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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13
UssrAMprD IssrRunrsrs.-The fol.

UNsTAMPED INsrRuMENTs.-The fol.
lowing in "The amended Act to provide
Internal Revenue" &C., in regard to un-
stamped instruments, will be of interest r.
many OF our readers: ves
provided, that in all cases where the
party has not affixed the stamp required
by law upon any instrument made, signed,
or issued, at time when, and at place
where no collection district vas establish
ed, it shall be lawful for him or them, or
any party having an interest therein, to
afiix the proper stamp thereto, or if the
original be lost, to a copy thereof; and the
instrument or copy to which the proper
stamp has baea thus affixed prior to the
first day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty. y.sevcn, and the record
thereof, shall be as valid to all intents aud
purposes as if stamped by the collector in
manner hereinbeiore provided. But no
right acquired in good faith before the stam-
ping of such instrument or copy thereof,
and the recording thereof, as herein provi.
ded, if such record be required by law,
shall in any manner be affected by suoh
stamping as aforesaid"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13

A QUAKER WoMAN's SERMoN--My
dear friends, there are three things that
very much wonder at The first is that
children should be so foolish as to throw
up stones, clubs and brickbats into fruit
trees to knock down fruit If they would
let it alone it would fall itself. The sec.
ond is, that men should he so foolish as to
90 to war and kill each other If let alone
they would die themselves The third and
last thing | wonder at is, that young men
should bo so unwise "a to go after young
women If they would stop at home the
young women would come after them.
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THE jews


A religious journal gives remarkable
account illustrating the credulity of the
Jews in Russia and Poland in respect to
their expected Messiah. In Sada Coda,
solitary dirty jewish town in o desolate
region of the Buscovine, there resides
family from which the Messiah is expected
to come according to tho belief of two.
thirds of the Jews residing in tho Slavon.
ic countries. The present patriarch ofthe
family is represented rs an old idiot, who
is reduced to the lowest state of stupidity.
and who has amassed millions by means
of his superstitious act. The Jews con.
sIder 1t sacred duty to visit the chief
of their Messianic family at least once in
their life, each one taking q tributary
gift, never less than pound sterling.
Every possible kind of magnifceuce and
luxury is stored up in the chambers Of
his palace, and the elegant mansions Of
his daughters and sons-in law, who arc se-
iected from the richest of the rich The
palace contains siiver-room, with all con-
ceivablc Articles of plate, reckoned to be
worth several hundreds Of thousands of.
rub!es. The most magnificent Turkish.
carpets and the heaviest damask curtains
are piled in the sitting rooms, all the votivs
offerings Of the deludcd Jews.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
William Bennett, Applicant,

WlIllam Bennett, Applicant,
John E. Casey, wife Mary, and others, Defs.
Petition for sale of Real Estate Of James Ben
nett, deceased.
l appearing to my sat; sfaction that John
L Casey, and wife Mary, Mansel Moore and
wife Sarah, defendants in this case reside
without this State /; it is therefore ordered that
i4oy do appear aud object to the division or
sale ot tae Real Estate of james Bennett, de
ceased, ON or before The 2lst day of Septem
Der next, or their consent TO the same will be
entered of record.
Given under my hand this 18th day of June,
A. D., 1866.
JNO. EARLE BOMAR, o. g. D.
June II Il 3m
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l congratulate myself that have been pei.
mitted to participate in these holy objects,
and pray that God may bless them to
the fullest extent of your wishes. thank
you, gentlemen, for the courtesy you
have extended to me, and for the Kindness
with which you have received me.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13


SCENES IN BoHEMIA-Accounts from
Bohemia describe rs one ofthc most heart
rending sights imaginable the crowds of
women, both Of the highest and lowest
classes, who having rushed to the scenes of
carnage from ali parts OF North and South
Germany, are seen wandering over the bat
tie fields, through lazarets and hospitals.
looking for their fathers, husbands, bro
theirs and lovers. The terrible cries that
cvery now and then strike the ear when
one Of these hcartbroken creatures has
suddenly discovered her dearest friend
among a heap Of slain or dying on the bat
tic Held, or among the thousands OF the
sick, arc said to shake even those most
hardened against ali forms and expressions
of human misery. 1t is chiefly in Turnau,
where the thousands of wounded OF Sadow.
at present arc housed, and tended by the
numerous Sisters of Mercy and Knights of
st. John OF Jerusalem, where these scenes
mostly occur. Many of the poor ladies
have to return to their homes without fad.
ing those they sought, and the ordinary
means OF communication being very much
interrupted, they often think themselves
lucky if they obtain small seat on an am
munition wagon, or a vehicle filed with
convalescent soldiers rejoining their corps.
But they arc everywhere treated kindly and
courteously.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13
ENCOURAGING


One of the most astonishing features
of the election yesterday, was the fact that
every ward in the city gave majority for.
the Democratic candidates. Never in the
history of Louisville, and seldom in the
history of any other city, has such an
event occurred. 1t is the highest evidence
of the popularity of our nominee and Of
the confidence Of the people in the party
which placed him on the track. There
are twelve wards in the city, somo Of
which the Radicals considered as sure for
their ticket as the rising of the sun, brh
the great ground swell Of popular enthu-
siasm rolled over them and carried Duvall
and Hardin on its topmost wave. Louis
vile has shaken the dust Of radicalism
from hor feet, not only in the aggregate,
but in detail. She stands forth, puro and
spotlcss, as virgin arrayed for the altar,
an object Of enthusiasm for her friends
and of wonder for her enemies.
Louiscils Courier, Aug. 7tk.
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors

A LII persons having claims against the Es.
IA tate Of a. WINGO deceased, will present
them without delay, proven according to law
to JOHN II. EVINS. Attorney at Law. or to
the undersigned; and oil persons indebted to
said Estate will make payment to the above
named Attorney, or to
MRS. X. C.. WINGO, Executrix
June Ii 20 3mo
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13

The New York Daily News tells the
following dog and Davis story: After the
Incarceration Of Davis in The oaseinaie Mt
Fortress Monroe, an old dog appeared to
understand that the prisoner was some no.
ted Individual, and when Davis was allow
ed to take exercise out-of doors, the old
dogs eyes glistcned and his caudal nppen-
dage twirlcd in the air, giving undoubted
signs OF gladuess. This deg followed the
footsteps of -. d." OH all HE pedestrian
excursions. and VIXEN he returned to the
casemate would quietly lie dcwu, and pa
iently await the appearance of the distin-
guished prisoner. Recently the dog has
been expelled from that locality. Reoog
nizing the fidelity of the old dog, and
doubtless commiserating the forlorn oondi-
iion of this faithful attendant, the ex Prsi
dent has sent him TO friend in Norfolk,
Va, with the request that the dog be taken
care of during his lifetime. This trust
will be sacredly fulfilled, and before many
days, for his fidelity to Mr.. Davis, the
faithful dog will have placed upon his
neck splendid collar, upon which will be
Inscribed the name which his present own
er intends giving him--J eGerson Davis.
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Commissioners sale.


Polly w. Hunter, ADMIR-, aud Jane S. Hun.
ter, %. Alice G Hunter and others, minors.
Bill for Partition, Relief sc.
TN pursuance of an order of the Court of
Equity, the following REAL ESTATE, will
be sold at public sale at Spartaburg Court
House, on SALESDAY in OCTOBER next
LOT NO. 3-Containing EIGHTY-NlNE
Acres more or less, being part of land of p.
8. Hunter, deceased, sItuat ed in Spartanburg
District on waters Of Pac ,lett River, bounded
by lands Of Capt. wilkins, G.. Cannon and
others. This tract is said to embrace some Of
the best bottom land in the District
TERMS OF SALE.-So much of the pur-
chase money as may he require ed to pay 1 of
the costs OF these proceedings to be paid cash
on day Of sale, the remainder of the purchase
to be paid in one and two years with interest
from day of Sale. Purchaser will be required
to give bond with at least two approved sure
ties, and mortgage Of the premises to secure
the purchase money.
T. sTOB0 FARROw, c. E. s. d.
Com'rs Offices, Sept 6, 1866. 32-4t
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NOTICE

s hereby given that application will DO made
Il at the next sitting OF the Legislature for
o renewal Of the act of incorporation of the
District
Sept6 81 sm
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13

Numbers OF Mormon emigrants, en- route for
Salt Lake, died at ST. Joseph, Missouri, of
cholera.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13

The cotton reports from Georgia. Florida,
Alabama and Mississippi are very discourag-
ing.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13
Notice TO Debtors.

Notice TO Debtors.
nERS0NS indebtcd "a The estate of RICH
ARD B. SMITH, are hercby requested to
meet me at the Court House, on Salesdays in
September and October for the pur ose of ma
king settlement. All who fail to make settle
ment with me by Salesday in October next
will find their notes in the hands of an Attor-
ney for collection. Give attention to this and
save cost. S. +. SMITH
Aug 9-2S-td Administrator.
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Sole Trader.

ITNHE Undersigned, the wife of JOHN BLAY
Il LOCK, By occupation farmer, residing
in Spartanburg District, South Carolina, six
miles North Of the town of Spartanbnrg
hereby gives notice to the public of her intcn-
ion TO exercise and claim The rights and i'm
munities of a sole-Trader. (or free Freedealcrl
OF and after the expiration of one month from
this date.
MARY ANN BLAYLOCK.
Aug 16 20 1T
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13
DRESS MAKING.

DRESS MAKING
TiiE undersigned proposes to execute all
Il styles Of MANTUA-MAKING at short
notice, and for reasonable prices. Dresses of
the finest texture, as we'll as those of coars.st
fabric received. In fact evey kind of sewing
taken, with the hope that entire satisfaction
will be given. My friends will please call and
give me trial.
DH" Residence at Mrs DIR. Vernon's ayFsn
MARY S. COUNCIL.
Aug 16 20 IF
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
sPARrANBURG DISTRICT.
Lawson 7. Meaders, Applicant,
VS..
William Mcaders and others

appearing to my satisfaction that Amos
L. Bearden, Polly Ann Bearden and Jane
bearder, three Of the Defendants reside with
out this State, ON motion of Farrow 81 Duncan,
Applicants Attorneys, il is ordered that thew
do appear and object 10 the division or sale Of
" the Heal Estate of George Meaders, deceased,
2 ON or before the l4th day Of NOVEMBER
nsxi or their consent to the same will be en-
tered Of record.
sl.s gJNo. EARLE BoMAR, o. 6. D.
aug 20 10 3m
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-09-13
IN EQUITY-sPARTANBURG DISTRICT
Ex Parts, z. p. Smith, Jr.,

Elk Parte, e. P. Smith, Jr.,
kfs{6 inrs ,
"The Solicitors Of the Western Circuit
Petition in Cause.
TINDER IA Bill to Perpetuate Testimnny"
u filed, for this district. by the Solicitor, as
authorized by n recent Act of the General AS
seinbly, the Petitioner, L. P. Smith, Jr.,
having mado application to produce evidence
to PEI petuate testimony Of certain Sealed Notes
signed by r. B. Smith, deceased, payable to
the Petiouer, VIII .ch notes are represented to
have been lest or destroyed.
On motion Of Sullivan & Winsmith, Solic'rs.
for Petitioner. it ordered that all persons
having like or opposite interests to the Petit
oner, in the matter in question, do appear be
fore the Commissioner within THREE MONTHS
from this date, and claim the right to cross ex.
anime the evidence and produce evidence in
reply, as the Commissioner will proceed, after
the expiration of said THREE MONTHS to take
the evidence of the Petitioner in accordance
with the provisions Of said Act Of the General
Assembly.
T. STOBO FARROw,
Com'mrs. Office, G. E. s. d.
Aug. Gath, 1856.
- August 80 81 3m
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An o%epPnufcli,

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M 4er Str- 1t sertaEtt5. GiQft, n%inrat, ertdli
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Fsaeit Sccurer.- |

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NaEhnnen.
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va d, Sremeu.

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AlerLnl1nF ttrrhcht


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faiitn. tlg-l
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NftrolpntlAe 9gatafAlaks.

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m6r 9easEEAtne

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foas Rteardp6Ii9 beis6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-29

Die Damrfer bte,er sinte, Iaatsr Sabr3euse erfs
stdhe. fe8tta, iie foiat abi
"a II b a., lilo qonzss Mnt, gfoIire Grrnmanteu.
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Neaen sratt chsr ufbeifabri, pefut aaseessitnsi
aectss 1T, ,ptnee man iiG al,
peutr d. Warftete & q o., ~sigtnteH,
VT. 10, Gtear's We.ite
VIZ, = En- Gbfatrtsta8e wtre tetue araht anse,
nrnln1ei. nod Biad,tbtefs unieI Seia mel. - slur BIZ
8lahtbr'efe Der aomraanie intrben unter;eitnst
!. dtetianbnisfdetne utifen IN unisY EN- aen,eicir
eriansi wetera. {Ap.91.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-29

{sssa Gin imtin6dtgeS Wlau'arbtn-qB obutaut
k4fiI retit -iiSdto sHt giHltratbaues pGtlpr gpttie
LIZ ltu,uer, Ride nn5 A Itnntsr crtbaltent nit
I'M iU't, In gba,stpUrib.t nabt petteeer.
prtis gllGO; @rlutahS $2i.
6enrb ~. GoHts
(GA-) Rr. o. Yam Wuitbtnls 81 laulh,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
no CONSUAfPTIVFs,

The eeyet tiser, been restored 20 heaitfi in
iees weeks by avery resicdy after having
suffered sewers Yeas q severe lung
tSns and that dread disease coasn,nplionis aux
fosis to make known 10 sufferers the reans
of cure
To al who desire H. nc Will send copy OF the
ptipn used tfree OF charc) with the direc-
t6us for prepsrin aud siiitr TIE same vi Il they
viii tii!d. q RE- Guar for Consuraiti5n Astians
bronchitIs, Conghs. Colds, aud all Throat and
Lung AfieetoLs The only object of the advertiser
IN sending the Prescri ptioF bene7t theafflictcd
ana spread informant be in
valuable and he hopes cvery stiffsrtr trv bis
remedy as il will cos their aud may prove
wishing the iptioi., rREE. byreturn
4 M viii please a. idrcss
Raw EDWARD AZ WILSON
- VII ie ms bufgs Kings county &. n. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

"a band Of robbers on the Rio Grande
bout fifty in number have been committing
great outrages They have been pursued by
computes Of raBeheIos and U. S, colored
hoops, aud FIVE of the thieves have been Kill.
ed. They are composed of Americans, en- !,
listed on the Liberal Mexican side, but who
deserted after the quarrel IN Matamogas.
The number Of students now at WASH
ington College including Judge Broekens
brouens law class. $40. The number. of
cadets IS There are more who were
appointed BY the board q visitors yet.to come
IN, who were Instructed to report on the Ist
~ Noyember, as the new wing IS ready for
then reception.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
ERRoRs "a YouTH..

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay nd al tho Elects 81
youthful indisere lion. Wall sake OF SUFFERING
humanity send nee 10 al who a. ed ii, The reelpe
ddireeons Tor mixing simpI remedy by hitch
he was cured, $ tiefers wishing 10 profit by the
tadyeEtsers xperiences cailsso 20 by addressing
John b. OGDEN,
N9.ls Chambers street, New y ori.
March % 1900 ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

Gu Hlurst tys October ltt 1866 al the residences
OF die btid parents, by Ilcv Holm eoidar,l J7So
r coz iSt.A y t9sInerIys Of this county, Miss
hiAit1 - Brick ct II, II Cincinnati.
l1r- 5 n alilBtI ssSa1lfail, Is go and
5iss "a \ RClsIN SON. daSlgilter OF tie laie
Col Israel tsiblslssI, Of " Rfyiqstbfg.
Ga " etn' ssy lilerpisig last BY Rev. RIf, Eci-
ger, Mr. Rt5istslt 4 Ryan izecaS 10 Miss Bet
IL. daughter Dr.. lsobest Lucas 81 this