f ,
From Europe.
OKB AT BATTLES?14,000 PRISONERS
CAPTURED.
New York, July 15.
The Prussians carried Getscbin by storm,
after an obstinate defence, and a junction was
effected between the army of the Elbe, under
Prince Frederick Charles, and the ariny of Silesia,
under the orown Prince. Firs thousand
{irisoners were captured at Getsohiu. The
oases by the Austrians, in the series of combats,
is altogether estimated at -0,000 killed
and wounded, and 16,000 prisoners. In the i
batUMTop the 28th and 20th ultimo, the corps
of &n*trians, under General Uublinz, was
nearly broken up ; It lost 24 guns and 8 tings.
. The Prussians hare retired to a strong position J
between Josephatadt and Koningratz , tlicir ,
retreat is said to hare been precipitate. Tho ,
army of the Elbe adranced beyoud Gctschin.
iq? iviag .01 rrussia was at Uetschiu ou the
8d, on a visit to the army. ,
The London Times says, horrible as the carnage
has been, it is a mere prelude to the
pitched battle now unavoidable, in which a
quarter of a million men will be engaged on \
either side. King Victor Emanuel sent a tel- ,
gram congratulating the Kiug of Prussia on
the victories of his army. The operations be- ,
tween the Italians and Austrians is confined to (
skirmishing. No engagement of importance
occurred in that quarter. The Italians arc ]
preparing for another onslaught, and the sol- ,
iliers eager for the fray.
Farther Point, July 15.
The steamer Nova Scotian, from Liverpool,
with dates to the 5<h, has passed here. A \
great battle occurred on tbo 3d, near Ludaway,
in which the Prussians gnined a complete victory,
capturing 14,0C0 Austrians. There were
terrible losses in both armies. The Austrians
sent in a flag of truce. Austria has ngrced
to a cession of Vcniria nnd accepted Nupoleou 1
as her mediator. Napoleon immediately communicated
with the belligerents.
Lonpon. July C.
The Prussian and Italian reply to the proposed
armistice has not yet transpired. There I
are rumors that Ihe Prussian reply is not fa- ,
Torable. The Morning Post thinks n European
Congress will shortly assemble, nnd that the
French Government will propose a general
disarmament. In the Commercial circle of
London peace is regarded as virtually couclud cd.
Ths Paris Moniteur of July oth. says af- 1
ter having maintained the honor of liis arms in
Italy, the Emperor of Austria, concurring in
ideas cxpresscdin Napoleon's letter of June 1
11th, to his Minister of foreign affairs, cedes '
Vcnctia to (he French Etnperor, and accepts
his mediation for the conclusion of peace.?
Napoleon hastened to respond to the summons
and immectiaiplv iii. !.?. I.-;..
of Prussia find Italy,an order to obtain on ar- |
mbtice." t
The Battle of Sultowa lasted twelve hour--.
The Austrinns were completely routed, losing
fourteen thousand prisoners, one hundred ami ^
sixteen cannon. Three Arch l>ukcs were (
wounded; Prince Lichstentcin and I'ndischcr (
are prisoners.
The London Times says the war is virtually 1
ended. '
U.aribaldi attacked the Austrian? at Mnntn (
8aello on the 3d and was repulsed. Uaribaldi j
wae wounded in the thigh.
LivenrooL, July 30.
Cott<-n quiet and unehnng. d. Sales 10,000 j
bales. BreadstutTs <|tiict and steady ; pro- t
visions have ft declining tendency ; Wheat
nominal with downward icndouov.
The Hanoverian army surrcudorod to the
Prussians, and were allowed to return to their ,
homes. A desperate buttle was fought in 15...
hernia, near Nitched and Trnulenan. Contlicl- j
ing accounts received. A Berlin dispatch
claims that the Prussians drove the Austrian* j
on thc27th and 28th, capturing 8,000 prisoners;
while the Vieiiuu telegram claims the Austrian*
captured 18 guns ami many prisoners. In the
light of Trnulenan the Austrians are said to
have lost from 4,000 to w.UUO killed and woun
<lcd. The Prussians lost 1.000. There was
great rejoicing at Berlin over the alleged Prussian
victory, and the people presented an address
to the Kieg. Vienna despatches, on the
other hand, assert tlfhl Major Ucueral lien- 5
edek prevented the junction of the anny of (
Prince Frederick Charles with the army of
Silesia,and was successful in the engagement to,
of the 27lh uud 28th, killing and wounding P
a great number of the enemy. The London
Times says it is difficult to decide the result,
as the action was not decisive. Indefinite reports
are received from tlie Italian army,which :
has changed its plan of operations.
Derby furs been forced to form his Cabinet
exclusively tory. Trouble is threatened among I
the London populace uboul the reform ques- ),
mod.
According to the rmssinn reports tlioy defeated
the Austrians at Nncliod on the 27th, '
and at Traulencn on the 28th, and Munchiiigrnlez
in that vicinity, on the same day. On
the other hand, the last Austrians telegram
gives the following report : 441 ardukitz, June
27 th. The 1' russians were completely defeat- I
cd by the Austrians yesterday, under (Sub- j
lentz, leaving behind one third of their army, o
killed and wounded. They withdrew to l'rus- sian
tenitory, towar<ls Glatz. The Austrian
cavalry under Oen. F.belheim drove the Prussians
out of Jaein to Tertian, und compelled
them to evacuate Molinik and Licpa and retreated
Prussian loss enormous. The Prusnians
here engaged were of the army of the !l
Elba* The Prussians on the Silician frontiers 01
were commanded by Crown Prince Frederick "
William. The Federal army is on the point of "
marching from Frankfort, and a battle is anticipated.
A Cracow Austrian despatch says the Prussians
attacked <)s vynten June 28th, and were
repulsed with heavy loss. The Austrians acknowledge
the I'ussians have destroyed their
Railroads, and seriously interrupted corumuni- 1
cation wilJz different points. |
Wasiiixoton July 12.
nt
It is rumoredthat Speed, Attorney General
has tendered his resignation, and that Harlan I
will do the same. w
Grant has issued an order directing nil I>c- p.
partments and District and Post Cotnniandcrs 0I
ia the States lately in rebellion to arrest nil gpersons
who have been or may hercaftor he
charged with the commission of crimes and j?,
offences against officers, agents, citizens nnd
inhabitants of the United States, irrespective _
of color, in cases where the civil authorities
have failed or neglected or are unable to arrest
and bring such parties to trial, and to detain C
them in military confinement until such time
as & proper judicial tribunal may he ready aud
willing to try thoin.
? i ? m ? iwi-? m ?
W^npntOfON, July 10.?The President re 1
turned the Frcedman's Bureau bill to me J
House of Representatives without his signa- 1,1
ture. Ho says the legislation which it preposes
is not consistent with tho welfare of the
aountry and that it falls clearly within the Tt
reasons assigned in his veto mossago of a similar
measure in Febrtrary. He refers lo that &
docuuicut for his objections.
Tbe National Union Convention
We extract tbe following from the address
of forty Democratic Senators and Representalives
of Congress.
'To tub People or tub United States
?"Dangers threaten the Constitution. The
citadel of our liberties is directly nssailcd.
The future is dnrk unless the people come to
the rescue(*) as essential to the National Union,
we must maintain unimpaired the rights,
the dignity and equality of the States, including
the right of representation in Congress,
and the exclusive right of each State to control
its own domestic concerns, subject only to the
Constitution of the United States (**.) -Vt
present, eleven States are excluded from the
National Councils. For seven lnn<* mm.il.
the present Congress has persistently denied
the right of representation to the people of
those Stales.(*) This denial of representation
has been made to all the members from
a State, although the State presents itself (*)
in the persons of representatives whose loyalty
cannot he questioned under any existing Constitutional
or legal test. The representatives
of nearly one-third of the States have
not been consulted with reference to the great
questions of tho day ( *) This state of things
should be removed at onco and forever. Therefore
to preserve the National Union; to vindicate
the sutTering of an admirable Constitution;
to guard the States from a covert (*) attempt
to deprive them of their true positiou iu the
Union, and to briug together those who are
unavoidably separated, and for these great
National purposes on/v, we cordially nppiove
the call for a National Union Convention to l>e
held in the City of Philadelphia, the 14th day
of August next.
Signed by forty Democratic members of the
United States Congress.
In Salt Lake there were 1 J feet of snow 011
the 1Mb ult.
reaches, ripe and luscious, arc in the Savauaah
market.
The ladies of St. I.ouis are to hold u grand
Southern relief fair in September.
COBKM BRCI4L.
Columbia, July 17.?Cotton 16 to 20, gold;
12 to 31, currency. Corn $1.80 to $1.90 per
oushcl. Flour $ 11 to $10 per barrel.
Nkw York, July 10.?Cotton liruicr; prices
d 30 (S> 38. Gold 49J.
Tribute or Respect.
It 1:1 itvi i.t.e C. S.. March 21, 1800.
The following preamble and resolutions were
jusbcu uuu iuiopica ny tlie KciUvillc Lodge,
So. 102, A.*. F. . M.\
Whereat, Our worthy brother, Dr. Thomas
iVE.STMOitF.LANO, has been taken away from our
:ircle by the hn^d of death ; and whereas, his
onduct while connected wi.li our fraternity
was Mich as to recommend him to the favor ol
til true Masons, we, his brothers, deem it a
iiting tribute to his memory, to oiler the folowing
resolutions:
Resolved, That the Lodge has lost one of its
no.?t efficient members, society one of its
brightest ornr.iucnts, and the fcsate one ot its
to blest SOUS.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be
lent :o the tai.illy of tlie ?l.'ecusj t. r*pv> isivr
>f our sympathy and condolence with tliciu in
heir sad bereavement.
Resolved, That a blank page in our minutes
>e dedicated to his memory.
Resolved, That every brother wear the usual
nidge for thirty days.
Resolved, That this preamble and resolutions
>e published in the Carolina Spartan.
MARK DENNETT, \V M.
S. S. Roedick, Sec'y.
Announcement.
1 am u candidate fur TAX COLLECTOR for
jparlanburg District, at the ensuing Election,
o be held on the Second TUESDAY in SET'EMDER
nex- and should be pleased at a
;encral turn out of my friends to said election
R. c. Toole. |
May 31 IS td
-J. BOMA11 aV CO.
Iy ESTECTl'CLLY a-k all who are owing
|_V them either by NOTE OR ROOK ACOl
NT, to call anil settle Our business arangements
require an early settlement and
ome money.
W-Qu 1'leasc don't forget this.
Uiringsvillc, S. t'., July 11. 2o 'Jin
K'...- ?.-? - -v
k BRASS KEY, found Homo whcro on ;
r\ Church at , will he delivered 10 the own r
u applying nl this office. July 10?2~>?li
NOTICE TO CltEDITORS.
VI.L persons having demands against the
estate of ROBERT JACKSON, deceased,
rc hereby notified to present the same duly
(tested; nnd persons indebted by note or ncDuut
previous to his death, to make imineditc
payment to the undesigned, and thereby
tvt costs
N J. JACKSON.
Adtn'rx. cum testamcnto anncra.
July 12 24 :\w
ATTENTION!
r INVITE attention to h nice selection of
[ SUMMER CASS1 MERES,
Wliifo l>i*ill and Ditclt, '
id an assortment of the best
OAT BINDING, BUTTONS, &C.
hich will ! ? recruited, nnd always kept on
ind to suit the seasons, nnd can he put up to
der at short notice in the VERY REST
TYEES.
ROOMS?over Teppo it Smyth, opposite
iilmctto House. M. 11. BEKCO.
July 12 24 if
.J. IV. ltOHSON.
OMMISSION MERCHANT ?
NO. 02, E A S T B A Y ,
CHARLESTON, SO. OA.
I AY I NO ample means for advances, a
business experience of twenty years,
id confining himself strictly i?? a Commission
nsiness without operating on his own account,
i respectfully solicits consignments of COTJN,
PLOUR, CORN, &C.
Kkikkknck.?Hon. 8. Bobo, Messrs. Foster
Judd.
July 12 24 r.m
] FRESH |
Turnip Seed
! A T
TWITTY & CO.
Yellow Aberdeen,
Improved Rut a Raga,
ir:~~ v>^ '
i uiu n uuu r run111
Lurgc (ilobe,
Large Norfolk,
Red-top Strap Leaf,
Flat Dutch.
July 18 24 tr
"STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
S r A RTANBU ltG DISTRICT.
Citation of Letters of Administration by
Jno. Earlc Ilomar, esq., Ordinary.
In the Court of Ordinary.
\ VniKRKAS D. It. DUNCAN has filed liia '
t ? petition in my office praying that Letters
of Administration, <ic bonis non, with will an
nexed, on all and singular the poods and chattels,
rights aud credits of A M BltOSE WATSON,
deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said AMBROSE WATSON, deceased, to he and
appear at the Court <d' Ordinary, for said District.
to he held at Spartanburg Court House,
on Friday, the Ihl day of August next, to
shew cause if any exists, why said Letters ,
should not he granted.
Given under iny hand this 17th day of July,
A. D., 1800.
JNO. EARLE BOMAR, 0. S. D.
July l'J 25 ttw
STATIC OF SOUTII CAROLINA,
SPARTaNBUHO district.
Citation for Letters of Administration by
J no. Earlc llomar, esq., Ordinary.
In the Court of Ordinary.
TT7HEREAS D. It. I> UNO AN lias tiled his
e T petition in my ofliee nrnying that Letters
of Administration on all and singular the goods
and chattels, lights and ctedits of A. M.
WATSON, deceased.
Those arc therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors ot the
said A. M. WATSON, deceased, to be and appear
at the Court of Ordinary, for said Pis
trict, to be held at Spartanburg Court House,
on Friday, the 8d day of August next, to
shew cause if any exists, why said Letters
should not be grant ctl.
tiive'.i under my hand this 17th day of
duly, A. P.. 1 bti'i.
d NO. HA RLE BOM AH, O. S D. J
July 10 -o rivr
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. 1
SPARTANliUUU DISTRICT.
Citation for Letters of Administration by
J no. Earlc II uuar, esq., Ordinary.
In the Court of Ordinary.
\\T HEREAS J. C. IIANNA has filed his
[ petition in my otlicc praying that
Letters of administration, on all and singular,
I he goods and chatties, rights and credits of
tSEOROE IIANNA. deceased, late of the
District aforesaid, fliould he granted him.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deed., to be and appear at the Cittrt of
Ordinary, for said District, to be held at Spartanburg
Court House, on Friday, the "JTih
day of July, itistaut, to shew cause, if any
exists, why said Letters should not be granted.
tliven under my band and sea), this 11th
day of July, A. P.. lStl'I.
JNO. EAKI.E UO.M.VR, O. S P. >
July 19 l!o "J ?
"state of south caiiomxa.
SPA Iff AN II I* RU 1 > I ST RI < T.
Citati?>ti for Letters f Administration l?y -j
Juo. Earle llomar, Esq., Ordinary,
In tlie Court of Ordinary.
II T HERE AS J. P. CAT IIP ART has tiled
hi- petition in my otliee. praying tliat
Letters of Administration, on all and singular
the goods and chatties, rights and credits of r
CI. W. CAT I It'ART. deceased.
These nrc therefore to cilo and admoni ?h nil t
nit i .-mjiuiiir iiu* Kinurcu una creditors of the *
said (!. W. CATHCAKT, deceased. t l>e and I
appear at t ho (\nirt of Ordinary, for said Ids-' .
ti n t, to be held at Spartanburg Court House, .
on Friday, the 27th day of July in^t., to show
cause if any exists, why said Letters should
not he granted.
(iiven under my hand this 12th d ly of July,
A. L?., 18t?U.
J NO. EARLE 110 MA 11, O. S. D.
July 19 To 2w
NOTICE.
VLL persons indebted to the firtn of J. 0 i
CARl'KNTEK .v. CO., are requested to
I como forward and pay, or make setikment, as
! the business must he brought to a el -e. Debtors
tailing to attend to this, will find their
notes and accounts in the hands ot in oflicer
for collection. D. 11. LOSS,
Survivor. 1
j July f? 23 3t
Notice (o Creditors and Debtors.
Vl.l. persons having claims against tho llstaie
of A 1\ INtJO deceased, will present
tliem without delay, proven according to law
to JOHN II. EVINS, Attorney at Law, or to
the undersigned; and all persons indebted to
said list ate will make payment to the above named
Attorney, or to
MKS. K. WISGO, Executrix.
Juno 1 1 20 Hmo n
NOTICE*
rpilH subscriber* give notice to all who arc
| indebted to the in, either by NOTE oil
bot>K ACCOUNT, that they r.quire a set lo
mont either by payment or renewal of note.
Not wishing to oppress or add costs, they give j
timely notico to till interested. e
FOSTER A- JEDD. tl
FOWLER. FOSTER A CO.
June 21 21 ltu
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri faciaa to
me directed, 1 will sell before the Court
House door, iu the Village of Spartanburg, on
the 1st MONDAY in AUUUST next, the following
named and described property, to wit:
l?y virtue of an order from the Ordinary or
Spartanburg District, I will sell before the
Court House door at the same tiuie and place,
100 Acres of Land moro or loss,
situuted on Ford's Creek, and bounded by
lands of John Dotnar, Wm. nullingtou and
llirum McAbec, Bold as the real estate of .Vm.
Oennings, deceased.
Terms cf Sheriff s Sales, CASH?purchasers
to pay for titles.
Terms of Ordinary's Rales?A credit of 12
months with interest from day of sale (for specio
or its equivalent), the purchaser to g've
bond and good security and a mortgage of the
premises, if deemed necessary to tlie Ordinary
for the payment of the purchase money.
J. II. 11LASSINUAME, S. S. D.
Sheriff's Office, 1
July ?Jth, 18CG. j
IVotice.
Itakc this method of informing tlio public,
that 1 have leased BELL'S .MILLS, for a
ter a of years, and have thoroughly refitted
them. The FLOUR AND CORN MILLS are
in first rule order, and trill make as fine an
article ?f Flour and Meal, ns any mill in the
District, and will yield as much to the bushel
of grain. All 1 want is a trial.
1 hate built a new SAW MILL, and will saw
up all the logs sen:, upon shares, or for the
tuoncy. I will attend to the Mil s myself, aud
e.'ery mnn shall have his due
Being a Mi'.lright by trade, 1 can keep the
Mills always in a condition to give satisfaction.
These Mills are located on Fair Forest, two
miles west of town.
JOHN* M. WILLIAMS.
July 5 2d 6.
IVIEW <;<K>I>S!
MORE NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT
REDUCED PRICES.
A Splendid Lot of Prints,
COFFEE AND SUGAR,
^.1 SACKS SALT,
200 SACKS CORN,
-JsOOO XjTds. Bacon.
WM. R. NEILSON & CO.
COTTON LOAN MONEY BOUGHT BY
WM. U. NEILSON & CO.
July o 23 3t
ESTATE NOTICE.
ALL persons having demands against the
Estate of JNO. S. FINCH, deceased, will
present them properly nttcsted, and those indebted
will make immediate payment to us.
T. N. FINCII, )
J. S. FINCH, [ Executors.
G. W. FINCH, J
Julyfi 2d 4t
FARROW & DTJNCAN,
A T T O K XEYS AT I. A W
and
EiV'O.lico in Brick Building, upstairs, over
former t Mice of Juuu-s Farrow.
Jamch Fakruw. D. It. Dcscas.
April 15 11 ly
WILLIAMS, EVIXS & CHOICE,
ATTORNEY S AT LAW,
551' A ItT A X15 U KG, S. C.
Geo. W. IV i i.i.i am a, Yorkville, S. C.
Jxo. 11. Kvixs,
IV1 I.I.I AM (JjlOtOK.
June 11 20 Cm
.1 ust Received,
VI.OT of "A'* Crushed SUGAR.
4t ii CiilTee "
?? Extra -C"
?ALSO?
\ l.?t ,.f COFFEE. CORN. TEAS and FLOUR,
vliich will he sold LOW l'OR CASH, at
J. W. llAltDY'S.
June 14 20 tf
\ now and fresh supply of Ladies ami Gentlenen's
Miss"-' and Children's SHOES, GAIIEKS
AND SUITERS.
at t LEV KLA N D, WALKER, & CO.
Liulics' Hats, Ronnct Ribbons,
LATEST STYLES. J
neeiveil btf
^CLEVELAND, WALKER ?.* CO.
}ORN. FLOUR. BACON
^3srx> XjAUD,
u.-t received l>y
CLEVELAND. WALKER & CO.
(.'iilicos, ISIo.'wIkmI niul
I Srovvn Slioot
1111.1 ShirtingfH,
A FKKS1I LOT, i
list received by '
CLEVELAND. WALKER & CO. ;
IACONKT, POTTKD AND PLAIN
JWISS, NANSOOK AND MULL
Muslins,
A NKW SUIM'LY,
at CLEVELAND, WALKER, A < <>.
'aney Mozambique, Crape Marctt, Challies, ]
Mack and Colored Lawns, Fancy Jaconet and
Irgandics. Very elegant styles and pattern?,
ubl received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER A CO.
June I I 110 If
W. MAGILL FLEMING,
A <i oriu\^' at
yiril.L attend to all business with wh'ch 1
y\ tho citizens of SpnrlAuburg District 1
.'ity favor him.
OFFICE?0VER ROOKSTORE.
June 21 '21 12m
TVot i<?o.
A LL persons having demands against tho
(V Estate of ('apt. JOHN 8NODDV, deceas- '
d, will present them properly attested ; and
hose indebted will make payment to
O. II. MOSS.
June 28 22 lm <
TECX3
DRY GOODS STORE
Teppe Ac Hiuyth
WOULD respectfully inform the LADIES
that they are now receiving their
SPRING STOCK,
CONSISTING OP
White Long Cloth, Drown Shirtings and Sheetings,
White and Brown Linens, Merrimack,
Atnoskcag, Schwabeand American CAUO09,
warranted fast colors. Jaconets, Cambrics and
Victoria Lawn*.
A complete and ohoice assortment of Needle
WOllK and Linen Setts, Needles, Spool Cotton,
Working Cotton and Thread in every variety,
ALSO, a great assortment of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. Liena and
Hosiery, Bonnet and Lute-String, Ribbons,
Thread and Cotton LACES and EDGINGS.
Having 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. Hats and Caps,
nnd a general assortment of GROCERIES, at
the UI'-TOWN STORE.
FREDK. TEPPE, ALEX. H. SMYTH.
N. R. State Money Sought.
_April_2G 13 _if_
NEW SPRING GOODS.
?0
WE HAVE just received from Charleston, *
fresh supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, PRINTS.
and many other articles too numorouoto mention,
which we offer at cheep rates.
CALL AND SEE US.
B A J. L WOFFORD,
No 4 opposite Court Uoose.
April 5 10 if
NEW GOODS.
WE are now receiving a capital assortment
of GOODS, selected by a member of our
firm in the Northern market.
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES
DRESS GOODS,
LATEST STYLES OP
LADIES' IIATS,
H LL O JS3 m9
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS,
$?tf~GALL AND KNOW OUK PRICES.^f
YANDIVER, BLAKE & CO.,
May 24 17 tf ,
To nil whom it may Concern.
THE Rooks of Accounts and Notes due the
following are now in my hands for colleo?
Hon. Persons indebted, and desiring to sare
cost, will please call early, as then must be collected.
,
Folgcr A- Rrawley, Est. of J. D. Wright,
J. W. Garrett, 44 44 H. Theile,
Theilc A Schoppaul, " 44 J. J. Vernon,
J. W. Kcvr, " 44 Govan Mills,
I II. A.lier, 44 44 J. M. Boat,
A. Schoppaul, 44 44 Wra H Tritnmier,
J. It. Poole, 44 44 II II Thomson,
Tamp & Wyatt, 44 14 J. D. Camp,
Vernon & Oeland, 44 44 A. F. Golding,
Morgan A Moore. 44 44 J. H. Wlndle.
You arc herewith duly notified at an expense
to the parties concerned, where you
may call and cancel your indebtedness without
suit. Call early and save costs.
J. M. ELFORD,
Attorney for Parties.
June28 22 2m
IVotice to Creditors.
Jolm S. Ezell, Administrator.
Delphia Martin, and others.
I>ill for sale of Heal Estate, Relief and Partition.
IN pursuance of an order of tho Court of
Equity, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against tho estate of Capt.
Ino. M. Mnrtin, deceased, that said claims
must he presented, nnd evidence produced to
establish tho same before me within TURKS
months from this the 12th day of June, 1866.
t. STORO farrow, c. K. s. d.
Coiu'rs Office, June 12, 1806. 20-3m
DRS. B. & J. L. WOFFORD
Offer THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVIces
to the citizens of the Village and
surrounding country. One or both of us will
bo found constantly in the office at the STORE,
during the day. and at our Residence, opposite
Wofford College (Church Street) at night.
Feb 16 3 tf
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
Having associated c. ,t. elford, o
Greenville, S. C , with nic in the practiee
oi law for Spartanburg District, under the nam*
?nd style of ELFORD & ELFORD; all business
entrusted to my core will receive the prompt
tad faithful attention of said firm.
.t. m. elford.
April 6 10 Omos
S ULLIV AN & WINSMITH,
\TTORNKYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
in EQUITY, SPARTANBURG, 8. C.
OFFICE NEXT TO POST OFFICE.
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