afcAmti ~
. v*y 11.?The Senate hag, passIhe
Appropriation Bill, after striking out
the amendment heretofore adopted, preventing
turtles from receiving any pay until oe Affirmed
y the Senate before the passage of the Bill.
Senator Corwan made a.apeeeh, declaring
that those urho ihlerpeaed to prevent the 8oulhl
ern States from being represented were disnnionist,
and'that opposition to restoration wa?
snperinduced by fear of losing political power.
Noarouc, May 11.?Judge Underwood went
North last night, tsking with him the indiutment'against
Jefferson Davis.
Late vesterday afternoon, the grand jury of
the United States Circuit Court in session,
brought in n true bill ngainst Jefferson Davis
for treason, and adjourned until the first Tuesday
in June, to meet in Richmond.
Tub Habbab Corpus Aot.?A Committee
of eonferenoe having agreed on the amendatory
habeas corpus net it one passed both Housessud
only awaits the signature of the President to
beoome a law. It protects every officer of the
Federal Government, who, acting under orders,
v nuav ! kuuou us urourary arrests uuriag
the war. It also remove nil suits brought
bjr aggrieved parties against such officers from
the State courts to the Federal courts. As has
been before stated, it transfers over two thousand
of that Kind of casos from the Kentucky
local oourts to the United Btates courts. The
bill provides that the production of a telegram
or order by an officer for such au arrest is
sufficient for his defence in the suit.
memorial was presented in the Bcnato to
day from citizens of Maryland, praying that
they may be indemnified from assessments
made on them by the Maryland authorities for
thehuilding of a school house for the education
of negro ohildren. The caae seems to be an
outrageous one, and is a specimen of mauy
doubtless to be heard from the Border and
Southern Btates.
Kbhtuokt.?-Judge Ballard, of the United
States District Court at Louisville, Kentucky,
issued an order for the arrest of Qcn. J. C.
Davis, the new military commandant of Kentucky,
for interfering with tbo course of publie
justice in disobeying a writ of habeas corpus
^ in the case of Henderson. (Jen. Davis resisted
the'execution of the order, which is made returnable
in May.' Attachments were also issued
against Generals George H. Thomas, R. W.
Johnson, and General W. D. Whipple, Provost
Marshal of Tennessee, returnable at the next
regular term. Separate attachments have been
ordered to be issued against General S. C.
Davis and Lieutenant Colonel W. II. Cooper
for resisting the United States Marshal in the
discharge of his duty. T.<? Marshal has notified
President Johnson or condition of
affairs.
WasmxoTOit, May 14.?Mr. Chandler, of
New York, offered a resolution, cudoroing the
President for having by his veto povrcr, pro#
Km nnAt.la si.? * '?? * *
...v liw^iv v? me cuumt j irum iuc acis
of wicked and mischievous men.
u The House refused to entertain the resolution
New Yobk, May 9.?Advices from Panama,
etate'iralters quiet during the bombardment.
The Spanish Admiral refused to receive from
the Danish Consul General, a note to the effect
that the Danish Government would hold Spain
_ accountable for damnges to properly and citiJ
sens during the bombardment. Active pre
/ partition* for the reception of the flp?n:*b,
were being made by the foriificai ions.x
Washington, >lny 9.?The Precedent has
approved the bill tor encouraging telegraphic
communications between the Uuited States,
the West Indies and Bahama Islands.
The House passed that section of the Tax
Bill, fixing the duty on cottou at live cents.
The House was occupied in debate on con
stitutional amendment proposed by the Reconstruction
Committee. Several members
delivered thirty miuute speeches on the proposition.
Itcymoud, of New York, was willing to
accept the report, provided the third section
was strioken out. MoKcc, of Kentucky, gave
it his approval.
The United States Circuit Court opened yesterday.
Judge Underwood delivered bis charge
to the Jury, and dwelt on the necessity of
bringing the leaders of the late rebellion to a
speedy trial.
A private letter from Newborn. N. C, says
that at the United States District Court, now
in session in that city, a whita man has just
boen convicted of passing counterfeit.national
currency, a black man having been the principal,
if not the only witpeaa against him. The
writer, speaking of such testimony, says: ?
This marks a new era, in th: history of North
Carolina, under the civil rights principle."
Washington, May 8.?The Senate for a conaiderable
part of the morning Was rngnged in
a diacunaion ou the joint resolution forpieventing
the introduction of the cholera. The Legislative
Appropriation Bill was reported.
The House to-dny was engaged in discussing
the constitutional amendmeut of the Reconstruction
Committee, that being the special
order for the day. Thaddcus Stevens led off
in support of the committee's report; said that
only nineteen loyal States were wanted to rat
ify the amendment; repudiated the idea that
the views of States lately iu rebellion should
be counted in its adoption. Several speeches,
each thirty minutes in duration, were made on
the subject, showing decided differences of
opinion among the Radicals on the commit tee's
?n^t Tl.o Uni.u? - ?-?
. V|/V... ?v ? v?uv loiuavm ?u j?uoi jiuur miu
allow the consideration of tho Tax Bill by a
rote of 61 to 82.
The following dispatch wan received in
Washington, Ma/ 6, dated Vicksburg, to tien.
II oward :
An assistant sub-commissioner of the Bureau,
Lieut. J. B. Blanding, was assassinated at
Grenada on the night of the 30th ultimo.?
Ever/ effort will be made to ferret out and
bring the murderer to justioc.
THOS. J. WOOD,
Major General.
Pauhoxkd.?President Johnson has signed
the pardons of Oen. Harry Hays, of Louisiana,
and J. B. Latine, of Cb&rie&ton, formerly rebel
agent in Europe.
Jodok SHirray, in the Circuit Court of Nel
sen last week, decided?
1st. That contracts made during the existenoe
of a d? J*cto government were valid and
binding, notwithstanding the subsequent overthrow
of that government.
2d. That the sale of a slave in Virginia, in
thp 'Confederate lines, prior to the 10th of
April, 1865, was valid and binding, notwithstanding
the emanoipation clause in the Alexandria
Constitution
Tha 10th of May, the anniversary of the
death of Stonewall Jackson, wan observed generally
in Virginia, by a suspension of husinoss,
and by an ovation to our departed heroes.
?tet ,
A negro woman in Mississippi confesses to
starring bar fear children to deaih, "a she .
: WM tired of supporting the brats."
? j
Another Veto.?President Johnson has )
written a veto message on tlio bill admitting <
Colorado, but has not yet sent it to Congress. (
The Senate, after a w-rm contest, confirmed <
ex-Sheriff Parker, of Sew Orleans, ks surveyor ,
of that port. The Louisiana Radicals hare
labored earnestly for his defeat.
The New York Traot Socioty has turned over
to the American Missionary Association the
oonlrol of the 1200 colored people at present
lirinir on th* Mini* * I A.l;n?in?
? - ?o ~?
Onions, whtoh a year ago were in demand
nt $1.26 per bushel, are now selling at Bristol,
Kbode Island, for two cents a bushol. The
highest price that can bo got is ten ccuts.
The excess of westward bound travelers over
eastern bound, that passed through Chicago
during last mouth is estimated at 10,000. This \ ,
is au index to the flaw of emigration to the
West this spring.
The 1 ir linn squadron is composed of 71 ves!
sels, 26,820 horse power, carrying 1197 guns
I and 20,027 sailors, The transport squadron
consist of 24 ships, of 4G90 horse power, and
niauncd with crews numbering 02.0.
No deaths of cholera hare occurred iu New .
Yorkcityorat Lower Quarantine since Friday. J
Dr. Rissell's report, dated on board tbe hospital
ship on Friday evening, shows that she then
had one hurd.cd and six patients on board.
The New York Tribune says tlint the Oer- ! '
mans in America, over 6.000,000 in number,
are about to form organizations to promote the
establishment of a united and Republican Germany.
Wc hope the "G K." will not lollow I
in the wake of the "I. U."
Sax Francisco, May 8.?Intelligence from '
Los Angelos states that Fort Goodwin, in Ari- i
zona, was tnken by 2000 Indians, and its gar- >
risou of one hundred and twenty incn put to I
the sword. There was one exception, tlie party
who escaped was out hunting at llio time, i
and saw the tight at a distance.
A farmer in Maine applied kerosene oil to a '
very valuable pair of four year old oxen to kill
licc. Roth of them were soon after sick, and
one of them has died. On being opened, the
smell of the oil was quite strong, and without
doubt it caused the stcknees and death of the
animal.
A portrait gallery is to be formed on an extensive
scale during the l'uris exhibition of
1807. A building for the reception of portraits
will be ereolcd in the Champs Elysacs, and (bo
celebrities whose likenesses arc to form the
gallery will be grouped according to ages they
illustrated, and thoir portraits will be classed
by centuries.
? * ?>? ?
One or the Vhk-Aoamitrs.?The skeleton
of a moustcr animal was discovered in a miue
about seven miles from the Dubuque, Iowa, ou
the 27th ult. The animal could nut have been
less than twenty feet in length, and may have
been much larger. Some of the joints ineuaur- i
ed five and a half inches in diameter, notwilh- '
standing they were greatly wasted away.
prite kmknce or CorrrE.?The Cincinnati
Gazette says that "pure essence of coffee" is
now made in that eity out of the "cheapest, j
dirtiest molasses," which is boiled until it .
ropes, cooled in pans, and when hard, broken
up and pulvorized. Ground rye is then mixed |
with it ; after which it is boxed up each box .
being sold at eighty cents, and labelled "pure .
essence of coffee."
The Secretary of tbw Treasury preseuts his ' 1
monthly statement of the public debt as follows: 1
Debt bearing coin interest, SI, 186,092,841.80, '
bearing currency interest, SI. 188,31:1,541.62; 1
matured and not pros ntod, $877,729 64; bear- I
ing no interest, $452 892 765.64." Total, $2,- |
82t,67G,871.6i> The amount in the Treasury
is $i37,087,t>28.82, und the debt less cash is ! 1
$2,089,689,812.78. There is a decrease since
last mouth.
Another Piece or Ramca Rascality Con- ?
SKMMATisnTbe iniquitous net to limit the eloc- |
tive franchise in Tennessee, which has caused t
so much excitement in the Legislature of that
State, was finally passed in the Senate on the
2nd. It disfranchise* nine tenths ot the people
of the State, nud is one of the most reckless
and unprincipled outrages ever perpetrated
upon the liberties of a people. Eternal infamy 3
will cling around the names of those who have
thus trampled upon the rights of the people
and so ruthlenaly defied and set at naught the ; 1
spirit of our free institutions.
iHAllRIED
On tho 10th iustanl, by Uev. Pr llroadus, *
Mr J. R. DBUMMOND. to M^k E. F. ALLEN.
Our congratulation to the parties and thanks
for the ttry handsome cake.
On the 1st inst., by Hev. M. C. Rarnott. Mr
w. I) BROWN, 10 MI36AUNBS I'. W. If AM
METT. I
COMMERCIALColumbia,
May 15.?Coiion, 17 to 'JO, gold; '
20 to 20, currency. Corn. $1.06 to 1.75 per
bushel. Flour, $11 to 16 per barrel. Oats,
$1 to 1.10 per bushel. 1'eott, $1.8uto 200 per
bushel. J
Nkw York, May 14.?Cotton firm?quoted
*t 84 to 85 cents. Hales for the week were '
80,000 bales, a! n decline of one half cent per
pound, elotir g dull. Gold 30$.
CiiAtu.KsroN, May 12.?Cotton, Ordinary to
good Ordinary, 24 to 20; Low Middling, 28;
Middling. 20 to 30; Strict Middling, 31; Good
Middling, 32c.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the cs- ,
tatj of WILLIAM BRANNON, dcoeased, 1
are hereby notifud to present them at once, 1 v
for aettlemcnt. And all persons indebted to q
said estate to make prompt payment to the un- ' r
dcrsigucd. ELI AS WALL, ri
Adm'r. with Mill annexed. | '
May 17 10 8t t o
Estate Notiee. | n
ALL persons having demands against the g
Relate of JAMES SNOlJliY deceased,
will present thorn duly'altested ; tin I all persons
indebted to said estate will make payment v
I 1VO L'lllll' umiiti _i? ;
V Uiiv. I.tiimu iiV/.'ian, wiiu ll* Illjr Kill Doriied
agent. E. C. BA LLENGKK,
Adminietrntrit.
May 10, 14 8t
* \ ' - % * . j c v
4
Lecture.
r| iHE eitlsens of Spartanburg Dietriet and
1_ surrounding country, are respectfully in .
formed that MATTHEW DAVIS, an aged .gentleman,
who was burnt out in Columbia, will
iclivor a Lecture in the Court House, this
[Wednesday) evening, 10th inst., at 8 o'clock,
upon the Elegance of Woman ; touching upon
3arsh, Neoml. Queen Vaspaius, Mary, and
L>tiie?. Xho discourse to be .strictly religious.
H%_Admtttancc 2b cents. Children freo.
May 17 10 It
WAR DEI'AKTMENT, )
Adjvtast Ukxekal's Osrica, V
Washington, April 23d, 1600. J
General Ordere, .Vo. 25.
Order relating to graves of U. 8. Soldiers.
1ST. All persons engaged in the cultivation of
land, who may have tlio graves of United
States soldiers located upon their lands, are
hereby forbidden to mutilate or obliterate
the traces of eucli graves, by ploughing or
otherwise, or to disturb the iiord-boards,
stakes or fences arouud them.
2ND. All officers on duty as l'rovost Marshals,
Post Commanders, or otherwise connected
with the military service, arc instructed to
eetid information of the locality and condition
of such graves, and of any breaohof this
order, to the Quartermaster General.
By order of the Secretary of War,
E D. TOWN'S F.N D.
Assistanr'Adjt. General.
Official:
[S'gned.] O. II. HART, llv't. Brig. General
ind Assistant Adjutant General,
ri d. Qr's Military Post of Uui<uiville,
Spartanburg. S. C., May 15, 18GG.
Official:
J. 11. BVRN1IAM, Lieut, aud Acting Post Adj.
May 17 Id lw
MAY 17 tli .
T WITTY & CO.,
?THIS DAV OPENING?
LADIES' HATS, j
MISSES HATS,
MENS' & 150VS HATS,
SHOES?of all kinds,
HIIJRONS,
FANCY HOODS,
PKHFUM ELY?variety,
TOILET SOAPS,
IIAKDW AKE,
GLASS WARE,
CROCKERY,
TIN WARE,
SUGAR, COFFEE, Ac.,
TEA,
OYSTERS, SALMON,
SARDINES,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY,;
NITS,
FINE SEGARS, Ac., Ac.
May 17 10 if
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of nti order from John Baric
Bo mar, judge of ihe Court of Orditmrv
or Spartanburg I>i?Uriet, State <>f South far
tliua. I will fell before the Court House <loor,
?t? Salesday in JUNK next, all that tract or
>arcel of land situated in said l>ibtrict, and
oiinded by lands of Harvey Wofford and wi 1>w
Hill, containing
104 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
sold us the real estate of Margari t iliudniuu,
leceascd, tor partition and division.
TKHMS.- \ credit of twelve months with
uterest Irotn day of sale (except costs, which
mint be paid in cash.) Purchaser giving note
ind goou security, and a mortgage .,f the
>rcini*cs i! deemed necessary to ihe Ordinary,
o secure the j> tyment of the j urcBase money.
J II W.ASS1NGAMK, S. S. U.
Sheriff's Ofiioe, May II, It#- 'It
ii> sui t a a c : l:.
Fire, Lilt* itittl Aecitluntttl.
.T. M. ELFOR1), Atfont,
)f the Underwriters' Agency ol Niw Yo:k.
CONSISTING OF Till'
Gbrmania, Hanovia, Niagara
and Republic.
July one set of papers necessary to prove a
loss. Losses promptly settled at
- the place where policy is
ISSUED.
AGKNT KOK TIIK
James River Fire Insurance C mpany of
Kichmond, Virginia
AGKNT FOR TIIK
^outbern Mutual Life Insurance t'-u. pat v of
Columbia, South Carolina.
AGKST K'tR TIIK
Travelers Accidental Insurance Company
the oldest of the kind in Unite 1 Mates
Ml necessary information gratuitously given,
and terms of Insurance reasonable.
OFFICK adjoining Spartan Office, on |
I'ublio Square, .Spartanburg. S
}q)' If iii?!?cni leave (tr iers will* !'. M. 'I KIM.
MIKH, hi S) nil iu OHice.
May 17 10 tf
Wool Cardin
HAVING thoroughly repaired our WoOL
CARDING MACHINERY AND
ADDED AN ENTIRELY NEW SET,
hereby increasing our ability Jo <lo work
>roinpt!y. we invite nil whw feel disposed to
ionic, and not their w<>ol carded
THE SAME DAY,
After the first of June, we will have u con
evunce waiting at CEDAR Sl'RJNtiS ST A
'ION, on njburg uud Union Railroad, to
eceive wool sent up by the train on
II ....,1 l.turJ...,
I IM , IIIII.1UIIJ till II .1IIIIIIUIIJ,
f cnch week.
We guarantee work to give satisfaction ns to
[Uality aim! dispatch. The heat of oil for
reasing furnished, KRP.K OP CHARGE.
?T K 11 M 8?
10 cents per lb. in specie. Curreucy nn l
>artcr of all kind* taken at market prices?
ut please understand?NO CREDIT.
J NO. BOM A It Si CO.
Bivingsvillc, P. 0., May 10 15-?m
For Sale. j
/^VDD FELL0W8 DRK88 KEG ALIA, AT i
Vl OLIPHANT'B AUCTION ROOM.
Alay 3 14 tf
A~ LARGE LOT OF BOLTING CLOTHS,
just received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO. I
May 3 14 tf
Cooking Stoves,
Grindstones, 8ythe Biases, cutting
Knives, and a general assortment of
HARDWARE. Just received by
CLEVELAND. WALKER ic CO.
May 3 14 tf
NOTHE TO CREDITORS.
Anna Caroline Bo?t, Adru'rx. of J. M. Bost,
v*
Sallie R. Bost, and others. Minora.
Bill for sale of Real Estate to pay Debts, Dower,
Relief, &c.
TN pursuance of an order of the Court of ;
* n i? ? -?
, on j'ui suns Having ciutmi oi any
description nguinst tlie Estate of the lute Capt.
J. M. BOST, arc required to present the some
nnil to produce evidence to establish suiil
claims according to taw before the Comraissiouer
in Equity hy the 1st day of .tune next.
T. STOBO FARROW,
C. E. S. I>.
May 10 IT, 4t
COMMISSIONER'S SALES.
IN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
Anna Caroline Host, Adtn'rx. of J. M. Host,
Deceased, va Sallie R. Boat and others,
Minora.
Bill for sale of Real Estate to pay Debts, Dow
er, Relief, &c.
IN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Equity, I will sell at Public Sale, at Spartanburg
C. II.. on 3ALESDAY in JUNE next,
the lollowing real estate, situated in the town
of Spartanburg, belonging to the Estate of the
late Cap:. J. M. BUST, to wit ;
A HOUSE AND LOT on Dean Street, the
former residence of the late Capt. J. M. Boat.
The lluuse contains C rooms und presents n
neat appearance, cottage style, with a fiue oak
grove iu front. The lot contains
ri Acres 11101*0 or lests.
There is a good brick SMOKE-HOUSE and
KITCHEN on the premises ; also some other
out houses.
?ALSO?
Tlie old Steam >Iill
Hniiso and Lot on same Street?the lot containing
- Acres more or less.
?ALSO?
A vacant lot 011 same Street, adjoining Steam
Mill Lot, containing one Acre more or less.
?ALSO?
A House and Lot on Church ?.trect, adjoining
lots of J. A. llenuetnait and others. The house
couiaius 1 rooms, and Lot about } of an Acre
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:
The cost of these proceedings to be paid
cash, and the balance of the purchase money
in 1- months from day of sale, to be secured
by bond with at least two approved sureties
and mortgage of tlie premises.
T. STOBO FARROW.
C. E. S. D.
May 10 15 4t
t a 1o 6 i rv :
RAVING (tarnished myself with sill ihe facilities
fur speed and neatness, 1 announce
to my Patrons that 1 am prepared to
till <i let s for SPRING and SI" MMEU Clothing
ni short notice, utid in Ihe best style. A first
class TAlLOU wanted.
1 also have (at my residence) a lady forec.
conducted by an cxpetieuccd Tnilor, where 1
can have gotten up Coats. Pants, Vests, Shirts,
&c., for prices to correspond with material.
\pv'l 19 }9 If M. it. BEBCO.
TAlIaOUIXi.
HAVING just returned from a trip North
and West, takes this method of informing
his former Patrons and Friends, that hois now
prepaicd io fill all orders with neatness and
dispatch in the very LATEST STYLES, as
cheap as any one for Cash or Barter.
My shop is over the store of FOSTER ?Sc.
J CUD'S, opposite the Court House.
The latest SPUING FASHIONS have just
bwnrtcoiitd. WM. LOCKWOOD.
Feh 1 1 tf
NO III MBUG!
I*aj y out* Dollar and tlie
umill oT your .Honey!!
r|1HK Subscribers having loused
J the SHOPS formerly occu
pit d by David W. Moore, '-'-q
m e prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITH
Witltlv oh tho most reasonable terms, for
CASH or PRODUCE of any ltiud.
WOOD-WORK and Repairing of all kinds
done to order. Al?o, a few ONE and TWOHoKSK
WAGoNS on hand.
ssrci\'K US A TRTAL.Jp*
LEVI CLANTON, ?v CO.
April 26 18 If
DK. W. T. KUSSEL,
\\MLL continue the practice of Medicine,
?V Surgery, and (at his office) Dentistry
OFFICE?OVKIl llEIMISlf PROG STOBK.
Feb 15 8 tf
Marble Work.
I WILL take, and have filled, orders for all
kinds of Marble Work, at low rates, And delivered
nt any point in the district.
April 19 12 tf M. II. RE ECO.
DRS. B. & J. L. WOFFOnD
OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to Ihe citiseiiH of the Village and
M.rrouml ng country. One or both of us will
he found constantly in the office at the STOKE,
luring the day, and at our Residence, opposite
Wofford College (Church Street) at night
Feb 15 3 tf
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
HAVING associated C. J. ELFORD, of
Greenville, S. 0 , with tuc in the practice
of law for Spartanburg District, under the narue
and style of ELFORD \ ELFORD: all business
entrusted to my care will receive the prompt
and faithful attention of said firm.
J. M. ELFORD.
April f? 10 timos
SULLIVAN & WIiNsMinir
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
IN EQUITY, SPARTANBURG, S. C.
OFFICE NEXT TO POST OFFICE.
C P. Brutriv. J- 0 WijtsMiTU
A Fresh Lot of Calicos
just received from New York bjr
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
A Large Assortaeat of
Klines end Boole, Ladice, Gentlemen and Mitsee
lit CLEVELAND, WALKEK k CO.
Hutfur, Coffee.
Chocwr,
Cnndlcs, Nut?,
at CLEVELAND, WALKER, & CO.
JACONET MUSLINS, LADIES
SILK AND KID GLOVES,
AND MITTS, HOOP SKIRTS,
iuwt received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
Inquire for anything you want
it) the ttuy uf
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. BOOTS,
SHOES, 1IATS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY WARE,
GLASSWARE. AC-, at
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
I Allies' Spades and
ShovelN, Axes,
Truco Chains,
received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO.
W anted
In exchange lor goodn, all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, such ns
COTTON, CORN, BUTTER. EGGS,
CHICK UN'S, BACON, LARD,
RAGS, TALLOW, BEESWAX,
AC.
at CLEVELAND, WALKER, & CO.
April 18-tf
kiru/ CDDikin ennno
ML Vf Ol I1II1U UUUUOi
o
WE HAVE just received from Charleston, s
fre?h supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, PRINTS.
and many other articles too numerous to mention,
which wc offer at cheap rates.
CAI.L A?iD SEE US.
U &. J. L. WOFFORDt
No 4 opposite Court lloosc.
April 5 10. if
NEW STOCK
OF HARDWARE AND GROCK1UES
at It f.dccbo prices,
just ar>iveil, atul being constantly received at
j. \y. hardy'8.
March 0 tf
Hardware,
ClROl'KGltY, Wooden Ware, Axes, warrantt
cd. Mill and Cross Cut SAWS, Smith's
Bellows. Broad Axes, Carpenters and Railroad
Adze, Naylor's Cast STEEL, Window Glaas,
Nails and Castings, aud a variety of articles in
Hardware line.
J. W. HARDY'S.
1 {aeon and Flour,
SUGAR, Coffee. Rest Tea, Soap, Soda, Lircrpool
and Table SALT, Eorax, Spanish
and Carolina INDIGO, Cotton Cards, &e., at
j. w. hardy's.
lieing* Received
I_T1NE Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO,
^ which I ant authoiized to warrant pure
and good, as Agent for one of the best Manufacturers
in the State of Virginia.
Cotton, Corn. Bacon. Lard, Ac., wanted, for v
which Cash or Exchange will be given at
j. \v. hardy;sl
More, opposite well on I'ublte Square.
HACK LINE
FROM
STARTANBURG TO GREENVILLE
rpHE Subscriber will run n LINK OF
I HACKS to and from the aborc named
places, leaving Greenville C. II. every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 a. m.
Leave Spartanburg, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, at 8 a. in., and arrive
at Greenville and Spartanburg, at 4 p. m.
This Line will form a connection with the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad both ways.
I will have good teams and careful drivers.
Persons wishing to secure seats can do so
by upplying to my Agents, JA8. A. ALLEY,
Spartanburg, who will be found at No. 2,
Urick Range on Church-Street, opposite the
Palmetto House, and SAMUKL DONTlIABD,
at Greenville.
Persons wishing to take seats at Spartanburg.
will apply to my Agent there the night
bofore.
C. C. MONTGOMERY.
Feb 1 1 If
Nli 11 Notice.
1.V0ELD give notioe to the public that I
have purchased the entire interest of M.
I'ADUJSn >u me hum, known as w?e ratterson
Mills, on Peterson's Creek fire miles East
of Spartanburg C. II. The Mill is now under*
going a thorough repair, and in a short time
I will be prepared to give perfect salisfaotioa
and to feel myself meriting a pari ef the public
patronage. The improvements 1 am making
are such as warrant mo in promising good tarnoats
of flour and meal. 1 have also a Saw Mill
which is in good order,
JOHN BROOKS.
NOTICE.
THE Copartnership of BROOKS ft PADGETT
in the Patterson Mill Is this day dissolved.
Persons having claims against or owing
us are requested to settle.
BROOKS A PADGETT.
April 12 II it
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