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r i Tho State of South Carolina' *( SPARTANBURG DI8TMCT. XT?OW ALL MBN BY THESE PREIV SRNT8. That we. P. J. JENKINS AND JANlS E. JENKINS, late Jano E. Kirby, being married or hare lived as man and wife, hare now for causes well known to us both, harC mutually agreed to separate, and forever hereafter not to know each other as man and wife; and now each of us in the sight of God, and in the presence of these witnesses, do agree and forever release each other from all obligations as husband and wife, and eaoh of ns shall have the liberty to marry any person we please, or enter into any obligations whatsoever, without any dread or fear on either of our parte whatsoever, and oach of us "shall have full power to contract debts, sue and be sned, and neither of us shall be beldor in any * way made liable for the oontracts or liabilities pr of the other. In witness whereof we have set our hands and Mali In it* ?'???? 1 ? ?- r.vovuw v* incoo nniicanua and in the eight of Qod, hoping and believing that we will never regret thin deed. P. J. JENKINS, (l. e.) JANE K. JENKINS, (t. s.) Signed and sealed in the \ presence of / Jamks P. Fowlkr, II. Tuomas. - Sept IE 83 4t_ COMMISSIONER'S SALES. " IH EQUITI?SPABTANBDItO BISTKICT. Jesso Ilacnmett, va, Wm. M. Champion, Bill to forcolosc Mortgage, &o. "*"N pursuance of an Order of the Court ol 1 Equity, the Real Ea:ate referred to in these pleadings, will be sold at Public Sale, at Spartanburg Court House, on 8ALESDAY in OCTOBER next, being A TRACT OF LAND, wliereon the Defendant, Wm. M. Champion resides, situated ou Island Creek, about 17 or 18 miles above the town of Spartanburg, containing Twenty Acres more or less, r whereon a GRIST MILL and COTTON OIN aro located. By consent of the Complainant, the crop growing on said Land will be sold separately from the Land. TERMS OF SALE One half of the purchase money to be paid cash, the residue in twelve months from day of sale, secured by bond of purchaser with at least two approved sureties and mortgage of the premises. T. 8TOBO FARRO V, C. E. S V. Cotn'rs. Office, 1 Sept. 10, 1866. / Sept 13 33 tds CO M MISSION ER'^SALES.~ IN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. Ellas Wall, Adm'r. of Rial B. Seay, deceased, vs, Mary M. Nolan, Wm. B. Nolan, Sallic Soay and others. Bill for Partition to pay Debts, Dower, Ac. T"N pursuance of an Order of the Court of I Equity, the following Real Estate of Rial FT Seay, deceased, will t.e sold ut Public Sale, nt Spartanburg Court House, on SALESDAY iu OCTOBER next, said lands being situated on the Howard Gap Road, about Five miles above the town of Spartanburg, bounded by lands of J. G. Mabry, Wm. J. Smith, Iicnry Unult and otners. LOT NO 1 (the homestead lot) containing 83 ACllES more or less, on which are valuable Improvements LOT NO. 2 (the Gault lot) containing CI ACRES in ore or less. TERMS OF SALE:?Costa of these proceed ings to be paid cash on day of sale, the residue of the purchase money to be paid in twelve month* with interest from d&to, the purchasers I giving bond with at least two approved sureties and mortgage of the premises to secure I the same. I T. STOBO FARROW, C. E. S. D. Cotn'rs. Office, 1 Sept. 10, 1806 f Sept 13 83 tds Commissioner's Sales. IN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DISTRICT. T. Stibo Farrow as Commissioner iu Equity for Spartanburg District, T9, Oliver II. Moss ns Ext'r. of Mrs. llosa C. Smith, et. al. Bill to Enforce Lien. JN pursuance of an Order of the Court of Equity, the real estate described in the ladings in this caso, will he sold nt. Public Sale, at Spartanburg Court House, on SALESDAY in OCTOBER next, being A TRACT OF LAND, purchased at Commissioner's Sale by Mrs. llosa 0. Smith, whereon she resided up to the time of her deatii, and now in possession of the Defendant J. R Frcy, situated on Greenville Road about six miles above Spartanburg Court (louse, bounded 1-y lands ofO. IF. Moss J. R. Frey and others, containing 3 ID Acres mure or less. TERMS OF SALE :?Costs of these proce dings to be paid cash on <lny of Sale, I lie residue of the purchase money to be | aid in twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with at least two approved sureties and mortgage of the premises to secure the ?omo, with interest froth date. T. STOBO FARROW, C. E. S. D. Com'rs. Office, I Sept. 10, 1860. \ Sept 18 33 Ids Equity Nalc. Elizabeth Bearden, vs, David D. Moore, Nimrod Moore, Extr., and others. Bill for Partition, Arc. SN pursuance of an order of the Court of Equity the following personal properly longing to the estate of SAKAIl MOORE, deceased, will be sold at PUBLIC RALE on WEDNESDAY, tho 3d day of October next, at the rosidenoe of SIMEON MOORE. Said property is desorihed in the pleadings in this case as consisting of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Forming Tools, Horaces, Cattlo, Hogs, TERMS OF SALE: Costs of those proceedings to be paid in oash?the remainder of the purchases to be paid on the first of January, 1867, with interest from day of salo. Purchasers will be required to g ve bond with approved suretios to aeenre the purchase money. T. 8TOBO FARROW, C. E. S. D Pept. 18, 1868. 88-8w /I ! SHERIFF'S SALE f ' 1Y virtue of sundry writs oT fieri facias to I 1 me directed, I will sell before the Court House door, in the Village of Spnrtanburg, on the 1st MONDAY iu OCTOBER next, the following named and described property, to wit: One huudred and thirty Acres of Land, more or less, bounded by lands of Daniel Mcllatn, Henry Turner and others. Sold as the property of J. W. Huynes, at the suit of J. A. Williams. Also, Two lots containing four acres of land more or less, a dwelling house and out building, Said lot being bounded west by Church Street, south, north and east by a street and lots of A. Walker, Mrs. E. C. Leitner and others. Also, One lot containing one acre of land more or less, and an unfinished brick building ?said lot being bounded by lands of A. 11. Kirby, and others, both of the above describAll Inltt urn uitnnU/1 tin -Ml -r o . I ..V iU IUQ TIUU^U U* opjli lllllfcarg. Also, two hundred acres of land, moro or less, bounded by lands of A. Holtzbouscr, Jas. Nesbitt, and others Sold as the properly of Win. H. Walker. Also, Seventy-five acres of land, more or loss, bounded by lands of A. Brannou Thomas Chapman, and others. Sold as the property of George Btlolier, at the suit of J. T. Oautrcll. Also, One hundred acres of land, more or less, bounded hy lands of Mancrva Smith, ichard Kirby, and others. Sold as the proerty of William Hardy, at the suit of A. TolleF son. 1 Also, Three hundred and fifty acres of land, more or less, bounded by lands of Vina Turner, William Dalton, and others. Sold us the property of Dr. Lee L. Smith, at the suit of John Wheeler. Also, One lot containing one nnd ahalf acres of laud, more or less, bounded West by Laurens street, North, South and East, by lots and land of Dr. J. J. Boyd, Mrs. H. H. Thomson, nnd others. Also, one lot containing one aero of land, more or less, bounded North, South nnd East by lots nnd laud of Dr. Heinitsh, and West by a street, both of the above named lots, situated in the village of Spartanburg, and are sold as the property of John Thomson, nt the suit of John Wheeler. Also, the interest of Mrs. Mary B. Walker in one lot, containing four acres of land, more or loss, and the Hotel knowu as tha " Walker House," situated in the village of Spartanburg, and bounded North by Main Btrect, South, K&st uud West by lots and laud of Mrs. II. H. Thomson, Oovun Mills' estate, and others. Sold 03 the property (in part) of Mrs. Mary B. Walker, at the suit of Caleb King, Ex'or. Also, Fifty acres of land, more or less. bounded by lands of Jauioa Puge, luekson. and others. Sold as the proper.y of Berry Pearse, at the suit of B. F. Bales. Also, One hundred and thirty-six acres of land, inure or less, bounded by lands of Fielding Cantrell, John Kpton, David Miller, and others. Sold as the property of Jesse M. Cannon, at tlie suit of Fielding Cantrell. Also Three Hundred AcrcH of Land, more or less, bounded by lands of Andy Duncan, An drew Elmore and others. Sold as the property of Jas. A Bnoddy, at the suit of Phillip Bonis nud others. Also, One Hundred and Seventy-six Acres of Land, uiorc or loss, bounded by lands of Wm. Scruggs, Wiuston Williams au 1 others Sold as the property of Jacob Prico, deceased, at the suit of So. Ca. Manufacturing Company, vs. Caroline Price, Ex'trix, Also, One Lot, 19} feet front on Church St , 30 feet deep, depth bounded by lot nud brick building of 11. Mitchell cn the South, and lot and brick huildiug of H. II. Thomson on the North- Said lot contains the brick building now used as a post olticc in the village of Spartanburg. Sold as the property of Lee L Smith, at the suit of 11. II. Duiul.1 and others. Also, One Bey Mare, five years old, and one Sorrel Mare, eleven years old. . Soi l as the property of Thomas Burgess, at the suit ul Stephen Kirby. TERMS OF SALE?Cash, purchaser to pay for titles J. II. BLA3SINQAME, S. S. D. Sheriff's Office, 1 Sept. 18, 1300. /" RANGES, FIRE BRICKS &c. ADAMS, DAMON Sc Co , IUYE REOPENED BUSINESS AT THEIR OLD STAND, 16, Broad Street, Charlestou, S. C., Anil keep Constantly in, Hand | COOKING STOVES or rut fjntcxt Improved l'altcrns. Range's (Irate, Marble Mantles, Tinners' Machines ninl Tools, Plumbers' Materials, Iron anil Br.iss, deep well Force and Light Pumps. Sheet Lead, Lead and Iron Piping, Railroad Force Pumps. Also the Great. Labor-Saving Washing Machine and Wringer. ttPJU-'l H Order* attended to with Dispute}i.?XC& Meh 1 5 ly WILLIS & OHISOLM, FACTORS , COMMISSION MEUCHANTS AND SMMii*M*i.Yfw .Ift/v.Vl'S, Will attend to the purchase, sale and shipment to Foreign and Domestic Ports, of Cotton, Rice, Lumber and Naval Stores. Atlantio Whaif, Charleston, S. C, B. WILLIS, ALFX. R, CIIIsOLM. . Meh 1 6 if IV otice ALL persons indebted to the estate of JOHN HOOKER, deceased, must call and make settlement immediately. Those having olaims against the bamc, must pfeftent ihctn legally. JAMES McMAKIN, Adm'r. flept 8 82 8w Fancy Mozambique, Crape Mnrett, Challies, Black and Colored Lutvns, Fancy Jnonet and Organdies. Very e'.rgant styles and patterns, just received by CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO. t June II 20 tf OIV CONSIGNMENT. KAA BUSnELS PRIME WHITE AND t)UU YELLOW CORN. Q Lot of Country FLOUR. ALSO, BALTIMORE FLOUR, MEAL AND ORIST Constantly on hand. Theso articles are sold low for CASH only, at J. W. HARDt'S. August 30 31 tf MARBLE YARD TJTVIC>AIV C.H. :o: All Work Sent Free of Charge to Rpartanburg1 O. H. TI1HE SUBSCRIBER has received a supply X of 1TALI0N and AMERICAN MARBLE, and is prepared lo do any kind ol' monumental work cuirustcd to his car", at ns low rates as can be done in the State. I can furnish HEAD and FOOT STONES from 510 per sot and upwards. Engravings 53 per lOOlet ers. My communication addressed to tnc at Union C. H. will receive prompt attention. M M. A. NICHOLSON. Union C. II., August 9th 1860. NOTICE. rpHF. blacksmith books of Da. J. J. VEIl1 NON, deceased, are placed in my hands f?r sett lenient and collection. All persons thus indebted, are hereby notified to settle tho snmo on or before the first dav of September uext. T. O. P. VERNON, AU y. August 2 27 tf Extra Fin? BLUE STONE, A T T WITT Y & CO. SEPTfcMBER 6. 1866. S7\JL7"E .""" I WILL sell at public sale, <-u MONDAY, the 1st day of November next, at iny residence, Oil South Psipnlft 14 milna Vnrlli r-i <1 nn... .. ? -- ? burg Court House, the following named property : X Tract of X .and, on the waters of South Pacolel, 14 miles North of Spartanburg C. 11., containing 117 Acres, upon which is a large quantity of No. 1 bottom, this Tract except that part now under cultivation, is good woodland and well tiiuberidand watered, and under good fencing. X Tract of Luud, on North Facolct, 10 miles North of Spartanburg. containing 220 Acres, neatly all of which is good woodland. Kill cr of the above Tracts can be bought at private sale before the day above mentioned. i will sell at the satne lime all my personal propct ty, consisting of Horses Cows, llogs, Corn, Wbcat, COTTON, HOUSEHOLD AND KITt HEN FURNITURE, ONE TWO-HOUSE WAGON. I will sell everything I itavc, as I am going West. Persons wishing to negotiate far otic or both of the above name Tracts of I.and can do so before the day of sale, but the personal property will not be sold till that day. Tliims?Made known on day of sale July 20?2d?t l WILLIAM TONEY. HART & C( >., (Successors to S. N I1ART ?v (JO.) South East Corner King ^ Market S;.ects, CHA A' L ES TOX, S. C , IMPORTERS OF Foreign & Domostic Hardware, CUTLE11V, (il .NS, BAR IRON, TIN AND PLATED WARE.-. Will receive orders for It. ID>E ? (JO'S Circu lur Saws, and GEO. l'AGE .iv. CU'S Portable Snw Machines. I>. D. Cohen. D. S. II.viit. 1'. Mono v.n. .March 1 6 ly .1. 1 iOM VI? X < '< >. I) ESrECTKl'LLV nvk nil who are owing tlicm cither by NOTE OK 1?0()K ACCO I NT, to call tnnl settle Our business ar rangeinonts require un early ><e!tlouicnt. and some money. mi- i'i ease don't forget this, liivingsville, S. C., July 11. 25-2m CORN, FLOUR. BACON i AND LAri3D, just received by CLEVELAND, WALKER .1 CO Ladies1 Hats, Ho unci Kibhons, LATEST STYLES. received by CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO. Culicoft. IIIciicIhmI uud lirovvn and A FRESH LOT, Qlt received by CLEVELAND, WALKFR A CO. <3? T"?* TT1 DRY GOODS STORE Teppe & Smyth WOULD respectfully inform the LADIES that they arc now receiving thoir SPRING STOCK, CONSISTING OF WliiloLong Cloth, Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Whito and Brown Linens, Merrimack, Amoskcag, Schwabeand American CALICOS, warranted fast colors. Jaconets, Cambrics and Victoria Lawns. A complete and choice assortment of Needle WORK 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 nnd EDGINGS. Having been connected for a long time with the Dry Goods business, vie aro confident of giving satisfaction ALSO, ou hand a genera! * >?ortment of BOOTS and SHOES.Tin Ware. 11 .ts and Caps, nnd a nvi^Artmcnl i?f OltOfTliIVQ ? * I h e U P TOW N STO H E ."" 1'REDK. TEPPE, ALEX. II. SMYTH. X. 13. State Money Bought. Aprit i.'C 13 tf NEW GOODS. o \\TE nrc now receiving u capital assortment v T of UOODS, selected by a member of our firm in thu Northern market. GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES DRESS GOODS, -LATEST STYLES OF LADIES' HATS, SHOES, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, JC^-CALL AND KNOW OUR PRICES..xg? VAXD1VER, BLARE & CO., May 24 17 tf NTew Enterprise I southern Importing AND MANUFACTURING DRUG HOUSE, PRATT, WILSON & BROS., No. Q88 Kfnjy Sreet, CHARLESTON, S. C. o Tho Proprietors are Native C a-L ouut uurnur3Xo tuck e:Ut'pri:e South of Philcdtlphta. Will Southern Houses give us tluir Patronage t WE OFFEll AT RATES THAT COMPARE FAVORABLY W1TII NEW YORK PRICES. ALL DRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES, SPICES,Ac., THAT LEGITIMATELY BELONG TO OCR LINE OF BUSINESS, AND KEEP ON HAND ONliY THE BEST Packages put up to suit Country Trade. N. A.PRATT, Chemist to late C\ S., Niter and Mining Bureau, L. W. WILSON, P. B. WILSON, Chemist to late C. S , Or Dcpm tment. April II 5 ly ROBINSON & ^ELSOnT rn Wholesale unci Kclall Dealers lu DDLTT3? SIl'LLSS* TRAVELLING BAGS, Ac. JOO lvfN(i STREET, Xtai lu 1 "ictona iJ. lt!, iliarletilon, Sou tit Carolina. J. B. ROBINSON. A. NELSON. PHILIP FOGARTY & CO. Wholesale Grocers AM' COMMISSION MERCHANTS Comer of Ailantic Wlnrf & East Bay. 1\ FOG ARTY, 1 , . a n s. fouauty, i Charleston, S C. Agents for BOYD BROS. >}' CO'S Cream Ale. Mch 1 6 1y Mcivhants Hotel. ri-> G?-> Cheapest mid best IJottl in the State. Transient Board $3.00 "j.l day. Weekly 14.00 p week. Mtucli 1 & tf A. ILIJNG, Millinery and Fancy Goods, AT NEW YORK PRICES. 262 KING STREET, Opposite Hufuin Street, CU.4RLC8TOK, SO. CA. Mareh l tf JACON'ET, DOTTED AND PLAIN' SWISS, NANSOOK AND MULL Muslins. A NEW SUPPLY, at CLEVELAND. WALKER A rf>. , I i^??p? k' -' * - ' /wrj, iSPMr". * ? r^v?. * f? f SULLIVAN & WINSMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS 7N EQUITY, SPARTANBURG, 8. 0. OFFICE NEXT TO POST OFFICE. C. P. SuiLITAR. J. C. WutlUTm. FARROW & DUNCAN, ATTORNEYS AX LAW and Solicitors in Equity, |?*Ollloe in Brink Building, apiloin^Ht foi mer Office of Jamea Farrow. James Farrow. D. R. Duncan. April 15 11 ljr WILLIAMS, EVINS & CMW&. ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, SPARTANBURG. 8. C. Geo. W. Williams, Yorkrille, 8. C. J.10. H. Eviks, William Cuoicc. Juno 14 20 Sl&i WTMAGILL FLEMING, Attorney at IjBtt, WILL attend to all business frith whioh the citixena of Spartanburg Distriot iray favor kirn. OFFICE?OYER BOOKSTORE. June 21 21 12a LAW COPARTNERSHIP. HAVING associated c. J. elford, o' Greenville, S. C , frith me in the p radio* of law for Spnrtanburg District, nnder the nam* and style of ELFORD & ELFORD; all bufinaaa entrusted to my care will receire the prompt and faitliful attention of aaid firm. J. U. elford. April 5 10 fimot" BBS. B. & J. L. WOFFOBD OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL 6ERVICE3 to the citixens of th* Villag* and surrounding country. One or both of ns will be found constantly in the offioo at the STORE, during the (lay. and at oar R*sid?&oa, opposite Wofford College (Church Street) at night. Feb 16 3 tf Dlt. W. T. HUSSEL, WILL continue tho practice of Madielner Surgery, and (at hia offioe) Dentistry OFFICE?QVJEB. HEISITSB DKUQ STOBX. Feb 16 3 tf X>x*, L. O Kennedy OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONL SERVICES to tho Citixens of Spartanburg. Fob 1 1 ly T'a. henneman Tropin at^isaitt. AND JEWJELLER. Spartanburg C. D., So. Cm. HAS JUST RECEIVED A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, PLATES WAAM AND Fancy Ooods. ALSO A NEW LOT OF EIGHT-DAY AND TWENTYFOUR HOUR CLOCKS, A FIRST-BASS ARTICLE. WARRENTED TWO Spectacles for all Eyes and Ages. WATCHES, CL0CK8 AND JEWELRY neatly repaired, and warranted. J. A. HENNBMAN. At the Old Place on Mam-Strut. Feb 22 4 tf W. I>. 3Xilster Respectfully announce* to tb* public, that be hue again commenced the Tinning Business, nrnl feel* himself well prepared and qualified to do all kinds of work in hia line, with neatness and dispatch. He haa a large ttoek on liund, of every thing usually found in an establishment of this kind. All articles of TIN WARE, will te kept on hand, thereby rendering himself able to supply the want* of any who muy call on him. Ho is prepared to do such work a* ROOFING, GUTTERING AND REPAIRING. Ba will worlc ?ud sell, wholesale or retail, LOW FOR CASH. All work warranted. SHOP NEAR THE SPARTAlT OFPTCE. Fob 1 1 tf CHARLES BELLOISE <fc CO, 0?3aaa;3si?ni MiSTa2ms.49, AMD DEALKK3 IX flams, Sides, Shoulders, Smoked lierf, Tongues, FLOUR, BUTTER. CHEESE\ LARD, EGGS, SOAP, STARCH, CANDLES, &o., Ac. 120 & 122 EAST BAT STEET, Comignmentt Solicited. H. Sou. } CHARLESTON, ?. C. :o: Wo would respectfully notify Merehante that we are striolly in the Provision But me,u, and ore enabled to supply the trade at lowest price*. Mch 1 6 ly ?T. IV. ROBSON, COMMISSION MERCHNT, aVO. 62, EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, SO. CA. HAVING ample means for adnson, a husinoss experience of twenty year*, and oonfining himself strictly to a Commission Business without operating on his own account, he respectfully solicits consignments of COTTON, FLOUR, CORN. AC. if'"RBfo*.?Hon. 6. Bob?, Messrs Poster & Judd. v July 12 24 Im