I' Hill ?BBB
\ . |
[Correspondent.of the Chariest oh Oooritr.]
Wniblniloli Corrcitpondence.
W A ft Ml NO TON, Majr 5.
The President has fulfilled his promise to
enforce ike Ku Klux Act upon his reiurn from
lbs West. His proclamation anticipates the
artqniry into the condition of the South, by the
'.Joint conuniitoo, and preceeds even the inestiug
and organisation of that Comuiitteo. Perhaps
it is iuteniled as a promotion of kite Pros
uteri's purpose to execute the law with rigor,
whenever an ooceslnn shall offer. At any rate,
no one need doubt that, when the cacus belli
ahall occur tinder the Act, General Grant witl
exhaust all the military power and resource#
of the country in the execution of the Act.
Was tlie proclamation hastened by the re'
ported speech of General Sherman in Sew Orleans?
Somo affect to doubt lbs correctness
of that report of tlio speech which has reached
us. (supposing 11?o sentiments nitriuuied lo
' General Sliei uian to have been expressed by
'Mm. then the speech is a good sei.,otf against
' the barcWngu'e of hib brother, the Seuntor. It
'"cdOld hardly have boon uttered .as a bid orer
Grant for the next Presidency. Hdt General
Grant might so consider it, and therefore litis .
ten his preparations f>r Ilia expected contest.
Thai Geiferal Grant intends lo secure the
Kepuldicnu nomination for himself, (hero Is no
shadow of doubt, and he will Inks good care
1 that no one shall stand in his way. Any prominent
politician who may oppose hint will be
wheedled out of the ring.
The Democratie orgeu here lately exhibited
some sagacity in the conduct ef the opposition.
It would hardly do to accept all Governor
Morten's alligations, nud g<i before the country
upon the great issue ef tbe rct eal of Iteconst
root ion Acts, and repudiation of the National
debt, and paymanl for slaves emancipated
by the Lincoln Proclamation. ICven the
address of Democratic members of Congress did
not assume the right to present new issues.?
The Democratic platform must be left lo the
JDson-oratic Convention.
>iTliers is a growing disposition among Dom oo^atie
leaders lo uviid
the salection of men or the adoption of maun tires.
Thoy can find a platfarin broad and
frircrvg enough for all purposes in llie ductrins
?>f revenue reform, in economical expenditure,
?nd''i>n opposition to Executive assumption and
>to military cliques, without disturbing matter*
that are generally cons dared as settled.
'It will be quits a task for the Democratic parly
lokvep t lie Federal Uoverntnent within its con
atiiiiticnal limits, and restrain the present teudeneive
towards centralization.
Even aouie of ilia Tain many chiefs of New
'Yorkmow express a wish and purposa to go
into the next Presidential campaign with s
goed olisuce for succi's* instead of taking no
chiTrqai aa in 18l>L With a constitutional
.platform and a wise statesman as the nominee,
Jh%ywill win ut the next election. They even
talk of iioniiuaiing some such man as Senator
Vr\im4iull. of Illinois, of Justice Lrntiw, of the |
United States Supreme Court, who in all essential
matters are on the Democratic side.?
As to'inilitary men, they are played out. The
or^-ieton doe* not call for military aid
. to >ho Cabinet changs* wittoh arq J
talked i ' it ut.i) br certain litat tin President 1
will <1 treat that matter wttlt a view to his t.wti I
oViliitCa! tllii* lie will ntJKC CltatlJ?a <>i no I
- W? l,a I , " . I
cnaiigea. as ir.ay >te t v, to seonre ute
Te-election. As to '.lie 'lout well policy he
would change it Without, he* alien, if the popular
feeling was for delaying further payment
of the public leltl arid me fu 1 be re.Jiu'iion (
of taxation, lie baa talked of doing this, but
doss not seem ready to act, as yet. LEO.
. ..> a iuru.
j To the Editor of the Doily Union :
i In you'r-paper of tlio Oih instant under (lie
iieid-oi "Ku Klnx till ft( work," you published
an article signed "Seuex," which prtsuiuca
id tei luiih ih? particulars of what you style
*tH<?rrtble outrages in Spartanburg." nod
while wc deplore mid deprecate such sets of
ouirnge us fur as any one can, yet we desire
thut the truth shall he fully known.
l'ussiug down on the truin yesterday, we
fell in with young Mr. Jones, son of Dr. Joiich,
who owns the pluniaiioti whereon this deed
wuu com in i i led, hikI his statement wan that
this colored man hud been shot in the night by
some persons unknown, but us he said nothing
of :ho ' .shovel of hot coals put upon him,
We lake it for grnnted that this part of the
statement of "Seuex," is incurr ct. Mr.
Jones, also gave it us his opinion frnni what
lie considered to be good reasons, that the
difficulty originated from considerations of
personal revengo. and that politics had nothing
to do with it whatever.
Since October last." says "Senex," "no i
week has passed duiing which some outrage '
of the kind has uot been i erpetrated in this ,
county," having allusion to shooting and whip-- '
ping. Again lie says, ihe xhoutitig of thirty !
or lovty persona antl whipping of hundreds, I
. does not disturb the quiet serene of the Djuioa- I
racy in the least."
Now, Mr. Editor, who your correspondent |
"Senex" is wo iio not positively know, as you
re aware ot having declined to give his name,
when called on by one of us for that purpose,
nor do wc know where he nbiained the evidence
that led to these conclusions. On the :
other hand, wc arc citizens of Spar'anburg: |
we know iliul the assertions thai the occur- I
ronce of one case of this kind every week, the
shooting of thirty or forty, and the whipping j
*?f hundreds, is eo wildly exaggerated as to ,
make it entirely unworthy ofheliot.
The shooting of Anthony Johnson, a colored
man, near l'.icolet depot, who was killed ; and
of Dr. Wiosmith, who we are glad to ssy, a
rapnoti'ini/ omiul it ill A llio on I v Piitten of t Itia
'kind I hat come within our knowledge in Spar |
lanhuvg The cases of whipping may have ;
'been more common, probably ns many as one j
'dozen; but Senex iinys hundredi, nnd that i
means at least two hundred, nnd if he were '
'writing over his own proper signature, and if i
lie is a tcsponsihle man, then lie ought to be
require i to produce I he evidence upon which
these assertions were made. It luoks very
'much as if these announcements were made
for the accomplishment of parly purposes and
tint for the promotion of the general good.
The principal p ?rt',oti of she citizens nf Mpnrlanbtirg,
nearly all, we might say, are peccable,
quiet nnd law-abiding, and in this respect,
will compare with any people, and we cannot
Consent that they should thus lie under a
general charge ot lawlessness, because a few
tevil disposed men perpetrate acts of violence
to gratify personal revenge
O. CANNON,
v A. B. WOODRUFF.
May 9. 1871.
? 1^1 I MP
VsaSAiu.rs, May 12. ? The Government
batteries maintain, a terrific fire upon the rampnits
of Pari*.and the fortification* still Isold
by the insurgents.
Count j Treainrcr'n Dcftalca* 1
lldttt
During a recent visit to Columbia, wo were
enabled, through the kindness of AttorneyQeneral
Chamberlain, to ascertain some fuels
wilh regard lo (lie recent defalcation of E. M.
Rose, late Treasurer of I Ids Count jr. Tl?e
amount duo to the Slate is $12,040.81, which
includes $-2,700 collected from the Ohnrloite,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad Compnn^,
received bjr hitn through the express compnny,
hut for which no entry is made on the books.
The defalcation to the bounty is supposed to
be quite small, if it is anything at all, as we
are informed that as taxes wercbeing collected
Rase paid all "County orders" which were
(tfesented to him without regard to whether
lie had money in his hands belonging to I lie
County or not. In addition to tl is7 about
$'2,000 were found in the Treasurer's office
After liis departure.
In this connection, it in due the Stale Auditor
to state that,immediately on Ifeitrning of the
defalcation, and the probability of K se's presence
in Columbia, whither lie went after leaving
Yorkvillo, he took out w&rrah-B for Rose's
arrest and placed them in the hands of the
Slate constables and detectives, but no arrest
has yet been tnAde. Rumors are current to
tho effect that Ux)se ha* left the coilntry, and
is at prevent domiciled in Canada. So fhf as
we know, no reward has been offered fdr his
nrrcat. .?
The Attorney-General has. directed Solicitor
Brawley 'p commence suits againil the
bondsmen?Messrs. J. L. Wat,son. of York,
and W. E. Rose and James Windsor, of Columbia?at
the next tethl of the Circuit
Court.? VorkviUt Enquirtr.
The Chicago papers announce lhatthc grave
of Douglaa in that city ia to be sold for taxes.
It appears in a communication from tire city
collector to the council that en assessment of
If'2,2(X) for improvements hnd been made upob
the ground wherein reposes all that was mortal
of the I.illle fliant and ll?al 1 -
have given judgment, lie shall be compelled to
prooeed.
a
Death or Phoxinsnt Ma?oN.?The Hon.
Oilce M. Hillyer, thirty-third degreo active
member, and Grand Chancellor ofthe Supreme
Council for tho Southern jurisdiction of the
United Staire, died iu Natobet, Mississippi, a
few days since.
COMMERCIAL.
Ltvr.nrooT,, May 12.?Evening Coitoh
closed with a hardening tendency ? uplands
7| ; Orleans, 7J;sales of the week 12.000
hales; speculation nnd export 8.000; sales on
ship at New Orleans 7| ; Savannah or Char
lesion 7J ; slock afludL 429,000, of which
American is 240,000.
Nkw York. May 12?Noon?Flour and
wheat dull and heavy. Corn a shade firmer
Cotton firm?uplands 15} ; Orleans 16; sales
2,000 bales. Odd steady, at 11}.
7 1'. M.?Cotton steady ; sales f>, 186 bales?
inlands 16}; Orleans 16, Flour declining?
common to fair extra 6. GO?.
m ne '- -mil Miner,''
Afier thirfy years trial, is mii 11 receiving (he
most unqualified testimonials lo its virtues,
from persons of the Irghest chai acter end t es
ponsiluliiy. riiysicisne of the first rcsjrectahility,
recommend it as a most effectual preps
ration for the extinction of pain. It is nbt only
tlie best remedy ever known for 'Bruises,
Cuts, Burns. &c , but for Dyver.tary or Cholera.
or vny sort of bowel complaint, it is a rem.
edy unsurpa scd for efficiency mm rapidity ot
notion. In the great cities of India, nnd other
hot climates, it has become I lie Standard Medicine
for all such complaints, as well as for
Dyspep-in, Liver Compluinis, nnd other kindred
disorders. For Cough* and Colds, < "anker,
-'ethma, nn<l lUleumaircditficultics.it line
been proved by the most abundant and convincing
testimony, to he nu invaluable medicine.
Sold by all Druggist*.
Price 25 cts., 00 cts , and $1 per buttle.
May 4 11 1m
l'olsonolm Medicines.
The theory that the virus of disease can be
safely counteracted by doses of poison. Is false
and dungin-ous. Within the last twenty five
years, not lets than a score of virulent poisons
have hecu added to the repository of the medical
profession. Tliey are given in small doses,
otherwise they would destroy littrimmediatcly;
but even in minute quantities, they
produce, ultimately, very disastrous effects.
It is un-tise and tinphiluaophioil to employ, ns
remedies, powerlul and insidi -Us drugs, which
in subjugating one disease, saw tlie seeds of
another still more unmanageable None of
these terrible medicaments nner?io? m'uli ??
inucli directness nnd certainty upon tfie caused
of diset.sc ns Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, a
ionic and corrective, without a single delete"
riotis ingredient in its composition. Ar.-c'nic
nnd qtiiuia nr? given for intermit tents ; bromide
ot potassium for nervous disorders f
strychnine nnd prussic ncid for general dchili*
ty : mercury, in various forms, for liver corn*
plaint ; preparations of chloroform And opium
for sleeplessness; and yet these deadly drills
do not compare, as specifics for the -diseases
above enumerated, with that wholesome veget>hL
invitrnr.nl on.! "It", it-- -l.tl- .1
r> ?<c
all so pernicious I hat it is astonishing any physician
should Inks I lis responsibility of prescribing
lliera Let invalids, for their own
sake*, try the Hitlers before tliey resort to the
poisons: The relief tliey will experience from
a aoitrse df tfie harmless specific, will render ?
recourse l? toe unsafe preparations referred to
quite unnecessary.
May 4 11 1m
"Milne Out Fair Sun."
The Season has Opened auspiciously, and
'ts chief event, the introduction of "Ice Cola
Soda* Water" with pure FrhU Syrups! tfrorf
the Lapland Soda Fount; at the New Model
j Drugstore of IlkiMiTsii. April.20 4w.
The BICMNinff of the Age.
No more Sick Headache, no more Dyspepsia,
no more Indigestion, no more Files, no mort
Chills, no more Liver Complaint, no mort
Jaundice, no more Fain in the Rack, no mort
Kidney Disease, no more Costiveness, no mort
Heartburn. TUTT'S VKOBTADLE L1VKF
HILL ia a eertafoi guarantee against all thest
distressing complaints.
MARRIED.
On the evening of the 14th bv the !Uv. II.,
M. IIathrs, Mb. ALONZOTANNER, to MISS
SU.-'AN LOCK.MAN, nil of Bivingsville 8. C.'
On the 30th of April, bjr the Ksv. ff. F.'
Paiikrr, Mr T. M. DAVIS, to MISS LAmanda
smith.
*?JU_ __ . ,,_ ju , jj.arfe r
Notice. J?
MR. DONALD FLGMINO, hits been nppointed
Agent for clie Mou.hern Express
tjumpnny sir*. Air. J. 0 srris, lint resigned.
The Office is no a cated nl the store of
DONALD FLEMING
W. J. CROSSWELL,
Route Agent.
May 18 13 l?w. > '
?HSRIFF\S ALE,
For J uuo, 1871.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Fitr(facia? to
nis directed, 1 will sell before the Court
n.uat door, iu the town of Spartanburg, on
ilie first Monday in Juue next, the following
property, vis.
All ot Defendants right, title nnd interest
in 8U seres et luud, more or less, bounded
on the West side by the (1 r.en Hirer Road,
and on all other sides by lauds of lbs. d
Houth Carotins .Mauulsciuriug Company, Lev ](
icd on as the property of Wiiuam Westbrooks,
st the suit of S. Ifobo, ass.gnee. 1'
ALSO,
All ofDefendsnts right, title snd interest '
in 217 seres ef land, mors or less, bounded by
laodp of 9. W. Tucker, Jas,. L. A. Hill, 'lhos.
tones aWll others, levied on ss the property of
.Jerry Woflord, si lbs suit of William J. Win .
??
ALSO.
All of Defendant^ rigid, title nnd interest J
in 111 acres ef luud, mere or less, lying ou
Lawsons Fork Croak h.......i~.i k- i 1
U. llamuie t, J. Botuar & Co., levied ou an ilie
property of Matthew Lee, al ilie euii of 11. Bie- .
oliotf it Co.
A LSO,
All of Defendants right, tide nn<l interest
in one lot at l'ncolet ltepol, containing two ,
acres, tuere or lens, bounded by lands of the
S., & li., H. It , Company, Jus. Wood and otli- j
?rs, levied on as the property of lioluiMn- 1
Thompson and Matthew Lee, at the suit of II. 1
Diaciiul! A Co. '
Al.St),
AH of Defendants t ight, title atni interest In
23 acres of land, more or less, bounded by
f rmetly lands of H.mpson Bobo, land owned
by Jesse Ulanton, and Allen Sandcts, levied on '
as the property of William West brooks, al the ,
suit ot lleuj. \> ofTurd Suosossor. 1
ALSOP
All of Defendants right, title and interest in
1G7 acree of land, more or Iras, bounded by
lauds of 8. C. .Miller, W. T. Miller, C. A. Bar.,
ry nud Jas. Swiiser, levied on as the property
of W. C. Miller, at the suit of David tiwitzer,
adiniuistraioi'
Terms of tjnle?Caslt.
JOI1N DEWBERRY, S 8. C.
sheriff's Otboe, May 13, 1871?18 3t.
SUEBIFF'tt ttALlS, y ,
Of Ileal Entato.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Spartanburg?In JProOalfc
Alti P. Pearson and wife vs. Bonj T. Roebuck i
Yitmh Skin iter, iand others.
Petiti.n for Partition. .
BY virtue of an order from the Court of Fro
bate 10 me directed in ilia nbova cite. 1
will tell lit the laic residence of Htilly Roebuck
Deceased, on tbe lUtli day of June next; the
foil iwing described properly, being the Keel
Ekift'C of tntid deceased viz :
Lot No. 1, or Homestead Tract, adjoining
lauds of William Wright, D. Cliamliu and Joel
llaliox, (|
Containing 100 Acres, More or. less.
Lot No 2,'or Ihe Morgan Tractadjoining
lands of C. P. Woodruff, ti. Drutnmottd, C. jf
Woudiuff, and 01 burs, > (1
Containing 110 Acres* More or less.
Terms of sale?A feredit'of 12 monlhs with
interest from dale, except costs which must he
paid on day of sale. Purchasers to g'vo boiid
and gootl securfly'ntrd mortgage of lite pretni
see to secure the piiroltaeo inottoy and pay for
stamps and pa pa re. *
JOHN DEWBERRY, S. S. C.
May 15. 1871?13 it,
Hicliool Matters.
TK? r.iiiint v Unit lit nf Kfrimiiifra iln KurnK*
nppoiht Wednesday. Thursday and Kri.hiy, the
Seventh, eighth and ni th days at June next,'
for the exitiuiiiHiion of the teach.-rs of the
County. Applicants wi'.l meet us at 9 o'clock
A- M. ^ftcli,day411 tho Court House, and will
bring w'ritiftg materials " Applicants f?>r fiistgrade
coriiticatcs. will mem oh ' Wednesday!
fho?-e for Second-grade on Thursday, those tot
third grade on Friday. Teachers will please
return, at the examination, the ccrtificau s now
in their possession.
" Touchers trtto fnll In nttend the examination,
vfitliditt grfotf rtthl kirfflclent redsons, will not
t'eijsive'Certificates for the next Term of the
I'uhlic Schools.
By ortlor of the County Board of Examiners !
of Spartanburg V'onutv, S. C.
" ' 1 11. H . il El I). Clerk of Board. !
Commissioner's Office, May 1st, 1871.
Notice,
rpilR Con I met f.r repairing the Bridge at
J Hurricane Shoals will Its ^Jst "nut To the
lowest Bidder on Thursday, June )t>? 1A71 at
Hurricane Shoals, I liRt'oVn mission? rs reserving
ttie privilege, hs'rerjqlre'cl by law, to decline
any bid if the interests of the County require
it. W*: (ft AUSTELL,
| . Wm. K. Mmkb, v ' '
Couply Commissioners.
J Mfy 4 11 , 4t
' , Adniinlsimtorft NoUce.
rflHK undersigned herewith gives notice that.
^ on the 4th day of June,-1871,?he will
. make application for a final discharge as ad>
ministrutor of "Estate of It. B. Seay.
> All persons having legal claims against
* said Estate must present them on or before
' 23d inst., either to myself as Administrator, or
1 to my'Attorney, J. M. Elford, at Spartan^
burg. EL1A8 WALL. Admr.
? May 4 " 11 4?.
DONALD FLEMING.
IS JUST RECKIVING A FRESII SUPPLY
OF GROCERIES, * *
Consisting iu part of
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
TEAS,
RICK.
It A COX,
LARD. 4
JiAJIS,.
FLOUR,
SI'ICES,
SALT,
T/i n j
m CUilUV V/,
soaps:
BL UEISO,
CANDLES,
II GLASSES, iC.
ALSO IN
Hardware*
Trace Chains,
Breast Clinics,
Lock Chainfli
Plow Lines,
Grain Blades,
Grass Bind03,
Stint lies,
And n few ntore of tlioso splendid
MIT.Ts SAWS,
(land Saws,
Beef Haws, V
KeyLole Saws, and a great man/
ither articles.
Call and see for /oftrsalf, be has priced the
goods tr suit the times.
Ma/ 11 12 tf
SHERIFF'S SALE
Of Glioses in ActionHIE
STATli OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ipjirtauburg?In Probata Court.
P* nawla V\ W-ll -.1 ? ? ^ * -
~,, mi, numintpiraior 01 tuo fcstato
11. B Scay, deceased.
Petition to aell evidences of debt, appraised
doubtful or worthless. ,
BY" virtue of an order from the Court cf
Probate to me directed in the above case,
1 will pell befoie the Court House door, in the
own of Spartanburg, on the 23d day of May,
nstnul, all of the Notes, Accounts and Judgucntp,
belonging to the estate of said deceused,
tpptnised douhtlul or worthless.
Terms of Sale?Cash.
JOHN DEWBERRY, S. S. C.
Sheriff's Oflicc May od 1871.
May 11 12 2w
rflE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Spartanburg?In Probate Court.
\. W. Cutntnings, administrator, rs Rooieo
Iliclts, Votney llicks, et nl.
Petition far sale of Real Estate of Ilaswell
Hicks, deceased, to pay debts.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Romeo
Hicks, Volney Hicks, Wellington llicks,
l.couidas llicks, Junius Hicks. Theodore
^ 'oks. Leandcr Hicks, Drewry D. llicks, Mary
Ann Burnett, Margaret Ourrctt, Liney llicks,
Joseph ftllicks. Berry Clary, Richard Clary,
Ace t. la'ry, Will am Clary and Dolphu* Clary,
Jcfetidaius, reside beyond the limits of this
State. .1) is therefore
Ordered, 'I hat they do appear at a Court of
Probata to be holdeti at Spar'.anburg C. II . for
lb? County of Spartanburg, on the 2-.'d day of
Itltie, A. L': 1971, to show cause it'uuy they can
why tlie veal Csintii .tif itASvfrkli. Milks, deceased,
tfliouhS not bb sold, or tlieir conseiit
willbfe entered of record.'
Given ululor my hand and seal of office,
May 3, 187'..
11ENJ. WOFFORD, J. P. C.
May 11 ~ 6 Gw
BARBER SHOPT"
AX^lERT .JACKSON,
RESPECTFULLY nnnotincci! to'tfie citiiont
of Sfnktdnburg. And tlio' Aut-rburidnia
cottutry, tltat lie baa fitted up bin Shop, ttnd'ot
the Sparinn Office, where bed* roady to wail
on ?\l who give biin a call, with nearness and
des. Mich, and guarantees that they will b?
pleased. Give him a call.
May 4 ' 11 tf
A. 13. BI3ECO,
HAVING retuVned-'toOUr town, offers bit
service* as AVi efficient'fihd skill ''it 1 Tail
of; liaVing thoroughly posted hitnself in tIn
impnriotii nrl of economy of gobds, and tlx
improvements in cutting, does hot' hesitate ir
Krarriintiiig 'to oiv'o entire satisfaction', both it
cutting and making, has also supplied himself
w.tli sufficient force to till orders will
neatness mid dispatch. : '
Just received lutes: fashion*. Shop will bi
fouud under the Spartan Otlico.
THE STttTH OF SOUTH CA HOLING
COUNTY OF SPARTANBURG.
Martin PiHaoti and Kber Pinson Kxccutors
Ziunie Piusou' and Harriet Floyd Defendant*.
Petition for Final settlement.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Zinnii
Pinson. and Harriet Floyd Defendants it
this case reside beyond the limits of this State
It is therefore ordered that they do appear a
a Court of Probate to be liohlert for'lho Conn
ty of Spartanburg at Spnrtauburg Court Hons
on the 22nd day of May A D., 1871, to shot
1/m.ao <?! / iurj V"?? vfiiy n, Ilili)! BCIIiemcll
mill decree, of Proftale'.l iidge in Estate of-lea
see I'inson (Sr.,) licensed should not be nuiib
or their consent to tlie same will bo entered o
Record'.
Given under my hand and Sea! oflies.
HKNJ. WOFFORP, J, P. C.
April 5th 1871-8 6w. . . v
Administrator's Notice.
TT^HE undersigned gives notice that he wil
h ninke application to the Probate Judge o
Spartanburg Cotiniy on the 27th day ot Mnj
A. 1). ISJl./cr a final discharge as ndmiuis
trator of Mfate of Harlan llugliey. dee'd.
t liA.vliLTON HISHOP, AUuimisire'.of.
"Apfil II, 1871. 10 4vt
- Tax IN otic?.
/"iN and after the first day of May, 20 pc
cent will he added up tplhe 10th da
of June, after that lime. & per cent more wi
be added, and the books closed."' I shall the
commence to collect by distraint. I hope :t
persons will avail t he'm'rifelves of this notioe, an
pay up to save additional' cost.
.. ? J. Pwl'. CAMP,
i? County Treasurer.
May 11 12 ow
/
MASSIE &, SMITH,
AUE IN RECEIPT OF THEIR
Spring nutl Summer Stock,
COMPRISING t\ general assortment of
dry goods,
ready made clothing,
ladies and gents hats.
roots and shoes. crockery.
glassware, hardware,
-? GROCERIES, &o., &o ,
All ?ryriilcli Have llofn llonvhl
a< i>owf?i miirHfi Kntei
and will he Hold ?t Prices
to Suit the Times.
t ' ' 1
A CALL FROM THEIR FRIENDS, AS'D
THE rUBLfC GENERALLY, IS
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
May 4 11 If
CLOTHING.
DHILDS & WILEY.
?DEALERS INCLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
THE CELEBRATEDSTAR SHIRT,
P. P. D. UNDER WEAR,
*, Boy's
From <4 t OO to giib.OO.
[Men's Suits
$7 $10 $12 $14 $16 $18 up lo $10.
Good Business Suits
For Ijtl^ t mid ^418.
SEND YOUR MEASURE FOR SUITS,
LENGTH OF LEG INSIDE. AROUND THE
WAIST, AROUND THE BREAST AND WE
WILL SEND A SUIT TO FIT, PER EXPRESS,
C. 0. D.
L. D. Ciiilds, John S. Wilkt.
April 20 0 2:n
NEW GOODS.
POSTER & JUDD,
HAVE RECEIVED THEIR
Spring and Summer Goods,
vYi?<1 liivitctholr Frioii<li?iJto
Call xuiri Examlu their
Stoclc.
T1IEY HAVE A GREAT VARIETY OF
LADIES'DRESS GOODS,
OF nl the fn^lionoble Si vies, a largo slock
of Prints,
Percales,
Ginghams,
Muslins,
Fine Inco Collars,
Thread luces,
?Jgi.ngs,
Kid Gloves,
Ladic's Hals,
' Parasols', Ac.,
House Keeping Go?ds, Ladtei* and Gentlemen's
Boots, aud Ladies Balmorals, Chidreu'a
Shoes,
Goutlonioii'ii ClotliiiJJt.
A full Assortment of Hardware.
' H?*M Sugnrtt, CuflVc and Tea.
'they have a full assortnient, and as they
! buy all their goods with Cash, they are euI
ableu to selTut
i xiOW Prioos.
Prints, v,tslins and nil Dresi^Oooda are
very cheap'.,is Spring.
Spor'nr burg April 18/1871.
April 20 9 Ctt. .
i
; i?w mmmm
?A N D?
SUMMER GOODS.
!BLAKE & CANNON
A HE now receiving. nnd will continue to
receive through the sensun, from New
, York, Itilhilnore r.ud Charleston, a well assorted
slock of '
Gencrnl 3Icrcltondlso,
Embrnclng
I DRY aOOTJS,
i r ?liDSSEES,
' II ^V. It D AV ARE,
! ?!L&7iQi9??
' BOOTSarul SHOES,
f
anil a great Tariely of
NOTIONS,
Our Cusloircs nre not only pleaicd wifh
our style* and assortment of Goods, but at the
'J. van* low PBICks at wliicli tlicy arc going.
!f COME AXD SEE.
WM. K. liLAKK, WM. C. CANNON.
| April 27 10 if
Notice,
ALL persons Indebted In m? will do well lo
call and settle ilieir accounts immediately
y as 1 must have money.
J| B oots and Hh ocs ,
d made neatly, promptly and with the best ma
terial, at the Shop of
M. aWlNN
on Jail Si reel.
May 4 11 gt
i.m*. EJLF O ZlDi
TJltlAJL JUSTICE.
SpartUubnri C. II., 9* C.
f ?n^-1?
Office ov?r Bobo ft Car liiles' Law OfficeMarch
16 4 J 6m
. MILLS DJEAJY, ,
.* . (01<" SOUTH CAROLINA.)
Attomoy nud Couuacl^oi'
T .nw
Wn?liln?loi? City.
Prompt attention' given to nil Legal Business.
Claims against Uovet nmeut a specialty.
Post Office Box 420.
March 30 6 . 1 j
DUNCAN &, CLEVELAND,
ttTfamiasva AT IL&W,
Practice in >lie Courts of South Carolina
ron counties of 4b^
Spartanburg, Greenville. Anderson IWwoni
, Cliestcr Union,' York nnd Laurens.
david n. duncan, 1 Sl'artanduro,
joiin d. cleveland, j So. Ca.
Jan 12 ' * tt- - I ? -'a' si .If
A, B. MULLlG'AN,
COTTON FACTOR,
CHARLESTON S t '
JOHN B^ ARCHER.
IS MY AGENT AT SPARTANBURG. AND
WILL ADVANCE MONEY OR COTTON
SHIPPED TO ME.
Dec 8- 43 * , Central
Hotel,
plain street. 1 1 2 t\lyck3 west of maiu,
O'oliiiiilsin, IS, C.
J&afe $2,00 ftdf- cfay.
D. 1*. CL.lfTOiV, Proprietor.
Jan 19 43. .. ' If
Fire insurance. ' .
LIVERPOOL, LONOoiTi^d GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY
with n capital of over (*J2O,()O(),0()0
and other security lo more tlur.nten times that
amount, they offer the very best assurance la
the Policy holders
The undersigned is Agent of the abovo first
chits Fire Insurance &>'m/'<frty, and enn he found
at all hours at his office nt the Book' Store.
110BT. lSKYCE Agent,
Spartanburg S. C.
Feb 16 62 . , 6m ,
THE BOOK STORE."
ROBKUT B&YCE,
(FORMERLY Oh COLUMBIA.)
WOULD informs his friends and customtors,
and the public gencrnlly, that he
continues to receive frequent and regular supplies
of
BOOKS AKD ARTICLES
in that line, and whilst he does net neglect to
keep a full supply of School and Clussical
33 O o Tr ?
Blank Books, of all kiuds, and oilier STATION
KllY and essentials for I he School, iho
I Family and (he Store or Office. He is greatly
enlarging his supply of Huligious, Moral aud
MisCClluheotis reading.
FANCY ARTICLES, ...
I and nrlicles of general use, among which will
be found Fori Folios; Port Monies, Albums,
of all sizes, Drawing Taper, Bristol Boards,
&.C., Ac.
In facf II. 11. designs to make the HOOK.
STOUli the medium fop supplying the publie
witli every thing i hut is expected to be
found in :ito best. Book Stores in our larger
cities. And When he happens to be out of
any Ilook or Article wanted, he will order it
immediately, so that no ens need go beyond
his store to be fully supplitd. '
lie has still on hand iho balance of a Library
of valuable Books, that although seconhand,
are, many of them, us good us new and
sold .remarkably low.
PcsMes lite llymn Books and other anthord
ized pdblidhtions, of tlie different denominations,
which htt keeps constantly on hand ho
will take pleasure in assisting any of ihc Sub*
batli Schools of tlio diffcrcut churches, in procuring
such books us they may need at publisher's
prices.
He also nets ns Agent for r 11 Newspapers
nod l'eriodiculs. and has consinntly on the
counter most of the popular papers and pnmphlc
s. to be sold in single numbers.
March 2 2 ' if
Ijilo InRurance*
POLICY IIOLOF/iS^I.IFF AXI) TOXTINE
ASSUHAXCE COAIPAXY
OF 77/E SOUTH.
ir|inr< eiiuscrttier is Agent for the sbovo
| Purely Mutual" Company, and feels
confident I hut in securing Policies in it, lie is
not only ruiaiiiing the lunds in our own State,
whore I hey can be invested on the moat advantageous
terms, lint is affording I ho Assured
an opportunity of sharing equally with others
whatever profitsmay he realized. "There are
no stockholders to absorb any portion" as is
the case in most other companies.
The well known high character and business
qualifications of all the officers an.' directors in
the above named company, and who ate all
rtaidenta in the South, is the very best guarantee
for. the safety of the funds. The'proflts
alrendy realized in the short period of its
operations lolly justify the high expectations
of * '# most sanguine friends.
Persons visiting their lives insured on tl.a
improved mode adopted by litis company, can
accomplish ilicir purpose by calling at the
BOOKsTOUE in Spartanburg.
ROBERT jpRYCE, Agent.
April 6 * ' t' 4in
l\ew Pirm^. ^
rpiIE unders gned I'mripg opened p. General
I Mercantile Hu*\ne?t, two doors E. of lbs
CT H... respectfully,-fnvito their friends and
t)te public genera !y, to give litem a call, as
, tney are determined to SELL G(H)1>S CHEAP
FOR CASH nml nil kinds of produce taken
" in exchange at the hi<j\etl market jtrteee.
a-We are constantly receiving frith tup*
Iplitt, direct from New York. ~t
ALLE!V A BfKP.
April 27 10 flw