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JOSEPH STRAUSS. SUCCESSOR TO 31.11 FlilEDlIERGKR. "VTTOUL1) respectfully inform tlie citizens of -? VV Union Hint lie will continue the mercantile business forincrty conducted by M. 11. Fricdbcrger, deceased, and asks a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore given his predeceS*" sor. In order to closo out the old stock, he will, during the XEXT ttO WW'S SELL AT AND BELOW COST FOR CASH. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF J> .K. Y V * CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, IIATS AND CAPS, Crockery and Hardware, ~ GR O OE 5'E? / And all otlior floods to bo found in any Store in the County. IF YOU WANT CHEAP GOODS NOW IS YOUR TIME TO (JET THEM. CALL ON JOS. STU AUSS, Jan 18 3 2m REPORT OF THE CONDITION OK TUB Merchants' & Planters' IO?IN A I, RAN K ' OF UNION, At Union, in the Stole, of Smith Carolina, at the close of business, 25th, Jtecembc'r, 1877. llKSOUKCKS. Loans and discounts S 01,684 32 Overdrafts 320 40 U. S. Hands to secure circulation... CO,(MX) 00 Due from approved reserve agents 3,072 42 Due from other National Hanks 3,406 45 Heal estate, furniture, and fixtures- 7,541 50 Current expenses and taxes paid... 2,538 57 Premiums paid 4.8(H) 00 Hills of other Hanks 3,320 00 {Specie (including gold Treasury certificates) 1,05-1 01 Legal-lender notes 14,014 00 lludcinption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 pr. ct. of circulation) 2,700 00 TOT A r S 105.352 03 LIABILITIES. ? * " * Tstprnn stock pain in rt.7 oo.noo oo Surplus fuiul (>,*>'>0 00 Undivided profits 7,1201 National Hank notes outstanding... 04,000 00 Dividends unpaid 100 00 Individual deposits subject to check 'JO,700 Time certificates of deposit 10,707 78 Totai J?l(i">,?lo2 (#;? Statu or South Caiiomna. 1 Coi'stv or Union, ss : J 1, E. II. Wallace, Cashier of the above-named Hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of 1113' knowledge and belief. U. It. WALLACE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of January, 1878. fr."7l U.K. ltAWLS, J f Notary l'ublic. Couur.cr?Alt est : It. I). CU Ll?, "J II. L. (IOSS. v Directors. WILLIAM MUXUO. ) Jan 18 It Tt VICK'S I'lnWIM* mill VixriUiilili. It J,? Is (lie most beautiful work of the kind in the world. It contains nearly lot) pages, hundreds of tine Illustrations, and six Chromo Flairs of Flowers, beautifully drawn and colored from nature. l'rice ."?0 cents in paper covers; SI <K> in elegant cloth. Printed in (ierman and English. Yirli s /tins, mini Monthly Magazine.?'1'2 pages fine Illustratration, and Colored Plate in every numhor. Price S ' a year ; Five copies for So 1Kb i'lrk's Catalogue.?"<H) Illustrations, only 2 cents. I C Iv ' S ^Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Address JAMES VICK, Kochestcr, N. V. VICK'S IlIiiHlralctl I*rioe rnlnlogiip. SKVENTV-FIV E pages?"00 Illustration, with descriptions of thousands of the best Flower and vegetables in the world, and the tray lo yriiic l/irm?all for a two cents postage stamp.? Printed in German anil English. i'lrb's Flower anil Veijeluhle (lartlrii, .10 cents in paper cover ; in elegant cloth cover SI <><>. I */>/.-*.v IL'iislriitril Monthly Magazine.?!52 pages fine Illustrations, and colored Plate in every number. Price SI ; Five copies for !?f? (Mb Address, JAMES Vil'K, Kochestcr, X. V. VK'K'S IIjLITSTHATITI) MONTHLY MA(?A/1NK. i iAAt'11 ntimbor oonlnins i'iiiktv-two Pages of .i._J reading, many fine Wood Put Illustrations, and one Colored A beautiful (iardeu Magazine, printed on elegant paper, and full of information. In Knglisli and (Scrtnan. Price, $1 'J"> a year: Five copies ?"> (M>. I7r/r'.t / 'fnirrr n/nl I ci/dabb (lurJ< n, .70 cents in paper cover; in elegant cloth covers ?1 00. Viek's Culatiii/Hr,?300 Illustrations only cents Address JAMK.S Vlt'K, lloclicstcr, N. A*. Improved Cotton Seed. nl'IMIA Improved t'otloii Seel, for sale at I . ON H IM 11,1, \ 11 a bnsliel at toy t iin, or (tN I", IHH.I.A It A NI? TWI.NTV I I \ i: ?'p.NTS sacked and delivered at I'ltiott >>s?i 1 r >ad Itepot. ' It. MISTIMJ. | Jan 11 - I in. ' Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to mo directed, 1 will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in February next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs sales, the following property, to wit: Two tract*of laud belonging to the estate of John Bishop, deceased. Tract No.'2, containing 1'22 and a half acres, nnd tract No. 3^qpntaiuingsixtt and a hftlf JfllW 1 a pari or the lands whereon Bonjamfn T. Bishop now lives, and designated by plats made by John L. Young on the 8th of Dccctnhcr 1877.? Both tracts of land were sold by me, as Sheriff, on the seventh day of January, 1878, and bid off by Benjamin T. Bishop, but he has failed to comply with his bid for said tracts of land, and will be resold by mo as Sheriff, at the risk of Benjamin T. Bishop, under the Execution of Hubcn S. Chick, as Trustee, against John Bishop'Any person bidding off" said tracts of land and failing to comply with their bid within half an hour after the sale, the lands will be again resold at their risk. ALSO. Five Mules, one Marc nnd colt nnd one two horse wagon and harness ; levied on and so be sold as the property of J. E. Metig, at the suit of l'hilip Dunn and James B. SStecdmnn. ALSO, One sorrel marc named Molly ; levied on and to bo sold as the property of Simpson Malotic, at the suit of John Mnlonc for another^ against Simpson Malonc. "* 'IT it I 1 "f One Gray IIoi0V,Cand one Bay Mare ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Thomas J. Foster, at the suits of Win. Munro, as Administrator of Win. J. Kecnan, John D. Long, as Ad ministrator of Win. II. Long, deceased, Wood & Co., and George W. (Inrntr, JSr. ALSO, On Monday the fourth day of February next, before Union Court House door, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, 1 will sell one Hale Lint Cotton and about eleven hundred pounds seed Cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Thomas Farr at the suit of W. A. Moorehead. AI.SO. On Tuesday, the fifth day of February next, 1 will sell, within the legal hours of {sheriff's sales, at the residence of Thomas J. Foster, about thirty bushels corn, five hundred bundles fodder, about fifty bushels cotton seed, onceight-day clock, one table and one road wagon ; all levied on and to be sold as the property of Thomas J. Foster, at the suits of Win. Munro.as Administrator of Wm. .1. Kcetian, John L>. Long, as Administrator?ol'?W nc. U. Lon#, deceased, Wood & Co. and George W. Garner, Sr. At.su, On Tuesday the fifth day of February next, I will sell at the Mill House of Mrs. Henrietta Murphy, on Fair Forest creek, one lot of pine plank and one lot of a.niliugs, sold by me, as Sheriff, on the 8lli day of January 1878, as the property of Win. Mnlonc, ami bid oil' by James M. Hcnnett for Mrs. Mary R. Hist, and tlicv failing to comply with their bid, said lumber will I be resold at I he risk of James M. Kennel t and ! Mrs. Mary E. (list, as the property of Wui. | Malone. R. MACBETH, S. IT. C. January 14, 1878 8 ?t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUXTV OF SPA 11TAA*I>V11G. In the Court ol'JLhjuhate. ^ N. M. Qtiin, Administrator, rt MadoraPetty and Marietta Petty et al' vSUANT to an order from the lion. George . \V. Nichols, Probate J ud;,? for Spartanburg County, 1 will sell before Union Uourt Mouse door, on the first Monday in February next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the tract of land belonging to the estate of Sarah Heed, deceased, located in Union County, South Carolina, containing ihirty-fivo acres, more or less, bounded by lands of M. N. Quinn, Elizabeth Kirby and Thomas Pucket and others. Sold for Partition among the parlies in this ease. TERMS OF SALE.?Cash sufficient to pay the costs of these proceedings aud taxes, if any, the balance on a credit, of one and two years with interest from the day of sale. Purchaser to give a bond and two good and sufficient securities and a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay for papers. 11. MACBETH, 8. U, C. Jan 1 If, 1878 3 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, Kx Parte "t Petition for Carrinda Gist. / Homestead. "VTOTICK is hereby given that Cannula (list, TN widow of Kit (.list, decease.I, has this day | fded her Petition in the Court of Probate for said County praying that a homestead exemption j be set apart to her and her minor children in the personal estate of snid deceased. JOSKPII F. GIST. Probate Judge. 11 January 1878. 8 -It ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. rilll P. undersigned having been duly appointed L administrator of the Kslate of Uriah Paulk, deceased, would most respectfully request all persons indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment, and all persons having claims nginst said estate will present them to me, propcily attested. J. K, PACI.K. Ad in' r. Jan 18 ,'l -It* Berkshire Swine. rnilOKOl C.il 1M1K1) Kcrkshire Swine for Sale, X by J. H. MIXTKlt. Jan 11 2 Im NOTICE. VIA. persons indebted to us will please settle their accounts at once, as wc arc in need of money. GKK .t lit \!i'i:if< .Inn 11 2 It | Copartnership Notice. [ Tllil E undersigned have formed a Cnpnrtncr1. ship for tin* practice of I.aw in all cases, in the Slate and I'niled Slates Courts, arising in (lie Ttli Circuit that may he entrusted to their charge, under the linn name of Kion & McKi.ssick. lTtli Itcceiubcr, IH77. JAMES II. RION, I. (J. M. KISSICK. I tec 21 '>() ."?m I rv 10 w (tooits. I KIMIVltl.lV AKIIIVniU ' FOSTER & WILKINS \ % T K nre endi-atoriiifj to keep up our Stock IT in all departments, and will guarantee I prices a< low a-' lh" lowest. Call and see before purchasing. 1 Nov 2.J If. If . -*C i. " -l~h ? Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUXTY OF VXIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas. Sarah A. Stringfcllow, vs Gqjprgc B. Tucker and Others. vwrdn?rfroth the IIodpL- Od _L Northrop, Judge of the seventh .hndieisy Circuit of South Carolina, dated loth November, 1870, I will sell Scforo Union Court House door, on the first Monday in February next, within thelcgnl hours of Sheriff's sales, one small piece or tract of land, located on Enorco liiver, obtaining seven and a half acres, more or less, belonging to George 11. Tucker, bounded on the South by Knoreo ltivcr, and West, North nnd East by lands now belonging to James 11. Stecdluan ; said lands formerly the property of George 11. Tucker, and now sold as t lie property of George 11. Tucker, at the sail of Sarah A. Stringfellow against George 11. Tucker. TKlt.MS OF SALE.?One-half cash, the Bnlnnce.on a credit of twelvemonths, with interest the day of sale, with bond and a mortgage to secure the balance of the purchase money. It. MACBETH, S. U. C. Jan 12 1878. 3 8t Sheriff's Sale. m 1 Di ' i c* ri it n i* jl iie ouue 01 ooutu Carolina. Iff i fl Joicjr Duncan, vs Nancy Walker nnd others. 1)U1?SUANT to an order from the Hon. Joseph . F. Clist, Probate Judge for Union County, 1 will sell before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in February next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following described land, for partition of the proceeds of said sale between the Plaintiff and defendants in this action, to wit * Fifty acres of the tract of land assigned by the Court of Equity in thecascof Thomas Me Lure against Trclissa Walker, bounded by lauds of 8. M. Kice, the estate of Nathan Hawkins, and James Mcltride. TKKMS OF SALE.?One-half cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months with interest from the day of sale; the purchaser to give bond and mortgage to secure the balance of the purchase money, and pay for deeds. 11. MACMETI1, S. U. C. Jan 12, 1878. :l Jt The St a to of South Carolina. corxt rop ex/ox, In the Court of Common Picas. William II. Wallace ) Plaintiff | Summons for moneys vs. [ demand. . C. C. Davis | Complaint not scrv^j Defendant J T.. ft ft r\ 7i / ? i i -? * ^ MO V. UiJClUHlM III l/IIS JlCtMtl. ? j "V7 OU arc hereby summoned and required t a .1. answer the complaint in this action, whicW is tiled in the ollicc of the Clerk of (lie Court </f Common l'leas for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscribers at theiui ollice, at Union in said County, within twenty j days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to i the Court for judgment against you for (lie suifl of one Hundred Dollars, with interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from the fir^t day of January, one thousnnd oiphi nn4 rercnlT, mvd oocdec 1' ?Dated Union S. C. lid January A. I). 1878. It ION & MoKISSICK Planlitl's Attorneys. T<> the Defcnlant C. C. Davie. i Take notice that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk <ft' the Court of Common Pleas for Union Coflnty in the State of South Carolina on the 1th day of January 1878. lllON & McKISSlCK. Union S. C. Plaintiff's Attorneys. Union S. C. 8th January 1878. 2 tit. J. E. AUGER & CO,, 137 AND 139 MEETING ST., CHARLESTON S. C. joitm:its or roui:fG\ ANl) DOMESTIC HARDWARE^ Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, BAR IRON AND PLOW STEEL, CUCUMBER PUMPS, FAllJHAiNKS' WCALKS. Agents for South Carolina for the Patent Steel Ilarbe Fencing, and the celebrated Farmer's Fricinl Flow, one, two or three horse, at re luced prices. I.IltERAI. TERMS TO THE TRADE. Large assortment of Agricultural Implements. Agricultural Steels a specialty. Hull Tongues, Turn Shovels, Scooters, Sweeps, llcel Foils, also rough St ;el Shapes Sic. State agents for Tredegar Horse and Mule Shoes. Orders receive prompt and careful attention. .J. E. A. DO Eli As CO., 1 :?7 and l:U? MEETING STREET, CH AHLESTOV, N. Jan 11 2 coin .1m To Executors, Administrators Guardians, &c. OrrcK ,)rix;b or Fuoiiatt:. I'nion, Jan. 11, 1878. 4 LI. Executors, Administrators, (iuardians, Trustees and Committees of Lunatics, who nave iiuie'i 10 make their annual returns to this cilice, arc hereby notificil that unless they comply willi the law in that particular before the next annual period of accounting, the utmost penalty of the law will he rigidly enforced against all v.lio have neglected to perform their sacred obligations to this Court. JOSKIMI F. filST, Judge of I'robate. Jan 11 2 It Rcidvillc Female College. SIURTANW'lMJ CO., S. BOARD (everything furnished) $11.&0 per month. Tuition moderate. Advantages superior. Next term begins January 7th. 1878. KOIIKKT P. SSMiril. Pres., Rcidville, 8. C. Dec 21 f.O I in* Chufas For Sale. itv .i. ic. mivu:it. Jan 11 2 lin The State of South Carolina, COUXTY OF UNI OX. In the Court of Common Pleas. Charles Holt as Administrator") ' of nil and singular the | Ooods, Chattels and credits .of Joshua 1*. Da\vkyij^4ti; r ccn^-fflIflfi/ pyain*l Summons? < Sarah Dawkins, Benjamin F. . \ '\ ? Dawkins, Nannie E Tcncli, ' Sarnh A Striugfellow, Lou- For relief ( is 1). Mowry, Albert II. Mowrjj Wilson 01oT<?r, llohert^LL Lyons, as Ad- [ Coifiplaint niinistjHur of James llog- | ers, o^ensed, Stisan F. I Dawkins,^ William Munro, [ not jr. mutants r.ison, Sarah } Beard, Mary Douglass, j I'llilip M. Cohen, Jolin J. Served. Drown, William Wilkins, ( J. S. Lowland Thompson, Benjamin F. Bawls, Spenccr M. Bice anil John W. McLurc, George G. l'ridtuorc, Defendants. J ( To (he Defendant, Benjamin F. Datckins. ~\TOU are hereby Summoned and required to ,i X answer the complaint in this action, which is iiiled in tlio office of the Clerk, of the Court of Common l'leu, for the County of Union, nt Union Court House, South Carolina, and to UffiWfflLllfulKiKVirr Law ltnngc, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day ot such service; and if you fail to . nswer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Union, S. C., 10th January 1878. MUNBO & MUN 110, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To (' ' Defendant Benjamin F. Dawkins : Take notice that the Summons in this action of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in Oilier Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union County, at Union Court House, in the County of Union, in the State of South Carolina, on the tenth day of January, A. 1). one thousand eight hundred and scventv-ciirht. MUNKO fit Ml'NUO, IMnintiff's Attorneys. No. 2 Law Kongo, Union, S. C. Jan 10, 1878 2 Ot Gold and Silver FOR SALE CHEAP & W. TINSLEY'S * :o: I HAVE just retnrnod from llic North, where 1 purchased, I) lit HUT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, n large Stock of LATEST STY I.I.S J 10 W EIjRY , At the lowest market-prices, and intend giviny customers the benefit of my low purchases, BY SELLING CHEAP. Among my Stock will be found all kinds of (f?m> A YD SILVIA WATCHES OP THE VERY BEST MAKE. CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, ClIEA I'Ell Tit A A* K Villi HE FORK. SILVER AND PLATED V/ARE, RINGS AND BREASTPINS, 0 0 L1) A NO SI L V E It C MAINS, Christinas, Bridal and llirthday Presents of all kinds. ANY FINE GOLD WATCHES, Chains, Diamond Ringsor Jewelry, of any kind desired, not found in my Stock, will he ordered at the shortest notice, without trouble or expense to persons ordering them. Old Silver taken in exchancc for Jewelry. 1? 10 X* A I It I N G r * DON E X EATLY.A N D PROMPTLY, THE FINEST TOUACCO AND CIGyYHS I CAN ALWAYS BE HAD AT THIS STORK. Just ('nil anil Sec for Yourself. It. W. TINBLEY. Dec 7 is tf " NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES. ? ?:o: S. \V. I'OllTKIt. ESPKCTFUI.I.Y announces to tlie people \i of Union County that lie lias opened one of tlie MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF DllY (iOOl)H, a n r? READY-MADE CLOTHING , ever brought into this County, and is determined to sell for the SHORTEST PROFITS FOR CASH. lie is not afraid to compare quality and prices of floods with Columbia, Augusta or even Spartanburg. c.\Uj axi> si:/-: ron yourselves. N. W. I'OKTFK, Font's new lluilding, opposite the big Oak Tree. Nov 4d tf S.xniiiiiiMtioii ol' TcnclierN. \ board of Examiners will meet at Union .1. C. II. on Friday and Saturday tlr# 18th ami VJlh of January 1H7S. All persons who expect to tench in the i'ublic Schools will meet the board ' at that time. A. A.JAMES, Sell. Com. U. C. Jan II 2 Ini \ Red Oats ! TjlOH Sale hv JJ T. R. MINTER, t Jan 11 2 In HOME-MADE FERTILIZER. LONG'S PREPARED CHEMICAL9: TWO llarrcls composted with cotton seed or , stable manure will make ? Ton of good Home Made Fertilizer, nt less than half the cost ... ?r?mn,o?iAtW^hw?>i^t%a4^^.%n4g?? nW??. ' U' .* - t^.r *4 sular and sec certifiers pf Jfiuen .Comity Fa?-? '? .* [Atra who*uscfl the Cheurtfefcls the-past Summer. ? The ChenApnls are now ih store find ready for ilelivcry. Payments May 1st, t?r Nov. 1st, 1878. GI HUES & Co., Agents. CEllTlllCATESi JoNF.svu.i.K, Union Co., S. C., Sopt. 23, 1877. Messrs Guides & Co.? Having used "I.Ong's Chemicals" 1 can with safety recommend theni as n splendid Manure for Cotton, composted according to directions. The dry, hot, weather did not affect the growth of cotton where 1 used (Item ns it did where I used other Fertilizers rati t Ka on in a anil Va(im? f? a T'HVD. L. IIAMES. Notk.?Mt\ Humes informs us that the cotton never shed the squares in the dry Spell, and tho Chemicals proved in his hands superior to tho "Carolina Fertilizer" and another very popular standard Guano. G1B11ES & Co. Ujcion C. II., S. C., Sept. 28, 1877. MEssn*. Qihrks & Co.?Gcntlemon :?Long's Chemicals have proved a success with me, comalifc '* *k* j " * * - riif ~* , i i ? i r >i i nrehiTo cotton at the rate of 200lbs. per ncre. ' .. They ore far superior to any other Fertilizer I ever used. Will use them again for next crop. They stand the drought well. They do not make the cotton shed tho squares, as all other Fertilizers do, in time of dry spells. I have read Mr. Thad. L. Homes' statement, and fullv endorsoit. J. C SHKTTLEWORTH. REFERENCES: We also take the libcrlj' of referring to tho following gentlemen in this County who liavo used the Compost: Q. 11. Hoghu, W, J. Tucker and David Lane. Nov. 23 4fi tf_ CHEAP GOODS j ?AT THE? HOTEL STORE. >#r. >> WE ARE receiving a very large Stock of all kinds of Goods, which we are dttermined to Sell at the Ijo>vo8t Price?. No alorc or (own slin.ll bo able to say tlicy sell cheaper (bnn \vc do, and no firm keeps a better assorted Stock. OU It I)ltV GOODS CONSIST OF Pleached and Brown Shirting and Sheeting, l'laid Osnabnrgs, Prints, ** Ladies' Dress Cloods, . Domestic Ginghams, Kentucky and Columbus Mills Jeans, Fancy Cassiuiercs, Wattr-Pioofs, Tickings, Flannels?Bed and White, Flannols?Shaker and Opera, Blankets?White and Colored, l*ndtc? Htinwls mh\ tllvfCS, Notions and Hosiery, SHOES AND BOOTS, in Great Variety and Prices. READY-MADE CLOTHING, Wool and Fur Hals, for Men and Iloys. G ROCER X1SH: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Bacon, Flour, L.ard, Molasses, Salt, Mackorel, Tobacco of all Brands. JJAOGING ANJD TIE?. Hardware. Crockeryware, Tinware, Woodenware, BRIDLES, SADDLES AM) SADDLE BLANKETS. Spoeialtieb', Ladies' Custom-Made Shoes, Gent's Muml-mudc Shoes, Star Shirts. Feeling thankful for the patronago heretofore extended, we guarantee satisfaction in the future. GEE A IIL'V i?II Itll.S. Oct 12 40 if AUSTIN Ac CO. Seed Wheat. A LOT of fine Seed Wlieat for snle by AUSTIN k Co., Spartanburg. _ Not. 2 43 tf Provisions. BACON, Flour, and Lard, for sale, clienp, by AUSTIN k Co., Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 if Oats, Rye and Barley. 17IOU sale, by AUSTIN k Co., . Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf Groceries. QRF.AT Bargains in Sugar, CofTcc and Salt, ttl AUSTIN & (VS., Spartanburg. Nov 2 43 tf Drugs and Medicines. I~>UY your Drugs an J Medicines of J AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Not 2 43- tf Paints and Oils. ALL kind of Faints and Oils for sale at LotIon' prices, at AUSTIN & (Vs., Spartanburg. Nor 2 43 tf Window Glass. OF ALL sixes, for sale by AUSTIN & Co., Spartanburg. Not 1 43 tf Pure Liquors. I )U1(E LDjI WIS, for Medicinal purposes, for 1 sale by AUSTIN fi (Jo., Spartanburg Nov 2 43 if