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QHJ3AT N3BWS X THE ATLANTIC CABLE LAID. PEACfc BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND AU9^ T R I A. Ki* York, July 20.?The Atlantic Cable is a complete success. The following bus just bean received. -Heart's Context, July 28, P.M.?We ar- | rived here at nine o'clock this morning till well. Thank Qod the cable hus bcou laid aud is in perfect working order. I CYRUS W FIELD. Heart's Consent, July 28.?Wo are in telegraph communication with Ireland. England and America are again united by telegraph. We have been receiving and sending messages through the entire cable siucc the Splice on the 13lh instant, oif Valentin CYRUS W. FIELD. Heart's Content, July 27?Asrv Bay, July 28.?The London Times of iIia oTiti anvc the telegraph: It is a great work?the glory of the age and nations; and they who have achieved it deserve to be honored benefactors of their race. A treaty of peace has been signed between Austria and Prussia A previous telegram says that five days armistice between Ausria and Prussia commenced at noon on tho 23d, and there was more fighting on the 22d, the Auatriuns claiming a victory. Livebfool, July 21.?The announcement that Austria had accepted the proposals for a suspension of hostilities has caused great buoyancy in all the markets. Tho prevailing opinion especially among Germans being that peace is almoBL certain to be concluded, and consequently there will be no resumption of hostilities. The Italiun answer hail n?t yet been received. There were no reports of further fighting. - Washington, July 28.?The Senate lias conf firmed the appoiutment of O 11 Drowning as Secretary of the Intetior, in place of Harlan. Both llouses remained in session all night. Patterson was admitted to a seat in the Senate, this morning, on taking the prescribed oath of office' Tho Ilou?e, last night, refused to modify the test oath in his favor. Savannah, July 28.?Six deaths and nineteen new coses of cholera at Tybco to-day. I The number of cases iu the hospitals 80. Total number of deaths to date 110. New York. July 30?The deaths last week Were about 750, a decrease of over mx hundred from the previous week. Niuetccii cholera deaths occurred oa Saturday and Sunday in New York and Brooklyn. Cincinnati, July 28.?Yallaudigham and Judge Giluiore were yesterday appointed delegates to the Philadelphia Convention from the third district of this Slate. From the Daily South Carolinian. from savannah. July 25.?Thirteen deaths occurred from cholera among the soldiers 011 Tybee Island and twenty eight new cases. One soldier was ahot while tryiug to desert. No cases on Sun Salvador Island or iu the eity. July 2ti.?Twelve deaths and tweuty-two new cases of cholera since yesterday nud this morning sixty-seven in uli; enure.j among , the troops on Tybee Island. k fortlun n rws. I Further Point, July 26 ?The Hibernian r passed yesterday with Liverpool advices ol the ltiih, which reports the cotton market opening that day with a decided improvement in ueiuaud. The market was firm but prices not developed. Sales estimated at S.tHX) bales. Nothing lurther has transpired about the peace negotiations between Napoleou and the contending parties. The .Pruasiuus defeated the Federals iu u sanguinary coullici at Oschaffenburg, and marched towards Frankfort, which was evacuated by the Federals. The Diet had removed to Augustcnburg. The Prussian headquarters were at Urunn, Austria. It is reported that the Prussians have occupied iglaw. The Londou Tiiucs thinks the Prussians will be before Veneiiaon the 17ih, and doubts if the Auslriaus can withstand the victorious Prussians. Cialdini occupied Peduca and Vicenia and the towns on tlio railroad to Venice. It is declared in diplomatic circles at 8tras. burg that Uussia has no present intention to change her neutral altitude and will not except a foreign power shall intervene iu the aflairs of Germany. mlsckllankl's. Baltimore. Julv r - V ? ?The great Railroad bridge over (he Susquchanaah river, at Havre do'Grace, was destroy, ed by a toraudo lust uiglii. Loss oue mill.011 of dollars. The Bullimorc National Union State Convention endorses the President and dcuounces the policy of Cougtets us fanatical ami malignant and destructive of the true interests of the country ; also demand a modification of registry law and npprove the Philadelphia Convention, to whieh Uov. Swann, Ucverdy Johnson, Montgomery Blair and Christ crfield are appointed delegates. Banks' resolution modifying the naturalisation laws was passed by a unanimous vote. Pfiii.aoei.rniA, July 26. The building fur the accommodation of I lie National Convention is being constructed at the corner of 11 road and Wallace streets. It will be of monstrous size. Three cases of cholera reported. The Governor of Louisiana has issued a proclamation calling the Convention of 18G1 and ordering elections to fill vacancies. COMMERCIAL. Columbia, July 80, I860.?Cotton.?10 to 20; gold, 22 to 31, currency. Corn.?$1.80 to 1.00 per bushel. Flour.?$11 to 10 per barrel. New York, July 30.?Goldl47J. Cotton one cent, higher; sales of 2,000 bales ; middling uplands at 37 ; Orleans 39 ; flour heavy and unchanged. MA11UIED In Un'.onville, by ihe Rev. W. D. Bevkrlt, on the 19th ult., at the residence of the. bride's j mother, MR R W T1NSLEY to MISS SALLIE ROGERS By E Wall, Esq., on the 26th ult., mr HADEN MORRIS to Mies CATHARINE MoELRATH. By the same, on the 24th ult.. MR JOSEPH 6 BISHOP to MI8S ACRELIA BISHOP. * / Announcements. The friends of B. F. IIAMMETT respectfully announce liim as a candidate for Tax Collector, at the election to be held the second TUESDAY iu SEPTEMBER next. July 26 26 tdc The friends of LANDRU.U C. EZELL respectfully announce him as a candidato for Tax Collector, at the election to bo held the second TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER next. July 26 26 tdc The friends of JAMES THOMAS respectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector, at the election to bo held tho second TUESDAY iu SEPTEMBER next. July 26 26 tdc I am a candidato for TAX COLLECTOR for Spartanburg District, at tljt ensuing Election, to be held on the Second TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER ucxt, and should be pleased at a general turn out of my friends to said election | R. C. POOLE. May 31 18 td rpHE blacksmith books of Dtt. J. J. VEll( NUN, deceased, arc placed in my bands for settlement and cdlcction. All persons thus indcbtcl, arc hereby notified to settle the siitnc on or before the first day of September next. T. O. 1\ VHHNON, Att'y. August 2 27 tf "7 K'-ssaWiTKI rpiIE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exi?t| ing between the undersigned, is this day iHssolved by mutual consent of ilie part tea. O. W. II. LEGG, WM. J AS. SMITH July C, 18CG. E. 1IE.NItY BATES. Copartnership. THE undersigned have this day entered into Copartnership as nicrchnnts under the name and style of SMITH & BATES, and will be pleased to see their frieuds and former customers at the old Stand. WM. J AS. SMITH. K HENRY BATES. August 2 27 tf Trough Shoals. I have just completed some improvements in foiling, cleaning, and in several respects liavo made changes in iny burrs, favorable to good grinding. Also, I have completed a new Corn Mill, and am now prepared to clean and trrittil "urn ??? I." * " "" B... wii iiiv uvsi my ie. i lie result ??t iliese improvements lias fully met my hopeful expectations, aud I am warranted in staling to the publ.c, thai 1 am able to tuake the linest of Flour, a good turnout, aud the best ol Meal, with dispatch. I invite a trial that you may judge for yourselves. In consequence of pecuniary considerations, and the war with all of its attending evils, I have uot been able tint 1 the present to do good work, which 1 hope will be accepted as an ap ogy lot- thi - delay in the past. 1 feel - tUcred Mi it uty former energies itt mechanics, tttay rccupei itc from the dispoiidiug situation of tlie times, that I may he able to go onward in expanding aud perfecting my mills to an extent uot to be surpassed in lite Slate, as well as in other respects to improve this fine water power, and render it subseivient to some oi the great interests of the country. For the encouragement of this enterprise which lies before nie, 1 beg leave to most cordially invite a liberal patronage. 1 am very anxious to complete my mills, to consist of two corn and two Wheat, for which 1 have got ample room. The Corn to consist of the best granite that can be had ; the Wheat to consist of t wo pair of Burrs, and the most improved preparation for bolting and cleaning, all of wbicli to be selected by myself from tlie t.est establishments to be found North, forming in the whole, a complete organization, ea pnldc of doing business with the greatest perfection, dispatch, and convenience. Also, 1 desire tn further improve the various roads connecting this place with the surrounding country, tlie working out of which and keeping in oriter mils alia >st entirely on tny shoulders. With these various improvements comple'cd, the interests of the country would be much enhanced, not only in a inaiiu fac'uring point of view, but also to the traveling community. From the central position of tilts place, having directness of access to the main leading sections of the surrounding country, the interests of travel lias been much improved by the erection of a bridge here, and opening of roads leading therefrom. This interest I propose to further improve as circumstances and means will permit. Unfortunately for myself, and I think to some ex- ' lent, the same to the country, that my bridge ' and roads wcro not lung ago on the public, as I i hereby n more rapid development of the various resources of this water power would have been the consequence, as well ns improvement to travel. From I he peculiar condition of circumstances. and the depressed state of the times. 1 do not propose thru the public should lake tny bridge and road, ns an effort would perhaps prove an unsuccess, and incur an opposition, feeling that I desire to nvoid. Theiofore, this labor which 1 think should have been public, : has fallen upon individual enterprise on one of limited means, but possessed of an untiring energy. For the want of means, the. progress of my enterprises has been greatly retarded. The direction of my past labor at this piace, with my contemplated future course, is such, that triivrl has much interest in my success, us well as the agriculture of tlie country, in being able to employ this abundant and well adapted water power, in preparing the products of the farm for home consumption and export. For lite promotion of these interests, nllow me again to invite your support, with which I am confident of success; without it, I may be forced to take, in a partner, who might incumber my views and impair nty energies by differences that are liable to arise out of partnership. 1 nut in favor of companies, only when it is indispensable -> raise large capital to do a largo busmcss. My miller is H ('. Khands, i whose teputation as a good miller, is well ; known b}' the largo patronage which lie left ! in my employment there at Griudle Shoals Mills. In tlie spring of'02, volunteered for the wnr, nnd promised to return to me at its close, if he came through safe. From every source thut I have been able to procure information, he succeeded there in pleasing his large custom. | We promise to spare no pains hero to attend to the iutcrest of customers. LEKOY McAKTHUR. Trough Shoals, August 2, ISfiG. 27?1 Aug 27 Is I ft. %' M0> Annual Meeting Spartanburg and Union Rail Road. rpiIIS Company will liold itsi Annual Meet| ing in the Court House at Unionville, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th of August inst., at eleven o'clock, A. M. Stockholders are re quested to b? present, or appoint proxies. An extra trnin will leave Spartunburg that j day, on the usual time, returning to this place from Shclton by eleven o'clock, A. M. Return to Spartanburg by 7 o'clock, P. M. Stockholders and their families will pass free. TIIOS. B. JETER, President. Unionville, S. C., July 23, 1800. August 2 27 2t Notice. AI.L persons having denianJs against tho estate of O. F. STEADING, dee'd., will present ihciu properly ntlestcd ; und thuso indebted will make payment to MOSES FOSTER, Ex'tor. July 26?20?8t "notice. rilllt: subscriber, thankful tor small favors, I gives uoticc that his Mills are in good running order, with uew cloths. An honest Mill, so called, and good Miller, if there be such a thing. B^_Bring on your good Wheat, well sunned and plcuty of it, and wc will give satisfaction. D. ANDERSON. July 20 20 4w J. 1ST. ROBSON, ! COMMISSION MERCIINT, NO. G 2, EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, SO. CA. HAVING ample means for advances, a business experience of iwcnly years, and c tifuiing himself sti-ictly to a Commission business without operating on his own account, lie respectfully solicits consignments of COTTUN, FLOUR, CORN, &C. lit rcttEN'cc.?Hon. S. Hobo, Messrs. Foster & Ju.hl. July 1'2 24 8m A new and fresh supply of Ladies and Gentlemen's Misses' and Children's SHOES, QAITERS AND SLIPPERS. at CLEVELAND, WALKER, ? GO. Ladies' Hats, Bonnet Ribbons, LATEST STYLES. received by CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO. JACONET, DOTTED AND PLAIN SWISS, NANSOOK AND MULL Muslins, A NEW SUl'l'LY, nt CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO_ Fancy Mozambique, Crape Marctt, Challies, black and Colored Lawns, Fancy Jaconet and Organdies. Very elegant styles and patterns, just received by CLEVELAND, WALKER 4 CO. June 14 IK) tf Notice to Creditors and Debtors'. VLL pct> >t > having claims a^->in?t the Ks tale of A. W1NGO deceased, will present them without delay, proven according to law to JOHN II. KYINS. Attorney at Law, or to the undersigned; and all persons indebted to said Estate will make payment to the above named Attorney, or to MUS. K. C. WIN (JO, Executrix. June 14 20 oino EXECUTOR'S SALE. I WILL sell the following PERSONAL PROPERTY, belonging to the c>iate of GEO STEADING, deceased, on FRIDAY, the lOtli day of AUGUST next, at the residence of his Widow, four indcs South east ol'Spartanburg, (J. li., consisting of: Cattle, Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture. FARMING UTENSILS, ONE TWO-HOUSE WAGON, ONE CARRIAGE ANfTrMi BXJGO Y . TERMS.?All stuns under $ *'. cash: and nl sums over that amount, a credit, utitil tlie Is day of January, 1 S??7, with note and security. 1 will also sell, on the same day, One Tract ofLanil, containing 207 Acres, inorc or less, lying on the waters of Lawson's Fork, 4 miles Northwest of Spartanburg i' II. It will be sold on a credit till the 2otli day of December. 18'>7. wiih note and security, and a mortgage to secure payment. MOSES FOSTER, Exor. July 26 26 St DRS. B. & J. L. WOFFOKD OFFER TIIEIR PROFESSION A E SERVICES to the citizens of the Village anil surround.ng country. One or both of us will be found constantly in the ofTico at the STORE, during the day, and at our Uesi iem ., oppo site WofTord College (Church Street at night. Feb 15 3 tf .T. BOMAR Ac CO. RESPECTFULLY ask nil who t?re owing them either by NOTE OR 11<H)K ACt OUST, to cull und sttt/c Our business arrangement* require an early settlement and some money. ttOX. Please don't forget this. lli\ingsville, S. C., July 11. 25-2m NOTICE TO CREDITORS. | ALL persons having demands against tho estate of ROBERT JACKSON, dtteased, are hereby notitied to present the same duly attested; and petsons indebted by note or account previous to bis death, to make immediate payment to the undesigned, and thereby tare costs N J. JACKSON. AJm'rx. cum ttstamento nnncxo -Inly PJ 24 3w LAW COPARTNERSHIP. Having associated c. J. elford. o Greenville, S. C , with me in the practice ot law for Spartanburg District, under the name and style of ELFORD\ ELFORD; all business entrusted to my carc will receive the prompt and faithful attention of said firm. J. M ELFORI). April 5 ID 6njo? ML % W Wool Carding, FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS, In full operation at Flat Shoals, Laurens Dt. So. Ca. HAVING our Wool Cards newly clothed and repaired, wc arc now ready to card wool for the public. Terms : lOcts. Specie p<?T pound or one-fifth part of the wool. ALSO: Our Mills being newly repaired and having a new boiling cloth, we arc able to do a good part by those wnnting grinding done with dispatch and in good order. L. S. 1I1LL. Superintendant. July 2G 20 It s A I, E . I WILL sell at public Bale, on MONDAY, the 1ST day of October next, at my residence, j on South I'AColet, 14 miles North of SpartanI burir Pnnrt lli.nwo il%? ? 1 , D .<w%.wv, IUV tvuuniu|j UUUll'U pruporfy . 1 Tract of" Land, oil the waters of South Pacolct, 1 ! miles North of Spartanburg C. II., containing 117 Acres, | upon which is a largo quantity of No. 1 bottom. This Tract except that part now under cultivation. is good woodland and well timbered and watered, and uuuer good fencing. 1 Tract of" Land, ou North Pacolct, 1C miles North of Spartanburg, containing 220 Acres, nearly all of which is good woodland. Either of the above Tracts can be bought at private sale before the day above mentioned, i 1 will sell at the same time all my personal property, consisting of Horses, Cows, Hogs, Corn, Wheat, COTTON, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN I FURNITURE, ONE TWO-HORSE WAGON. I will sell everything 1 have, as I am going West. Persons wishing to negotiate for one or both of the above name Tracts of Land can do so before the day of sale, but the personal property will not be sold till that day. Tluus?Made known ou day of sale. July 26?"G?id WILLIAM TONEY. TIIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. Citation for Letters of Administration by Jno Earlc Douiur, esq, Ordinary, in the Court of Ordinary. WHEREAS JEFFRY O'SIIIELDS has filed his petition in my office praying uiiii e,cu.eia 01 .-luiuiuisirntiou on nil and .singular, t lie goods and clint tics, rights and credits of >1 AH ALA FLOY I), deceased, late of tlie said District aforesaid, should be granted him. , These are therefore to cite and admonish all singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary, for suid District, to l*c held at Spartanburg Court House, on Monday, the Gtli day of August next, to shew cause, if any exists, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 22d day of July, A lb. is<?f>. JNO EAIILK 110MAR, O, S. D. July 20 -6 2w IN" EQUITY SpAKTANHUltU PlSTKIGT. James llanna. el ?L, vs. James C. llanua, Adinistrator, ct ul. Bill for Partition, Belief, &c. ( IT appearing to the satisfaction of this Court, that Isaac 8. Ilauua and William llanna, two of the defendants in this case, reside from and without the limits of this State, on motion of Farrow, Complainant's solicitor. It is orderfl that the said defendants do appear, answer, plead or demur to this Hill of Complnint within THREE MONTHS from this date, or judgment will be taken pro con/esso as to them. Comiu'r Otlicc. "1 T. STOBO FARROW, July 20, 1800. / c. e. s. d. July 20?20?3ui STATE OF ,S<>UT7FCAROLINA^ SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. Citation of Letters of Administration by Jno. Earle llomar, esq., Ordinary. In the Court of Ordinary. "1T7IIEREAS D. R. DUNCAN has filed his ? petition in my office praying that Letters ui .-i'iiuhumnil ion, ae ouriit noti, Willi will an noxed, on nil and singular the goods and chattel-. lights and credits of A MBKOSL WATSON, deceased These arc therefore to cite nnd admonish all and singular the kiyjrcd and creditors ot' the said AM BROSF. WATSON deceased, to he and appear at the Court of Ordinary, for said District, to be held at Spartanburg Court House, on Friday, the 3d day of August next, to sh^w cause if any exists, why said Letters should not he granted. Given under tny hand this 17th day of July, A. I>., I860. J NO. EARLE BOMAR, O. S. D. July 19 25 3w p R E STH ; Turnip Seed A T IT WITTY & CO. Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Kuta Bags, Fine White French, Large 05lobe, Largo Norfolk, Itcd top Strap Loaf, Flat Butch. [ j July 1R at tf : gggggi^^^?mt SHERIFF'S SALE. ~ "HT virtue of sundry writs of fieri facia* to 11 mo directod, 1 will soil before the Covrt House door, in the Village of 8partanburg, en the 1st MONDAY in AUGUST next, the follow* ing named and described property, to wit: One bay Horse, four years old; one Saddle and one two hor*#< w..^? . -- ?* ? ? .. .0WH | oviu m uiv pru*? perty of Newberry Harvey, at the rait of Telleson Kirby, for bearer, P. T. tiossett. Also, i Bureau, 1 Sofa, 1 Cheat, 1 Deek, 2 Tables, 2 Mattresses, 1 piece Sole Leather, 1 pr Shoes, 1 Cedar Bucket, 1 Pitcher, 1 Tumbler and broken Qoblet, 2 Wash Bowls, 2 Mirrors, 1 Clock, and Six Ilogs; sold as the property of G Garrett, at the suit of A. H. Brahe & Co. By virtuo of an order from the Ordinary of Spartanburg District, I will sell before the Court House door at the same time and placet 100 Acres of Land more or less, Bituated on Ford's Creek, and bounded lands of John Bomar, Wm. -Bullington and Hit am McAbee, sold as the real estate of ffm. Gcnnings, deceased. Terms of Sheriff's Sales, CASH?purchasers to pay for titles. Terms of Ordinary's Sales?A credit of 12 months with interest from day of sale (for ape- e cie or its equivalent^, the purchaser to give bond and good security and a mortgage of the premises, if deemed necessary to the Ordinary for the payment of the purchase money. J. n. BLASSIXQAME, 8. 8. DSlierilTs Office, 1 July 9th, lb06. j Notice. Itake this method of informing tho public, that 1 have leased BELL'S MILLS, for term of j'cnrs, and have thoroughly refitted them. The FLOUR AND CORN MILLS ar? in first rate order, and will make as fine an article of Flour aud Meal, as any mill in the District, find will yield as much to the bushel of grain. All 1 want is a trial. 1 have built a new SAW MILL, and will saw , up all the logs sent, upon shares, or for the money. I will nttend to the Milis myself, and crery man shall have his due. Being n Millright by trade, I can keep the Mills always in a condition to give satisfaction. These Mills are located on Fair Forest, tire miles west of town. JOnN M. WILLIAMS. July 5 23 5. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,"* SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. Citation for Letters of Administration by J no. Earle Botuar, esq., Ordinary. In the Court of Ordinary. "1TC7IIEUEAS D. R. DUNCAN haa filed hit petition in my ofRce praying that Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chattels, sights and credits of A. M. WATSON, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot ths said A. M. WATSON, deceased, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary, for said Dis* trict, to be held at Spartanburg Court House, on Friday, the 3d day of August next, to shew cause if any exists, why said Letters should not be granted. Ciireu under my hand this 17th day of July, A. D., 1800. J NO. EARLE BOMAR, O. S. D. July 19 25 8w To all whom it may Concerns rillli: Bcoka of Account-" and Notes due ths I following arc now in my handa for collee* tiou. Persons indebted, and desiring to save cost, will please call early, <u they mutt bt collected. Folgcr & Brawley, Est. of J. D. Wright, J. W. Garrett, " " " H. Theile, Theilc & Schoppaul, " ? J. J. Vernon, J. W. Kerr, 44 ?' Go van Milis, I. II. Adler, " " J. M. Bost, A. Schoppaul, " " Wm H Trimmier, J. R. Poole, " 'HH Thomson, Camp & Wyatt, 44 " J. D. Camp, Vernon & Oeland, " u A. F. Golding, Morgan & Moore. 44 41 J. H. Windle. You are herewith duly notified at an sx* pense to the parties concerned, where yon may call and cancel your indebtedness without suit. Call early and save costs. J. M. ELFORD, Attorney for Parties. June28 22 2m TVotice to Creditorcw John S. Ezcll, Administrator. s. Delphia Martin, and others. Bill for sale of Real Estate, Relief and Partition. IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Equity, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Capt. J no. M. Martin, deceased, that said claims must be presented, and evidence produced te establish the same before me within turbb mouths from this the 12th day of June, 1866. T. STOllO FARROW, c. *. s. d. (,'om'rs Office, June 12, 1806. 20-3m FA RRO W~~& ~D"U N C A N, ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Equity^ JfcaSTOfficc in Brick Building, upstairs, OTer former Office of J antes Farrow. James Farbow. D. R. Duncan. April 15 11 ly WILLIAMS, EVINS & CHOICE, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, SPARTANBURG, S. C. Geo. W. Williams, Yorkville, 8. C. Jso. II. Eviss, William Cuoice. June 14 20 On* T umt Received, A LOT of A" Crushed SUGAR. ? ?? Coffeo " ? " Extra "C" " ?ALSO? A lot of COFFEE, CORN, TEAS and FLOUR, which will be sold LOW FOR CASH, at J. W. HARDY'S. June 11 20 If ~ W. MAGILL FLEMING^ ^Vttoi-noy at Xjaw; WILL attend to all business with whieh the cititens of 8portanburg District iray favor him. OFFICE?OVER BOOKSTORE June 21 31 12?