rfMfcattii ni 11 mwm n
QREIwyitLl, fro.
vzdihdM, Jln-la ihe. "1 -
*-- ! .J-i H I I 1
'*h? Air-Ida* Bailroad.
Naxt Saturday will ba, lo our nplaloa, om
of the moat important day* la tbo blatory ot
Q repay Ukaifr . aa4 . ( ,U^ ap^y..
rote wni dojida, flrat, whethpc^re ma Mafia
capable of noderataodtag oar Malarial ih tareats,
and as ting accordingly. IT# Ut4 mat
with few, vary few, cithern of the eOunty who
do not approve of the vote ft* auhacriptiea, [
bat m tbo day of aetton comas, we traat thai ?
none will be abbsnI from tbo pelli with their J
otea and thai# iufluence in Its Ihvor. Bvery
friend of the Road, of every class and sol or,
can exert an Influence, and should not fall to
do so. The main thing Is to turn out fa the
, > k ; a
day and rote. The matter Is to be decided
by Totos. . A t 4V
We can rote oureelrae a thriving, prosperous
people if we will.
Wa siocorely believe that the single Item ef
Blackberries would fully Justify the auheerlption
asked ef the eounty. There waa one
county in North Carolina, lying on the railroad
lending to Wow York and other Northern
oitiea, that, year before last, sent sixty thousand
dollars' worth iff Blackberries to New
York. Qirrsti!!* as* other counties tn this
State, on such a road, could do the same
thing.
The Union Befbrm Convention.
A convention of delegates from mast of the
counties of this State met in Columbia on the
15th June, representing those who are anxious
to bring about a reform In the Stato Goveminent,
for the purpose of seeuring and
maintaining the righto of ad! parties, classes
and celors, and in opposition to all corruption
extravagance and bigb taxes?this was the
avowed object.
CoL W. M. SnasKON, of Kcrsbaw, was cleota/t
Pro* irtnni r?f I Km Hnnvanfinn and a^.lna.eoJ
the body in a brief and patriotic spcocb.?
Speeches were made by several members.?
Geu. J. B. Kershaw submitted resolutions'
which were referred to a committee on platform,
as follows : i
1. The Fifteenth Amendment of the Constitution
of the United States having been by
the proper authorities proclaimed and ratified
by the requisite number of States, and having
been received and acquieaoed in u the law in
all the States of the Union, ought to be fairly
administered and faitbiully obeyed aa fundamental
law. ,
2. The vast changes So onr system of Got*
eminent brought by the international war between
the two sections of the country, and
following in its train are so far incorporated
into the Constitutions and Laws of the States
and the United States, as to require that they
be regarded as verities, having the foroe and
obligation of law.
3. Tbia solemn and complete recognition o'
existing laws brings the people of South Carolina
into entire harmony upon all questions
of civil and political right, and should unite
ail honest men io an earnest determination to
establish a just, equal and faithful adminlstra.
tion of the Government, in the interest of no
class or clique, and for the benefit of a united
people; therefore
Resolved, That tho Convention nominate fo '
office only member* of the Republican party
now ao largely in the majority.
Gen. M. C. Butler, of Edgefield, chairman 1
of the Committee on Platform, reported to the
next day'* meeting of the Convention tho plat- '
form proposed by Oen. Kershaw. aa given 1
above; also recommending the adoption of the
following resolution :
Resolced, That this organization be known
a* tho Union Reform Party of South Carolina.
Brief speeches wero made in advocatiog the 1
report by E. 8. Keitt, Gen. Kershaw, Qen. 1
M. C. Butler, Jonas Bird, (colored,) J. P. '
Thomas, Berwick, (colored.) I
J. B. Ker8haw asked leavo to amend the
report, by striking out " verities," and inserting
" accomplished facts." Leave was grant- c
ed. Ho then proceeded to explain why the I
movement waa so late. i
After some discussion, a committee of twen- I
tysone was appointed to submit a nomination ?
for Governor and Lieutenant-Governor, wbiob
resulted in the final nomination of Jtldge R- ,
B. Carpenter for Governor, and Gen. M. C. (
n.... i 1 ?. /I WteJ K I',
*? i t1.1. ii iur liii'Dienuii'Uuvemur.
This closed tbo politic*) proceedings of the ^
Convention, and was followed by an adjoorn- j
aieat tins di?. We shall again recur to the
proceedings of this Convention, having only *
space at present to give the results. i
Whittomore Before Congioss.
On Saturday, 18th, the Speaker of the j
House of Representatives presented ihe ore- (
dmtials of the expelled dealer in eadetships.
I.ognn objected to swearing in the
person claiming to represent the State of
South Carolina under these eredenlalls.?
Fatniwurih soggeeied that the ease be re
ferred to the Committee ou Elections Lo- 1
gao did not want the case to go to tbe
committee. The individual had disgraced
himself, snd the joornal of the House so '
awnvasaa.1 if an,) it ama a /tnaation f/vss fVa
cajii rnocu i v I nii'j iv w tin m ijwrvviwu ivi ?"?
Home to deside for itself. Parneworth insifted
that it ought to go to the committee.
Logan said he did not wish it to go to tbe
committee to be pocketed till efter the Adjournment
of Congress. He wanted the
question settled now. The election wee
not eonteeted; the question was whether
tbe House weald admit bin*. Fernsworth
could not see hew the Hottee So*Id as*
without a report to ge upon ;-there traa
no official record. It is true washers
remembered some week* ego, but they
con Id not go opoe that Ix.gan eaid to reft
r it wee to treet the esse with more consideration
then it deserred. The House
wss familiar with all the faete, end it was a
(were question whether tbej would allow
him to occupy e aeat in thia Coogrees;
whether they would stand by what their
own mora) sen re end the sense of the people
prompted them to do. He moved, the
Committee of claims Letog entitled to the
day, that the ease he postponed to Tuee
dep. Agreed to.
Obi field offered a resolution that when a
member is expnlb-d, or resigns pending a
resolution of expulsion, ths case should be
reffcmd to the commit lee by wkioh the reflation
ol expulsion was considered. Rater,
ed to the Committee an Kales.
tW Senator T. J. Robertson, (a the Resile,
on thl lftth, ashed te take np the hill
removing political diesMHires, eoverlog
|,00f> names. ftuusnfr sold the bill W^t^oW
wholesale in its character ; it was poifpon
ed.
? v , ..' *;
Northern cities ^every nicely dneeerf
up, and (hi) Himnhn flighty T?hM
&
briers', or to IriTil about the little city of
OreanvUle all day, fte^ffug for a market',
and eery few finding it, at a contemptible
JJCka t?f. prhep foiyjd, ^ -. - , ,
But leaving alt figurative#, ,^at? the
people of (fr*eo Rh% the poorei' class*# ea- j
pee tally, {end aaeet of?a beleag to that]
elaas.) refloated oa the great market that
(Will be opened far the labor and gatherings
of their hands, if the railroad la built 1 We
oaa, bj a simple rote practically, bring the
merketa of Columbia and Augusta tlx the
centre of Qraeqville county, and every
dmo however humble hie capacity and In.
formation can understand tha advantages
to arise from it; three lieve been spoken of
agaio and again in the columns of the Enm
terpriie, end in public and private difoosalona
throaghout tha county, Bnt there ia
more then advantages to he gained?there
are dlsedvantagea and Iocs to be avoided j
for it Oreenvllle feth tu secure the location
of the roadi wa not only fall of the Immense
benefits It would ooafer upon the whole
eounty, bnt we shall lose oar prevent prom*
mence the nret plaM Ih population and
capital in the up-eonotey ; boaiaeaa ot at'
ki'jub decline, instead of advancing ;
our tnaiket will (brink; our Inaltlatioaa of
learning dwindle ; our ag* ieultuial progress
be cheeked ; despair will cocnpy the niadi
of many of our oiiiaena now th? moat hope
ful and enterprising. Mary of Ibe beet ol
them will, aa the)' now confess. foraako I|n
country, if it aliowa ilaelf ro far hehiod the
age, and ?o incapable of helping ilaelf
when iueh a grand opportunity is offered, [
The bwbeerlption lo the railroad ia not a
gift, but a purchaee, and we maintain a
great bargain for the county at that. The
atook acquired will, aa aoon aa Ibe road gela
in running order, pay at least the Internet
on the subscription, and will aaeurediy ba
worth more than il eorta. No railroad of
lha cliaractar of the Air Line Road, conatl
luting a general thoroughfare for travel
and traffic fed by other mads, aa a great
river is fed by rmalier streams, has ever
failed to pay good dividends, and lo main*
tain Ibe value of the stock subaorlbed ?
Tbe Georgia Central Railroad, and nnmerout
other*, are examples. Tbe GretDfille and
Columbia Railroad bat paid ita stockholder*
well only in the VeoeAt it baa conferred upon
the bnsiaett of tbe country; tbe peculiar
management of tbe Read before tbe war, and
tbe war's ditstlcrt, preTcntcd it from paying
dividenda ; but it witl not do to compare tbe
Greenville and Columbia Railroad to the AirLine,
any more than a spring branch to tbe
Mieeioaippi. Tba Air-Line, if eenatrweted,
bo waver, will eanse a connection to be made,
in good tint, of tbe Greenville Road with
Aabevilla, and tben it, too, will become as a
mighty river that " makes its waret a blessing
as tbey flow."
The Quetlion of Taxation and the Air-Lint
, Railroad.
There Is grots darkness with romo on this
point. Tba taa for another year, if we succeed,
will be only abont $4,000 for tbe whole
county subscription, And tbe elty of Greenville
will pay two-flllbs, or $1600, of Cbat. Tbe
tax tbe year after, will be more( but by that
time the railroad property in the county wil!
pay a large part of it; and gentlemen of the
highest mathematical talents and candor, assert
that-Greenville will be more than relieved
from any tax to pay tbe subscription, by tbe
county taxes which will be paid on the props
erty of tbe Road, and tbe increased value of
other property, besides the dividends that are
to arise when tbe Road is completed. So
that, in fact, our subscription and stock in tbe
Road will turn out to be a clear gain to tbe
people of the county, instead of a debt.
VB~ Attorney General Hoar, of Mass*
thuselU, lias resigned, and the President
ins nominaUd bis successor. Ths Wash
nglon Star has the following regarding
klr. Akerman whose name is now before the
ienate:
" It seems pretty certain that tbe more
radical Republicans will make an earnesf
(Tort to prceore the withdrawal of Mr.
Ikcrman's nomination to the Attorney
Generalship, or, failing in that, to prevent
lis confirmation by the Senate. This aeIon
grows out of the part borne by Mr.
tkerman during the late rebellion, in
which, it is alleged, he voluntarily took an
letive part for about eighteen months. It
ippears that the legal and political disabtli
ties imposed npoa Mr. Akerman by tbe
Fourteenth amendment were removed by the
aet approved on tbe 14th of December last, in
whiah hit name appeared with about 1,600
others. The opposition to him would seem,
therefore, not to be baaed upon ttriotly legal
objections, but rather upon the ohoo*iag
a constitutional adviser from that class, while
plenty of men, at least equal in ability and
reputation to Mr. Akcrmaa, and without
any taint npon their patriotism, could be
had for the place."
. i ???>?
The Working Christian. ? Organ of the
BiptliM or BOOUi Carolina.
Tbe aooond volume of this excellent religion*
end family aewapapcr, will begin, with
tbe first number in July. It ia now publleb*
ed km Cbnrleaten, end baa mm able corpa
of editor*. The Proprietor ia aaaiated t>r
Bar. J. L. Reynold*, D. D., and Rev. L. ft.
fllincb. Tbe " Sunday School" Department
and that of " General Intelligence," are ooadaeted
by OHref P. Gregory.
Doting it* fret yaer, the paper baa gained
a eltenlation of 1,600, and It *4111 gaining
ground. It bid* fair to be one of tbe moat
popular and ueefui religious paper* lb tbe
8outb. It is derated to the latere**- of the
people ef Sonili Carolina. Sketches of lie
Ing and deeeaaed minister^ will be ponllnn.
ed from week to etrfc, during lite next
year. B'gtdee religion# readme, It will
contain raluable raadtcg on Education,
Agriculture, and in fan! erefy ?nhj-et that
bae a bearing an the prosperity of oar
country. H ?a probably the b#?? medium
in the SUte for general adrrrlUing, fotgg
aa It done Into efi tbe buainWa cooler* of
tbe State.
Tbe following eye the trrtM of enhwetlp*
tlon, in advance: Single copy, 9%M>\,8?r
eopiee. $11.16, eleven, $50,06. We will
furnieh ,oor own f.sper and the Working
ChHtHmm, te aubaerihere, fori one year at
$4.00.
jJEKtopMT^":
Of Torfofpa
this aeaeCd." Ifr. Thptoab flteen idee*
2 Sr:f??KS
cfBp r IWfowll, go at Wft and gdt /tor
c?cd to flma.
I ' *
g?aa<2\v?olnXfat tba WftrtfHy Aapaljf p
fc*T*T*|V"lll fc?i?t?i^? of || u
dtea and' (ent1?*i?a fcrasailt, notwlthatandtaf Q
tfea W|? dadaetton o*c*jvo??U bjr a auriigi fc,
oarenon? parfo{wad ip ona of onr abarobaa.? ol
|Ay
aehflarly and masterly manner k/ the aeoom- ai
plished speaker, who. If ho hod not already e*- Q
tabltabed ? high reputatlpn ae?n <4* scalar . m
and flifUd louuAnt Qntor. on thii occasion*
Ifhlly established hit claim to ho so consider* a)
od, lie was warmly congratulated at the con- a
oluslon hy the learned p ftifetiors, fend other in- ?
Udligeat friends who ware preeent, and the* ft
qaeatly Interrupted hy I*rata of applauao from tl
the audience during the delivery of the ad- tl
dreaa.
We would like to preeent au outline of
the speech, l>ut eould not do the leaal jua
tiort to ita merit*, without occupying space
in oar columns already filled with other ?
matter. The leading argument . wan to
prove the overruling nroridenca of God ia y
the history of aH nation*, maintaining the
fact that the Bible alone In ita prophecies c
and revelations, furnished the key to unlock "
the mysteries of national events, otherwise e
Incomprehensible and without meantng or h
design to all who reject that divine Instru- a
meat.. The task was ably end eloquently n
performed. r., ^
Distressing Oocurrence. 0
Uuitad Slate* Deputy Marshals W. II '
lloi'xca and F. Williamson, in arresting Mr. b
Jack Wabp, of tliia County, yesterday, for 8
unlawful distilling, the latter, making some 11
show of rrsi-taore, or at least attempt- ^
ing to eaeape, wa? fired on by Mr. Moi nck
several tiuse*, whilst tunning off, two of Uie (]
hal's taking <ff ?t and reverely wounding g
Ward in both thighs, brenking the bona in 0,
one. We barn that Frank Williamson w
threw a stone at Ward which struck him y,
on the thigh, and the latter spoke of this as d|
probably breaking the bone, but. it ia at the
place where the pistol ball entered. ll
It ia thought the wound* are not mortal, h!
Aa the.affair will probably nndcigo legal cl
investigation, we forbear eomment on the Ri
circumctaneec.
Cub* ''
I * % a |j
Aflar much talk and fuss about Cuban mattera
the whole affair Las Icon dropped by (j
the Bouse. The pasaage ol the resolution,
that " the Previdtnl Is hereby autlioria-d to
remonstrate against the barbatoue manner, CM
in which the war in Cuba has been eon t<
o,
ducted ; and, if he shall deem It expedient,
to aolieit the co operation of other govern -
menu in men measures as as may neem to
Btccasary lo secure from both contending w
parties an obaerranoe of the laws of war J
raooguited by all eiriliaed nations," ^
amouata to just nothing at all. T1
An Item for tbo Lad lea. V
Madaaia J. Winbkbb, who. has a Millinery ,r
end Ladies' Dress Trimmings establishment
at S02 King Street, Charleston, has es. ?
tabflshed a branch of her business in Green- u
rille, and occupies the north room in the old H
Ooodlett House hnilding. Her variety of La- J*
dies' Goods and Triintninga is a large one, ((
and the ladies of both City and coantry t|
would be pleased, we know, by examining bcr \
stock, r i ; ,< , M. k
Tavora. ' 7
IV# bare received a pamphlet of tbe first ~
grand annual lair of the Cotton States Mo- *
cbsnical and Agricultural Fair Association, of *
A tf JVIiafji. n?.. which will ?Ainmani?a ah T.??o- i)
day, October 25, 1*70, and continue See days, f'
Tbo schedule of premium* amount in value to J
811,000, besides $,1,000 which has been act u
apart for ohjecta of interest not provided for l<
in thtS aoeciai list.
We acknowledge tLo receipt of the ealaInguo
fur 188ti-'70, of Washington College, of
whieb Gen. It. E. Lte i? President. It baa
an able eorps of Faculty and oHcera, 21 in *'
number. There are in attendance npon the J
College, 34* students, 21 of whom are from li
South Carolina, the balance are principally T
from the Southern Statea. We hare likewiae fi
received the Oummcnoement Calendar, 1870. ?i
The Baccalaureate Sermon waa to hive been 0(
preached on Sunday, IVth (flat., by Rev. W.
T. Btuartr, of Atlanta, G#.
The Catalogue of the ofHccraand etndenta r<
of William Jewell College, of Liberty, Mo , j|
for 18?Jl?-'7f>j hee been eent at, and contains A)
the namea of 127 students Is the number o
attending this institution appears the name ij,
of William# Mclvpr Edward#. of thi#j>laen, ||j
whose lamented father. Prof. P C Ed
wards, was loved to well by na all. Prof.
John P. Lanneau, 'orm?rly 41 Ftieman Unareraity,
who removed thither in 1868, fill#
the chair of Mathematfea. The William
Jewell College is under Aba control of the ?>'
bsptieia of Mlasob-l, and show* a pioapar
oua eondltioo, , <*e
The Kupbradian Society, of the tjnlveralty al
of Sonth Caroline, have extended at an thvl- . ,
iation to their sixty-fourth Analreraary Oele- "
I ration, which lakes plaee oa .Manday, Juno Al
27th. Mr. B. M. LawtoJi, of Burn hell, t* *n
President ; Mr. W#, ft. Lteoe, of Anderson, la
Secretary; ??d Mr. J. Sanunt, Caivrox, of lh
Cheater, doliver# the Valedictory.' We return ed
our thanks for the coiirteey. -ge
The " Ugly Ctnb," ?f the satwe IrWfttaOM? i*
baa al#e awor*4 ae with an invitation to jat- .*d
tend their Annual Celebration, on Tburtuajk M
J art a IfllVt Thn rksrftniaM riAeaaantaJ
follow* : " Pretty Man,"?Doll Baby, (J. T. >><
Scibsls, Columbia. 8. C.); " Ladies' Man,"? rj
C*n?, (Hamilton (i. Ewart, Henderson, N. C.);
" I,a*y Man,"?Arm Cbalr, (John A. Wttonn,
York, 8. 0.); " i'oae?it?d Man,"? M>fr..r,
IM.C Robert *on, Pairfteld, 8. C); "Ugly
fan,"? Boot*, (John A Pa her, Germany); h
"Baby."?Candy, (B M. Law ton, Hawaii- h
n*h, Gn.)t " Pool,"?Cap. |Th<H*?>* bhwd. tl
Anderson, 8. C.); " I^ater,"? Diploma, ^Al d
ex. Hamjson, Georgefown, 8. C.) si
The CUrionorfhic Society. of the Mine In- *
titoiion, hn lHcewlee extended n* ?n In- e
vltstion to iltstd their Fiaal Celebration, u
on Tuesday swenlos, Juu# 88. 18TQ-, PreaL B
dent, Mr. J. Richard Lynn of Union ; See- *
retarv, Mr. O. J Htrfll, And?r*on ; and
Mr. John T. BaHwlr, of Columbia. Is V?t?.
lielory Orator. It would give as pleasure ]
to witness their exercises. 1
Lardner Gibbon, of IhU County, *
has our thsnks for a ? ?py of the monthly ^
report of the Department of Ageieahors
for Mareh and April, 1870, whiek ssnttlH e
muyh valuable Agricultural information. '
The TypopropM* Jntrn*l end Ad**rl*Mr.
Kubliebed in Charleston, by Mssara. Walker,
Ivans k Co?sw*n, contains mneh Informs '
lion essentially useful to publishers and
C" item. It is the beat mags sine ie this
that w* receive. The quarterly .f?W- *
ber for Judo Is gotten np with Its ustral skill
aod taste, which Is wet ..rdmory. We also '
A La .altk re >.sJt I a Swat
mu 11 wi?? h.uv? mwi ?*? ^
W# nh??r?? that ihia wkIiV nninW of f
Hearth m*4 Jf$me ?n?ulnt Mir ftrft of a a? t
ilea of aketehra enlirl'd " Jethro Thronp'e ,
Blight Tfi?>?ighfY,,'by Jdhn Th-mea. Win* lb
ito other than PMrolr?m T lUwf. Tbr
&'M< humor iat will MUm ImmI eouMry
\r ?? the ?Uj. eoaduct bim, U?r(9w*h t*?
arual ekperiopa'*, a*{f rrtlore htm to M* I
horn* a ladder and wtoee hoy. edtitfled that J
the pea oriel, hei.ret and temperate lifa of , '
i
ed ?t fWa W. ?dd Ma#* fa tho htaa-t? '
tawah* - v!i- 1 T /*rr ?
more. aa 4bf 1 J*r **4 ?? J
aaothar in-law, Mr* WUIiama, died at the j
aame plana the aeme day. ,
iiMjpj i-.- , tMi i
Jfeeere. fMOtorEL J take tb^ liberty to Aglet
the n^iet tut bead tbi| pomrdunicA>*y
i ?ttltabl?%f reqi^to tbelbtnm#^ ^f
reenTille ft) the next Legislature. They are
>lh ?aee of education, InUlligeqoe ai}d high
lereeter, know the interest and the toemtzx
nee with that Intftrait If that nnonlo of
reenvlllo wish good rrnd true men to repre.3;i.nv>
Intake this sugguatiun jag .sut wmWflih
bilitv, not knowing tli:it the call will.be nesppad.
PVlvhfe itwtfoii Is dodbflertr the post
r honor at thill* present jtmctttre of otrr ?ft
lirt | pet every good cttizeta owe* a debt to
ze ointB.itjity in whioh.be live*. X trust
ley will content to serve the people.
CITY Of GKEKHYlLJJt.
CSBSSSB ?'rx - <
Tiuirti.-Tbo Rutherford (If. C.) F?W?ator
of the 13th Inst., says :
Horec^thleves and robbers are getting very
old In their operations, and our county Si
tirsed with a gang of tbieres and robbers,
rbo aro bleeding our citizens to On alarpitng
xtent. Only last week a Dr. Cook palmed
Imself of! on the good elfizons of Otter Creek
s e physician, epondlng two weeks in tbal
eigbborhood, end wilding up his operationi
y stealing a horse from a yonng^euan, whosi
uly depewdesce for his family was what bit
arming with this horse would produce foi
im. He also stole a saddle from aaotbel
ood citizen, and (bis was after a bold attetnpl
a day llgbt to rob the bouse of Mr. LbncMtr.
who was absent at tbo time. A yhtwg
IIHott, who was at Mr. L's, was sua pie lout
tiat Cook Intended mischief, and remained
acre to ace what ho would do. Cook tried to
et bim off, and finally broke a quart pottle
ror bia bead, pushed blm dowu and attempt
il to rob bioi, and would bare succeeded but
>r Mr. li'a dogs, who attacked Oook, end
roro him away. Mr. L. met him a short dts.
ince from the Loupe, and Elliott informing
irn what had been done he gave Cook a sewcre
lubhing, when he dopartad, and that night
:u)e the borae above stated.
We bare seen quito a number of suspiciousinking
persona around lately, and wo are satflod
that there is some organisation among
em, 'and ibat tbetr plaas are systematic foe
licviug and ruVbory.
A Farnnwovsx Setts for #20.000?-The
ocinnatf " Enquirer eat#: A rather-in '
resting ease ho* been commenced in the
ipt-rior Court in lliia City, inasmuch as it
rives some old reminiscence* growing
it of the cnslotn of slavery, now supposed
be wxtinct. Tha plaintiff is Henrietta
ard, a mulatto woman, formerly a reels
nt of- this Cl'y. wlio lirii gs auit against
b Ward and a woman named Rehreca
oyfi. for the n covpry ol $20,000 damages
he plaintiff set* tip (hat ia 1863 aha was
.siding in this city, and bad I.eon living
ere for a numb. r of yenra y that the was
e?, and the (aat wstt known and
nth. n'ioated ; hut despite litis. Went au3
re woman Boyd conspired to dep.ive her
f her lih-rty for the a?ke of gain and rerard,
and fin li.-rir.ore, that the}' succeeded,
he claims that she was abdue'ed fr.?u> her
eacefnl borne in this city, ami cmrt-d to
Kentucky where Ward held her in scrvi
ide for a period of fe-ven months He
ten b?M her to one Gerard Bnmsea, 'Of
liasissippi, tor the sum ot $2,060, This
entleiuen took her to Texsa. end worked
er as a common field hand foe fifteen
ears, without lure, reward, or smoHimrnt
-eke remaining titers in the bond* of slavery
nl'l ber shackles were kuockad off by
Ir. I.lncoln. Rlie, therefore claims that sha
entitled to recovar f.cni Mr. Ward the
ii value 01 iter sari ice* (or the fifteen
om* she wad deprived ofliheity by bin
nNwftil net. The' c??e Is one which h
k> ly to attract some attention.*
Dbatii or AxotnEn Citizkx?Wo are
ftnin called upon to i echrd the death of an
u??*ful and honorable citizen ol
nderson. Mr. A. C, Jackson departed this
fe at hi* resideuc", in this county, on
hured it ni?ht last, offer n long and pajn
il illness, nge<( abort fifiy years, lie ii
rickcii dowit In the hrt latW an attlve life,
nd is a scrloua Io** to Ills family and the
immunity at huge Mr. Jackson was a
ttive of Spart inhur/, * e bellave, and had
sided in thiscAinty for the past ten years,
r waa an alder of the I'rstbyUrlss Church
: VsrirAnis. an adorned the piofotaion of a
liristian. He wis a worthy member of
io Maionlc fraternity, and was huried with
te honors of the ancient Institution, on
today morning,
[Atirfrrton Ixt'llit/tHetr.
Tnz following gem from tha writings "of
? arvs has of lata been goiny the rounds
the press ft wm beautiful bo/ore; t|ia
i?th of it* author makes it sadly appropiir
now ;
" There is nothing?no, nothing?beauI
and good that dies nod is furgou?o.t
infant, a prattling sliild, thing io its
idle. Will live again in tha better inoughts
those who loved it, and play it* part.
<>ngh its laxly be burned to Ushsaor boil
in tha deepest sea jTtiere ie sol ao ani)
a<Mad to the bos*? <> heaven but does
I blessed Work On earth in. those who lorI
it here. I)eadt Oh, If the good deeds
human creatures could be leased to tb*ir
luroe. h->w boau'iful would eren drathap
>*r! for how itiuah charity, rnercy and pu
find slf-cilou w.nld be seen to hsva their
owth in dusty graves I"
- - s4<lM r ?
O01 vo I'iout Auiwo?The satvs of tickets
i tha Grand H*ndsr*m, JCy Frit* Hchruit
see increased rao-t unprecedented iy within
ie last law days, now that the time ol the
rawing baa auuroaakrd ah star. Sort it ia
r? to oofti?i ui without fad. Keer jbody
rlio >'* tickets and yieh u> gft mora, and
*?rvb(XJj' who has pnnr, bht if-ilrti to al>tin
ihem. mint hefty ftp. Delays are darv
ei ou?, and it i? not |><>VebU there will b?
tiuket left left day* before the drawing
I m ?
At a meeting of the stockholder* of the
Kins'* Mountain Railroad Company, 1r
'ork*lllo, IXth ine'ant, ivwaa reenlved to
id Ike Bhclity and Boatti Carolina Railroad
Jompany, by guaranteeing Internet on theii
Kind*, or otherwise, ur an amount not a*
eedlag oaa hand red thonednd dellarn, ia
uah manner and loam aa they may el?ot.
bivord a ihjiibt.-r-Mor* d|p*a?ea are tb<
eault of a derangement of the Liver }han
rom any other oaoee. When that organ h
lieoaaed. every part of the ay item aympe
hi tea With It, and general proetratlon and
leeline ie the remit. The beet, safest and
peadUet remedy lor Llvrr Complain I. inj
'II Urn HwHW that fellow, in YIJIT*
fSOKTABLK L1VK& 1'lLl.s. they ar.
>oo(?lierly adapted lo the ollmale of the
hmfh. They are eold t.y Drngglrts everj
ahere. ?-?
OexEKviLLE aan Cntuwnt* Rmflrtsn.**
IherifT France made a raid on noma of tb<
>roi?erty of ilie flrrrnvllle and 0?t1umb1(
Railroad, y retard ay, atlheeuit af M?eer?. J
Boyoe and H. Beanie, of Ureentillr. Thi
unning of the tretne will opt ha affected
>nd if Ie ihnoght the roiftlrr will be rat la
iaotoflly arranged In a day or two.
{PW, M
.it P?err?b?w'.r ? >..*; .i
Madams Tbwonaar of new York, it ft
laid, ie going Into the wholesale tqa buci
iam. Rbe hae taken ? waman into part
leaahln, who will Hvn la Canted. TIk
capital of the firm ie eaid to be 1600,000.
v
?rillW w T ^ V N
sfLntion to As follow? lxsjportAt feAtc- i
tjpfc?_ from Jie Seeretffiiespf th4V?sAan !\
Bible Society, Bible Rouse, A (tor Plate,Now
York City i . ir , ? . ' 91
" The Committee Distribution bare in- ?L$
1
auxiliaries. end so far as practicable all othsrt, | C
to receitre ti? rndnrermmt of tke Agent from .
"'"if* Slate the requeue art made, together I *
With full information ottb^.f^H Jtbicfc cn- c
fqtco each eaae. TJ>er arc especially desirous a
"j' to' know the extent of destitution, the etlbrta
'1 mode by applicants to help themselves, or to
pay in part for books received from oOr DeI
ppedtery, or to ion|rlb*tte he the cause, the
number and character of the population to be
supplied^ ln Ano, *U that may assure the
committee of the propriety of these requests.'',
Persons needing Bibles and Testaments for
Sabbath-ieftrvoie, far distribution' am^ng att
riadert oHKe, mnst apply to the officers of the
Bible Society, in-the eity or oowrt house town
' or to Branch Bible Boole ties ha' the country
1. where they reside ; and. If they cnanot heguppHadr
the officer* wifl please request me to
I procure books for their Society, So meet the
demand, from the American Bible Society.
To meet the demand for the Word of God in
' this State, the Bible Societies and friends of
1 the Bible cause are tornattly requested to In. .
, crense their efforts to raise fonds for gratuitous
work, and especially to' forward Without
' unnecessary delay, all fund* now no hand, of
r. i readily collected fur hooks or on donatjon
account, to Andrew L. Taylor, Assistant
Treasurer, American Bible 8oelety. Since the
war tbia Society sent to auxiliaries ^ind.other
benevolent institutions in South Carolina, over
; fts.000 vdlnmes of the Hofy Scriptures, mostly
, as donations for distribution among white '
I and colored persona, and every patriot and
unnetian should esteem It a pleasure and a "
privilege to contrlholo to tbo fund* of this 1
i truly Christian Bible Society.
Collections from pastors of cburohes, and
contributions of any amount from all friends I
of the Bible, will be thankfully received and 1
duly acknowledged. 1
Please address roe nt Colombia, 8. C., !>efore f
the ol?s? of eaob month, and It will afford roe
pleasure to serve you. Yours truly, <
K. BOlXES.
Ag't Am. Bible Society for Soulb Carolina. I
Columbia, 6. C., May, 1879. 8
Tuh Prussian needle gun has been im
proeed by altering the mechanism so a* to
simplify the loading and increase the force
and range of the iialt. These lmpruv?
run nt* have been sanctioned by lbs King of
JVmeia, and between two and three milBoris
of rifles in possession of lbs Govern
mcnt arc lo he remodeled. '
The eccentricities of great men are some,
what skin to ths movmrnts oC comets?
lormed to do good by modes unintelligible
'to vulgar minds?hence It is their fa'e to h< h
miscomprehended. But no one can he mistaken
as to the great cnrailve properties
possessed hv the celcbtaud OL!> CAROLINA
BlTtimH."
Wineman'e Crystalis-d Worm Candy
aver lailnl
]>tni!?i tba cereqaony of deuonttlng tbo '
graves of Fcdei-al anldieiw at Arlington Uat .
week, a poor widow ai tempted to place a .
wreath on the grave of her dead aon, a Con
ledorata soldier. 8he we* brutally ordered t
awoy by tin; Committee superintending tb? ,
alfnir. *' ,
" Litems tbo luxury of doing good " by
r-commendinjj to all w ho suffer from Dja- J
pepsia, debility, rour stomach aud Indian
ion. SlTMtElt BITTKRS. the groat e
Southern Tonic?it will otire them.
Ix a recent rpeerb at Abbeville, Judge 1
Orr staled that the new route through town j
Tor lie Blue Kidge Railroad bad been s?|a? f
i ted?that the injunction granted by Jodie ,
i Melton waa a temporary difficulty oitly-?and
(hat the road wowld ba eompUtea at
ao eat ly day. ' . ,
Ii la a Tonic and win atrenlben you.?
Reduce tbe tloae ao it ac'a a* a gentle laxative.
an i continue on regularly with 8IMMbN.V
REGULATOR, and you willbeeome
(trong and hcalUiy.
Nkw York, June 20. Gold 12)@lvf.
Cotton quiet ; aalea 900 boles?middling up
i..j. nil
* IBaCtimoms,
Jnn? 20.?Flnttr qnitl, firm 1
nnd uncharged, rxc?pl W??i?-rn estra,
vlilch is quoted m fi 25(?f!78, Wheat
?t?hdv?51iiryland 1 C601.76; PfBinyl***
iiih 1.66011.00,- 0??rn eatier?white 128?
I .Srt; yefiow 1.1201.14. Oata *le*,!?. at J
ft6@70. Pork 81 00. Hhon) Icr* 14. Lard
l(j|(if i"i. WhUky 1.0401,03.
i irAttmnK, Jim* to. ? Otion lower?
middling Uj ; ea'et 250 bales;, rroejpt* <
188 ; doi'lc 6 OlM. '
Ltvraro't, June 20. ?Cotton lenda up*
wards?u(>Utide, 10$ ; Or leant 10^. bale#
12.000 bait#.
ENTERPRISE
PRICES CURRENT.
-? ;
CORftKCTBD WrEKI.r, BT 1
MESSRS. DAVID k STAADlEY, MERCHANTS. \
UREBNVJLLK. S. C-, JUNK 21, 1870. ,
BACON?Allien, ^ ft 20(g,25 e. j
Ham*, " " 25 e.
-.Shoulder#, V lb,.... IB ? ,
PAT.K ROFIf.^lb, 1Q?
UAflOlNO, Oonny, ?.yd 2S0S5 e. .
ItAOIIlNO, Dundee, fl yd. 30035 o.
PUR LAB&?4.,. ? 15
BVTtRR, ? ft.~. 20026 ?.
BKRBWAX. ft lb 15? 30c.
C1I1C K UN*. ? I,tad, 95 0 *0 e.
COTIfEB. ft, Kio, 22 (& 28 ?.
?>**,? fciMi 60?ti M ;
COTTON, Middling, df*.
K008, M dozen, ......lie,
PLOTTR, & tack, $4 OO0?5 00
,101.1) ?1 VOrt^S 15
JKLIOO, Kpauiab Vloat, -.S3 0003 35
" South Carolina, $1 16(at2 00
IRON, ft. American 74e. i
1 IRON TIBS I he.
LA Kb, V ft 25*.
LEAP, W ft 20 e.
l.KATHBlt, ft ft, Sola, Hemlock...360374 ?
, ? " " " Oak,?...456*50?.
1 " " " Upper,, 70@76 e. i
" " " Ha me** 50056*. ,
1 MOLASSES, *$ gal.,-Masoovado, 600 70
' ?, a ? . " " N#w ?'V bitupj _*! ?6
ii a' un, ? na|.> ............Tl OOfiAS #0 |
i KYJb, %i baabet,, ...1 7b fa I b%
HALT, V nack, Liverpool, $2 00
8UOAR, ^ Brown....... 1? fog 20 e.
t * " curiae, 20
> [ " " " Crunbed 20 e. '
1 8HTRTING. Mven-elfbte, M bale 12e.
" " reUll I6e.
TALLOW, $ #? ..Hi fa lb e.
I WHIiAT, * buabel |l 60
I TARW, Ptcto^, by bale,..., |l U
I M " buoeh. 00 ,
J JLA .. . i -II 1 L !. . ?I
Hovr TO Hotid Can* a ? Ptevy on* ?he f
r bee *oy e*p*r?vnoe in Ireildiuir, kaawa %o' \
hiatoirow ibat toe ihonaand and one liuje
Heme invludel In tba A?a w<>H /L*i?hinq,
make folly hell Ihe ?Mt nf a hmiee. and
' that ill-ad vieed eapanditaro in thU dtrrcrtloa
> nftea iuna Ibe l>l)l far abort ibeeefimate ?
, To avoid ?ueh IrouVj? and dia?|>poinlm?nt, '
buy y*nv KHbdv, dnore. taabea, tttodldlnea
dime* from ili? pianufaetarrr, P. P. Toale 1
Clierlettoo, 8. <X See advertiaeaient. J
J\jn? 19 0
if* I In . Li> .III km ?II I II
JW'W* are aatheriaed to aoooaate MIL.
WARD W. 8T0KB8. of Oreenvlile, a Caadl*
j
Dtriled Sutea, at tbe eoeuior electfaa la Oa- '
tober ?d*t. 1
> PR1NOIPLBB DIM OCR ATIC.
May 25tb, ItTt. 1 tf 1
II II ' I I I
r -.?MTfcST QWiTATIOXS OK VI
QI*I1E*N % E quiu TIES, J I
m
otte|M VftjAly Vv Arm: KiaLr at Ah, , r
KfBroker, No/IB Broad Strdfc. I
F *- #Lvm.. S[
State S** ur ill n?South Carolina, old I L
8(a)?I do new, 80? ?; do, regiet'd etoek, *'
-?80 . r*Pl
n tssst
'barleeton, B. C., Fire Coan Bonds, ? @78 J LEj
lolambla, S. . Bonds, ? (at 70. w~a
Railroad Bond*? Bine Ridge, (Iret mortnge)6n@
? ; Charleston and Sa'anneb, ? @ .
; Charlotte Columbia' and Adgnita,?@87 :
lk?M.Md Darlington,?@83 j Uraeuvllle
nd Columbia, (lit mort)-80??; do, (State 1^
varan too) ? @74 j Northeaster*, paat doe, A
ritb int.?; Northeastern, new, ?@88 j
Larannab and Chirleston, (let mort) ?@80 ;
lo, (State guarantee) ? ?75 : Booth Carolina, 1)
X-cndpon, ?@78? do, ?@78 j Spartanburg JL\
n'i Union, $tf@~.
Railroad St oe k ? Charlotte, Columbia
,nd Aneueta.? (?43 : Urecnrilie and Coluin
do, 2??; Northeastern, 10? ? ; Savannah Ij
did Charleston, ?J? 36; South Carolina
lailroad Company Sharoa, ? ? 42 ; South ? <
In rutin a Railroad Bank Rbarea, ? ? 44. [\'|
Kjcehnxgt, &c?Now York Sight, onc-nlgh th
iff; otio-eighth premium. Gold, $l.ll@$l.?f
Silver, SI.04?*1.08. -
Month Carolina Dank Dill*. a
'Rank of Charleston...: ?@ ? V_>
IBank at Newberry ?S?
tank of Qamden..... .60??
lank of Georgetown 7?? A
lank of South Carolina.... 1 <1?? J\
!ank of Cheater ?$? Trli
atik of Hamburg 'n??
lank of State of 8. C, prior to 1881 82? ?
tank of State of 8 C. issue 1801-82 12(a)? g-^
'Blasters' and Mechanics' Bunk of f
Charleston ??? ^
^People's Bank ofCharleaton *???
'.Union Bank of Charleston ???
'Southwestern ft. ft. Bonk of Charlesfcrtifold)
| V
Southwestern R. K. Bnok ol Cha,*- J
lesion, (new).. . ???
Mate Bank of Charleston 8??
farmers' and Exchange Rank of ? ,
Charleston,. ?@8 ~T J
Exchange Bank of Columbia. ?? 6 _ll
"ioinmorrial Bank of Columbia ......8?? '-us
Merchant's Baok of Chefaw............ ?. 6?? t>Tl
E'lnntera' Bank of Fairfield 4?? ftR
itate of South Carolina Bills lie- nisi
coivable .........par. ft'O
7ity of Charleston Change Bills....par. c'c"
. ' i C
Bills marked thna [kj aro being redeemed
it the Baok Ccnntera oi eaeh. i
The Living Machine- Tt
Injure tbe main upringor a watch nnd every 1
portion of the work become* disordered. Tho
luman stomach i? to the human svstem what
-hut elastic pices of metal I* to a chronometer.
tinducoces tbe aotion of the other organ*, and , '
ontrols, to a certain extent, the whole living ' '
neohin*. The comparison may be carried 1H"
jrthor : for<as tbe wcakneea or other iropor,- fl""
eetlont of the main spring I* Indicated on
ho face of tbe titne-plece, ao also Is the weak- h?f'
ess or other disorder of tho stoinseb betray put
d by the face oMhd invalid. Tho cotpplox I
>n Is sallow or faded,- the eyes nro deficient
n lustre mad intelligence, and there Is a Worn, J
nxi'iax expression in the whole Countenance
rhich t?U as pUinly as written words could m>
lo, that thai 'jrrnt NOwrtsAtay nrrjon whose At
flioo it Is to minister to tbe wants of tbe
iody, and to sosfain ntld renew all ttb parts, 7?y
i not performing it* duty. It requires ranoating
and regulating, and to accomplish it
his end llostettor's Stvmarh Bitters may ba \
raly said to be (Kr ear thing netdful. Tbe I,re- ? ,
len muln spring <>f n watch may he replaced /
>y a new one, nut the stomach can only be
cpaired and strengthened, and this i? ono of " 1
be ohjeot* of fnmoos vegetable restoratives * ?
rhich for eighteen year* has eon waging a '"*r
:ucccssfal contest With dyspepsia in all cli- 1
nates. As a specific for indigestion it stunds nil
ilnat. When tho resource* of the pbnrtnaco- <>f t
eeia linro been exhausted, without, at best, the
loing more than mitigating the complaint, a hoi
oursc of this wholesome and pal liable, yst &th
lowerful, lUmtsobiq tflircta a purlecl and per* wp
nnncnt cure. In all c?a4* of dyspepsia. the J-nl
ircr is mofa or less disordered, and upon Ibid ?
mportnnt gland, as well a* upon the stomach <ind
bowels, the Hitlers art with singular .
listinctr.vss, regulating and reiuvigorating _
v ry secretive and assimilating organ on
vh oh bodily aud mental health depsnd. |J
Junel 2 4 f J
xiATTRaaasG
ftl A UI'j A ML) AtfcfAlKfclJ, 131 ^
JAMES M. PRICE. K]
o*s him cnfl al hla residence, near the ...
3AILLAHD SCHOOL HOO.-E. Ul
J una 22 6 t 1 (
Notice to the Public. ft;
Til F, Huhrrriber lie ing now engaged in bia i |?|
original buaincea a*
CaipruUr and Builder, ^
would inform Ibe puhlle of Greenville and ad- If
joining Counties, that he ia now prepared, ...
with proficient Workmen, to tako "
CONTRACTS AND JOB WORK ll
if all kind*, in that linn, and rxe? nte Work
n good ?'vl>'a"'' the most expeditiou* manner.
N
Bil At,?' %&] cl
fll HAVING employed a compo wWI
' ^-lent FOMKMAN in the * p<
BOOT AID Sill! BBSUtSS, *
rbieh will go on ai formerly, at the well ! HI
mown Stand, at tbf Big Boot tjign, where all |.<
)rdera for Cuatom-Work will te promptly *'
illed with nealneaa and ueapateh.
KTUDUKl) WOlIK done as B ?p?? ialify.? nl
'all and examine Work, and give tha new 41
lootmakar a trial.
' .i. ?/.
June n * ^
TUEHIP SEED. J
1WI8H lo inform Ihe Plentere and Farm- tl
era in the up?c<>iinlry, that I hare on lb*
way, and expect to arrive in a few deya, nl
OMR HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS |j|
o? rn? voi.t.owien __
Choice, Selected Varieties ^
TU11NIP SEED, ?
WHICH I WILL SELL AT C
Whtlmnle nnd Retail : J
Bern Tap, the beat fur Kreene releed.
Tallow Aberdeen, good for lata winter and rj*
eprln* oaa.
leoteh Ashar and Globe, improved variety,
for table nee- On
Prnaaian Hanover Iwaat T>rnlp, excellent
for table nee till fete in epring. y?Whlte
Jtnta Baga, rptendid for Otock. '
Parpla Top Tallow Xnta Bagn, good for ta- I To
ble and stoek. ' ' j''A
Batly Plot Dntak, eepeeially adapted to an(onto
and fall uea. 1
Pawarapiaa Globe, improved variety, for la\ 0T
ble nee in winter, or for atock. ur ,
' TH0RAS SiTEEN. p..
Juii 22 i If
? - Notice J
It hereby given to all whom It may e*ne?mr
that I will apply to S. J, DadiMt,
Probata Ju'liff of Greenville County, no the me
ltd of JmIj ant, for a Goal Aiaehargad
Guardian ef the lato MaHY a ARNOLI).
Ha?ea?ed
JAME8 McCULLOUGil, Ooe.dla*. A
Jno-TI. 1870. M
DbOJWON'A Vr~U B^k e*
1 /Farming now aol. No form-re library Sg
n*nnI t? WMboWt ??. Rnnfld in nWh. rite*. P14
i Sheep, At*) Half Moroeoo, R. Ore /*T
dei a received at I hie o^nea. Good eauveee 'the
weenie wetaUd. For termer apply bt ^
tES, PICKLES, PICKLE6
eeoNefl frech supply ^Plsin ?nd
Mixed PiikUs. Pucsllllli, Chow-chow,
ser Sauce, Catsup. Ac.
FOSTKIl k. HIINTRn'S
HON SUGAR, LEMON SUGAR. j f
REST.ON'S Lemon 8?>gar. the beat Mint ijpj;
is made, daaimnl* lor a cooling drink,
>\ i F08TER A HUNTER'S.
RESH Oh?eo'*te and Drsaleated Cocoaimt,
for ta'o by H
foster a hunter.
t ? ** - 4 * '
A1S1NS, CnrranU, Citron and Macearoi
nl, tor aal? by
FOSTER A HUNTER.
* *"* " * '
INGER Prrlrrvea od J*lHe*. at
FOSTER A HUNTER'S
rOSQUlTO Netting and Framea fof ^
L child'a crib, Ao., for rale bv
Foster a hunter.
iHII.OREN'8 and Mi*acs ' Hoop 8kirtfl,
1 at very low figure* at H
FOSTER A HUNTER'S. H
NEW Bi d fwb lotirf Luc**, Lndica'
L Lace and Thread Collar* and Pique
minings, for sale
FOSTER ft HUNTER.
I AUZE Flannel (?M wpol) for Infanta,
r lafanta' Waist#, An.. Ac., at
FOSTER A HUNTER'S.
AUZE and I.isle Thread Undershirta,
r at FOSTER A HUNTER'S.
Un 22 " if
Madame J? lViiiber^
? BPPBCTFULLY inf.,rata the I.adies of
^ Greenville. that sho has opened a l.rnnob
iness from Charleston, consisting of I.AKS'
DHK88 TRIMMINGS, MILLING
Y and FANCY GOODS, L/*CE GOODS,
, a complete assortment of ZEPHYR
1R8TEDS, Ac., Ac., and many other artsi
in this line ton numerous to mention,
all, an examination of the stock it solicited,
t- Stoic in Goodlett House Building. "TfcS.
un 22 ' b .4
?? ? -????p-pi r>
Notice,
f conformity with the requirement* of the
Intone! Revenue Laws, f herehr gl*e
i.e to all persona who may claim a
cun, one llOrso, two Kcge of Whisky,
I a lot of Empty Jugs, which were tetrad
Ihe CMy of Greenville, on th* 18th June
0?the pirtv with the Wagon gave hia
ne ea llurria?f??r violation of the InterRevenue
Li?a?to make anch olaima
ore me within thirty daya from the first
Jiicaiion or this notice. 9
A. L. COBB.
Deputy Collector, 3d Dist., 8. C. ?
une 16. 1870. 6-3
10 State of South Carolina,
OKRKNVIM.K COUNTY, i ...
S.J. I)OUTHlT% K$q., Judy* of Probate
of mid County
linERKA*4, M*?rE Picks-it lis* filed
T n Petition in my OtHee. graying that '
tera of Administration on nil and sii gn?
tli* goods snd ohattels, right* *nd ?r*d.f
JOHN ill IMCKRTT.lat? of County
resold, deernsed, ehould be granted Vx?
In-s* are therefore. to cite snd admonish
nnd rlhgnlar the kindred *nd creditors
h* mid d**e**-dt to he nnd appear in
Court of Probate for said OnQelj, to he
dm st Greenville Court Uous*, on the
day of July next, to *h?w rarfee. if anj?
y the Mid Adfmnittratioo ahou d not La
ntei. ' ^
8. J. DOUTIIIT.J P. G O.
>fRc "* ol Judge of Probata, Ju ie 2<>, 1870,
una 22 6 2
LAHTAT10N BITTERS
This wonderful vcgcible
restorative Is the
ififit-nnfilinr nf Uia fnnhlft
nd debilitated. Ah a
uiic and cordial for the
*cd and languid it ha**
0 equal among stomach;s.
As a remedy for
le nervous weakness to
hich women arc cspccilly
subject, it is
1 per sorting every other
timulauit. In all
iiitatcs, tropical, tern* j
}rato or frigid, it acts
\ a; specific in every
iccies of disorder which
ndcrmines the bodily
rcngth and breaks down
le animal spirits.
lVhcrevcr it is Intro
need it becomes a
andard article?a me- ;
Icinal staple. It is to-day
le best and purest tonic,
ad the most popular
icdicine in the civilized
orld?-be sure and get
ic genuine. Hold by all
ruggists, Grocers and
ountry Stores.
une 22, 10/0. " '5 . 1y
NOTfCJB
o Dili Idem ?ind oiiIractwrs,
ic* or t** * fhiiuri* Maanraimriuno
Fork 8h<>cla, Grtenvilla County,
I. C . 13th June, J87?.
*11E above Company having recently formed
and nr*aulicrt, pro| r w ?<> I-KT OUT
CONTRACT, the BUILDING OF A
ROE BRICK IIOUHfc, Tor ptan and apartI>ooo,
refer to William Periy, Esq., Wlion.
c M
'he Company rtto rrwp?a* to LBf OUT
HER BUILDINGS TO M 0Y WOOD,
plan an$ apvciftoationa of the Utlar, applbloo
can M uada pi the oSae of tba Com
jr. . 1
D. D. WWORH, OMh ;
9. M. 0?., Fork Shopla,
one ; A 1
/ ' Notice.
oeting of Stockholders AirLine
Railroad.
GENERAL MKMIKO ?f lha STOCKL
HOLDERS of the GK0RGIAN AIESS
RAILROAD COlfFAWT aM of the
I-MVS RAIMIOAO CO MB AITT OF
" rwKTJV, *7V ">**.
?. for lha tr?aaeUoa Of aaeh taaataaaa aa
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