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ferrsavs StaWs ox1 Lcoal Puockkdinqs.? Tb? Aot to provide an Internal Revenue, reqaim a stomp of ftlly cents to bo plaoed on very writ or other original process, by which My suit is commenced in soy Court of Record, whether of law or equity. The Supreme Court of Tennessee hsve had the validity of this provision under consideration in the ease of the Union Bank of Tonnesane, against Vaaderville. The Court decided this requirement to be unconstitutional. They held that it was not necessary to the validity of writs and other prooess in judicial proceedings in the Courts of tho States, that the Internal Revenue Stamps prescribed by tlie Aot of Congress should be affixed to the writs or process , that the Government of the United Statss has not the constitutional powor to require "stamps to be affixed to a process issued by the State Courts. It is a subject of interesting enquiry to asuoortain how mnoh of the legislation during the war, will stand the test of constitutional investigation.?Chat. Courier. Rslkaskd raoM Custody.?By direction of Hi* Excellency the President of the United 8tates, James Eagan, Esq., has been released from arrest and restored to his friends It will be remembered that Mr. Eagan, was cou-4 ' dieted by a Military Commission of shocling ' negro in Lcxingtou District lost Summer, and was sentenced to imprisonment for life in the Albany (New York) Penitentiary. From that Institution he was discharged by a decision of Judge Nelson, of the Supreme Court of the United States, obtained in a suit for a writ 'of Habetu Corpus, which was granted. Returning home a few days since, he wus rearrested by the military authorities of this State, and confined in the jail of this city until his a present release, which is final and absolute. Chas. Courier. A PoiHT Wait. Mate.?The legality of Mr. Davis' confinement is obviously a distinct question from the legality of the persistent tortures inflicted on him. Detention in custody is a means of securing a prisoner uutil a court can pass upon his guilt. Any severity or tortnent not required for his silfe keeping is not only unauthorized by law, but is a usurpation of the functions of the jury and court. It assumes bis guilt; but if guilt may be assumed beforehand, the trial is a mockcty. It de termines the nature of his puuishmeut; but the Eunishment of all crimes is fixed by the law, .must be declared, in each particular cn&?, br the sentence of a Judge, and can he inflicted only after the sentence. ? JNVv York World. m ? A Davis Detbsce Fuxd.?Wc sec it stated that the Texana are subscribing for a Davis defence fund. We tell that ehivalrlc and generous people to keep their money in their Cket. There will be no need for it. When Davis is tried, the millennium will have oome and gone, and our latest posterity will have quit hoping for the trinl iti disgust. In Mr. Davis the Radicals hare caught a Tartar. They feel like the man who drew the eiepliatil in a lottery. They would turn hint loose with pleasure, but that thoy arc ashamed to acknowledge that all their fierce talk win mere bluster. President Johnson will soon settle the matter in a way satisfactory to all.?Examiner. The following is the estimate of the Assistant Commissioner of Kreodmcn for the District of Columbia of the amount of rations which it will be necessary to distribute to freed men in that District during the preseut month : Six thousand full rations, pnyment for which will be a ecu red by liens on rite crops; to employees and laborers, 850, and ratio:.s to dependents, 22.000. Total, 29.350. This estimate includes children slok in hospital, aged and infirm in Alexandria, Fairfax and Loudon counties, and Freedmen's village. While a posse was bringing into Memphis, two men, named 8. A. Payette and Frank Wingate, arrested for the murder of Mr. Payne, on Tuesday night, and who wero iuforuicd on by Euback, an accomplice, they were met by one Henderson, a relative of l'ayne, who shot all three, killing lhiyette and mortally wound1.. el.-. ?? I Tl. I 1 1. * a 1 iug fciic uiiitiin. aiio punno uruciru iiiiti in uoHist, and on his refusal fired and killed Hen* d arson. Tbe editor of the Montgomery Mail has been shown several large nnd healthy cotton blooms, from different plantations in that country ? among them two very Hue ones from the plantations of Messrs. Cadle, Miller & Graham, ami from the Chambers place, by Mr. Glenn. Tnc blooms were gathered on the 13th of this month. Watermelons were offered for sale in the lime eity on the litb at 91.50 each. Tobokto, C. W., June 21. ? The Legislature of New Brunswick it is expected will adopt the confederation scheme. Delegates from t'ana da, New Brunswick, Nora Scotia, and New foundland will probably leave for Kngland at the end of tbe present month. The Knglish parliament is expected to pass the necessary aet at the present session in order to enable the confederation of provinces to be completed In August. Several meteroio stones fell at Nnshville on the 12th, near the railroad depot. They were of a bluish color, and were quite hot when first discovered. Geologist say that nothing similar has been found in any part of the world. One specimen has been forwarded to Washington, another to New York, for further examination. Joseph Eastcrbrook, Jr., of Camden, Maine* got bis life insured for $3,000, and afterwards became deranged and committed suicide by shooting. The insurnnoe company refused to pay lho polioy, but the Maine Supreme Court decides that they must pay the $3,000 and the costs besides. The contract of carrying the United States mail between Milton, North Carolina, and D..U.J.1 1 a * * u?>wi?ic uepgi, woh recently awarded ton colored men, who, nfter having the test onth reed end explained to him, threw tip the con tract, for the reason that his conscience would not let him take the oath. At Mosoow, the Countess Potocksa, a Polish lady of rank, wealth, and beauty, has been ar- I rested for having predicted, some time ngo, that tbedifc of the Kmperor would be nitempt j od on the 10th of April. The lady hnd hnrdly been committed to prison when she went mad. The smallest woman in the world, according to the testimony of history and tradition, is now on exhibition st No. 76 Main street, Richmond. Va. Tom Thumb would be a giant husband for her. From Orleans of tho 21st we find that tha Imperialists were defeated near Matamoraa, losing a conduct a of immense value. Mr. Stephens says Chat an "Irish Republic" exists in Ireland complete in all its parts. That no man is allowed to unite in it who is not a | sworn member of the body. The oath rites above all social, civil and religious obligations. It is more solemn and superior to Priest or Pope. At the circuit court of Cape Qirardeau county, Missouri, two Ministers, Rev. Mr. Munson and Father Murphy, were indicted, tried, convicted, and fined $500 each for the grave crime of preaching the Gospel without having taken the test oath of the new constitution. The Supreme Court of Illinois, on an appeal, has just rendered a decision that all gift enterprises are simply lotteries, and the Distriot Attorney is determined to drive them all from Chicago. It is stated that the census of HuntsviUe. ( Ala., which has recently been completed, chows the total population of that place to be 4,621, of which 2,273 are whites, and 2,248 blacks. COMMERCIAL. h Nsw Orleans, June 21 ?Cotton easier. Sales COO bales at 3G to 37. Gold 40J. Rauk sterling nominal at 68. New Yobk, June 21?Gold 48g. Exchange quiet at 10. Cotton steady at 89 to 40c. Columbia, June 28 ?Cotton?18 to 23; gold, 23 to 32 currency. Cons.?$1.66 to 1.70 per bushel. Floub.?$11 to 15 per barrel. Announcement. I am a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR for Spartanburg District, at the ensuing Election, to be held on the Second TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER next, and should be pleased at a . general turn out of my friends to said election R. C. ruOLE. May 31 18 td notice" IS hereby given to all persons having accounts against the late firm of VERNON & FLEMING, to present them to the surviving partner Dr. C. E. FLEMING ; and all persons owing the firm, will make settlement with the same at J. W. Hardy's Store. C. E. FLEMING. June 28 22 2t TVotioo. ALL persons having demands against the Kstate of Capt. JOHN 8NODDY, deceased, will present them properly at tested ; and those indebted will make payment to C. 11. MOSS. June 28 22 lm To all wkom it may Coiiccrn. rpilli Books of Accounts and Notes due the 1 following are now in my hands for collection. Persons indebted, and desiring to save cost, will please call early, as ihey must be collected. Folger & Brawley, I>L of J. I). Wright, J, W. Garrett, " H. Theilc, Theilo & Schoppau), " " J. J Vernon, J. W. Kerr, " " Uovan Mills, j I. II. Adler, " J. M. Bosl,* IA. Schoppaul, ** Wm II Triutmicr, J. H. Poole, " " 11 11 Thoiosou, Camp & Wyalt, ' *' J. 1). Camp, \* ?. 1 .. i. ? ?>%.. i ? cruun tv urinuu, " " A. I". liol'ting, Morgan & Moore. " 44 J. 11. Wiudlc. You are herewith duly notified nt mi expense to the parties concerned, where you may cull And cancel your indebtedness without suit. Call early and save costs. J. M. EL FORD, Attorney for Parties. June 28 22 'Jin STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, HPARTANBUntJ DISTRICT. Citation for Letters of Administration by I Jno. Earle Botnar, esq., Ordiuary. In the Court of Ordinary TT7HEREAS RICHARD S WOODRUFF IT bus peti lioned this Court for Letters of \ Administration on all uml singular the goods and chattels, tights and credits of JOHN OWENS, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot the raid JOHN OWENS, deceased, to be and appear at the Court of Ordinary, for said I)is tricf. to be held at Spartanburg Court House, ' on Friday, the Ctli day of July next, to shew cause if uuy exists, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under tny hand this 21st day of | June, A. D., 18li?>. JNO. EAKLE DOM AH, O. S. D. | | June -'O 22 2w l7o. O. F. A REGULAR MEETING of Morgan Lodge ' will be hel.l on FRIDAY EVENING, | j l .> E 29TII, when an Election for Oiliceis for the next ensuing term, will take place. The , arrear list will be read, and all in lebted for more than twelve months dues by account, will , bo suspended, liy order of the Lodge. ( J. M. KLFOKD, Sec'ry. ( June 21 21 2t , ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of EDWARD H. WILLIS, deceased, are hereby notified to present the sauto duly ptoven, and all persons indebted to said Estate, to make immediate payment to the uudersigned. K. 11 FOSTER, Administrator. June 21 21 3t W. MAQILL FLEMING, J Attorney a.t Law, < WILL attend to nil business with wh ch t ho citizens of Spartanburg District , tvay favor him. i } OFFICE?OVER BOOKSTORE. ( Juno 21 21 12m 1 NOTICE. " ; A LL persons are hereby forewarned not lo trade with my wife, ELIZABETH JACK- t HON, as I will not bo accountable for her debts hereafter. I JOHN C. JACKSON. May SI 18 flt ! * Marble Work. ( ! 0 N X WILL take, and hare filled, orders for all . 1 kinds of Marble Work, at low rates, and de- ^ l Uvered at any point iu the dlstrlot. 1 April 10 12 tf M R. BE ECO. __ ||, i?mmrn?BSm I Limvfil Q7, 1868, r TWITTY & CO., BY recent trrinli have largely increased *' their stock, and now offer a fall variety 1 oi Goods, at the 1 n Lowest Market Prices. i Dress Goods. To the Ladles, we offer a neat assortment of Dress Goods, in Parts Grenadine, Ginghams, fi Striped Leno, Lawns, Chnili, Jaconets?printed, Poplin, Jaconets?plain, De Beige, Swiss-dotted, plain, \ Berege, Printed Linen Lawns. i Prints, &c., &c. Summer CoveringH. Blaclc Silk Basques, Lace Points, Black Silk Sacks, Berge Shawls, Black Silk Circles, Berege Circles, Chslli Sacks, Tlaid Sacks. J I v Colin re and SettM. Swiss, Lawn and Linen COLLARS ; t Jaconet, Swiss and Cambric Edgings; t MiinUerclucfH, Tor ^udies, .Misses and Gents; r Corsets. ] IIoop 81drtw r For Ladies and Misses; Bradley's Celebrated Duplex Skirts ; . Summer Balmoral Skirts ; " Empire Skirt Flouncing. j' ? * 1. JTox* Gontlomon'a Wear. French Drab D'ete?superior; Summer Cassimcres ; Summer Tweeds?many styles ; : Cloths and Doe Skin t assimare ; I.iQen Ducks and Drills ; Itcady Made Clothing; Fancy Cassimere Suits. We have our usual assortment of t n r??r. liauico IJUUUCiO) Kl 1 UUlCiy, Ladies' lints, Fariua Cologne, ( Men's nntl Hoy's lists, Preparations for the Hoot - and Shoes, Hair, Hardware, Cooking Kstracts, Stone Ware, Patent Medicines, Tin Ward, Pure Drugs and McdiHroceriea, eines, Crockery. Colt's Rerolvers, Table Cutlery, Cartridges snd Powder, j Plated Forks & Spoons, Ac., &c., &c. j Just received a large lot of FrcMh Ttiriiij* Seed. TWITTY & CO. June 27 2* tf * NOTICE. : rpiIE subscribers gives notice to all who are 1j J_ indebted to them, either by NOTE OP. e lu?OK ACCOUNT, tbat they require a settle- , ment either by payment cr renewal of note. Not wishing to oppressor add costs, they give litne by notice to all interested. FOSTER A J ODD. FOWLER. FOSTER A CO. June 21 21 liu r?? nr a n imnu lumiigaiia urpairiog. J O 8 E 1* II I" R E Y, i OF CHARLESTON, , IS here in Spartanburg, prepared to tune ti and repair I'lANOS and OKOAN.S. T Order* l*>ft at the HOOK STOKE or at Mil L KKCH 1'LEK'S (Watchmaker's) Shop, will meet siih prompt attention. a June 21 21 tf si Clanton, Renson ?Sfc Oo ?< r|AHIS firm is now dissolved. The debts due ^ | from 1st January last, to the 27th of May, must be settled. (j ALSO, As I must have funds to carry on my business, the debts due to CLANTON & [JO. for lStio, must also be paid at once. We lo not wish to press any one, but must do so, rather than be pressed ourselves. CLANTON k CO. 0 Juno 21 21 2w STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. | QT> A IIT A VIU'IIR nKTnii'T V Citation for Letters of Administration l>y | ^ Jno. Earlc Uotnur, Esq , Ordinary. " In the Court of Ordinary. W II Eft HAS NANCY FOWLER has filed ?. her petition in my office, praying (hat c, Letters of Administration, with the Will an- g flexed, on all and singular the goods and chat- j les, rights and credits of W. R. FOWLER, K, leceased g These are therefore (o eile and admonioh all in I singular the kindred aud creditors of the mid W. K. FOWLER, deceased, to he and ippear at the Court of Ordinary, for said l)isrict, to be held at Spartauburg Court House, in Monday, 2d day of July next to shew 1 rsuso if any exists, why said Letters should J lot be granted. ol Given under my hand this lfilh day of June, Ul \. I)., I860 ?' .1NO RARER ROM A It O S li ai June 21 21 2w DES. B. & J. L. WOFFORD" ~ OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the citiscns of the Village and A mrrounding country. One or both of u* will to found constantly in the office at the STOKE, luring the day, and at our Residence, oppoite Wofford College 'Church Streets at nieht. n Feb 15 .1 Tf C totlce to Creditors aiyl Debtors. A LL parsons having claims against the Esr\ tate of A. W1NQO deceased, will present hem without delay, proven according to law o JOHN H. EVLN8. Attorney at Law. or (o be undersigned; and all persons indebted to aid Estate will mako payment to the above lamod Attorney, or to MRS. K. C. WINOO, Executrix. June 14 2d 8mo FAEROW DUNCAJfT" ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitor's in Equity, g?9~0ffice in lirick Building, upstairs, over armor OfficeM James Farrow. James Farkow L>. R. Di kcax. April 10 -11 ly iVILLUMsT~EViNS~ & CHOICE, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, 8PAKTAXBVRG, S. C. Geo. W. Willi ami, YorkTillo, S. 0. Jxo. II. Evins, William Choice. June 14 20 6m ?Tuwt Received, 4 LOT of "A" Crushed SCO All. (\ " 44 44 Coffee 14 44 44 Extra 44C" 44 ?ALSO? L lot of COFFEE. CORN, TEAS nud FLOUR, rhich will be sold LOW FOR CASH, at J. W. HARDY'S. June 14 20 tf 1 new and fresh supply of Ladies and Gentleaen's Misses' nnd Children's SHOES, GAI:eiis and sliprftas. at CLEVELAND, WALKER, & CO. Ladies1 Hats, Bonnet Ribbons, LATEST STYLES. eeeived by CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO. JORN, FLOUR. BACON AND TiADD, ust received by CLEVELAND, WALKER A CO. CnlicoN, Ulenchod aud Brown HhrolinR'N i tii cl Shirt in^N, A FItESII LOT, ust received by CLEVELAND, WALKER A CO. r ACOXET, DOTTED AND PLAIN 5WISS, NANSOOK AND MULL 3IuKlin8, A NEW SUPPLY, at CLEVELAND, WALKER A CO. 'ancy Mozambique, Crape Marctt, Challies, ilacic and Colored Lawns, Kancy Jaconet and Irgnndies. Very elegant styles aud patterns, U" CLEVELAND, WALKER 5: CO. Jane 14 2ti tf STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. William Bennett, Applicant, v*. ohn E. Casey, wife Mary, and otflrrs, Defa. 'ctition for sale of lteal Estate of James Bennett, deceased. [T appearing to iny satisfaction that John E Casey, and wife Mary, Man-el Mocrc, and rife Surah, defendants in this case, reside rilliout this State ; it is therefore ordered that hey do appear and object to the division or ule of the lteul Estate of James Bennett, dc eased, on or before the 21st day of Septeui er next, or their couseut to the same will be ntered of record. Given under my hiiudlliie 18th day of Juue, l. D., I8t>6. JNU. EARLE ROM A11, o. s. n. June 21 21 3m STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA. SPARTAN BURG DISTItTPT Rations for Letters of Administration by Jno. Earle Botuar, esq.. Ordinary. In the Court of Ordinary. rWTHEUKAS J. 8. STOREY has filed his W petition in toy oflice praying that letters of administration, on ull and singular, be goods nnd ehaltlcs, tights and credits of I108. 1*. STOREY, .lr . deceased, late of the iistrict aforesaid, t hould he granted iiini. These aro tlierefore to cite and admonish all nd singular, the kindred and creditors of the aid deed., to be and appear nt the t'rnrt of irdinary, for said Hist net, to he helu at Snnrviibtirg Court House, on Friday, the 29lh ay of June, instant, to shew cause, if any xists. why said Letters should not be granted Given tinder my hand and seal, this 15th ay of Jnue, A. I>., lM>d. J NO. EARLE BOMAR, 0. S. T). June 21 ill 2 w The State of South Carolina. FFICE OF THE (O.Ml'TROLLER GEN. 1 Columbia, AraiL 30, A. D., 186G. ) T HEREBY certify. That J. M. KLFORD. of I Sp.irianburg If., Agent of the GERMA I A. the 11 VNoVEU, the NIAGARA and the EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES, tcorporalid hv the State of Now V?rlr !> > [implied with the conditions and requisitions f tlie Act of the General Assembly, entitled, An Act to regulate the Agencies of Insurance otnpanies not incorporated in the State of outh Carolina," and I hereby License the said M. KLroRU, Agent as aloresaiu, to take risks ad transact all business of Insurance, in this tate, for, and in behalf of said Companies. 8. L. LEAl'HAUT, June"?10?if Comptroller General. T A x^rt. w uurAiaw EKSHIP. a AVI NO O J FLFORD, o Greenville, S. 0 , with inc in the practice rUw for Sp;irtHiibnrg District, under the name n?l style ot ELcOKlt ,<c KLFORD; all bunineoa it rue ted to uiy carc will receive the prompt ail faithful altcution of said firm. J. M. ELFORD. April 6 10 tiinoe SULLIVAN & \VINSMini7 TTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN EQl'lTY, PPARTANI1URO, S C OFFICE NEXT TO POST OFFICE, r ^SviLivay. J C. WjjejjlTil. SHERIFFS SALES, FORJULY, 1866. T)Y virtu* cf sundry writs offLm-ifacia* to If me directed, I wilt sell be for* tb* Court House doer, In the Village of Spartanburg, em the 1st MONDAY in JULY next, the following named and described property, to wit: ALSO, 175 Acres of Land, more or less, bounded by lands of S. C. Millar, Pinckaey Hoy and others, sold as tb* property of Wn. C. Miller, at the suit of Benjamin Finch. ALSO, 440 Acres of Laid, wore or less, and 175 ACRES OF LAND, more or less, both Tracts bounded by lauds of James Hiil, Thoo. Young and others, sold as tb* property of A. M. Smith, at the suit of Daniel Miles for another. TERMS OF SALE, CASH .-?Purchasers to pay for titles. > J. H. BLA3BINGAMB, s. s. d. Sheriff"s Office. June 11, 1806. 20-fft COMMISSIONERS' SALES. John Ezell, Adair, vr. Delphi* Martin, and others. Bill for Sale of Real Estate, Relief and Partition. IN pursuance of an order of the Chart of Equity, the following Reel Estate, lying 12 or 13 utiles above Spartanburg C. H.. on the Rutherfordton Road, belonging to the estate of JOHN M. MARTIN, deceased, da?ribsd in the pleadings in this case, will be sold at Spartanburg C. H., on SALB8I>AY In JULT, neat, at public sale, in five different Lots or Tracts, as divided by plats cn file in Commissioner's Oilcc: LOT NO. 1, containing 202 Acres, more or less, the late HOMESTEAD of JOHN M. MAR- m TIN, deceased. LOT NO. 2. or the "ROBERT BERRY LOT." containing 183 acres, more or less. LOT NO. 8, or -the BURNS LOT," containing 207 acres, more or less, on whioh Mills of iutesiale are looated. LOT NO. 4, or "the F1NLEY LOT," containing 115 acree, more or less. 1 T m- vn r ? - ? -- uvi ut -- iui rtnnunuuu UTT," containing 106 acres, more or lew. Teems or Sals :?Coots of thes^iroeeedinga to be paid cash ; the remainder to be paid in ~ one and two years, with interest from day of sale. Purchasers to giro bond with approved sureties, and mortgage of premises to secure the purchase money. j Com rs Office. \ T. 3TOBO FARROW. Juno 12. 1806. j' c. a. s. a. Thos. 13. Martin, and others. s. Edward llallinger and wife, Casaandria. Bill for Partition, Aceount and Rettof. IN pursuance of an order from the Court of Equity, the following Real Kilils described in these pleadings as belonging to the aetata of ELIZABETH MARTIN, deceased, will be sold at 8partanburg Court nouse, at pnbtio sale on 8ALESDAY IN JULY NEXT: - LOT NO. 1, or the Homestead." 166 acres, more or lees, lying on Fair Forest Creek, bounded b^ lands of Simpson Lows, rwcimru .muss, ana omers. LOT NO. 2, or the Tyger Tout" of 122 acre*, wore or leas, lying on Tyger river, bounded by lands of Jn?. Bomav. and others. Tvuus oi'Bali j. Costa of these proceedings to be paid in cash?the remainder to be paid in one and two years, with interest from day of sale. Purchasers to give bond with approved sureties to secure the purchase money. Com'rs Office, \ T. 8TQBO FARROW, June 12, I860. > c. a, s. i?June 14 20 It Notice to Creditors* IN EQUITY?SPARTANBURG DlST. Anna C. Bust, Admrx. of J. M. Boat, deo'd.. r?. Sally M. Boat and others. Bill for Sale of Heal Estate to pay Debts, Dower, Relief, Ac. FURTHER time having been granted by order of Court of Equity for tiling Claims against (be Estate of Capt T. hi. BOST, deo'd., all persons having claims against said Batata, are hereby notified that they must present said claims, and produce evidence to establish the same according to law. before me, within THREE MONTHS from this, the 12th daj of J unc, 18t-G. Cornrs' Office. \ T. STOBO FARROW, June, 12, let?6. > c. I. s. i>. June 14?10?3m. Notice to Oi'editor*. John $. Esell, Administrator. tt ~Dclphia Martin, and others. 13111 for aalc of Keel Estate, Relief and Partition. IN pursuance of an order of the Court of * Equity, uotice is hereby given to all per* sons having claims against the estate of Capt. J no M Martin, deceased, that said claims must he presented and evidence produced to establish the mime before roe within thsii it on i ns from this the 12th day of June, 1806. T. STOBO FARROW, c. s. s. d. Com'rs Office, June 12, I860. 20-lm Elizabeth Bourdon, TS. David D. Moore, Nimrod Moore, Kit*., end others. Bill for Partition. &c. IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Equity, the following personal property belonging to the estate of SARAH MOORE, deceased, will he sold at public sale at Spartan burg Court House, on 8ALK3DAY In JULY next. Said property is described in the pleading! in this case as consisting of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Fitrraing Toolns, IlttrHOM, Cuttle, Hojjfn, dee. 11 km.s of 0ai#k?vostc o! ttiese proceedings to tie paid in cash?-the remainder of purchaeca to be paid on the 1st of January, 1967, with interest from day of sale. Purchasers will be required to give bond with approved sureties to secure tho purchase tunney. T STOUO FARROW, c. *. s. t>. Com rs Oflice, June I'd, 1806. 20-81 N. n.?Ttio parties interested must have said property brought up at least by 9 o'clock on the morning of the sale, that the Commissi oner may have tunc to make out a list of the stock fin.I ail i'l?a IA a..1#l ?-- ?? "V pum i#vju?u ill? IKMVfl WUI"* menco. **rxr Chewing Tobacco. 4 LARGE LOT OF FINS CHEWING TQJ\ BAOCO 1?m juat batn received, and for sale at alow pric? at T. W HARPY'S. May 31?1* ft