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i m ?ggggg= i i -i Drug*, Paints, Oils, &o. "T\BAN A OOOrXJION hare received a fresh ?J invoice <* Fr?h MEDICINES. DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, &v.t to whioli they invite the attention of the public and physician* also, PERFUMERY, Toilet Artiolee, Brushes, Soepe, pnd almoet every article usually kept in a general Drag Store. * Leo, Freeh Raisins, Figs, Candies, Sogers, Chewing ind Smoking Tobacco, &e. N. B. Borniog Fluid kept oonatautly on hand. .. July 2 1?__ tf_ Notice. Notice* ^THIE SUBSCRIBERS, intending to go North JL ehortly, in order to lay in n larger and more Complete neeortmeut of FANCY AND DOMESTIC GOODS, ask permission to call attention to their preson* stock of uenerai Merchandizing Goods, which they now Have oil TTnn <i, nod positively offer to disposo ol them at NEW YORK COST PRICES Ann Carriage. The Citixens of SPARTANBURG AND DISTRICT will Do Well to Call, aa we intern! to make good oar promise. LOUIS & MARK, July 3 19 tf Brick Range, No 3. IN EQUITY?Spartanburg. Robt. A. Waldrip and wife and others, vs. Ivy k R. Casey. Bill for Partition, &c. IN obedienco to an order of tho Court of Equity, made in this case, at Juno term last, I will expose to sele, nt public outcry, on tho premises, on the FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, all the TRACTS ol LAND referred to in the pleadings, designated by plats accompanying tho Commissioner's Return, and numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, on n credit of ono and two years, with interest from day of aale. Costs of this case must be paid in cosh, nt the vi sate, numuiy, oy uic purouwrri. Possession of so mucli of the land as is being cultivated in corn, to be delivered to the purchasers on the first day of .January next. Purchasers will be required to give bond, with approved sureties, to secure the purchase money, nd psy for papers. TIIOS. O. P. VERNON, c. a a. n. Corn's. Office, Juno 30, 1857 Jy 2 19 5t IN EQUITY?Spartanburg. I/OOOard I huttings and Wife, vs. N.-inoy Cole, J. A. Fowler snd Wile, nnd others. Bill for Partition of Real Estate. BY virtue of n decretal order mndc in this case, at Chambers, I will expose to sale, nt public outcrv, ?t Spartanburg Court House, on SALESDA f IN AUGUST NEXT, tlio TRACT OF LAND in this ease, represented by a plat executed by Win. C. Camp, on the '23d May last. Said tract contains two hundred nnd one aerea, in ?ro or less, and is bnunded hy the Enorec River on one side, and on tho other by lands of Allen, 8iinps<>n Dr. intnond. and Titos. Gain. This tract of land is to be sold on a credit ol one year, wiili interest from day of sale, except the cost of these proceedings, which inuot be paid on day of sale. Purchasers will bo required to accurc the purchase money by giving bond with two good and approved sureties, and pay for papers. TIIOS. (). P. VERNON, c. x. a. d. Comr's. Office, dune 30, 1857. July 2 19 4t Finlicr A lleinitsli sell SPERM. LINSEED. AND TANNERS'<>11. Fixher A llciiiitsli sell NO. t WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY. Vi.2s. *- - uncf w IIMI M'll NOS. 1 and 2 COPAL VARNISH. ?01' CAN'T CO ASTRAY IF y?u c" lo FISHER t MEINITHI I, op(. osile the Court House, fur BATHING SPONOK, TOILET ARTICLES, Kmc French Perfumery, Flesh Brushes, 11 air Brushes, Inkermuiiu Towels, Bachelor's Hair Pye; "Wwd's flair Rest -rative'' i? not a Dye, hut restarts gi?y liair to its natural life like color. For sale by FISHER & 11 El NITS 11, June 25 18 tf Phm moeeutists. The Far Famed and I'opular MARYLAND LOTTERIES. Poll JITXjY, 1887. K. FRANCE & CO., Malingers. ALL PRIZE*SCHEME. GRAND CONSOI.IDATKD GOTTCRT OF MAKT1.AND. OLASS la To be drawn SATURDAY, JULY 25th, iu Rnkimore, Maryland, Drawings conducted under the superintendence of the Stale Lottery Commissioner. ALL PRIZE SCFIEME. fry Each and every Ticket ia thin Lottery TViLL BE A PRIZE, fur all those Tickets without a drawn number are each entitled to Five Dvllars gross! ! 78 Numbers?12 Drawn Ballot/?. 1 $62,620 $62,620 2 12,500 25,000 2 10,000 20,000 2 8,000 1?,000 2 6,000 12,000 5 5,000 25,000 10 2,600 26,000 186 400 78,400 66 200 13,200 66 100 6,600 66 80 5,940 h 66 60 3,860 4,092 40 163,680 25,710 20 514,800 i 45,760 5 228,800 I 76,076 prises, amounting to $1,202,000 Wholes $20; Halves 810: Omr 41. sm . -? ?" I ? ? ??J Certificate of Package ol 26 Whole*, cost $256 50 Do do 20 Halve* " 128 25 Do do 26 Quarters, " 64 12 Do do 26 Kiglitha, " 32 06 HAVANA^PLAN. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OP MD. EXTRA CLASS 7. To be drawu in Baltimore, Maryland, Friday, July 31 at, 1857. SPLENDIlJ SCHEME. Capital Prise*. Appro*. Prise*. 1 prise of $32,660 4 of $400 1 ? 10,000 4 of 300 1 ' 5.000 4 of 250 1 :: i;?g| 8o? ! - 5551 ?<* *> ! ? 5551 8 ?< 100 2 prise* of 2,000 8 of 90 2 M 1,750 8 of 80 2 " 1,500 8 of 70 2 " 1,250 8 of 60 20 " 750 80 of 50 20 u 600 80 of 40 I 40 " 400 160 of 30 1 103 " 300 412 ol 20 1,000 prise*, amounting to $183,600 Whole Ticket* $10; Halve* $5; Quarter* $2,50. Qy"Please address all orders for Ticket* in tho above Magnificent Schemes, to T. H. HUBBARD A CO., 1 No. 39 Fayette-st., or Bo* No. 40, July 2 19 tf Baltimore, Maryland. FIslK'r A ncll 1 PURK WHITR LRAD. Flihfr A flcinltftft M>1f I RAT AND MICK ANNfHILATOR. THEY HAVE COME AND CONE!!! THK ELEPHANT, with h? trunk before, bringing a boat bf evils in hi* train, draining the last dime from many a poor Dtirkie, and like the Locus la of Egypt, destroying everything in ita march; also theUomet, with ita enormous tail flashing in thb moonbeams, made an oVil and a corse by the influenoe of false prophets, filling our nsylums with the deluded fools, who have no faith in God;?have come and gone. Bt>t now the wheat harvest has come, and u oonntifhl yield is the result. The (nrmer exults ns he swings the cradle amid the golden grain, and his heart ieglitd. And we wish them to remember, We have a glorious Crop of G00D8, A RICH VARIETY, whioh wo wish to distribute among the people at small profits. CALL AN1' SOW YOUR MONEY WITH US. It will yield a rich harvest. BENN KIT & GOSS. July 8 19 tf A CARD. THE subscriltcr desires a situation, as PRINCIPAL, in some Institution of Ix??rning, either Male or Female. He can (uruisli satisfactory references if so required. 1 'lease address the undersigned, staling salary and looutien. CHAS. C. RKCHTLKH, Ruthvrfordtoii, N. C. June 25 18 Gt WATCH AND JEWELRY" ESTABLISHMENT. SiGLp. 'TMIK SUBSCRIBERS (late of Rutherford ton N. C.) would JiV .'Jot* respectfully in term the Citizens of Spartanburg, Dist., that they have located themselves in the Village of Spartanburg, S. C-, where they will be pleased to receive anykind of Work in their lineol business. Watches, Clocks, and Jowolry, repaired in the most approved manner. They will lt1a<\ 1*1 annfiicturc Fine Jewelry* of every description, out of the very bent innlerinl. Gold nnd Silver I>?ver, Anolior, Lepinc WATCHES AND JEWELRY for sale. Watches rop.iired and aold warranted. Prices reasonable?Hut CASH. Our Store is in new Brick Range, on Church Street, opposite Palmetto House. Juno 25 18 U C. HECHTLKR A SON. Election Notice for Ordinary. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Spartanuoro District. Office Court of General Sessions and Common Plena I J. B. TOLLKSON, Clerk of said Court, in a pursuance of the directions of the Act of the legislature, in suoh case made und provided, do hereby give public notice, thut an ELECTION FOR ORDINARY, for Spartanburg District, will be held on MONDAY, the TENTH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, at the usual places of Election throughout the said district. Witness my hand, at Spartanburg Court House, ill's 22d dny of June, 1857. J. B. TOLLKSON, Clerk. June 25 18 7 LOOK OUT, LAND BUYERS! I WILL sell,at Spartanburg C. II.,on SALESDA YIN AUGUST NEXT, to the highest bidder, FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES OK LA NI), ten miles north ot the Court House, on the Poor's Ford Iload. One hundred acres ill a high state of cultivation, two hundred acres of the best upland in the country, (well tun bered,) and forty acres in old field. On the premises is a comfortable Dwelling House, (with other houses.! I'hslltv of water on lli.> mi... hind I hi on Richland Creek. The land can be bought at private sale, bclore (bo day of sale, d any (H.-I-8 m wislun to buy. I can be found on the promises at any time to allow the laud, n* I am determined to noil. L. BL'RNKTT. Juno 25 IS Ct LOOK TO Y01JR OWN INTEREST. fBlO THE PEOPLE OF SPARTANBURG. fl I oSer fur your aoeeptaite* OTIS' PATBNT INSULATED LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR, the only wife protection against Klcclrieity, as de montrtrntiil by ecienoc and ex|?enenee. If the testimony of such men as K. T. Brumby, of the South Carolina College; Proles* a- Dul're, of NVofford College; Pro'. Lniinis, of Macon College; is of any avail, I have them. Il it is requisite to produce in tanoes of the failure ol roils enlli dj Stratt I'alrnl, 1 can refer you to over thirty in South Carolina within four years; and (or one instance oT failure ol Otis' Hod w ill pay any price any person has a mind to ask. With this statement, which 1 am willing to make good, I solicit the patronage of the public. I shall have a wagon running through Spartanburg this summer, so those wanting wife K hJs can gi t them. A. W. Ci RREN1 N. B.?IJcivare of the ro?ls passing through glass rings sold as Otis' patent. June 25 _ tf LARGEST SOUTHERN M Mixsvf&Ti'imy. GCTl.D MEDAL PKRMIUM PIANO FORTES*. \\7"M. KM ARK CONTINUES the Manufac v T tuie an.l Sale of GRAND and SQL1 ARK PIANO FORTES, under the name of WM. KNABE &CO., At the old stand, N<w. 1,3, 5, and 7 NORTH EUTAW street, opposite the Kulaiv House, and at the new Sales Room, No. 207 Market street, Baltimore, Md. The Subscriber m st respect'ully begs leave to present to the Ladies and Gentlemen of tbe South his sincere acknowledgments tor the very liberal patronage they have so uniformly extended to In* establishment, and desir s at the same time to as sure them that, .stimulated hy their constantly in creasing patronage during past yea's, lie has spared neither trouble nor exnen-e to perfect, nr tar o was possible, the "Piano Forte," so na to insure a continuance of the custom of persons of cultivation an?l refinement. In addition to the commendation of the Aiost eminent pianists of the country, he would add, that at every "Fair" at which his instruments were on exhibition, they have uniformly been awarded the highest honors of the several Institutes. Being extensively engaged in the Manufacture of Pianos, and employing over ono hundred of the m-wt competent journeymen, I am prepared to sell, either Wholesale or detail, on the most accommodating terms. WHOLESALE DEALERS will therefore find it to their advantage to give me a cull before buying elsewhere. All Pianos bo It nt iny factory have full Iron Frames, being so constructed as to secure great ad ditiottal strength, without atTecting the tone, and will therefore stand in any climate. Every instrument of my manufacture is guaranteed lor five years, and when intended to (ill distnnt orders, the greatest possible care is taken to insure the selection of a Piano calculated in tone, touch, power and mechanical liuish, to please the most fastidious.* In addition to which, a privilege of exchange is granted nt any time within six months from the day of salo, should the instrument not give entire satisfaction. June 25 18 6m ICE CREAM SALOON. ICR CRKAM i ICE LEMONADE, GINGER TOP, SPRUCE BEER, CONFECTIONERY, Ac., can always bo had at J. MILLER'S Confectionery, opposite Palmetto House, Main Slroet^Sparlanburir. Juno 18 17 tf I UBIN'S EXTRACTS: best COLOGNE; U Toilet and Fancy SOAPS. For ante by dune 11 Ifi tf TOLLB6QN A WINGO. 25 per Cent. Deduction. SECOND ARRIVAL SPRING GOODS. 1 OOD French MUSLINS, just received, nt 12J cents? worth 20; Fine Printed J A CO NETS, nt 25?worth 37; Beautiful small Dotted MUSLINS; Striped, Fluid, Swiss, nnd Nainsook, Ferv cheap; by TOLLKSON A WINQO. funs II 16 tf BONNETS!! BONNETS!!! TITHITK Silk, Neapolitan nnd Plain Straw ? v BONNETS, leghorn and Straw lists, for Misses and Infants. For sale by TOLLKSON A WINGO. Jnns If 1 e tf Fi*|i4>r At. !l??tnit?h *??ll HKNkY'H superior magnesia. Fliher A lleiaiBIt noil SUPERIOR LIME JUICE In Equity?Commissioner's Sale. Mary Cleveland, and 'others, va. J. B. Cleveland, and olheru. Bill for Partition. IN puraunnoe of an order made at the Inst term of the Court of Equity for 53 pm tanburg District, I will espoaa to PUBLIC SALE, at Spartanburg C. II., on SALES DAY IN AUGUST NEXT, all the residue of the Reol Estate of JESSE CLEVELAND, deceased, lying in the Villugeand District, and in separate lots, as represented by plats filed and marked Nos. I, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10. 11. 12. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20,21,22,23, and 24. Lot No. 1 contains 1 66100 acres, and ia bounded by North and Edward's Streets. No. 2 containv 3 36-100 acres, frotlts North Street and Howard Gap road. No. 3, 87-100 acres, interjacent between North streets and Howard Gap road, and is fronted by Female College street. No. 4 embraces 3 40-100 acres, dud is bounded by Female College street on otte side and North street on the other. No. 5 has 3 80-100 acres, and is bounded in the satile thanheK Nue. 6,7,8, and 9 contain,respectively, 3 73-100; 3 42-100; 5 48-100; and 9 52-100 acres; bounded by North street on one side. No. 10 contains 16 acres, with the Howard Gap road on one entire side, and extends to the oue-inilc post. On the opposite aide of said lot is situated a new street, thus securing un easy access from different directions. No. 11 has 21 acres, nnd bounded by same streets. No. 12 is a beautiful lot of 14 acres, well watered by the Cbinquvpin branch, with its front line resting on the Howard Gup road. No. 13 contains 14 acres, with the same open boundary on one side, and is thoroughly watered by tributaries of the snn.e stream. No. 14 has 22 acres, nnd is bounded in the same way in front, with a large supply of running water stretching across its full breadth. No. 15 embraces 1 1-12 acres, nnd is bounded by Church, North, and Cleveland streets. No. 16 is a lot of 1 1-16 acres, with the tame boundaries. No. 17 lies between the junction of Church nnd North streets, nnd contains 1 30-100 acres. No. 18 is bounded on three sides by Cleveland, Colb go, nnd Church streets, nnd embraces 3 87-100 acres. No. 19 has 2 79 100 acres, and Is bounded by the two first mentioned streets on two sides, and a new street, (name not given.) No. 20 is n square lot of 1 87-100 seres, with the nme ooanaartea. No. 21 has 5 50-100 acres, with u street of thirty feet on one side and College Street on the other. No. 22 contains 4 25-100 acres, and ia bounded same as No. 21. No 23 embraces 3 60-100 acres, and is torrounded by College Street on two aides, thus presenting a succession of fronts for improvement. No. 24 contains 44 acres, and is situAtrd on College Street, in full view of YVolFord College. These lands are valuable for building or other purposes, and afford nil opportunity for investing money profitably unequalled by any that has occurred in the history of our village. Many of the lots, as will appear from an examination of the plata, are situated in the immediate vicinity of the Woflbrd College, and are hrautifully adapted for improvement, as well as desirable because of their proximity to said institution. To strangers and others wishing to buy lota no stronger inducements have ever been ofiVred. The lands thus represented by the plats aloresaid, will be sold on n credit ol one and two years, with interest from day of sale, xcepting so much as will pay costs of proceedings, which must be paid in cash. Purchasers will be required to give bond, with two approved sureties, to secure the purchase money, and also pay for paper*. TIIOS. O. 1*. VKRNON, c. k. s. d. Cum Vs. Office, dune 22. 1857. J tine 25 18 Ct BOOKS ! BOOKS! BOOKS! r I'M 1K SU IbSt'Ul r.lili, having purchased the 1- STOCK ?f William Walker, A. 8. II., and intending to make Spartanburg Ins permanent home, la gs leave respectfully to inform his numc rous friends, nud the public generally, that he ptirjH??eH to devote all his energies to the proseculiotl ol this impoitant branch of businc**, and hopes, b\ prompt attention to the duties of his vocation, to merit tho patronage of tin* community, lie has now on hand a good assortment of S C II OOL and misci:i.hm:ois hooks, witli a large amount of choice STATIONERY, all of which lie <>ff.-rs on the most advantageous terms. lie propose*, also, to consummate arrangements will) NORTH ERN HOUSES, as to keep Ins Stock CONSTANTLY REPLENISHED with the latest editions of |x>pulur nit I USEFUL WORKS. ;ts the wants of this market may demand. Jane IS 17 tl A. W. WALKER. GLENN SPRINGS T,IK UNDERSIGNED has taken t the HOTEL at this deservedly popu1! 1 :an lar WATERING PLACE, and is JSSStStSL now ready to receive Visitors. Every dt partmetit of this establishment is in good order and handsomely and extensively tarnished. Travellers may reach the Springs in one day from Columbia, hy way of the Spartanburg and Union Railroad, at the terminus of which the Messrs. Harvey have large a rsd comfortable Stages in readiness on the arrival of the Cars. It is also accessible by way of l^anrcnsand Greenville, where hacks can he obtained. Alloys, Billiard Tables, &c., are all in good repair. RATES OF UOARtHNO ; Transient Boarders !3>l.50 Weekly " Htut Monthly " 25.00 THOMAS STEEN. June 11 16 5w The Only True German Vegetable Horse POWDER. r|"MIE extraordinary virtues of the celebrated 1 GERMAN HORSE POWDER are attested to by thousands who have used it. It is composed of vcgetnblo Roots and Herbs, and is highly recommended for the euro and prevention of all those diseases to which that animal, the HORSE, is subject: ns Disteniber, Hide bound, Drows ness, I/oss of Appetite, Inward Sprains, Yellow Water, Fatigue from hard exercise or Work, Inflammation | of the Eyes, Debility, Wasting of Flesh, Ac. It 1 carries off all gross humors, prevents Horses from becoming stiff or foundered, purities and cools the blood, and improves their general condition. Directions.?To a foundered or diseased Horse : give a soup-spoonlu1 of (ho Powder twice a day, I in a little bran or ground oat*. For yeHow water, I and in all oases where much heat abounds, Horses should bo bled; and to prevent diseases while using thorn, given spoonful occasionally during (he week. For sale by FISHER & HKINITSII, Pharmncciiii.it* and Chemists. Fluid llttriH't of Frgot, APHARM ACRUTICAE preparation possessing the active properties of the ERGOT, in u forin lor convenience ol administration, reliable for action, and free from the property of undergoing J change by keeping. This is a desirable preparation for the physician. The smallnets of dose, and certainly of action, are merits of vast importance in a medicine of this character. Also, Fluid Ext. of Ale*. Senna. Comp. Fluid Ext. of Buchu. Comp. Fluid Kst. of Snrsaparilla. For sale by FISHER & IlKirf ITBII. June 25 18 tf Pharmaceutics. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY." r#"MIE Subscriber has established a new CAR1 RIAGE MANUFACTORY in Spartanburg, South side of Main street, below the Court House, where he is prepared to execute promptly, neatly, and cheaply, all work in his line. New Work made to order, and old repaired at the shortest notioe. J. W. KERR. May 21 13 ly BRASS, Steel and Whalebone Hoop and Skel ton SKIRTS. For sale bv .lune II lb tf TOEEESOS A WINGO "M i i_uL Oil ? SWAN & GO'S. LOTTERIES. The most Brilliant Scheme EVER DRAWN. CAPITAL PBIZE $ 60.00011! TICKETS O.TEV ?IO. Owing to the great Invur with which our Single Number lotteries bavo been received by the public, and the large dem.-in I for Tickets, the Managers, S. SVV AN & Co., will liure u drnwii g each Saturday throughout the year. The following Scheme will be drawn in each of their lotteries for July, 1837. BXA.S3 4?, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1857. B^A33 <14, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, JULY 11th, 1897. 0XA33 <1$, To be drawn in tho City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1857, B5LA33 48, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, iu public, on SATURDAY, JULY 85th, 1857. Ou fbc Plau of Single Number*. Three Thousand Three Hundred and Thirty F izes! Nearly one Prize to overy Nine Tickets. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! TO HE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN JULY! 1 Prize of ... . $00,000 I 1 Prize of. . . $1,000 1 " 20,000 I 1 " 1,000 1 10,000 1 1 44 1,000 1 44 5,000 I 7 Prizes 500 1 5,000 | 45 14 300 1 44 2,500 I 100 44 100 1 44 2,500 | 100 44 50 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes of $200 Ap'r. to $00,000 p. nre $800 4 44 175 np. to 20,000 p. 44 700 4 44 100 nn t<? lO inin r, o? -ton 8 " 80 ap. to 5,000 p. " 640 8 " 50 ap. to 2,500 p. " 400 12 " 30 ap. to 1,000 p. " 360 28 " 25 np. to 500 p. " 700 3,000 p. 20 aro 00,000 3,S20 Prizes amountine lo $204,000 Whole Ticket* $10, llalres $5; Quarters $2.50. PLAN OF TUB IATTTBRY.?Tlio Number* from 1 to 30,000, corresponding with tho?e Number* on the Ticket*, printed on separate slips of pnper, aro encircled with small tin tubes and placed in one Wheel. The firat 262 Prizes, similarly printed and encireled, ure pi a. ed iii another wheel. The wheels at * then reroltred, and a number i* drawn front the wheel of Numliera, nnd at the same tunc a Pr.se is drawn from the other wheel. The Number a.td Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and registered by the Commissioners, the Prize being placed ngunist the Number drawn. This ojieration i* repeated until all the Prim* arc drawn out. Approximation Prim*.?The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first 17 l'rixe* will he entitled to the 68 Approximation l'rizi-s. For example: if Ticket No. 11250 drawn the $60,000 l'rixe, those TckeU numbered 11248, 11242, 11251, 11252, will each be entitled to $225. If Ticket No. 550 draw* the $20,000 l'r ze, those Tickets numbered 548, 542, 551, 552, will each he entitled to $200, and to on according to the ubore scheme. The 3,000 Prizes of $20 dollars will be determined by the last fignreof the Numticr that draws the $60,000 Prize. For example, if the Nstnber drawing the $60,000 Prize ends with No. I, then all the Tickets where the number ends in 1. will ho entitled to $20. If iho Number ends with No. 2, then all the Ticket* where the Number ends in 2 will be entitled to $20, and n on to 0. Certificates of Packages will L-vsold at the following rates, which is the risk) i Certificate of Package of 10 Wlu/fe Ticket*, $80 ?? XI II,.11 --- - ..... ?tw " *' 10 Quarter 44 SO 44 44 in K(.lull 4* 10 13 ORWKIttSO TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, Eucl<?e the m 'in-y In our address-- for the Tickets oril?rcil, "ii receipt of which they w>ll lie for wanted liy first ni nl. Purchasers can have tickets ending ill any figure they may fh-s'gnnte. 'The lint "f Drawn Number* and Prizes will be sent !< |?urclia*er* immediately ?ft? r the drawing I'urcliaaera will ph-asc write tin irsign tim es plain, and give llu-ir Toet Office, County and State. Kemoii. jcr llial every Prile i? drawn and p yable in full without deduction. All I'rir * of ami under paid immediately nticr the drawing?ether prizes at the usual time of thirty day*. All communication* strictly confidential. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to S. SWAN & d* V. Atlanta, da. June 25 IS 5t sir a list of the numbers that arc drawn from the wheel, with the amount ol the prize that each is entitled to, will he puh'ishisl after every drawing, in the following papers; Sett Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Sashrtlle (lose tie, Atlanta I ntelhgeneer, Sett York Weekly ftay Hook, Sarannah Morning .Yeas, and Richmond Dis/iatch, nnd Setr York Dispatch. D.I. & L. TWITTY, Tk 'TNVITK attention to their HEW Tk ^ * L and chi see Stock of ! * ; SPRING GOODS. ! Our STOCK will be found, as usual. Q? t FULL L T AND T "ummfc A l\? extend the confidence, which hi* A brought us a large and increasing trade, jP we will continue, AS HERETOFORE, to give uniformly lair frank dealing, and to P sell *T I Gkoodl Ooods Y. af lowest possible l4riecs. X Wttl WfflBS \7 OlTR attention i* earnestly and respectfully - invited to an inspection and careful ezaminatio of our late arrival*, and fre*b supplies ofSTAPLlt, DOMKftTK', PLAIN, KIOURKD,FANCY, lUCIi, nnd varied ass<irlmeut of LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSGOODS, comprising almost every farict^and style of I h-osa Trimming*, Silk*, Tissues, llareces. fJre nndines, Muslins, Kombii/ nes, Alpoccas, Mourning Goods, French, English ind American Prints, Corded, Grass and Hoop Skirts, Kmbr'd. Under Sleeves, Collars, Cutis, Chemisettes, ljico Veils, Crown, Blue and (ireeii Huraise, White Crape and Muslin Shawls, Silk Fringes, English Crapes,Cotton, Linen, S Ik nnd Thread Giees nnd ("sertings, Kmbr'd 11< m St.iehed and Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Black White and Colored Kid nnd Silk Gloves, 1 thick Twist Mitts; OnuntU-tte, Hosiery, Kibbons, Sonnets, Hats, Bonnet Trinnning*, Parasols, Silk Umbrellas, Fans, Perfumeries, Blaek and White Slippers nnd Gaiters, Fashionable Shoes, Misses'Shoulder Brace* Together with num?-runs other articles adapted not orrly to the wants ?I the Iwtdies, but Gentlemen, Misses, Children nnd Housekeepers: all of which have been selected with great gure and especial design to please the fancy and supply the calls of our corftomers. PLEASE PAY US A VISIT. MORGAN & MOORE, No. 1 Brick Range, Spartanburg, S. C. April do |0 tf S8GARS IND TOBACCO. fUST received, n lot of fine R EG A RS; and there is vet on hand a littls ef g?.n<| old Virginia T< > I BACCO. For sale hv A M KIR BY | dime 11 f t? ??i*irniU** -i i . Hi GLOVES AND HOSIERY. WI1ITK and Colored Kid GLOVKS-best nindi-; nil kinds of MITTS nnd GLOVES ; | HOSIERY, all prici-a nua colore, for nnd Miium'8 Just received, by Juue 11 16 U TOLLKSON A WINGO. A. J. WARREN, WATCII MAKER, AND DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWELRY, I TAS just returned from P " Y V lh< North with n large and well assorted Slick of ll \ V ^WjU Gold. Silver, nnd I'latkh - \ miB 8 dny IRON and Hronzed front Alarm Clocks: Indies' Breastpins, and Rnr Ring* of Cameo, Florentine, Gold stone, Mosaic painted, Platod, Gill, nod hue Gold; Indies' Chuttelaine Chain nnd Pin; Cudies' Guard Chains; Indies' White Coral Necklaces, fine Gidd I>ockets, Finger Rings with 0|?al, Cameo, Cornelian, GoldStone, Crystal and Pearl Setts; Large solid 18 c. plain Gold Kings; Genta Sleeve Buttons, Collar Bullous, Shirt Studs of Cameo, Gold-Stone, Mosaic, Florentine, Onyx Stone, and Fine Gold; Gents Bosom Pilis, Ribband Slides, Vest Chains and Hooks; Silver Thimbles, Steel and Plated Specks, Gold Pens and Pencils, together with various other articles too numerous to mention. I nm offering my Stock nt extremely LOW PRICKS, arid will sell as low as the same ijuulity can be purchased any where in the Slate. All goods sold or repaired warranted to be arepresented when sold. Persona wishing such goods will do well to call and cxamiue my stock before purchasing elsewhere. J une 4 1 .*< If Now and Slogant SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Tat W9WD ARK how receiving their SPRING nnd SUM MKK GOOI>S. Their sleek is Inroe emkrn. cing the most fashionable style* of Bareges, Dres, Silk*, French Muslins, Brillinntes, Robe* in Bareges Muslin ninl Cambric; Silk, Crape, I^ico and Straw BONNETS. MANTILLAS, TRIMMINGS. EMBROIDERIES, Ribbons, Gloves, Hoviery, Hoop Skirts, Corsets. Parasols, VVide Linen and Cotton SIlKKTINfIS, Tickings, Osunburgs, superior black Gro d'Kte, Planters' Linens; Roady-Made Clothing of SUPERIOR QUALITY; Gentlemen and Indies' GAITERS, Ladies and Children's SHOES, Gentlemen's Summer II ATS, and also a full assortment of Hardwaro and Crockery. Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, White Lead, L nseed Oil, Window Glass, Northern Nails, Sole Leather, Ac., Ac. Their goods were purchased mostly with cash, and are lis low, probably, as they c.in be bought in any store in the district. Il you want good nnd cheap goods ?cull and see thetn. April 9 7 3m. Ilffif IVw rver I'rirrt L. BLOOMBERG & BROS., IF not, and you desire to purchase the LATEST STYLES, at the CHEAPEST PRICKS, call and examine the recently received stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. This stock ha* been select- d both in New York and Philadelphia, and having purchased for cash, they will sell cheaper than the cheapest. The gentlemen will there tind a full and large assortment of KEADY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps, Itoot*, wlioe*, Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. Call early, and secure good and cheap goods. April 9 7 tf FANCY IRON WORK v v II it l.1 f id s.n i t rT~M IK undersigned luive this Jay formrd a co,1 partnership, lor (he purpose of carrying cm the BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL-WRIGHT RUSIHESM, On Laurens Strc?t, South <?( Palmetto House. We are ready to manufacture Iron Rading, Halj conies, l.ii;littiing limit, Iron ISedsteads, Iron Lampp st and Awning Frames, &o. Ac. We are utso prepared loait'-nJ to Horse Shoeing, Plantation Blatksmiilnng, and general repairing. In short, we are ready to execute all work intrusted to us with disiNitch, and on rcsonubie terms. II. II. DITRANT, Feb 19 tf O. HAMLIN. Moro Goods for tito Pooplo. M'MAKIN &j SMITH are canning oil the MERCANTILE BUSINESS in the town of COLUMBUS, POLK COUNTY, N. C? In it* various branches One of the firm?A. R SMITH?being perinanenily located in the place, will at all times be found ready to wait ou customers. We are now rec? iv ng a varied and well selected stock of SPRING GOODS, which we will sell low for CASH. COFXTR Y PRODI OK taken in exchange for goods. M'MAKIN A SMITII. Cou sin, N C., 90ih March, 1857. March M 5' tf In the Court of Common Pleas. SPARTA MICRO DISTRICT, SPRING TERM, 1857. r I'M IK business of the Term not beiiig disposed of> 1 it is Ordered, That an Kxtra Term of the Court of Common Pleas, for Spartanburg District, be held on the THIRD MONDAY iu August next, for six days, it so much be necessary. It is further ordered. That the Clerk and Sheriff draw a Jury of forty-eight good and tawlul men; that a writ of venire issue to compel their attendance. It is further ordeied, That the Clerk gife due and legal notice of the lime and place of the sessions of the said Court. JOHN BKLTON O'NEALL. April 4th, 1857. I certify that the above is a true copy of the order pasoed at the last term, im taken Irom the minute* of the Court. J. fl TULLESoN, May 21 K? 3m Clerk. IN IX)I IT\ Sll:i r I !11?Kll rir v ...uv...g. Sl'ARTANBCRG I >IHTRfei\ Rill for account, relief, Ac. A. W. Thomson ?a. Isaac Kdwarda. ct nl. IT appeariotf to the satisfaction of the Court, that 1 ISAAC BDVVARDS, one of the defendants in this case, leaidra Irom and without the limits of the State, on motion of Bobo, lvlwards A Carlisle: It tnordered, that he do appear, pi ail, answer or demur, to the complainant's hill of complaint, within three mouths from the publication of this rule, or his consent to the same will be taken j>ro conftuo. Til" >S. <) P. VKRNf >N, c. k. s. n. Commissioner's Office, April M 18.r>7. 9 3m ~S T A TK 0 F S 0 U Til C A110 L IN A. HPAItTANRURO DISTRICT. IN T11K COURT OF ORDINARY Citation to Settlement. II. O. and J. G. GafThey, Kxor'a , re. Mary Gaff ney, (Widow,) el nl., defendants. WHKRKAS it has been shown to my satisfaction that Charles C. Henderson and Franklin Hendrrson, two of the defendhnts in'rtie above case, reside from and without the limits of this State: It therefore ordered, that they be and appear at the Court of Ordinary for said District, at Spartanburg Couit House, on the third day of duly next, to show cause, if any exird, whv the estate of Michael Oaffncy, deceased, should not bo finally settled, and the ass?>tts of the same he ordered to bo disposed of according to law I Given under m\ hand and seal of office, thir with day of April, A D , 1?V R ROtVUEN, i April 9 7 '9| ton j ?maa??mmtmmmm?? m NEW DRUG STORE, DEAN & G00DGI0N, Corner Main and Church Si rests* DEALERS IN JfiEDiCIJYEA C XX B M IO ALB Varnishes, Oils, Dye Stuffs, PERFUMERY: iruxrja vquimiv QI>&II>B< Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, Surgical and Dental Instruments; EPsuaoy aum41 AintioH^o, Pure Winos and Liquors, FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES; ALSO BURNING FLUID. Physician*' Prescriptions ami Family Mediciac put up ?t nil hours of the day ami night, with neat liens and despatch. DU. W. E DEAN, being a tegular Pliysi cinn, will prnetice Itia Prolcsiion, a fid at ten, to all calls April 0 7 tf NEW GOODS! 1. B. n?s NO. 2, BRICK RANGE, IS now prepared to exhibit to his customers li> . STOCK of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS and would call the attention of the Indies to hi stock ol DRESS GOODS, .Vlunt'llas, Bonnets, Ribbons, Hosiery, Closes, Hm bruided and Bordered Linen Hankderchicfis, fin. Embroidered Collars and Under?leeves, Jaconet Swiss and Organdie MUSLINS, Embroidered ani Printed. Also, SHIRTING and SHEETING, Unci Table, DAMASK, Brown. Bleached and Colore* DRILLS, Palm Ixaf FANS, fine SILK GAITERS KID BOOTEES, nnd SLIPPERS, nnd vnriou other article too nunurnua to mention. All c which will be sold on Tory reasonable terms. May 7 11 tf A . S. DOUGLASS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, Spartanburg . II., S. V. Will hereafter '* found iff the EXPRESS < 'F KICK, and w.'l attend promptly to all business in trusted to his care. March 5 2 ly WRIGHT & ORR. ATTORNEYS A I LAW, SPARTANBURG, C. II. OrrrcK in Ma) Ixgg's Brick Building, net door to Bobo ?St Edwards law oftiee, up stain-. J. 11. Wright Spartanburg C. II. J as. L. Oaa Anderson C. II. .L.n :i 1 s;,?; 45 tf J. II. EL FORD, ATTORNEY AT LAW: OFFICE AT SPARTANBURG, S. C , \\riLL practice in the several Courts of th v T Western Cireuit. Any business intrust, to his caru will meet with prompt attention. 1 >ec 11 4*2 6 moi lew 10). OWEN, TAILOR, HAS REMOVED to his new rooms ov? Messrs I). I. & L. TWPITY'S stor where he will be very happy to see his old friend and ready TO BRUTE THEM CHEAP FOR CASK. N.?v 1 37 tf JAMES T. FLEMING, with SIMONS BROTHERS Wholesale Grocers, NO. If,9 EAST DAY, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Feb. 5 50 ly TTrXTTPTnir A. otrTtTwn *?i ui.1 xi. i,mx oc oniun ? WIIOLKBALB AND RETAIL DEALER* IN Drug*, Medicines, Perfumeries, Paints, Oil*, Brushes, and Fancy article*, ON TIIK MOST RFAHONASLE TERMS. NO. 277 KING STRFaET, (Opposite Society street and Merchant*' Hotel,) CHARLESTON, S C. JOII.N KE.niPfoK, W. A. 5KH1NE, M.I Pcb 5 50 ly_ vuds!> SUCCESSOR* OP LEK A. MOIIE, Dl'-ESAl'-E ?ISOCEIES, WITH LIQUORS, NO 7 IIAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. TUOMA*. J. MOISE. CHARLES H. MOISI April l? 8 ly* DISSOLUTION. rpilE firm J AS. A FOWLKK A ?'0. In 1 ben ibis day dissolved by rnuiuul consent. All persons indebted to us are earnestly r.questf to make immediate payment, as our bissitinia mu be settled forthwith. .1 AH. A. FftWLEK, Jun. 1 45 tf ,J. W. K 1.1,1;. Lovin ct> Baltor. AUCTIONEERS, itNfr Gorioral Commission Merchants POR TIIK SALE OP Heal K?tate, Stacks, Bonds, Negroes, Cottoi Flour, and nil kinds of country prodi ce< also, attend strictly to receiv ng and forwarding all kinds of Merchandise. REFERENCES, John Caldwell, J A. Crawford, Col R. ,4i derson, Columbia. A*. C; J. //. W lily 4" Mordeeai ?) Co., Charleston. S. C ; C. P. Sull ran. J. it. Irby, S. Fleming, Laurent, S. C F F Really, (ire nrtlle, A. C.; W. A flihm 4* Son, Rankin ij- McLean, Greensboro', N. C Rlair ?f- Rrolhers, Charlotte, C; Dr. F.dwrtt Sill, Salisbury, N F L Holding, Oermr?i town. N. C. Office 198 Kxchange Row, Columbia, S C. Feb 5 .*>(i 6m CO- PI KT.NKKSHIPT "Plir. uni)rrii{n(d h.tn (hit dny formed a CC 1 PARTNERSHIP. f<T the purpose o( cot duoting lliebufinrMol HOUSE MOVIS(J,A:c mill will contract to MOVE A 1.1, KI SOS O m rrn/scs asp chimseys, rai& HOOFS, &o ,in the most scientific mutvuer, will out injury to tit* buildings Application can be mmlr to either of the aubscr bcra in person, <>r through Wilfiaro Qlnze, Eao. 11. C. BROOKS, Kcb 20 1 tf J. L. KRENC1I. Columbia, B.C., Kcb. IS, 1&57. J. R. STOOPS HAS just received a snpply of emc-lleni Jars K< K'KIN(i,SKVV|N(;>riMl>tK ?ACh CiOTIIIC, and other Clf AlRS, for ?1? as thn as can be purchased in Charleston. Also, a lot of BEDSTEADS or Afferent kindi Cotton, Shuck, and Wool MATTRESSES, cor atantly on hand, at I?AVTD MILTER'S BUILD INC?, opposite Mra. Cleveland's. April 7 1>_ Kmhroidrrfd Collars, llkfs \\TOKKfCD COLLARS fiom 10 c*s to f.S Of v linen Cambric H ANDK KRCllfBFS frot ft ots t? a *er? large stock just received b .l.tne II 1ft t' TOILKSON A WFNUO '9 25 WITNESSES; 00 OR, ill* Forger Coiitiotedj C= JOHNS. DYE If THE AUTHOR. HWI.o haa had 10 years' experience nd & Hniikrl and publisher, and Author of 5? A series of Leclttree at the Breads my l'ubernucle, when f?f (0 oco?ite nights insi . CD UT50,00() freople.^1 ' P? Greeted liim wilh Round* of Af?pL?iwe, wbtf* Ike exhibited I lie manlier in which Cimio^ terfciler* execute thei* Fraud*, and 2| the Surest and Sh/rteat Mennd of Dvtwtiny them! , , The Bank Note Engravers all say thai ks W H the greatest Judge of Paper Money living. 9 ?- /GREATEST DISCOVERY of TlUr Prenent Cenlary for g* Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes* ?3 Describing Krery Genuioa Bill in Ex? iatenoe, and Kthibliiug at i? f anre q erery Counterfeit in Ctreulnliofi' 1 ^ Arranged ao admirably, that RKFERfc&fcfcU Ok EASY ond DETECTION INSTANTA i-f NEOU3. ' jpury" Index in exanflne ! &d page* to haul P up! Rut no nimpl lied and arianged, that CD 'he Merolmut, Banker and Buaiaea* Man can *ee all at a glance. W English, French and German. gThut Bncb may redd Ifcesitne la kti ?wd .Native Tonsul. ' SJ'Most perfect Bank TXti* Lint cd Published) fia Alno it Lint <|f . ? lj ALL THE PRIVATE eriBioraiEiBS an Q A Complete Summtry of the Fmtaci oi H KfRorx 8c Amkrica will we published in ?*aN 5? edition, together with all the Important NEWi . g OK TM E DAY. AtId e ^ A SERIES OF TALES ' ^^Krom nn Old Munuecript found in the Kaat. if Q l\irni?Kn tlio Muat Complete History of r> ^ ORIENTAL LIFE, CD Tlicse Stories will continue throughout lit CO whole year, and will prove the IVfo*t Etflef^H'.Vminsr crer ofiered 16 the public. J ^5 C3T Furnished Weekly to Subtcribfctd oaty^ * CD at $1 n ycar. AD letters must be Addrraard to ' JOHN S. DYE, Broker, ^TJl>ublisher and Proprietor, 70 Wall 8lreet Nesi ^ Y.rk April 93 9 ly COMPOUND FLUID EXTRAC* OF Sarsaparilla, Queen's Delight, &e; For purifying the blood, and remoriflg all diaesee* noising from the impurity of tlte same, and id >. especially ^commended for the cure of . uiteumntism, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ulceration of llie Throat uni l.ungs, Pain* and Swellings of the Bone, Tetter. Pimples in the fees; Old Sores, and nil Cutaneous Eruptions; Neuralgic Affections, Mccurial Diseases,' And for insisting the operation snd preventing fatal consequences ol Mercurials in Syphilis. tt For the Composition of this Preparation, and the Mediciual Properties of she ecu's 1>? light, Phy sicians Bfe referred to the 5th sftd fth Nos. Vol. 1, of the ''Southern Jonrnal ol Medicihc fh3 Pharmacy." - The Slillinsic Sylvalica, (Qurrn'i Delight,) deserves much inore notice than has been bestowed upon it. It luts been u?ed for the lost ten or fifteen years by several of our ntosl distinguished Physician*. and 1 believe they have never had cause to 'V deny to it a high rank among our indigenous medical plants. ? [Ed. So. Jout. Med. and Phar. Prepared by Kenifirk & Skriae* Chemists and Druggists, No. 277 King street, Charleston, 8. C. Sole Proprietors of the celebrated tmalmetto Wast Powder, -r For making Buckwheat and aU kinds of Cskes e' Biscuits and Light Bread. *> Feb 5 50 ly THE CALDER HOUSE, (Late Planters' Hotel,) BY J. W. GAMBLEy CORNER or CIIL'RCH AND QUERN STREETS, j Charleston, 8. This House is thoroughly rebuilt, refiniahed, located in the centre ot business, and kept in n sty Is second to no Hotel iu Charleston. Feb 5 50 ly "DRrCLOPTO^lNFlRMARYT DR. JAMES CLOPTON, who has visits^ S nth Carolina for several years, practicing Ins professioa. has now permanently established himself in HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, where hs is prepared to treat successfully the following diseases: Asthma, Diseases of the Throat, Inflammation and Enlargement ol the Tons Is, Glandular Swellings about the Neck and Throat, Scrofula, Scald-Head, Tumors that frequently come on tbo eyelids?RIM all oihtr diseases of the Skin. Testimonials of the highest character from yonr ?. State will be forwarded to any that may wish them. Persons writing will enclose a 3 cent stamp to pay postage on return letter. Medicines forwarded by mail, in such cases as can be treated at home. Dec. 23, 1856 ly ACCOMMODATION STAffflBA |0^? sparmnDWf kTF^&r Court House. rO\ fTV) Accommodate hi* friend* and the public k X tlic undersigned has supplied himself with Carnages, Hacks, Iiuggirs, (with and without, Tops,) nud Horses, which he h. raady to latent by the day, or for longer tun?. lie has also a Two-IIorse Wagon to hire, and is will make engagements for hauling wood in largo or sinal' quantities, si I Apply at the Carriage Manufactory to M A<g tl 88 ly J A MSB A. FOWLER. J. MILES LEE Respectfully informs his fnen'sand tw* public, that he is pn.pored U? take eontrools ia UOtTSE BUILDING end CAUPKNTEftlNa in all i's branches. lie hopes hv cloee attcnton to busiiu-es <o tnent confidence anil patronage. Hiu '' residence id on College Hill, Spartanburg 8. C. Feb U 5J ly . WM.T.RIJS8EL, M. D. HAVING resumed the general practice of MEDICINE,in connection with Dentistry i- respectfully offers his services to the eiti eni of ! ( Spartanburg and its vicinity. i. Ofliea in New llrick Range, No 5, (second ' story,) Church street, opposite Palmetto House. >r march 27 5 tf . ; SUPERIOR PIANOS. The Undersigned, Prolessor of Music, ?to , the Spartanburg Female College, reapeolfally ia-' forms the Public, that he fe the agent of LfGHTE/ NEWTON. * BRA DP-PRY'S PIANO?, ?,?vll .Iw nun aun ag inv Tcry D?l. ? HffMlV ed, mul furnished nt the lactot'y price. ) Some Spccirriens can be *?wp gt the.Fsmnle Cot-' i fcge ?. M. ADWARnY. Sept . 9!S 31 tf b NOTICE . "I ** 4 LL P. r*>n? INDEBTED to MORGAN A 1V MOORE nri riipcetfullj rr^tiNlni to (JAJ.f. and SETTLE, as they are in need ol all ,\TC>N E Y doe them MORGAN A MOORE. Fob T tf - r. MUSIC? \Y'KKY larffc selection of the Seat and latest improved PIif ANOSof allhindscan be had at ? ? P RAMSAY'S PIANO FORTE AND Ml79fC STDftft J! COLUMBIA. * (T >- lie invites a special ? ^aminati. a of the late patented improvement*in TTsIVt, Davis & Co's.celebrated Pianos. K*f*y uianois guarantied. Jmtc 138 >8 !y TIN ! TIN :T TIN ! "? 11 A P,v,d LOT of anpetini quality imt received T' % at MORO A N A MOORE'S I A pi tl " n ?f