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> 111. ??*
v?i| opaa it Viia!-Th? Now York CU*
Ma (4fctod by ptWito Mlloo O'RUoy,) boa an
attlclo laudatory of tho FonUno, ood urging
IHtkku m4 Atnoriunni to contribute to tho
Foakia (hods. VYo quo to alngio oiniuou
- V pnoonge:
."Wo toll tho AnorioaA pabllo?and tbey ,
karo horotoforo found u* pretty aecarato
prwphoti la everything relative to tho Foniaa
MM?mat DC I ore no nmu ui<n ? ???
iMMwiw m Irirh Republic existing on the
JlM* ?f lb? earth, with a' lt(, u army, t port
f ertry ui exit, n naty of privateers, end
tacit encouragement both of France and the
, United ft la tee In the provocation of belligerent*
9 acta against Great Britain. Let no one ask u?
for the present where this republic will he lo*
sated, for we eenaot answer. It mart ho called
republic, to warrant the flag and fleet, hut
'w(U really only he used as an immediate basis
af operations for the transfer of no tire hostilities
to the Canadian and Irish roils. A word
'to tbi Wise M onougn. Ana now, wphw ?u?|olil
nnncs grow excited, tho wile will await
derolopmenU, firing liberally of their means
to aid tho cause; nor will they hnre to] tarry
l~f for fulfillment of all that wo heroin foro* I
kadow." ; ;VBnaoriroi.
8b5timixt.??A boautiful extract
below is ft urn tho pen of Hon. George S.
Milliard I o " 'J1
" I confess that increasing years bring with
thorn an increasing respect for men who do not
" ' nr. u thole words are commonlr
Md. Hetrea U to be a plane Cor thoso
who bavo not auecoodod on earth; and it if
an re that eeloftial grace doe* not thrive aud
bloom in the hot blase of worldly prospirity.
Ill iiimui sometimes arises from a superabundance
of qualities, in themselves good?from
conscience too sensitive, a taste too fastidious,
a eelf-forgotfnluces toe romantie, a modesty too
retiring, I will aot go se far as to say, wi^i a
living poet, that "tho world knows nothing of
its men," but there are forms of greatusss, or
at least excellence, which 'die and make no
aign f tbore are martyrs that miss the palm
'but not tho stake; horoes without the laurel,
tand conquerors without tho triumph."
A special despatch to the Charleston
Slows, dated Washington, January 38, says
the Hon. Wm. Henry Trescott has been invited
by the solect llousc Committee on Freed meo's
Affairs, to appear before that body and
t give tbo views of His Bxocilency Governor
Orr against the freodraeu's futhor occupation
, ef tho Sea Island cotton lands of South Carolina,
as is authorised by tka bill which passed
the donate on Thursday/
Tho Bill Axing tho legal rate of interest at
ten per cent, has boon passed by the Georgia
Legislature.
Mr. Alexander Htepdcn* decline* 10 mnkc
any public address upon tba state of the conn*
try Under present elroumstanees. He alio ftdhorti
to b(? determination not to allow his
nana to be used in connection with the recency
in the United Stale* Senate.
"MtrUon iu? Mniter Urox Us.,,?The
Charleston Daily News has the following
paragraph:
Mr! Ward, of New York, In soma remnrki
before the Home of Representatirea, on Thursday
Inst, contended that the States lately in
rebellion hare the rights only ef the criminal
who pleads to the jadge for merey.
If this be the state of the oase, and if Mr
Ward Is one of the jndges, then may Q< dhavo
tnerey on ns, and ward us off .from evil.
NOTICE
To Freediuen.
AH the Freedmen are not awara of the
fact that they are liable to Work on
the Streets and Roads, an especial notice is
published inf'irining them of the feet. Every
male between the ogee of sixteen and fifty
jeara is liable to such duty for twelve day*,
and in lieu of said duty a commutation of
three dollars has been affixed. Thooe who
do not pay it will be once ordered out
for duty.
?V J. C. BAIT.EY,
Clerk of Council.
Feb 8 , 86 2
| ij ' DR. J. W. HE WE Lis
< UPPERS his professional sertfflBS^riees
to the eitlcens of Greenville,
i WTHs operates tor VESICO-VAGI
B4 NAL FISTULA, and all other dia
eases of Women requiring Hurgi- J
?al interference. Fee* doe when attention I
I ceases. Reference required wben called
I< out of the District.
f MT Ofltce near David A Stradley and
|ft Dr. Wiltberger'a Drugstore.
V Feb ? 36 IS*
| NOTICE.
? A LL persons are hereby warned agaioet
iiii. trading for a NOTE given by the
Vuadersigned to JAMES THACKSON for
VOae Hundred and Forty Dollars, dated
. . t January Id or Rd, 1866. There is a credit
ft ?a the above Note of Forty Dollars. As
ft he property (a Horse) for which the Note
am given lias proved unsound, we will
Mfi4 pay it nnleaa compelled bv law.
G. W. PARKINS.
H a A. PARKINS.
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HYMENEAL.
Maiiikii, ou tho ftt?I ult., at (he rr?idm<j?
Of I>r. J. p. Millar, by R*v. H. H. Held.
Mr. EDWARD MlLLKR and Mi*. ADDIE
SHODDY.
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GREENVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
cobrbctbd wbmklt, bt
GRADY. FERGUSON <fc MILLER,
i mkbchamtb. ; ,
GRKKNVILLK. 8. 0., 7KB. T, 18M.
APPLBS, l>ri?d, ^ bmh?l,....?J 00 @ $2 SO
BACON, ? 10., *???( * ? 20 c.
ii i tv uadd tt Ik 1a .
wauii ?v? ?? y w > ** ww v*
BLUE STONE, lb * SO c.
BAUUINU, Gunny, ^ jud, .mine.
BUTTRK, ^ lb .. *? c.
BEE8WAX, fllb - *0 e.
BHANDY, Cngnlac, $ gallon, n?*.
>? Poach, M ? W 00 @ W 40
CHICKENS, & head,...?. 20 c.
COTTON, ? lo., 30 <$ 34 e.
COFFEE, ^ lb., Rio, 44 e.
" " " Jara,,..n..H ~ - 74 ?.
CORN, ? bufhel, ?1 24 (? ?l 50
CORN MEAL, W burbot ......fl 60
CANDLES, ^ lb*. Adamnotme,?.......... 60 c.
m ,i ,?i )>portn U a
? " " Tallow 30 c.
CQPPERA8, & lb., Engli.h, 24 e.
" " u North Carolina^...... 10 e.
EGOS, "ft (logon,. 20 e.
FLOUR, ft barrel, ?17 00 (g> *18 00
OOLD, |l 38
OINGKR, ft lb _ 40 e.
IRON, 8weed, -& ?.??...... 15 c.
44" Country, fl lb 12$ e.
44 Horse Shoe, ft lb... ..?. 12$ a.
INDIOO, South Carolina, *p tb $2 00
" Spanish Float, " " 3 00
LUMBER, Fine, ft 100 fe?t,....9l00 @ ft 50
LEAD, ft tb 25 e.
LEATHER, Sole, $ tb, 00 e.
44 Upper, " 80 e.
MADDER, $ tb .... 30 @ 40 e.
Molasses, Sorghum, a gat, 40?. @ io?.
NAILS, ^ tb, by the keg, 15 e.
OA.T8, -a bushel, $1 00
PtfAS, " 44 $1 25 @ $1 50
PORK, a lb, net, -....12 (.uUe.
POWDER, a tb - $1 20
PEPPER, Black. ft tb 80 c.
PEACHES, Dried, ft bushel...... $2 00
POTATOES, Sweet, ft bu?heL~...50 <$ 75 e.
44 Irish, " 44 .X ~..tt 00
RICK, a "> - 10
STEEL, Cast, ft *>? ~ - 40 ?
SALT, Liverpool, a - W 00
" " " bushel, $3 00
" Coaei, " " none.
SUGAR, Brown, a B> ? ? @ 30 ?
44 Clarified, a ?> 44 '
SHOT, Ib........?.,,?.M....M.rt.M..M.H.. 30 e.
SODA, ft lb - 25 e.
STARCH, a tb .. .... 25 (& 50 e.
BPICE. ? lb ....... 10 c.
SHIRTING, *, & Td, by the bale,....,.., 36 *.
TOBKIK8, ? head, ? 76 . <8> fl 00
TOBACCO, Menufactured, H lb, Tie. (g) $3 00
TALLOW, ^ lb .. .. 30 c.
TEA, Gunpowder, lb M..J1 00
? Hyeon, 5 " $3 00 <3> $3 00
" Blaelc. " " ......... $2 50 <& $3 00
WHEAT.10 bushel ........ $3 50
WHISKY, ip gallon tl 75 ($ $2 25
YARN, FkJtory, V1 bunch,...Jf3 60 <$ $4 00
REIDVIL.L.E
HIGH SCHOOLS.
* i
TIE lit AILS.
UKV. R, H. KKII>, iWiwr of Mor.l
Intellectual Science and Ancient
Languages; F. C. Johnston, Professor of
Natural Science and Mathematics; Mist
Nellie Johnston. Teacher of Music: Mrs.
Adda Johnston, Ornamental; Mrs. M. C.
Kilgore, Primary Department; Mia I* A.
Cohen, Matron.
j Tuition per session in specie or its equivalent,
^8.00, $12.00 and $16 00 ; Mueic. $20;
Ornamental, $10 eaeh ; Use of Piano, $2 60;
Contingent ia Collegiate, $2 00. Board,
including washing and fuel, $10 per month,
to be paid in provision* at the following
rate*: Corn, $1 per bushel; flour, $6 per
hundred ; bacon, butter nod lard, 16 cent*
per lb.; or their equivalent in money.
sojue.
Rev. W. B. Careon, Principal. Tnition
and Boar4 the name a* in the Female Department.
Commence* the 4th of February.
It. 11. RK1D, Pres. of Board.
J. H. EV1N8, Boo. A Treaa
Feb 8 86 I
ANNUAIj meeting
or thi
STOCKHOLDERS
or mi
S. C. RAILROAD COMPANY
AMU OK TBI
SOUTHWESTERN R. R. BANK.
The annual meeting of the
Stockholder* of the above Institution I
will he held in the Cltv of Charleston, on
the Mcond TV$*day in rebraary next, the
18th day of that month.
Plaoe of meeting?Hall of the Senthwastern
Rail Road Bank, on Broad street.
Hour of cooaeaiag?11 o'clock, A. M.
On the day following?Wednesday, the
14tb?there will be an election held at the
aame place, between the hours of V A. M. and
?, P. "II., for F1FTEKN DIRECTORS OK
THE RAIL ROAD COMPANY, and THIRTEEN
DIRECTORS OK THE BANK.
A Committee to rarity praxiaa will attaad
Stockholder* will ba paused, as tiaual,
orar tha Road to and from the meeting free
of aharga, in ac?ordan<Ot with the reaolutioo
of tha Convention of 18AJ.
J. R. EMERY, Secretary.
Fab 8 36 1
A. W*v? f* ? '* I ? ...
' RRRUMPTIO!? ?.
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SPARTANBURG EXPRESS.
The nndercurneJ take* ploacure in announcing
In the former friend# und patrone
of the M br#rtA!?B0i:O Kxraxas," and the
public general)*, that the publication ol'
thle paper will bi reeumed next week.
In the literary and moral department of
the paper, the fiditor will be asalcted by the
Rev- Dr. Wnrraroo?t> Smith.
We hope te ha able to present a paper
which will be well worthy a place in the
family, and which will Contribute t<? Inform
the mind, elaeatc the character and purify
the tacte ef ita renders.
Tho latest political snd general int?*llir;?no?,
foreign snd domestic, wijl be given
n * weekly summary; while special care
will be taken to afford all possible Information
relating to Mrioullure, the arte
As an advertising medium, rare inducements
are offered bv the publishers; having
made arrangements with the Editors of "TiiE
(Jhbistaiv MbssKmokr" for publishing that
paper, advertisements intended for the "Ex
reus" will be inserted in both paper* for one
prico, thus affording a double appearance
and. circulation.'
TERMS: Taa SrASTAXsvano Ex paras will
be published weekly, on a sheet 22 X 28
inched, at (2 fier year, or ?1 for six months,
in spool# or th? equivalent in correaoy; pay*
merits to be maths upon receipt of the first
number.
Remittances by Express, or mail, if regit*,
tertd, will be at the risk of the publishers.
When preferablf, subscriptions may bo
Said in provision's; or other marketable prouce,
for which the highsst prices will be
allowed.
WARREN DuPRE, A. M. Ei>m>a.
T. A. HAYDEN A CO., PUBtsiiKaa A Pko?
rairroas. .
Spartanburg, S. C.,' Jan. 31, 1866.
Feb 8 36 tf
Ticks! jacksu
WILL RE SOLD, at pnblic suction, on
MONDAY, sales-day In February
next, at Greenville C II., two fine young
JACKS, well bred. They may be negotiat
ed for any time previous to the day oi sale.
C9~Iiiqmre at tbi<s> Ofiice.
Feb 1 f *. 85 6
JUST KEUE1VED
ON CONSIGNMENT,
A Small Lot of
Ready made clothing; few pair
LADIES ENGLISH GAITERS,
VALISES, BLANKETS
LADIES SHAWLS. CALICOS
8ATINKTTS. BROAD CLOTH
KERSEYS,GEORGIA PLAINS
HOOP-fiKlltTS, FLANNELS
HORSE COLLARS
A few BuaheD Superior FINK EYE
POTATOft*. We have on baud, CORN,
CORN MEAL PEAS
BACON .
LARD - . .
BUTTER
PORK
VENISON HAMS
RYE, Ac., Ac.
All at very low priooa^ .
alao
A Large lot of EM IT* GRAIN SACKS,
COTTON RAGGING and ROPING.
DAVID A STRADLEV,
Grocers <k Forwarding A Commission
Merchants.
Near Depot, Pendleton Road.
Feb 1 $6 tf
NEW FIRM.
flNIIE Subscriber having associated with
them. J. P. MILLER, Kaq , the business
of the firm Will hereafter be conducted in
the name and style of GRADY, FURGUSON
A MILLER.
J. W. GRADY,
JOHN FURGU30N.
Jan 2A 86 3
n :n. ml T> T?
uriuoiivjuiu ot buiuiuuitt A. A*
GENERAL 8UPTS 0FK1CR, (
Columbia, January 28th, 1860. J
ON Btld After Wrdneaday, 31#< instant, tlio
PASSENGER TRAINS will be run
daily (Sunday* excepted! as follows j
Leave Columbia.... 6.00 A.M.
* . Alston 11.00 "
? Newberry...?. 12.50 P.M.
Arrive at Abbeville. . st.SMt "
" Anderson......... 8.10 M
" " Greenville 9.00 "
Leave Greenville 4..10 A. M.
M Anderson 8.80 "
" Abbeville 7.45 "
" Newberry 1.10 P. M.
Arrive at Alston 1.55 "
" ," Columbia 8.00 "
There will be about seven mileeof Sluing
eti 11, between Freehleve and Alston.?
Paseeugers will be furnished with Tickets ,
through, including the Road. Stage and Ferry.
Sixty Pound* of Baggage only all j wed J
on the Stage to one seat.
'J. B. LASSALLE,
Uen'i Superintendent.
Feb 1 35 tf
nananHaraaHBJDRannK
Notice.
TUB MACHINERY ConMstln*of SAW
mill. cmisT mill, oonxirr oin
on<l TilREiMIBR, formerly nperutad by
my father, IlAtUliWT, IIL liS< IN, hit* be<-n
recently Repaired by tin Uiider*i;/neJ, wlio
will jjire il prompt, attention tor the accommodation
of the Public.
WM. A. IIUDS(|N.
Feb I 85 8*
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STATE TAX COLLECTORS
\ Nt) COMMISSIONRRS to APPROVE
JT%. PUBLIC SECURITIES,are hereby notified
tbit the A?t of Dcotmber, 1804. "To
rniae supplies," Ac., (Sec. 8.) requires ' The
Treasurer to cause the official bonds of the
several TAX. COLLECTORS of this State to
bo examined br the COMMISSIONERSappointed
in their respective Tax Districts to
approve public aao'tritles. and if the said
bouda aru found to be sufficient and satis
factory, they shall re-ntlirni their original
approval thereof; but if found insufficient
and unsatisfactory, they shall require the
same to lie re executed nnd renewed with
tfond and sufficient, sureties." The POST
nPiririi1 * nnntfcu ??. T?
V 4?4/*y v/? csuil Hl.\ V-Uf
lector, and of each Chairman of t in: Board of
Commissioner*, must be furniened to me
without dolay, *o that information as to the
penalty of each bond and the names of the
Sureties thereto may be Ibrwa ded. if Com
miasioners should adjudge any Bond to be
insufficient and unsatisfactory, they willimntediatuly
give notice thereof to the Treasurer
or Comptroller General.
WM. HOOD, Statu Treasurer.
Starr. TiKAsunr Okficb, Columbia, January
22, 1866.
Feb 1 .15 2
t ?
CGMPTKOLLEll-GENF.KAC'S OFFICE.
TAX CULLCCTOltS sro hereby notified
tbat their bonds inust be approved by
tbb COMMISSIONERS to approve public
securities, in Accordance with the foregoing'
notice of the Treasurer, fa/or* thr firvt of
April next, otherwise they will not be authorized
to proceed to collect payments
of taxes after making their assessments,
JAM ICS A. BLACK.
Comptroller General.
tw All r*per? in the State give one
weekly insertion for two consecutive weeks.
" Feb 1 35 2
Di\ Miles
MWILL PRACTICE his profession
in the village of Greenville,
and its vicinage. Residence,
Main street, first door North of
to. Jan 11 82 . > 2in
S WM. E. EARLE,
MAGISTRATE,
GREENVILLE 8. COFFICE
over McBee's Hall, next door to
Lanneun's Picture Gallery.
Jan 25 84 In
FIFE INSURANCE.
:o;
II O HI E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital?Two Million Dollars.
ASSETS, 1st JULY, 1865?$3,714 698 06
LIABILITIES, " " ? 118,697 76
:<v..
C1IA9. J. MARTIN. President.
A. F. W1LLMAKTH, Vle<i President.
JOHN MuGEE, Secretary.
J. 11. WASHBURN, Assistant Secretary,
W. H. HOV EY, AOKXT,
WreenviUe, S. C.
Jan 25 84 tf
STATE OF SOUTH f! A"ROT.TWA
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
A. M. Peden and Thomas A. Peden, Executors,
applicant* against Jane I'eden,
Martin W. Peden, David Peden, Heirs of
James 8. Peden, deceased, Mary M. Boyd
and David Boyd, her husband, and the
Heir* of Elizabeth Fowler, deceased, and
Darid Peden,and Mary Peden, heirs of John
8. Peden, deceased defendants.?Citation
for final Settlement and adjustment of Ketate
TT appearing to -ny satisfaction, that MarJL
tin W. Peden and David Peden, two of
the Defendants reside without, this Slate: It
is ordered and decreed that, they do appear
at a Court of Ordinarv. to he hold.-n at
Greenville Court llouao, on Momdny, the
ninth tint/ ?f April next, to shew enure why
a Final Settlement of the Kntate of Robert
Feden, deceased, should not be had, and the
fc>ale liilla adjneted, by "introducing Testiinony
showing the true value anil real oharacterof
thecouaideratiou of such contract*
at the time they were made, so that regard
being had to the particular circumstance* of
encli cere, such Decree may be rendered as
will efTeeleubatanlial justice between the par
ties,"and on failure of parties to attend and I
object their consent* will bo taken as coufvased.
Given under my hand at Greenville C
LL, the loth day of January, A. !?., 186:f.
ROUT McKAY, O. 0.1).
?one iiwiiibmiwwwbbww??
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the up-country, consisting In pert of
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Frost's United States
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" Ff*nce Sw
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" English Grammar 'JX
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Graham's English Synonyroe*
Robinson's Table Book
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