oilier ; in Spartanburg aud its vicinity. Oflic <<n t'litirch Street. No. ltrick Range, up .-tain Resilience ut Dr L. C. Kennedy's. March -4 4 )y DR. I.. C. EO.YEDY HAS K.KTIKNKD, nti'l has res timed tli duties of his profoaaion. J an It IS tf 1)K. W M- i:. J> KAN HAS opened his OfK.-e on Main street, ovc tiOODH ION'S DItUO Si ORE. where h may he consulted .it nil times unless Professor ...... . ?r ?' Feb 7 "? tf >'oriiou *V Klomiiifj XT ' II.L PR M'TICK MKDICINK AND SUR IX HKKY iii S|iiu-?:iuljiirp and its vicinit Onici:, Main Stteet. opposite Pahuett House. Aug. 2-22-tf. The St it-e of South Carolina. lu tltu Court of Common Pleas. D. IV, Moure vs. J. M Bovrduu. iltnclimout. Hobo, lvlwa <! > Carlisle lMain'fTs An y. i , liKllE.lS the {ilnituitr did. on the'Jtitl ? 'i (lay of Mat eh, tile liia deulnr unm again* the defe? la,if, who (llHIL if Mil id I isiibfcUi IToIi all 1 without (lie li in lie ait' this tilnw, Hail ha ueiiher wife nor attori?ey known within tin shuic, njun whom a copy of die said dcolara lion in.glit be served: It is therefore ordered. That the said I-fen hint do appear and plead to tiie said dot lira lion, ou or before the 117 day of March uc\i i^liich won'd be in the your of our I.ord on thousand eight huudrcd and sixty two: Other wise final and absolute judgment will then bi gneu atid awarded ugniuM him. J. U. TOLLKSON, C. C. V. March 2R 4ij ST AXE or Sdl Til ClROLlA'.l In tie Court of Common please. Jennings Yiiombn- oi \ Co., vs. Caswell Dogan Attachment. Dob , Edwards Carlisle, IM'ff'a Att'y. ITf IIKREAS the plaintiffs dol. on tlie 'JGti f p day of March hlo his declnru; ton agains the dutctid ml. who ^a- if is -ill i is absent froc und wit I.out the limits of this State, nnd basnet taer wife nor attorney known within the satu np. ti wi oin a copy of the said declaration migb be served: It is therefore ordered. That the 1 d' fen d nit do appear nnd plead to the sai l dctdara tion, on or before ine 'JTth day of March. uex which will be tn the year of our Lord una fliou i -,-r. i ?- * ? -.t i 4 .-.jjih iiiuitiri- i ma miij'-h i; othrrwisi tin il and absolute judgment will then be givei atul gwardctl against him. J. 1$. TOLLKSOX, C. C P. March -8 4<| The State of South Corolina. In the Court of Couininn Plena. IV. JoiiDoun n. Win. C. Kil^ore. H.d-o, Eil .".m rd s h: Carlisle, I'Uiut'f s .Ulj. 11 Mi: I'. \S tl.r plaintiff did, on the 2oil (Ik) nt Mar 1?, file his derlirnt ioi agiinst the del uduiit, who (as it is said) i: absent 11oin and without the. limits uf iIti tSlutc. Mini ilils Deiti or wife Ilrtf iltoi iley kuowi w ithin the same, upon wi.utu a copy ol the suit declaration might be served It is therefore ordered. Thai the said dofen dant do appear and plead to the said deolara lien, on or before (Ih? 27th day of March next wnich will he in Hie yr.ar ot otir Lord olio thou si nd eight htuidred and sixty two; otherwisi final and absolute judgment will then tie givci and awarded against him. J. B. ToLlJidoK.C. C. P. March 28 4i, The State Ot South Carolina. In ihe Court of Coiuincu Pleas. 8. liobo vs. J. M Bowdca. Attachment. Biibo, r.dwurd" & v arlisle, Plain'ffs Att'y. \\' IIHill'.A8 the plaintiff did. on the f v day ot March, tile his declaration again* uf di-lcodaot, who (as it is said J is absent Iron and without the limits ot this 8late, and hai neither ? le nor attorney known within tin <4iue, upon wlioni a copy o! the said dcclara liou might l<e served: 11 is therefore ordered, Tint the said deft n dant do appear and plead i . the said declara lion on or liefore the 271h day of March next which wdl be in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred .tad sixty two; o'her wist final and absolute judgment will then be giver mid awarded against hint. J 11. TOLLESON, C. C. P. March 28 i.j Cigars! Clears! \NOTllliIi fresh supply, for sale by .MEL L OOOLQIOX. lei) :i 50 if ? - - , St * "* * ^ J ' 1_,^1 - r llvui il { \m| ^HL Jl IJJ ^j| J/ JQ^ ORDERS SO. 9. MARCH 1,18*0. TIIOS. 0. RHETT, P. II. NELfiO*. A. C. O AK LI KOTOS and fi. McOOWAN. having *|?poiui<*l and MaaiiwiMtd Brigadier Ooiicraie of flio Vutunieer Poroe. nhwd l.v Mikoriijr of "An A*i to provide * Anawi Milii iry Force," wilt be obe/ed*nd rtepected L according!/. T??v are berebjr aeeiffned to I their respective cuhunsad* as follows: ~ 1st Brigade Nuuih Carolina Volunteers to be commanded I'Y^^rigodior General THOa U. KHliif, will ?dii)Nt of tb* irwpi mim<I from the Dial ricU gf .Orangeburg, Barnwell, Beaufort. Colleton. Charleston a id Lexington, except that lying between Brood bad Saluda Hivcra. j V C<1 Brigade to h? commanded by Brigadier General 1' H f^ELVcN. will eoasiot of the' I troop? raised frotViJidvDforriCtt al" RichlandKershaw. Lanca* er^t^unH^r, Clarendon, Darlington, .Marlborough. ^"Horrjr Marion, WiF* limasburg and Georgetown. lid Brigade to be commanded by Brigadier. General A. C. OAllLINUTUN, wil consist of troops/aided from the District* of Newberry, Lauren*, York. Spirtauburg. Union, Fairfield. Chester, and that part of Lexington lying be? ttreeu. Broad and Saluda Hirers 1th Brigade to lie commanded by Brigadier' ' General SAMUEL McGOWAN. will consist of troops raised from the Districts of JBdgefield,Abbeville, Grectiville, Anderson end !'ickeu? By order: S B. G1<T, A''ju!^::f an J Inspector General March I I it of South Carolina. J The State of South Carolina. J. C. Caldw -il, Administrator Applicant, vs. J. D. Murray and others. Defendants. Fetition for fun Is to pay Debts. IT appearing to toy satisfaction that Arthur Brs.vb-y iif living) and wife, Nunc J?n? ; Crawley, def ndunts in I his case, reside beyond L the limits os . lux State, ! is therefore order- d t tli.it they appear at the court of Ordinary, m be hoidcu at >'pariaubitrg District oil tiie C7 ii <11y of M ?y ut xt. to show cause. if any they ' cat., why the proceeds of the sole of the real ; estate of Uobert Murray, deo'd.. sold by order of the Ordinary tor partition an<* division, i should nut b;> paid ov -rlo J. C. Caldwell. Ads ' minis! rat or of the said Hubert Murray, dso'd , to tic applied l-y him lo the payment of the * deb's ot the raid Hubert Murray, tlec'd. tiivvn titular my Itwud and s.al, ibis the 2'>th day oi February. Ifibl. JNU. KART.E BOMAR, o. a. t?. -a Feb _!8 01 r 'jC > i c Tile State of Carolina. In the Court of-' ommon Pleas. John L'avii vs. Caswell liogan. Attachment, llobo Edwards i: Carlisle, T Itvin'fiT.- Att'y. p V*7 If Kit LIAS the plaintiff did, ?>n Los 2tttli T\ -I tr of M.irch, tile liis'Jeclara'iim rtgnin-t tin* defendant, who (asit is -aid) is absent from nn?l without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, rpnn whom & copy of the said declmar lion might he scr?ovi : t. It is therefore ordered, That the said defent. dam do appear and pl?ud to the said deelar*. . I (ion, on or before (lie 27th day of March next, which w.ll be in the year of our Lord one thoii-tud eight li uud rod aiid sixty-Iwo; otherwise ? | final and absolute j idgtu.nt will be given and * i t wuidet.1 ag tinst him. J. H. TOEl.KSON. C. C. P. y I March 28 4?l PLSTATE <>r S<*>!!! CMiO/JAA In the Court cf Coaic*ou l'lcas. d. i. & l. T'.Yirrv. Asu-rweoa. I ... , t Attachment. I II. F. VEIiNON. ' Hobo, Edwards .Sc Carlisle, PlfTs. Ait'y. \mr UMIUSAS Ui- plaintiff did, on the 2.'?th i * T day of ticiolwr, tile bis declaration t against (lie dv.*f? ud.uii, who .ns ii is said; is ah i ujt from and vri:? on' the limits ot this State. - :md has neither w it's n ?r attorney known Withr tn the ?r,tuc upon wl . i n copy ol lite suid de ; deration tnignt be -.rvcl: ; It is there!-re vi J' vd. That tjie slid defrn1 dnnt Jo appear ni.d plead to the sm?i declare lion, on i k.-!oic the iinih day of October next, aiiich w.ll ' in i ..?r ol our Loid one ihotii , - tud eight hundred .id sixty <>ue ; otherwise : tiiial an 1 absolute juJ n.-n: will then he gtven i' I and awarded against U> uu J 11. ToLEEtSOH, c. c. r. Oct. 2-> ol 4o Dr. .T. Bove^ Dods' l| I'lITRIlL IVISC BITTERS, A HE ui.ule train a pure itud una 'liberated h tin-, uti.rll s about double the usual " strength of oiln f Hi ties. and is mi; or ted >? ' only o.:i< to ii-o in the I'riiimi states Al-u. a from it.a billowing valuable toot s. Herbs. Ac., viz.: Hol'iv :i .? Si-sl. JtinkeiiiiiiL i '' niomile I i >wers. r<>ui.u.:, Wild Cherry Tree "* 1 Bark, aui iliybtrry. WE CHALLENGE t 11 i : av o k i. r> TV 1'UOOtCK * Till-: IR EQUAL ! I i We do not profess to have div:overi d soma root>t "known only to tit'' Indian* ct J'oatli ?V.ute rica," and a cure for "ail diaeaae* wthiuh it lie tiesh ie heir to/' hit: we claim to present to ih? ; public u t> uly valuable preparation, which evety 1 intelligent physician in ihe-Cottciry wiil approve ol and recount end. As a remedy for INCIPIENT CONUlBPTlim, Weak Longs, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Disease* of the Nervous Sysioih, Paralysis, I'tles. Di*' eases peculiar to Female*, Debility, and at) cases requiring * Tonic, tucy are UNSURPASSED! For Sore Throat. so common anong the Clergy, they are truly valuable. For the ui;ed .wd iutirin. ?>r for jiersons of a weak constitution?^tor Minister* at lb* dtwpel. ] Lawyers, and all pu>*lic speaker*?for l?<>?>kL, Keeper*. Tailors, -o.iuinrt-s-?<?, Siudeat*. Ar lists, and ali per-'<ris leading a s*don>4ty lift., tliry will prove truly bcnrldtl. Asa beverage, they are o itniesome, innocent. ! ami delicious to the lasie. They produce nil !the exbiliruliug effect* of Brandy or Hine. wutioui intoxicating: and are a valuable remade tor imrsnni it.li,-:?ri in -* I s'rong drink, or.d wish to refrain from it. They ! arc pure an 1 entirely free from the poison* eou' tained in tbo adulterated Mint- and Liquors I with which I lie country is flooded. 1 ii >? Bittern not only CURE, but PREVENT Dineae. and ?houM be used hy nil who lire in 1 a country wli vhe water is b.ai. or wnrrt Chilli) mid Fevers are prevalent, living entirei ly into cent ami harniie??, they may be given I freely lo ctuUlren and infants with impunity. Physiol'to*. Clergymen, and temperance advocates, an an act o! humanity, should assist in spreading these truly valuable 1HTTKR8 over the land, and therein essentially aid in hanishj ins drunkenness ami disease. ! CHARLES W1DD1 FIELD k CO., Proprietor*, 78 Willuitn Street. New York. Finlior ^ Heinitsh, SPARTANBURG, 8. C. Aug 1<? _ 1J ; 11 >>tet!er\s Oelcbratcd Stomach Bitter 1>?U SAL!-: ?t 0CK)DG10S'8 i >0* 1 M-ntt