The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, May 24, 1866, Image 3
^BY THJCXULI9T
Washihotq*, May 19? IB6G.
The 8np?rlatMdnU of the Freetlmen'a Bureeru
in the State of Virginia hare been directmi.
to a^)o?m tho freedmen's ooart until Ibrther
orders. Tho omm, tho trial of whieh hare
begun in these oonrts. will bo abjudicated, but
no now cases will bo hoard.
Moxypkusb, Vr., May 16, 1866.
By a fire whieh occurred at North Royalton,
Vt., on th^ddth, tho house of Mr. Bur bank
was destroyed, and himself, daughter, and another
younf lady perished in the flaaes. A
mm, containing a larga number of cattle was
iIn consumed.
Nashville, May 17, 1866.
John Porterileld, formerly a banker, ami an
oM resIBent of this H't, has been arrested and
^ lodged-in the peaitr ary. It is rumored that
-hie arrest la la eon aenoe of implication with
conspirators In Canada some time previous to
the death of President Linooln.
Washington, May 14, 1866.
Ills understated that Chief Justice Chase
has eonsented to preside over a Court at Richmond
for the trial of Jeff. Davis on condition
that the President will issue a proclamation,
which is said to be already prepared, abrogating
martial law eo far aa the United Slates
District Court of Virginia, is concerned, which
the President ie perfectly willing to do.
FonTsnsa Mosnon, May 14, 1866.
Within tha past thrae or four days, a very
material change in the treatment of Jefferson
Davis has bean introduced, under the direct ion
of M^}or General Miles, acting no doubt under
instructions from Washington. The guard formerly
of his room of one soldier, has been removed
permanently, U is said, and there is every
reason to believe that the number of guards
nil around the neighborhood of his cell will
bevery materially decreased in a very short
time.
Fommnss Monnon, May 15, 1866.
It is understood that the Post Surgeon, in
compliance with reoent instructions from the
President has made an official report of the
health of'ex President Jefferson Davis, in
which it is thought that his physical condition
is not mentioned very favorably. lie urgcl a
lees rigid system of confinement, if his restoration
to perfect health is at all desired.
Viaaiinrnv \f,w 1 ? lflf.C
The President hss appointed Colonel Waller
Ik Scales, Collector of Customs for Chicago,
' to get up the fire cent pieoe, which is soon to
be issued. It will cost about $600,000. There
will be, when the ooinage is completed, $3,600,000
in money in circulation, that being the
amount of postal currency in fire cent pieces
that the new coin is intended to supersede.
Washington, May 15, 1866.
The President signed the bill amendatory of
the Habeas Corpus act, which is intended to
protect Union officers and soldiers from prosecntions
for acts done during the late war in
obedience to military orders from their superior*.
.
The proceedings of the Senate were not particularly
interesting. The reto message of
the Colorado bill was received, but the 8enste
adjourned without its being read.
The Senate in Executive session to-day, confirmed
Win. James, of Itiohmoml, as Internal
Revenue Collector for the Third Collection
District.
Washington, May 14, 1800.
The Consul at Halifax, under date cf May
7, writes to the Department of State that the
Cholera has entirely disappeared lYcm the tjuar*
antine station, and that within the last week
no oase has oocurred, either in the city or its
vicinity.
Louisville, May 15, 1806.
In the case of Colonel Jacques, of Illinois,
whose trial, on an indictment for murder, has
been for some days in progress, the jury, this
morning, returned a verdict of not guilty,
without leaving their seats.
Nsw Ohi.ea.ks, May 15, 1806.
Advices from Red River are very gloomy.
All the river cotton lands are under water.
The cotton reports from all the Southwest
are gloomy. Tornadoes have made fearful h* oe
with all the r.ron*.
The delegates to the Episcopal Convention,
which meets on Wednesday, are arriving.
The people of Texaa are contributing to the
family of Albert Sydney Johnston, who are in
want in California.
Cotton is lower; tales 000 bales; low middlings
82(8)33 oents. To-day's receipts, 1,242
bales.
Mayor Monroe was inaugurated with intereating
ceremonies. His reception by the President
and ex-Mayors from the North and West
were very gratifying
Advices from Mexioo confirm the death of
Oeneral Alley.
The French troops are concentrating in
Northern Mexioo.
Dr. Quinn has been released from Fort
Jackson.
Monias, May 16, 1866.
The lightning struck the City House, this
afternoon, burning fire hundred bales of cotton.
New York, May 14.
The officers of the steamship City of Paris
report that the cholera broke out on the steamer
Helootia between Liverpool and Queeustown,
and she put back to Liverpool.
Ths Whbat Crop.?In all the counties which
we have visited, looks very promising, and we
believe there is a greater breadth of land devoted
to it there than usual.?Alhtnt (Ha.)
WtUekmaji.
The Maaonio fraternity of St. Louis, Missouri,
bare resolved to commence the work of
erecting a grand temple in Lhat oily, at a ooel
f not leas than one hundred thousand dollars.
The Falnaoatb National oays that the adoption
of the proposed amendment to the West
Virginia constitution, will disfranchise and
drive from that State twenty thousand men.
whoso labor and capital are needed.
The editor of the Southern Georgian, who
ban just returned from a somewhat extensive
tour through the State, gives it as his opinion
thai the ootton crop wiR be much below an
average.
The petroleum well at Crocus creek, Ky.,
fkroduoes daily from one to two hundred gal
ons of oil.
. *m m
On* death flrom cholera oocurred on the 18th
on the hospital ship Falcon, at Now York.
<i??
Ole Dull, Instead of*being a corpse, is playing
his violin at St. Pe'ersburg.
Ex-Senator D. L. Yulee has been elected
President of the Florida Railroad.
The new soldiers' home at Chicago has been
completed at a cost of over $30,000.
The oitisene of Lexington, Kentucky, recently
donated $8,000, in grain, to the destitute
pcopie oi Alabama.
The value of Ihe fresh fish sold annually At
the various French seaports is estimated at
?1,400.000.
Hon. George E. Badger, a distinguished
citisen of Raleigh, North Corolina, died there
on the 12th.
A man in Cincinnati has been sued by bis
wife for $10,000, because he put her in a mad
house.
MAltUIED
On Tuesday, the 15th instant, by Rev. Da.
Bcist, MR. JAMES M. DIVINGS, of Spartanburg,
S. C? to MISS MART 8. BU1ST, of
Greenville, S. C.
Our eongratulations and thanks for tbe very
nice cake sent us.
At Vallev Falls, by J. B. Tollepon, Esq., on
the 21st instant, MK. WM. A. LOW to MISS
SUSANNAH TEWEL, all of this District.
v COMMERCIAL
Charleston, May 21.?Cotton.?Ordinary
to good ordinary, 25(<t)29; low middling to
middling. 80(n,32; strict middling, 33.
New Yobk, May 21.?Cotton.?Prices 8'U
to 88). Gold 130).
MILLINERY ! MILLINERY !
LADIES' ATTENTION!
MRS. ANNA McCORMICK will open on
MONDAY neat, at tho 8TOKE of
TEPPE A SMYTH,
a beautiful nnd well selected assortment of the I
LATEST 8TYLK8 OF BONNETS, HATS and ?
a full variety of Ribbons and General Millinery
Goods. Remember at
TEPrE A SMYTH'S Dry Goods Store.
May 24 17 It
2FL. Fleming;
WILLIAMS' & COVERT, !
(Formerly I). II. Williams Co.,)
WUOLESALC Itr.AI.LRS IS
Hats, Cap*, Straw and Millinery
GOODS,
NO. 122 MEETINO 8TRJ5ET,
Next door to Charleston lloicl.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HFSJu We also have a branch of our house in
Ch&rloitc, N. C., where we have a large stock
of lints, Caps. Straw ami Millinery Goods.
! D. 11. WILLIAMS, II. Q* CALVKRT.
May 24 17 3m
NEW GOODS.
o.
\\7 K are now receiving a capital assortment
r of GOODS, selected by a member of our
firm in the Northern market.
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES
DUENSGOO 1> H,
I
LATEST STYLES OF
EA1HES' IIATS,
S EC OF S,
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS,
IbgrCALL AND KNOW OUR TRICES.
VANB2VER, BLAKE & CO.,
May 24 17 If
ROAD DUTY.
A LL MALES WHITE AND COLORED, be- 1
/\ twecn the ages of 10 nnd 50 years, residing
within the incorporate limits of the Town J
of Spartanburg, are herewith notified that by j
paying to the Clerk the sum of TWO DOLLARS
IN ClillKENCY, they will be exempt from
Street Labor ; otherwise they will be compelled
to labor on the Streets for FOUR I?AY8. The aforesaid
privilege of paying in lieu of labor
to cease, on the 15th day of JUNE NEXT.
My Order of Council:
J M. BLFORD, Clerk. I *
M?j 24 17 8w I I
~STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF EQUITY. ^
Ex Parte, T. Slobo Farrow, c. a. b. d. r
In (be matter of Thaddeus C. Sims. 'j
Rule to skew cause. 0
To J. STAItKS SIMS, Committee for TIIADDEL'rf
C.SIMS. !
YOU are hereby summoned and required, t$
within six months from this date, to tile j
in litis Office, your answer to a Rule, issued j
against you, requiring you to shew cause, if ' ^
any you can, why you should not be at tucked (,
for contempt of Court, your office and authorlly
revoked and suit instituted on your bond,
for not making your return and rendering an
account, according to law, us Committee lot
ThaddeusC. SIMS.
T. 8T0B0 FARROW, c. x. s. v. g
Comm'rs. Office, May 21st, 1866 |
May M 17 Icotn for Jta. j
CQNDrn02t8 POR PUBLI8HINO J
THE LOST CAUSE,
A NEW {SOUTHERN HISTORY
op tub
WAR OF THE CONFEDERATES,
BY E. A. POLLARD, op VimomtA.
rpiIE work will be comprised in One Large
I Royal Octavo Volume of nearly Eight
Hundred Pages, including Twenty-four Steel
Portraits of Prominent Confederate leaders;
and will contain a full and authentic account of
the rise and progress of the Into Southern Confederacy,
the Campaigns, Battles, lucidents
and Adventures of the most gigantic struggle
of the world's history It will be neatly printed
on good paper, from new type and furnished
to subscribers
In Substantial Cloth Bindiug (Imitation
of Morocco) ' *r, nn
In Plaiu leather Library Style, (Sheep) 0 01)
In Extra Halt Calfltiuding 8.00
PA TABLE OX DELIVERY. 1
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. Those
ordering the work will not he obliged to take it
unless it corresponds with the description in
every particular.
I'he work will he delivered in a few I
weeks, or as soon as ready
ROUT. WILSON, Aurxt.
212 King St. Cliai leston, S. C.
Post Office llox, GOO.
A CARD FROMTHK AUTHOR.
C.A.TJTIOIV.?Agenteaud the public
are warned against an attempt of (J. B. KU'HAUDSON,
Publisher, to thrust upon the public
certain annals of the war, gathered frotu the
four corners of the newspapers and arranged
by me as pioneers of an original and elaborate
work.
Ho boldly appropriates to to these stale productions,
the tit.c of "Standaid Southern History,''
which lie says completes the author's
history of "The Lost Cause." Such an outrage
upon the fruits of my labors and the confidence
of the public, ] leave to the judgment and rc
scntment of the reading public.
EDWARD A. TOLLARD.
The Publishers take pleasure in saying that
"The Lost Cause," by E. A. Pollard, is tbe only
Standard and Official Southern History published.
E. B. TREAT \ CO., Publishers,
May 24?18?4t New York.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims ugainst the cstat
j or WILLIAM lilt a N non, deceased,
arc hereby notified to present them at once,
for settlement. And all persons indebted to
said estate to make prompt payment to the uu- | '
iieriiigncu. EM AS WA1.L,
Adm'r. with Will annexed.
May 17 lft :it
Kstato Notice.
A I?L persons having deiiiauds against the ,
Estate of J A MLS SNODDY, deceased, (
will present them duly'attested ; and all per- (
sons indebtctl to said estate will tuake payment
to J NO KA11LE llOM All, who is my authorized
agent. K. 0. BALLENGER,
Administratrix.
May 10 14 8i
S HE RIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of nn order from John Karle
llotuar, judge of the Court of Ordiunry
tor Sp irtaubui g District, S'ate of South Car
olina. 1 will sell 1 ?ot,,i-o th '*> ur! House loor,
ou Salcsday in Jl .\li next, all that tract or
parcel of land situated in said District, and
bounded by lands of Harvey Wofford and widow
Hill, coutuiniug
104 ACRES, WORE OR LESS,
Sold as the real estate of Mnrgnret lliuiltnaii, <
deceased, for partition and division. 1
TKltMS.?A credit of twelve tuunths with
interest lrom day of sale (except costs, which I
must bo p-iid iu cash.) Purchaser giving note
and good security, and a mortgage of the 1
premises it deemed necessary to the Ordinary, |
to secure the payment of the > urchnse tnonev.
J 11 HLASS1NGA.ME, S. S. D. !
Sheriff"? Office, May 9, lft-dt
INNllJ A>C K7~
Firo, IAfo iiikI nl.
.J. M. ELFOH1), Affcnt,
(If the Underwriters' Agency of New Yotk. '
CONSISTING OF TIIK
Gormania, Hanovia, Niagara
and Ropublic.
l>nly one set of papers necessary to prove u j
loss. Losnes promptly settled at
the place where policy is t
IMVKUi
AGENT H?lt TilH
James ltivcr Fire Insurance Company of 1
Richmond, Virginia
AOKNT FOR THE ' \
Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company of g
Columbia, South i arollna.
AGENT FOR TIIH
Travelers Accidental Insurance Company
the oldest of the kind in t nited States.
\!1 necessary information gratuitously given,
aud terms of Insurance reasonable,
jtif" OFPICE adjoining Spartan Otiioe, on
l'ubliv Square, Spartanburg. S. C,
fetf-If a) sent leave orders with F M. TRIM- [
MILK, at Spin t in office.
May 17 16 tf
Wool CJfi i*<li u?>'.
H AVING thoroughly repaired our WOOL j"
CARDING MACHINERY AND
ADDED AN ENTIRELY NEW SET,
hereby increasing our ability to do work
irotnptly. wc invite all whs feel disposed to
iouie, and get their WOol car ltd I
T 11 E S A M E 1>A Y .
After the first of June, we will have a con j ^
eyance waiting at CEDAIt SPRINGS 8TA" d
'ION, on Spartanburg and Union Kailroud, to i 8
eceive wool sent up by the train on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
f eaoh week. i s
We guarantee work to give satisfaction as to
uality and dispatch The liest of oil for , o
leasing furnished, HIKE OF CHARGE. a
?T B B MS?
10 cents per lb. in specie. Currency And , a
-r -,I i.i.J. i-i? - -
sun *'i ?ii Hiiiu.i ntkvu nt mnrKei prices?
ill please uaderstauil?N<? CREDIT.
J NO. BOM Alt & CO.
Bmngsvillo, 8. May 10 J.r>-2m
l)r, L. C. Kennedy *
r"VFFER8 HIS rEOFESSIONL SERVICES
Jj to fhc Ciliisus of Spntlfiubiirg
Feb 1 1 \y c
I
For Sale. j
Qdd fellows dress regalia, at
OL1PHANT'S AUCTION KOOM.
ay8 14 if
A large lot of bolting olotu8,
just received by
cleveland, walker k co.
May3 14 if
Cooking Stoves,
Grindstones, sythe Biaaes, cutting
Knives, and a general assortment of
HARDWARE. Just received by
cleveland, walker & co.
May 3 14 if
MAY 17 th.
T WITTY & CO.,
?THIS DAY OPENINGLADIES'
II ATS,
MISSES HATS,
MENS* A HOYS HATS,
SHOES?of all kinds,
BIBBONS,
FANCY (iOODS,
PERFUMERY?variety,
TOILET SOAPS,
HARDWARE,
GRASS WARE,
CROCKERY,
TIN WARE,
SUGAR, COFFEE, Ac.,
TEA,
OYSTERS, SALMON,
SARDINES,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERYNUTS
FINE'SKGARS, Ac., Ao.
May 17 16 tf
^otFeto creditors"
Anna Caroline Dost, Adrn'rx. of J. M. Host,
TS
Sallie R. Host, and others. Minors,
dill for sale of Real Estate to pay Debts, Dower,
Relief, Ac.
IN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Equity, All persons having claims of any
luscription against the Estate of tlio late Capt.
I. M. 11UST, are required to present the same
and to produce evidence to establish said
;laims nccovding to law before the Commission>r
in Equity by the 1st day of June next.
T. STOCO FARROW,
C. E 8. D.
May 10 lo It
COMMISSIONER'S SALES.
IN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
Anna Caroline Bost, Adtn'rx. of J. M. Boat,
Deceased, vs Sallic R. Bost and others.
Minors.
Dill for sale of Real Estate to pay Debts, Dow
er, Relief, &c.
r'N pursuance of an order of the Court of
I-.r ?;ii -..it - i?..wi:_ o-i- _. <3
m nui pen ui iiuiiv caic, m oparauhurg
C. II.. on SALCSDAY in JUNK next,
lie following real estate, situated in the towu
?f Spartanburg, belonging to the Estate of the
iateCapt. J. M. HOST, to wit:
A HOUSE AND LOT on Dean Street, the
former residence of the late Copt. J. m. Host,
rhe House contains f> rooms nnd presents a
neat appearance, cottage style, with a fine oak
grove in front. The lot contains
:t Acres more or 1c?n.
There is a good brick SMOKE-HOUSE and
KITCHEN on the premises ; also some other
)ul houses.
?ALSO?
Tho ol<l Ntenm Mill
I louse nnd Lot on same Street?the lot con>
aining 2 Acres more or less.
?ALSO?
\ vnoant lot on same Street, adjoining Steam
Mill Lot, containing one Acre more or less.
?ALSO?
A House and Lot ou Church street, ndjoiuing
ota of J. A. llcnueman and others. The house
Contains t rooms, and Lot about J of an Acre
uore or less.
TERMS OF SALE:
The cost of these proceedings to be paid
:aah, and the balance of the purchase money
u 12 months from day of sale, to be secured
>y bond with at least two approved sureties
md mortgoge of the premises.
t. STOHO FARROW,
C. e. 8. D.
May 10 13 4t
DR. WTT, RUSSEt,
WrILL continue the practice of Medicine,
Surgery, and (at his ofhee) Dentistry '
OFFICE OVER I1EIHITSH URl'O STORK.
Feb 15 8 tf
Miirblo Work.
o
(WILL take, and have filled, orders for all
kinds of Marble Work, at low rates, and deivered
at auy point in the district.
April 10 12 tf M. R. I>EECO. ;
DRS. B. & J. L. WOFFORD
Defer their professional servi- !
OES to the citizens of the Village and '
nrrounding country. One or both of us will
>e found constantly in the office at the STOKE,
luring the day. and at our Residence, oppo ,
ite Wofford College (Church Street; at night.
Fob lf? 8 tf
LAW COPARTNERSHIP?
rx A VINO associated C. J. EL FORD, of
I 1 Oroenville, 8 C , with me in the practioe
flaw for Spartanburg District, under the name
nd style of ELFOKD A ELFOKD ; all business
ntrusted to my care will receive the prompt
nd faithful attention of said firm.
j. m. elford.
April o 10 6mo?
SULLIVAN & WINSMITii, i
1TTORNEY8 AT LAW AND SOLICITORS J
IN EQUITY, SPARTANBURG, S. C M
OFFICE NEXT TO TOST OFFICE.
: r. SifcuvAS. J. C. Wissmin.
TAIt,OKiV?H
Q .
HAVISO furnished myself with all the facilities
for speed and neatness. I ?aDonnce
to my Patrons that I am prepared to
611 orders for Sl'KING and SOMMKB Clothing
at sliort notice, and in the boat style. A 6r*t
class TAILOK wanted.
I also have (at my residenoe) a lady ferae,
conducted by an experienced Tailor, where I
can have gotten up Costa, Pants, Vests, ?hirts,
Ac., for prieea to correspond with material.
AprilJO 13 M. K. BKBCO.
TAILORING .
MAYING just returned from a trip North
and West, takes this method of informing
irmer Patrons and Frieuds, that he is now
prepared to fill all orders with neatness and
dispatch in the very LATEST STYLES, as
cheap as any one for Cosh or Barter,
My shop is over the store of F0ST2B ft
JUDO'S, opposite the Court House.
The latest SPU1XO FASHIONS have just
been received. WM. LOCKWOOD.
Feb 1 1 tf
NO HUMBUG!
1'ay your Dollar and yet the
worth of your Money!!
TUB Subscribers having leaned JM .
the SHOPS formerly occu
pied by David W. Moore, ^
are prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITH
WORK oa the moat reasonable terms, for
CASH or PRODUCE of any kind.
WOOD-WORK and Repairing of all kind*
done to order. Al?o, a few OSE and TWOHORSE
WAGONS on hand.
tz&- GIVE US A TRIAL. JO*
LEVI CLANTON, * CO.
April 20 18 tf
ti (fur, Coffefl
Cheeae,
CundioH, Nuts,
at CLEVELAND, WALKER, A CO.
JACONET Ml JS LIN 8, LADIES
SILK AND KID GLOVES,
AND MITTS, IIOOP SKIRTS,
juet received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
Inquire for anything you want
in the way of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES, IIAT8, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE. CROCKERY WARE,
GLASSWARE, AC, at ... A
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
Hoed, Ames' NjmdoH and
NIiovoIm, Axes,
'P.... 4"V1 ?
J*. viuuu??
received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER A CO.
Wanted
In exchange for goo?K( all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, suck as
COTTON. CORN, BUTTER. EGG8,
CHICKENS, BACON, LARD,
RAGS, TALLOW. BEESWAX
AC.
at CLEVELAND, WALKEr, & CO.
April 2tt lS-tf
i
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Q .
WE HAVE just received from Charleston, a
fresh supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, PRINTS.
and many other articles too numerous to mention,
which we offer at cheap rates.
CALL AND SEE US.
D iL J. L. WOFFORD,
No 4 opposite Court House.
April 5 10 tf
TECEI
DRY GOODS STORE
Toppe Ac JSmyth
WOULD respectftilly inform the LADIES
hat they are now receiving their
SKHINU STOCK,
CONSISTING OF
White Long Cloth, Brown whirlings and Sheetings,
White and Brown l.iucua, Merrimack,
Atuoakeag, Schwnbe and American CALICOS,
warranted fast colore. Jucouets, Cambnoa and
Victoria Law tie. A
complete and ehoice assortment of Needle
WORK and Linen Setts. Needles, Spool Cotton,
Working Cotton and Thread in erery variety.
ALSO, a great assortment of
DRV GOODS,* FANCY Gt>ODS, Liens and
Hosiery, Bonnet and Lute-String. Ribbons,
Thread and Cotton L.K KS and EDGINGS.
Haviug been connected for a long time with
the Dry Goods business, we are confident of
giving satisfaction
ALSO, on hand a general assortment of
BOOTS and SHOES, Tin Ware, Hate and Capa,
and a general assortment of GROCERIES, at
the UP TOWN STORE.
FRKDK -TEPPE, ALEX. SMYTH.
N. B. State Money Bought.
April 26 _ 18^ tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN EQBITV?SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
P. F. Stevens, Adtn'r. and Ann F. Smith,
vs
Henry A. Smith, et al
Bill for Partition Relief, ka.
wv ..... -A a ... ? ?
1?' iiui uciic* oi ?n orocr or id* uonrl of Kqultj
in this cam, alt pereona having claim
kgainat iba estate of QLOllGK A. SMITH, 4a:<>n*ed,
arc required lo present and establish
heir claims before me according to lair Within
Tire* Mo hi A.' from this date.
< T. STOPO FAKMOW,
March 8 ?> >?k
t