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mrn?m miii ii OmiNVIltl, 8. o. VXBIIUAT, OOTOBSB ?, Mt?. The Greenville Enterprise | Is it luiwt Itnpiper, ui hiojn tM Most Xxteneite wraltttM if say Paper PaMlahe# ia the City ...J n 4. ^ I OmavilU. PfbUo Bpsshlng M BaMtar. From IS ' ImIi to ooor the (Iom of the day, the tltittu of Greenville wore entertained with spooehoo ia the Co art House, ob the political question of the times, end the eleime of the eendidetee for ofBee? Stole, Congressional end County. Geo. WoBTBiwrox, of Columbia, led off, on be half ef the Republican party; he Is bo candidate himself, bet a strong partisan.? His speech, of a little more than one hoar, the limit of the first speakers, was sn able ... r... kt. -t.i_ .# ii.. ,i? ?j ... !i ltateoed to rt?p?<tfully, and moat courteous If treated by the larga crowd of mixed auditor*, the great majority of whom vert f tha Union Reform party. Geo. Womnworo* waa foltowo>l by Col. fW? G. McKiesioa. in oaa of the moat admirable and effective popular apaochaa.?Ha ftlitirtlj tarrhd tfc* ayrffpatifeV of tha taffra crowd along with him, putting av( ary ooa in a good humor, aad enchaining attention throughout. Ha *p?k* out hia time and a few minutaa over. Ilka hia Ira mediate predeeeaaor. Col. McKt?s:c* mad* hoata of frienda by hia viait and epeeeh in Greenville, and will ba enthusiastically supported for Coogr*#* by tha great major ity of votera of the County. Ilia good sense and honeaty of character and popular manner*, are auch that be ba* never yet been beaten, when a candidate before the people, and bo and hia frienda are sanguine of triumphant success in the approaching election for Congress. lie la a roan for whom the people will turn out and vote. Alter the conclusion of Col. lfoKissicm's speech, time waa assigned to hear from the different candidates for the Legislature, several of whom were present. Messrs. J. B. Htdb, WilSiim Cook, 8. 8. Cantender, Samuel Tinslet, Thos. Brier and W. A. Btanor severally addressed the erowd in brief speeches. We will not attempt any account of the course of argument or character of the speeches of the candidates for the Leglala*' tore, as we could not do jiustiee to all of thenr-nor would We, H able, hate space to do so" nS owt columns. It waa a rafe dly for Greenville. Wc hatre never known he. fore eo much speaking and the whole terroinaliog so peaceably. Wc wish all the people of the County had been present, and all would have heard facts and arguments enough to convince them of the necessity of reform in our State, and the pro prlety of electing honeat men to office in etwv port of the Slate, and in every department. A* it waa, the Court House was crowded to its "Imoat capacity till towardl the eloae of the afternoon, when many dropped off, aa might be expected. Upon the whole, we are satisfied the dlseuaeion on Monday will do good, "War News ftrom Europe, Sinee the great events of the surrender of the army of McMauon and Louis N?rouo.i to the Prueriana, ao great events have taken place worthy of espeefal mention, except the fact that tha Prussians, some thraa hun dred thousand atrong, have invested the eity of Paris, and the French Government haa left the eity and gone to Tours. But the moat important military achievement la the capture of the eity of Stra<bourg and it a atrong fortress by the Prussians, which occurred last week. Ulbicit, the French commander, surrendered at laat, with seveenteen thousand troops and an immense amount of cannon and military stores.? The Prussians besieging the place were eighty thousand atrong. How the greater part of this army will ba added to the be siegers of Mela, which it ia thought must soon likewise surrender; then tha Prus sians will gnin porseasion of the two fortresses commanding the part of France which they desire to annex, which anciently be* I longed to Germany, and which Bismabck ' deems esaer.tial to prevent another French war in the near lutura. The French are said to have about five ' hundred thousand irregular troops in the 1 city of Paris, and are determined to atand 1 a siege. It is to be hoped, however, that * the fall of Strasbourg, and the expected surrender of Met*, will terminate this deplora hie*war. France will never regain those eitiea, in all probability, and it seems nothing but fair play, as they were once wrested from Germany by war, that they should be regained hy the same ageney. The numerous telegrams of battles and i sk irrmahes near Paris are all considered of 1 1 doubtful accuracy ; we ahall soon hear, perhaps, more decisive news. Cheap Traveling. By tha authority of S. B. I'lciisu, B"|., General Ticket Agent of the South Carolina Railroad Company, we state that through tickets Irom Greenville to New York via Charleston, have been put on sale in this City, and ean he obtained of the 1 Railroad Agent here, Mr. Isaac Htevkss? 1 price, f27.76?which, we believe is cheap- 1 ep than by any other route. For the aeeoinnodftilon of the traveling public, we publish these (aots, as cheap travel is de? tired by all rise Turnips. Our friend Mr. A. W. Lahae, has kindly remembered us io the shape of a roasa of fine Turnips, raised In the City, which are larga and have been of rapid growth.? They same to our office on the 27th ult.t and were the first well-grown ones we had a ean this fall. Mors Turnips. We havs raeaivsd from Mr. W. A. Burst, who reiadaa in tba lower part ot Lha _ . . .. . . I Uouniy, ipcciuicna 01 itu turnip crop, *bi?h are very Urge for tlio season. Tlt?y , were soared on the 8d of August and eame up after remaining in lha ground too weeks, doing nil Mm growing in six , Wf?k% I 'm I Tha Downfell Taoaporol Km ir? of tdrrttoey, IWoilo long sad from It to to brood, which bcVoaged to tbo Pop* of Ktms sod which lacladc* tfca oHy itaclfc bos booo rioUatly tokos from blm by lbs King of Holy, whoa* troop* sow aaoo pj tbo etty. Tbo Popoo booo pomotood tkl* territory, sad forftofty o IsrgSr oros, for s?oro tbso s tboosssd yoors, sod It bm oo ly booo seanrad to tbom hitherto by fa* rigs r srmlm. Reecotly, oo tbo declaration of osr by Frsno* sgslnat Promt*, Loot* N*ro? LOOM f?lt it aeeoeaary to tsko sor*y tb* army that h* bad kept la Romo to protect the Pop*'* kingdom ; immediately the Italiina deter rained to take advantage of tb* move meat, sad to oeorpy Romo a* tka fstore capital of Italy. Tb* Pop*'* earthly king dom, mid to bo tbo old*at monarchy ia nuropv, ii |i?? wt suppose forever, md o? \y Ui religious power is Ml. That spirits?l right sod power he eltiot end the Ceth olio Council has pronounced to be infmllibU. rhia dogma is Mooted by many of the mew intelligent Catholics, nod ita aaecrtion In lb if nge of printed bibles end genernl knowledge sod rapid intereoarae among nations and people, sill baatea the removal of the ealsls from the ejres of those who hare so long sup. rsiltiously worshipped at the Papa} shrine. There are varloas epecalatier.a ae to the efTrct of the loes of his temporal kingdom on tho Papal Chnroh. Wa hare observed that is our groat eity paper*. New York HtrmU cad the Tribmmt for example, the apinioa le eepreased that the lorn of the Pope's material kingdom w'll be, in the end, a benefit to the church of which he is the so called inf*Hi ble head. We do not eoneur in this view. It is more rat i?nal to conclude that a reli gion which depends so much on outward pomp and show most Buffer when ita mon arch is etiipped of his car*lily courts and palicw, and the revenues extorted from his mW?rabl? subjects. It is a w?ll known faet (bat tbe eommnn people of Rome, and the rest ol the Pope's little kingdom, have been the worst or among the worst govern ed population on the civilised globe. The rule of the Popes has been accompanied with a condition of destitution and beggary, vice and tmmoraM'y, among their immediate subjects, the most deplorable. It weald reem th?t the world ought long ago to have been convinced of the impotency of pare Popery in effecting ihe'am.ilioration of the miseries of mankind, and its impoteaac to do good in promoting either mental, moral or spiritual progress. The brigands of Italy, and other vices aod crimes, have iourished most in the exefaeite Roman Cathoifequarters. Religious liberty, always proscribed and persecuted by the Papal power, will nott do Its good work ift and afound Rome, as in othef Countries, the Pope, and other Roman Catholic bithopa and priests, are loa ing political power rapidly in Europe. Tliey have held on to church and State con nectlon with a death giasp, and sought to keep down religious liberty among the nation*. In the provldenee of God tluir po llt'Cnl bond* have been broken or loosened, and (hey may in riln strive to bind lbs eon sciences of men, nt tbls day, with their doetrine of the Pope's rpirilnal infallibility. Meeting of the South Carolina Presbytery. This body met in Washington Street Presbyterian Church, in tnis City, at 7$ o'clock, P. M. on Thursday, 19th nit. The attendance was very fair, yet not so full at was expected. The body was organised by the eleetion of Rev. TH. Law, pastor of the Spartanburg Church, Moderator, and Rev. W. P. Jacobs Stated Clerk. Presbytery held morning and evening sessions, wkiek were conducted in a spirit of brotherly kindness and lov*. ' The business transacted was important and considerable, but not of any special interest to the general reader. Rev. A. A. Moree, Chairman of tbe Committee on Domestic Missions, gave a very elaborate report, embracing, suggestions to Presbytery which if carried out, will do much good. On Sunday, the pulpits of tbe Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches wore filled by ministers of Presbytery, npon invitation of each. Rev. W. F. Pearson preached in tbe Methodist Church, at 11 o'clock, A. M.; Rev. J. O. Lindsay occupied tbe Baptist pulpit at same hour ? R?r- T H l ow *l>* P?aaKs?uvJ-w pulpit, me hour. At night, Rer. C. B. Stewart preached for the congregation of the Color* ed Methodist Church, and Rer. R. H. Reid in the Presbyterian. During the morning service in the latter the Lord's Supper was dispensed, at which a rery large number participated. The citisens of Qreenrille entertained the Presbytery with their usual hospitality and kindness ; for which they were more than compensated by the pleasure and interest of their 1 itay. The body adjourned at 10 o'clock P. M.f 1 Saturday night, and will hold their Spring 1 cssion at Faireiew Church in this County. 1 Candidate far Congress in tea Sixth (Georgia; District. We learn ftorn the Atlanta (Ga.) W'aLh- j man that the convention which met at ] Gainesville on the 21st ult., unanimously I nominated Col. Wm P. Prick, of Lump* ' kin County, as the Democatic candidate for 1 ? ?? lomaiiiucr ui ine fisi m Wfll II till 42.1 Congress. That paper iiji: He will probably here Dr B'll, of 1 Bitnki, i competitor b.-fore the people. We infer so, from the feet that the Atlanta u New Era " hat nominated him at the Re? publican candidate in thia District, and we hare no heeitaney In sajing that ha would make a better run then any man of his party. Col. Price will, of eourae, be elected, at the people of the Old Sixth wil) never tend a Radical to Congreta. htiral Carolinian. The October number bat cone promptly to land. Tbia it the flrat of the new volume, ind wt are glad to tee the high standard of ixoellenee of tbia atauncb Southern magaaine nade higher atill. Full of practical articlea ?enriched by the contributiona of the formeoat rritera of our eountry, and moat eopioualy ind elegantly illuatrated, tnia magatine ia a perfect gem. We congratulate the publiahera upon their I wisdom in enlarging the Literary and Home ' Department. We are aaaured that hereafter 1 it wil he Ailed with the choicest bits of liter- 1 Mure, and cannot, therefore, fall to interest J [he ladiea of the rural household. < That practical farmer and elogant writer, ' uoionei v. wyatl Aiken, fumiahea tbia nun- I ?cr with * splendid article on the South as a < Stock Country. Wr refret to learn that the daily Somtktm Vuarrfian has been suspended temporarily; wo | tope to cbrouiele ita re appearance aoon. I to??i a r, , aa nitbt ihaed? FtmMmI OtMludVtv lugl?<. PmMtatGiurr myte Ut< Mbaome MipUMly wbJ>K?lt^fwr Ib|1w^U?m, lb fce kibMlftad bit >i?ilnW/b? laAtf for aa ?<m ) Am bU?r gwfj think. A WwKarn pa a?j. ba b?#4 oMtoU moeh l|4?eagnd bJ lb Weatem I^hl Me# Snglaad ptlflht Pr?? mi Want ?id lb? Prtadiit ptlroaiM Maw $S E*|U*d, bar pit bile AMI tka llon't Mi ahara la hie eOnaeile, aad fallowing tbair la political lead. The Preaidenl baa alia lata ly p la aad bit ado la a Mew England e?U*g< Tl Cambridge, and hit daughter la a Mew Keg* land tchool?at Farmlngtan. The Prrtl. dent raeently r lilted Boat on and waa tr^at* Ij lionised, and U thus briefly de-cribed by no t ?urrH|Kwd?tt ol I We New Turk JJtrmld: pi Detroit, Sept. 87, 187*. |1 Quilt a large and curious throng collected at an early boar this morning in front of the 4, St, Jamta Xlotcl, where Uia President ia J? stopping, anxious and dctcnaiaed to catch a (liaspee of Mm wherever he might show *' himself. While thismuliitade, which kept - vumntij increasing, vu pilitntlj wail ia lag outside, others impatientIj puthwi their 8l wey ioiide, and at one* opened a vigorous so lire of ealla upon (he President The bold* tri t aad foremost, and, aa the result proved, the moat eneeeasful skirmishers, were Ooe- tie araor Claflla, Senator Wilson, ex Governor da Harriaoa, Barvejar of the Port j Collector aa Russell, Major Shartlsff, aad last, hut not et< least, Hoa. Benjamin P. Butler. Mi OoltuaMa Advertisements. Our readers hare doabtless otarred the array ef Celassbia advertise meats ia oar aaluni. The marches* ef oar capital dasire the trade end patronage of oar people, and therefore ask for business, ss they should do. ? We ask attention to all of then*, and trust the , people of GreenriUe will bear them in mind. Isaac Sulxbachbr, Jbwblbb. kw This gentlemen keeps a full stock of Jewel- ?[ ry end silver and plated ware, wboleeale and iti retail. Country dealer* would do wall to try B< him. He has as pretty a stern as ean ha found . ia Charleston or Columbia. , M. H. Bubbt's Fuamrcaa Waheboous. ?' Mr. Bnsr exhibited to us his large stock of e Furniture?whole psrlor and bedroom sets, or f? sny piece that may be desired?trom $40 to wl $400. lie also showed ns several naw styles, |-) whteh were heautifal, besides meeting the de- \ mends of utility. As he is a praetieal man, r< attending to business in person, bills, large or of small, will receive prompt attention. IS R. A W. C. SwAvriaLD. of Thalr stocks of Clothing and Ilata era large, |D and tha moat stylish of oilher can ba bad, W| goods ot superior quality and for prices nt which you cannot grumbla. They are an old firm, reliable and staunch. Lonics A Lowrabcb tb< Hare everything you ean mention in the mo Hardware line, and also kaep constantly on tn hand all kinds of Agricultural Implements from a small flower-garden hoe to the largest subsoil plow. They also keep Groceries, and Th as we have tried them in this line, esn vouch for their superior qualities. All of theee tbey 1 sell hy wholesale or retail. Besides, tbey ira- m( press you with their cleverness at once. We commend. *? C. F. Jacksok eo' Keep* *11 kin 1> of Dry Ooodi, whkb be ?* never allow* to diminish in quality or quanti- CI ?y. Ilia politeness and affability are known n( by all who rail on him. Mr. J. baa boon doing bu*ine*a in Colombia for many year* bo- ^ fore the war and i* knows for reliability. ' W. D. Lora A Co. ?* We spent some time in examining and look- ,ri iag over the store of the al.or* firm, and do not hesitate to pronoonc* the men flret-class and tbe Good* first class ; it is one of the largest, and most extensive wholesale store* in Columbia and will compete with any house in re tbe South in filling wholesale bill*. They re- |a noire many orders from the up-country, which .. are gratefully attended to. Person* or merchant* when buying in largo or small quantities T should remember them. These gentleman are OJ also agents for lb* Graniterille Manufacturing Company. Naj. B. B. McCbbbbt was formerly connected with th* house of Gsirsox, McCssr.nr A Co., of New York, and with that of Biepirrs, McCbbbbt A Co., of Charleston. E. K. Jscxsox, Drucoist. ? Mr. Jacksox will attend to the filling of 1* bills with despatch, of all articles in hi* lin*. (? Jorx C. 1>IAL. j( This is one of the largest wholesale Hardware and Cutlery store* in Columbia, lie is also importer, therefore can offer inducement* p to purchaser* excelled hy none. Wo walked through hi* establishment, and know that the largest and the smallest order can bo had from hi* store. Hi* advertisement is very full, and *o should he carefully read. ?j>, J. A T. R. Asxbw. ar This is another large whoteeale Hardware ^ and Cutlery atore. of which our frieoda at tbe capital should feel proud. Mr. Aoxkw is a genial gentleman, and does a rnst deal of hui. ness with I'm up-country, 11c promises to do b< a well ky merchants cod individuals m tbe tbc business men of New York, freights included. We would oxpecially invoke for kina n ahnre of the Greenville trade. eo Mr. Alfred Guerry. The studio of thia artiat will, in ? few day*, be cloeed. He takra hia departure for Lex- ^ ington, V?., where be will proaecute bia beau- ^0, tiful profeaaiou?bia first subject being Gen. ^ Robert K. Lee. Brick Pomeroy, of New York City, eongratulntea tbe artiat on hia good fortune in having secured aach a subject, tbe lueeessfu! execution of wbicb will place his name among tbe few wboae works are not j| alone for to-day, but for all time. From a tJj careful examination of tbe last productions of ^ this gifted son of Carolina, we do not hesitate ^ to aay, that be will produce a work that will ^ make ua feel tbe true dignity of man. His ,tj touch is bold, and tbe entire coloring of bis portraitures is fresh and warm as in life.? His beautiful creations are inveb>pcd in na- ^ lure's own atmosphere?tbe lights and shades tearing an impress wbicb the band of genius ' alone ean give, for a soul breathes through all. We wish him a speedy return to his native ot Btate, crowned with the wreath ol a triumph- ser mt success. e<j ? i ? " Baarth and Home.'* The Hearth and Horn*, a finely illustrated family journal of a high character, hitherto ia*ued by Mmra. Pimaouu, Batu A Co., Sl haa been purchased hy Messrs. ORtaoi Jui>b ^ A Co., of 445 Broadway, New Yotk, the ^ well-known pnblialiera of the American Agriculturist. Meoara. 8 M. PrrraNQiLL A Co., whose great Adrertiaing Agency, establish- ih. ed in 1849, is one of the largest and most in reputable in the world, find that their ex tensiee businers requires their excludes at- fr< tention, and they tKrrefore transfer Hearth llt and Home to the new Publishers, whose long experience and sbundsnt facilities will ens ble them not only to maintain the past high j eharaeter of the p*p<-r, hut to add materially to its value. The new Publishers also ( announce a reduction of the terms to $8 per year. The ehange will not at all effect the American Agriculturist, which will eon- *n Linue on iudrpendootly a? heretofore. The Illustrations and reading matter of the two P* journals will be entirely different. Either of the journal* will bo furniehed from now ot to lha and of 1871 (15 month*), at the year tu ly Hul?*cription rate, viz.: lha Weekly Hearth Vf* %nd Home, at ft; tha Monthly American Agriculluriet, f 1.60 ; or tha two for $4. '? The Palmetto Fire Engine Company, wil' A. >arade, Friday, (.1) P. M.,) the 7th Oetober' N< n full uniform with black panta, ' an rMmaran in a 11 iti? ma Miiitoi ?f Ua 0|>y CiwU. The "City CwmoII bmI ? yeetafdiy, Sheriff** jofllee. Ttrdf* tree bo-Import* d t bw(N^ lniMtl?4 farther (hot thoj mp of ^ revolution .Vcaoltlag t? grant t |u?f|lMNi for the to'. ouch ? may.V^ k* ippKtatlon,' ?n(f pkf the turn of J 160 ; *od the drciioo of b City CWrl^ j r. A. B. Mc1>atiu?whoee aalary |? ?Upu ied at $Sm\ with co perqnieiue. . (t . A Council wtN rn-ct again 'at t o'cloaV, j turaiay aveaiog, lib iuat ( Valao by tha Sheriff aid iMky ( Tract of Land of Can. W'arfdy Thomp- , a, decreed. HHW Ucrc?. Parle Mountain Ota, i-urcliaatd l>y Mr*. 0. OL J one#, for 1.400. 1 Tract of lead of Aetata of Joaeph Jemee, ' ceneed, 840 acrra pareliahad by J-Kb mca, for $700. j iv Itorca Iitabhiktl i? Omvill*. | If racer* C A. You.no a C<>., hare opened 1 the ai ore larely occupied by Mr. 1 ho*. J kbn , one door above Mr. Jam** McTuaa- | a'a. We hare aecn a portion of their alictire clock, which ia rapidly coming In. Mew ere BaUKCOM A TiarLtT, young gen tnca well known aa polite and areomino- J ting clerk*, hare formed a e?partner*hlp ( d are opening dock* of good* in the a ?ro oppoclt* that of Me**er?. Pmsoiaos ft llbb, aad formerly oeeu|ded by J. T>. . > a mob a.' ' ' ' W* wUh aueoeaa to all. ? l? ?r? *.. r Cuahlos* ft Bailerla inviting attention to the card of Meacra. laqirta .4 ,lfAHir, pooktalWr* and Bta? mere of Baltiniore, w* weald note eipecially ' o conaidereiioat?the increaaed importance Baltimore aa a market, and tka large fhcilea of tbie particnlar house. The trade of iltimore with it. H.. It t- - - I*k I ?1 - ? proportion a In be the war than that of any bar city, a ad the claim of itaj aneranti and manufaetwrera that they can aell oda cheaper than they caa be bought alee* ?ere, hade now anhetantial proof in the rge ordera they arc cooataatly receiving >m every portion of tha Sooth. The bonae Cvanixot A Bailbt waa ertablUbed in 111, and it baa been a cbaracterietio feature their manner 'of trading that they hare variably given the buyer who ordera hia iree by mafl the eaaee roper lor MriaUfw could have RetMred in pereon. Kmptoylag a large capital ia their buaineaa, ty combine the utmoet entcrpriee with the t derated integrity. For further particu* ' i, we refer to their advertiaement. * + > omu 7. Smith, ComnliiUn Merchant, Charleston. We eall attention to the card of this gentlein. We venture to ear there u no more eaie d reliable man anywhere engaged in the mission business, bis aetire and skilled perience ae a merchant ia well known in inrleeton, where he did an extensive busiitt before the war. Hit strict integrity and inctuality, and the fact that he doet not in. nd to engage in baying and eelling on hia rn account, should command extensive pa* >nage in his line. Merahaata Returned. The gentlemen named below have lately turned from market, and hare doubtless rge etoeks of goods purchased: 1Iami.im battik. E?q.. m ims Suli.it a>, A. A. Fo*Tan, . W. Davis, T. B. Fkao.rittox, A. S. Dux- J tx, C. W. D'Otlkt. Advertise. Now it tha time lo tdtirliie; lh? p?ople ecd fall goods sad must have them. Our !tas for advVrtioring sre low. Contisols r three, six. snd twelve inonihs msde st tduced rates. Tsblssax Vivants. or the benefit of the f. art if Working Society of the li iptitt Church. Several ladies and gentlemen, will give s ries of Tableaux st tin new Court llouso, on uesday sad Wednesday night next, the 11th id 12th of October. Between the scenes will i also performed, some musical pieces, coniting of son*s, Ac., Ice cream and other refreshments will also i furnished at reasonable rates. Admission 50 cents, and children 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performances to in me nee at 7i o'cloca. Large Stock of Goods. Mr. T. W. Davis requests us t> s'atc th?t i lias received a >.irge stock of Goods, and rites his friends to call and examine em,. Hit full advertisement will appear xt week. - S - lfewapaper Change. Tbe Cheater Reportrr Informs u* that E. C. cLph, Esq,, baa sold oat his interest in at paper to Mr. J. A. Bradley, who will j the editor and proprietor. The Rrporttr \ ing one of tbe vary boil weekly papers in I i State, we hope it will eontinuo to deserve high character, which we feel confident '. Bradley vyll maintain for it. reaching ia the Presbyterian chnrch. Her. I>r. Doyck will preach, at the I'reslerian Church, on Sunday neit, in the >rning and afternoon. l>y request, the two morrs on " the Millet ing Christ," deliver, by him last April in the Baptist Church. Le .lsvllla Excelsior Plcngha. These ploughs, recently Introduced into this ate, by Messrs. C. Kbrrisor, Jr., A Co., of arleston, are aatd to be tbe West and ebeept ever manufactured. Read what tbey any lewbere. Messra. Foster A IIuster bare receiied sir fall stock of goods, and advertise them another column. tw M.M M. A. McKay has just retnrned i >m the North'with ladies goods in qunnies to suit all of her friends, of which ahe rea notice in another column. tW Our oM friend, Mr. W. T. Asiimore. catnd near the Depot, ia now in Charlra* n, purchasing ma r?:i goods. He will be ick loon with litem, lyTlie proceeding* of the mreling held Dunklin Townehlp, on Fiidny l**t, eame o late for insertion this week, but wiil ap ar in our next. We have received from tho managera I the Cotlor. State* Mcebnnica and Agriculral Fair AaaooiatUn, a card of admiaaton to air flrat annual fair, to be held in Anguata, t., on the ?5th of October, inalant. and dajra i Mowing. # ttr Wo return thenfcn to our friend Mr. j A. Porrr.it, who baa Jut*, returned from | tw York, for late Baltimore, Philadelphia d Mew York papera. - Columbia, S. C.. October 4. W# of aotton TMUidtT 104 baleB-?mid- i ling lli. . i Jtmw To?, October 8. I ColMiMpootd Arm but eloeed dull-*alee t.MD bale* ;?j>!ande 14$. Flour? Hato aof WMternN. belter; tuprf 410^ >.Ofi { Bedthera aoflto awl llule Armer? >om Boon to fair extra B.40@t.l0. Wh*..t !?. better and light oupply oi fair export deoaiyl? windr .red and amber Weeteru i.*uqx.s?; rw ana Mrixr ?<>umera a su. SW* qaWl iii firmer, il 87($88. Pork Irntr. tt Si.00. Whisky steady, at 88($ It. Groceries quirt and firm. , . Charleston, October 8. Cotton firmer?middlings, 14) : sabs, 100 bales: rreeinis. 2,428 ; exports eoasl rise, f'.lvfi ; sloeb, 7 .805. Livkbpool. October 8. Cotton firm?uplands i|; Orleans 8(; teles 12,000 bates. Married; on the 27lh September. 1870, a* he retidinti! ?>f Mr. James McPherson. Ire-nviHe, 9 fS., by (He Rev Dr. K. T UuTst, of the Presbyterian Churoh, W'lL LI AM CON NELL. ol Davidson River, N. C, to AGN'KS, fourth daughter of the late Mia MeNie Esq, of Woodyett, Sterling(hire, Scotland. Public MeetingTFIERE will be a Mass Meeting of the Retublican Psrty of Greeorille County, at tbr /ourt Honte, oa Saturday, 15tb inst. Distin;nisbed speakers will be present. Tbe public re in\ ited. Oct 6 20 2 Union Reform Nominations. For Governor, lion. R. a CARPENTER. For Lieutenant- Governor, Oen. M. C. BUTLER. For Congress, Fourth Congressional District, ISAAC U. McKISSICK. For the Legislature, ^Cnp*.. L, WILLIAMS. Col. 8.S. CRITTENDEN, WASHINGTON TAYLOR, H. SULLIVAN. Fur Probate Judge, SAMUEL J DOUTII1T. For School Com missioner, A. C. McGEE. F\>r County Commissi oners. Dr. W. A. MOONEY, W. A. HUDSON, J. D. SULLIVAN. Aug 81 15 ?_ Jnion Republican Nominations. For the legislature, WILSON COOK. W. B. JOHNSON, TllOS. DRIER. I. U. LENOF.RU AN. \ For Probate Judge For School Commissioner, W. II MOUNCE. For County Commissioners, SOLOMON JONES 8. H. POOL, FRANK A. WILLIAMSON. Anj?. 14 * 14 (A IW~ We ere authoriz-d to announce G. WASHINGTON PARKINS a candidate for the office of County Commissioner for Greenville County, at lite ensuing election. Sept 21 18_ M SlfTbi many friende of Dr. M. 1>, WEST, moil respectfully announce liitn a Candidate for School Commissioner of (Irccnvillo County, at tho ensuing election in October nezL MANY FRIENDS. Sept 21 18 Id .X4T JOHN H. HYDE having given his consent to be a Candidate for the Legislature, on tbe request of many voters, who approve bis encigetic, able and honest course in Cor lutnbia, will be waruily supported l?y THE PEOPLE. Sept 7 lfl 7 tST Many friend* of W. A. HISllOP n sprctluly announce litin as a candidate for re-elect ten in October as a niembtr in the lower branch of the General Assembly. Aug 81 15 id* Of We are autltoiis-d to announce HEN ItY G ANT I a candidate for the L- glslalure, at the ensuing October election. Aug 24 14 (d We are authorised to announce Maj. ELI AS ALEXANDER a Candidate to represent tbe people of Greenville in the next Legislature, st the ensuing election. Platform?Justice to all men. Aag 17 J3 td* The friends of the lion. SAMUEL TlNsLEY. most respectfully announce him as a Candidate for re election ae a member of tbe Legislature at tbe ensuing election in October next. MANY FRIENDS. July 6 7 id are authorised to anncunee KD WARD F. STOKES, of Greenville, n Can digitate to represent liie people of Ibe Fourth Pongreasionel District, i.i the Congress of the l>iiiicu oiaiuv, >i iuo cusuuig eieeilin in UClober neit. PRINCIPLES DEMOCRATIC. May 1870. 1 if A Torpid 8ygtem. Sometime*, without any assignable cause, he |ikyiieil strength an<i animal apirita give :ay, and a atrange torpor fulls alike od the lody and intellect. There ia little or no palp icrbaps, tut the natural rigor and elaatieity I the nervou* and inuacular system seem* to tare departed, and an Indiffbrenoe to the ileaturet of life, and even of ita grave res iponaibilitiea, take* the place of that earnest Merest in both which characterises every yell balanocd mind when in a bcaltny eondi.ion. Tbia date of partial eollapae ia often the premonitory aymptom* of aotno eeriona malaly. It indiratea unmistakably that the vital powers are languishing and nevd a stimulant. In such cesc* the effect of a few doses of HOSTF.TTKR'fl STOMACH BITTERS ia wonderfully beneficial. The great tonie wakes up the system from its drowse. The ecretioDS and the circulation receive a new impetus. The relaxed nerves recover their slaslicity under the operations of the specific, like the slackened strength of a musical instrument in the prooess of tuning. Lethargy and debility are replaced l.y energy and vigor, Ibe spirits rise, and life ihul almost seemed a burden while the seaaon of depression lasted, becomes onee more enjoyable. That such a radical change should l>e produced by a remedy entirely devoid of the powerful alkaloids and minerals so extensively used in modern practice, way feetn incredible to those who pin their faith on the medicinal cfflcac* of ? live poittfn*, but If three skeptics will lake (be trouble to enquire oi tboee who hove tested the corrective and alterative virtue* of the Hitter* undor the circumstance* detorlbetj, thej will Und the atdtement to be true, Oct 6 20 4 Thk number of thing* considered remarkable in any particular age or nation, gradually dimtuiahea with the lapse of time, *<> that few per*ot:* or event* that onee rommanded attenlhft remain known or e?>n? iplrioii*. Ruell ha* not been the fate of the OLD CAROLINA HITTERS," the records r>( wh<>te efficiency in the cure of " ilia that flesh it heir to " have become an heir-loom in the whole Southern State*, Dny the beat I Wineman'e Cryatslliced Woiui Cand) I M Softrtmn words woond nor* then * words." i*nt whtn uard in prolss of SUM- ? TKK BITTERS as Tool* sa<i Appetiser, fall like baloi uppa lh? buffering. ^ Mil Dmmoaooum, Hora I?Hundreds of cases of See*fuia, in ils worst stages, old ea S sea of t?yphilis that hare defi-d lbs skill of eminent Physicians, Rheumatics who hara bisn sufferers for veaia, and rietima of the injudicious use of Mercury. hare been red I calls cured by UK. TUTT8 8AR<AI?ARIf, LIA AND QUEENS DELIfiHT. Ilia the i moet powerful alterative and bloood portfi or knuwo. Il is prtreilbrd by Trry many I'hyaiciaoa. 20-? C Tdk mieroreope ahows the eolor of tfie hair dua lo a deposition of pigment in ha . u hit mice. When Ilia hair glaoda become nfcebled, thia lament fail*. Due after mother the hah-r bvm.me wbita, or fall ut, produrlng haltfnrea. B?ldnea? ir g a?? to prevent but hard to eure. ATKINS lAIlt VIGOlt aiopa it: even reatorea the mir aometimea: alwaya reatorea lie eolor, e Immediate renovation ia at aaee riiH>|r; Jt . ft newe, fresh new and the g1o*a of youth, 'hia pi eat ornament rhonld be preserved . one- il can be by AyerV Hair Vigor, which ? I emlitully clean and free Irom anything y joriuus to lh? hair?Tribune, Sprii gville . N. Y. 20-1'u ? ? o Cotton! Cotton!! " 117 K will l.uv at market i rieea COTTON, fl ^ t or ililp for I'irim when thcjr de?lr? ! ? t, WtTOOUT CIIARQK. H. BEATTIE A CO. v Oct 6 SO 2 FALL QPENIMB. ?F.ESNVHiLH, S. O. fMISS McKAY, baring just 7 returned from Now York, will open on THURSDAY, the 8th r~ inst., beautiful pattern Bonnets, Htts, Flowers, Feathers, Rib* Hons, Infants lists and Csps, Furs, Real and Imitation llair ?' Coils, Lace Collars, Jet Chains, Oct 6 JcwclrD *? tf w JSf?-Spartanburg Spartan will copy three , times, and send bill ear* of the Enterprise. ^ TOOLS Varnishes and Faints, ] CLOVER AND GRASS SEED8 ON hand and receiving every rarMv of _ warranted TOOI.S and MANUFAC- 1 TUKKRS' MATERIALS purchased mostly from the manufacturers for CASH, at W. M. WATSON'S. Th.y will he sold at the email, at raving advances cm roaL To e.iabl* all classes to * increase home comforts, to become the makers of many farm tools, to do simple but j neceeaary carpentering, or even repair some . Ctortious of a mill or machine, a few well seer ted I oola only ate necessary and with ^ those, on wet day*, or long winlet nights ^ may be pleasantly and profitably employed. 1 hey are a branch of education, and a eon- c tinned exercise will soon learn even a boy to make a randle-sti.nd or dining table. . The finest vat let ies of UARDKlt SKEDS y are kept here. Directions will lie given to j uninitiated painters and Varnishers who y ptiteliase these article* of the proprietor. Oct ft 20 8 I 1870. ^ 1870. j AND TT*M?3S?.: ??e?e ? 1 OUR lock of flood# now j opened, U the large#! offered in Gieen Kill* nee the war. We pfoooee fo sell ai price# a# low aa any market in the State.? It i# our interest 10 study the WcRare of our ' eu-inni' re. ?hlrh ws do by avoidhtrg poor , footle, and keeping a STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOODS, ' BOTH IN QUALITY AND STYLE. Our long OtipetInline In ike trade, nnd opportunities to buy at close prices, offer ad- I ' 1 vantages to our customers, In Domestics. WE ?ff-r Cotton Yarns, Brown and I Rl-nclicd Shirtings, Brown and Rhaehed Sheetings, Brown and Bleached Drills, and Canton F'annela. Tick#, PUids, A#. Alio a large stock of White and Colored Blanket#. I In Woolens. BROAPOT.OTIIS, French Doe-Skina, J Reaver cloths, Fancy fassimeres. Jean* and j Satinets, White and Red Flannel*, Opera , and'Sacqne Flannelfl. Repellant Clo<h*. Jtc. In this department, our stock is aery full. ' In Dress Goods. WE offer DeLaincs, Armnres, Poplins, Empr< s# Cloths and hlerin<-s la all colors ' Al*<> Bliiek Alpacas, Bombasines, Persian Cl' ths Ac. Shawls and Cloaks. WE have an nnmam<i/.*y large and atliact- I ivc a'ock of Shawls?something very haad- j some ; also a good assortment of Cloaks. , Hosiery. | 0FNT9' and Ladi-a* Merino Vaato aad Mil I rip, Ulovea, I loir, llood*. Scarf., Breaklast Shawl., do. j In White Goods and | Yankee Notions. THIS department le too varied entimrr?t?. U nii^rn'w a great many thing# uaefui and ornamontal?alt (elected with i graat caro, and will bo rold nwrAr. Boots and Shoes. WR are aatiaAed that we eon |>lcaea in lhe?e good#, having large variety from fir.t cl#M faotorie* ; many ut litem fr<>m the Jua'ly popular North Carolina Manufaetory. Hats. . A well-aeleeted a'ork of f.ihlonabla Wool, For, and Plu.1i 11.1a. W E keep aleo Sugar*. Ofl.e*, T.ae ! Cheeer, Spleen. Ind'go and Madder. HEMLOCK LEATHF.ll, (CHEAP) Also, Cotton Begging, and the Arrow Ti? a nr a careful examination and liberal I patronage ia eaine.tly enlieiled. H. Beattie & Co. Oct ft 20 2 1 Tnos.pT SMITH (LATH NAYLER. SMITH A CO.) \ FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO. 4 BOYCK db CO S WHARK j OHAF.^aOTOIT, 0. O. GEO W. McIVER ' ionn??i,d vilh ih? ; bo?ui*M. and will giro In a heal alien** lion lo the inltri'ili of hi* friend*. Careful ailrnilon given to pprrha* i -? hiiiuf, wnen placed in fund*. IW Ad* ?n<*e? mm!* on roottgnmenle. I Ocl 6 ? ?0 em Poster ft Hunter saaiaeo <t.neuaova?33 TO "pHEIR tborouffhlj complete I mid Alncrnnt St.ink nl F AXjXJ winter" goods, omprU?tl of NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, >RESS GOODS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY, TAPE.E DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, K)OTS AND SHOES, HATS AND GROCERIES, VTliicli will be found to be deoirn10 and Cheap. An examination t enine, will convince the most icrcdulonc. With thanks for piut ferowr' iey invite their old patron#, and to call at their earliest com enicnce. FOSTER & HUNTER. Oct 5 JO U $5 00 REWARD. STRAYED frna the aubeeriKtNrtimt in last inly, a . II" II l?rt? bodied, WHITE COW, illitr short In Teg*. She had no ear-mark*, nd the most not iee.ble feature la h-r vu arc red spots. divided by a alraak of vrfrile, 11 her lelt aid*. Tli? whole of her neck was k). Had rather amail, short teats; horns lerably wide apart. Had on a larga bell, hen she left. The ahove reward will be paid on the eliverv of the eow to me. at Greenville ourt House. N. F. BURGESS. Get ft ?Q 1* FHE BIG SHOW HAS ARRIVED AT Come and See EI.LOW ciiitena and all other raapeetaU ble folka, 'V hat we are about to say ia really no hoax. Va've rot the ihn? riirlit here at PAIR VIEW 8TOR2; ["iokeu Iret l? all, both rieti and poor. Ve don't promlaa to ahow wild varmint# and brutea, Itriped clown* without tail* and waaaan its boot*; Veil give you a list, that you may ^dow What yow will are at nor big ahow; Jul where la begin I hardly aan tell, /ft have everything here from a paper of Pine to a big C<?w-be!l. I lot silver Soap gonrde, 1 lot gold Candle sireke, i lot caodle stick Gold, I lot waier?proof Sausage-grinder^ I lot silver-plated Manure Forks, I lot iron bound Castor#. I lot wood bound Shot Gun#, I lot extra Keys for sun looks, I lot smooth bore Itlfbe, I doz. S hladcd Scythe Blades, with buok horn bandies, I doz. wooden Tea Kettles, I gross Wood Screw a, with extra heads, I gold beaded Sugar Cane, I red-bended Doll Baby, I doz Boll Bella?rubber efappent I dog palpitating Sbirt Front#,. 10 starched Shirt Tail#, fbr political cand\C da tea, 1,00? lbs. Saks,, to Work tha Air Line Rail-* ,A.S 1 dot. Cr?W Mere, l& (ftnda fbe to dm Dog Collar*, with Iiva buet/e holes. | dns lenther Oiriha, hraas mounted, 2 pirns Purgative fills, | yard* Bfd Coid, 1 bolt* Prints, warranted to hide dirt, (or anything else tha; la wi apped ap in it,) & bulla more aanrn auipe, warranted Ml is fade if warlted in a lea-apnon, 1 lot 8un, Moon and Star Biaide, Linen, La a* and Lous* Trapa, S Calvea, warranted t& stand on two l?c?, I Grecian Beryls, wat-raated to aiiek without paato, Broachra. Bngtra and Buteher Knives* All of which we offer yoo for Cash, Batra. Cora, Wheat or any other traah. Wrll hitoh your horae. take tha bahy ; And make you think we're clever, may-be. T. H. STALL, A|uW P. S. Please do not aek fc?r credit a* we we eernpekrd re do a esah liaalneaa litis lall, and will sake prior# accordingly. Oct & 'iO 4 Tt.jalso Ifl-rt ? lilObtlUU IVUhlliU* ON WEDNESDAY, the !9ih day of October, an Election will be held at the following place* in Greenville County, for Govsrnor, Lieutenant-Governor, Member of Conire**. Four Member* of the Legislature, ProSate Judge, School Commissioner, and Threw Couaty Comtniaaionere: Dunklin Township, at B. F. SCosetayt? Jfuaay***? J F Latimer, T J Chapes am, Wan. Moore. Oak Lawn Township, nt T. E. Warn'*? Manager*?Thomas Hopkins, Henderson SuU liran, Areby Adnir. Pairrlew T<">wn?hlp, nt Ales. Thompson's? Manager*?J K Stone, Q J Jlogbes, A U Howard. drove Township, at C. T. Johnson's?Manrs?W J Weat, Win. M Londaman, Su> Junes. Austin Township, at Bethel Church?Mnn. ngeri?D W Holland, 0 F Smith, Andrew Forester. Butler Township, at II. M. Smith'*?Man. oyer*? II M Smith, B 0 llaraby, T II Cole. Greenville Township, nt Conrt llouee?Ma*, natr*?Robert McKay, M K Robertson, C T lfopkins. Cbiek Springs Township, nt Alfurd Taylor's ?Manayr*?John llookev, T G Hawkins. Pinkney Springfield. Uantt Township, nt W. O, Tenrgin's?Man. nam?F U A Howard, R llicks, Wn. Vanghnn. P?rli Ml. Township, at Rcnljr River Chereh ?Mat*n<j*ri? Keuhen Lvftli, Edmund Hooker, Tbos. \V Hoe. O'Neal Township, at Groees'?ifunngm? J M Carman, W C Curry, J M bangle/. Hates Township, at Wn. Weal's?Mone????Absolam Johnson, Williams Cox, P B Henaon. Highland Township, at T. J. Mitehel's? Mnuatjrra ? Pleasant Barton, Joel Farmer, Berry man Stewart. (Has*/ Mt. Township, at George Center's? Managers?W I> Robertson, John Dill, Joshua Pitman, Jr. Saluda/ Township, at John II. Goodwin'*? Manager*?J H Goodwin, A A Stewart, Daniel Sonthern. Cleveland Township, at Solomon Jones'? Managers?James tyullinax, John Duckworth, Thomas Burns. Tk. U..11. .kail k. ?I -1 a -'-I --? a mw a wn? wv i'i^hvu at u v biwv 9 n M., and kept open without adjournment or intermlaaion, until A o'clock, P. M. All bar* room*, aaloona and other placet for the tale ?f liquora, thai) he cloaed from * o'eloek, P. M., of tbe I 8th, to o'clock, A. M., of lb# 2?Hh | and during tbat time, tbe aale of intoxicating liquora la prohibited. The Chairman of each Board will meet (t my Office on Wedneeday, October 12th, at It M? for loatrnetiona. By order of the County Board of tbe Commtaaiooera of Blcctlona. H. 0. I1A0K, Chairman. Jamm P. ICooaa, BecreUry, J<h-3