The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, February 28, 1872, Image 2
Endow meat of Farana TTnirorcity.
Among lb? Torioua public cnterprio**
that irt pofcen or la Greenville,,
aai ia thia Simla, therm arm few thati
appeal ao directly to tha cilisena
of this mod surrounding Counties, mod thia
City is particular, ma the Endnwaswnt of
F irinan trniammailp, whish tfmls ?
and have bc?n for the pajit jmmr ?sd more,
bean made to effect. The del mile hmr.c long
aioce been preiontel to thm public; mad w.e
are plemaed to learn that the work of meat*ring
lands lor the purpoae hma been quietly
and eoengeUoally pushed forward.
A few days slocc, Rev. J. K. Mxndzwiiau.,
the State Agent appointed for the purpose
ol canvassing tha State to raise the amount
desired, by securing bonds from the friends
of education, or may amounts that mights
be donated, visited the City of Grtmnville
in pursuance of his labors. Us was aocom
panied by Joaaru Cox. Esq , well known
for his aucoees in work, who waited on
our citizens, and many bonds wars scoured
From Mr. MaxDaxaau. wo wars pleased to
learn that they met with much enovurage*
mailt by eucceas every where throughout
the Slats. About eighty thousand dollars
have already been executed in bonda. and
the prospect is good of rafeing the entire
amouut iu a few years. Every one hails
the establishment of a free University as a
generous and noble work.
Greenville is more deeply interested <ia the
success of the plan than any ether place, sa d
at least fifty thousand dollars should be contributed
by her people. Every citizen is directly
or indirectly benefitted. Property
holders, of whatever religious denomination,
will have their property enhanced in vnluo.
Urccnvillo has for years bocn attractive
as a summer resort, and when such liberal educational
facilities are offered, there may be
justly expected a larger number of families to
enjoy these facilities; and from twehty-fivo to
fifty thousand dollars will doubtless bediatribntoil
fn nnr htinrrfino> finucni ntlrf ?tnroa Annn
ally by students and others.
We will listen with groat interest to bear of
tho increase in the bonds subscribed.
Organization of a Young Han's Christian
Association.
tlfforts are now being made to organize
in this City a Young Men's Christian Association,
in which tho pastors of the various
churches here, are interesting themselves,
anJ will cootinue to aid and assist. We
do not see why a society of the character
indicated should not be formed upon a permanent
basis, in Greenville. There are a
large number of the members of the chur?
chet who are in numbers sufficient alone to
sustain the Association ; besides this,., the
students ot tho Theological Seminary could
give a membership that would put the
question of success beyond a surmise, as to
numbers. A meeting will soon be annuuoed
for the purpose, when we will state lire
plant and operations of Associations now
existing io other cities.
Eulogy on Gen. Lee.
As previously announced, Gen. W. K.
Easlicv delivered a Eulogy on Gen. Lie, in
the Court House, on Thursday evening lust,
at 7}.o'clock. The occasion was opened by
an appropriate prayer from Geo. Ellison
Capers, when the orator of the evening ad
dressed the audience. Gen. 2. maintained
his high character as an eloquent and gifted
speaker, and compared his subject with
the Father of his Country most truthfully
and ably. The hull was tilled to overflowing;
and those present felt the power and
influence of the character ot Lee us delineated.
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Capt. Samuel Stradley.
This gentleman, whose friends are numbered
by the score in this and the adjoining
Counties and Western North Carolina, has
purchased the stock in trado of his former copartner,
..fr. J. A. Divtn, and will hereafter
conduct business alone and on his own account,
at the old stand, on Pendleton Street, near
the Depot. Tho largo and extensive experience
of Capt. Svraolkv, together with bis
thorough knowledge of business, and popular
manners, guarantee him a continuance of the
largo trade heretofore enjoyed by David <t
Ktu.mk.rv. Tho community will be pleased
lia.a a/tk',, ..,,1 u/-.? o
~~ - v.o I' ??V UI-WUvillo
especially, whore be bae in times past
contributed so much, both in business and in
aparkling life.
Bwiss Bell Ringers?They Drew Crowded
Houses.
The Pkakk Family of Swiss Bell Ringers,
both popular fend meritorious, visited
Greenville during the peal arid present
weeks, giving two of their Concerts. The
first was given on Saturday night, to s
crowded house, the audience taking up all
of the seata in the Court House hall and
part of the ailse. The music of the Bells
was listened to with much satisfaction,
which every one praised as delightful and
charming. The other performances were,
to a Gremville audience, also novel, but
none the less pleasing and diverting. Tlia
delineations of the German and Irish characters,
besidos the singing, repeatedly drew
applause. On Monday night, the attendance
was even larger than that on the first
exhibition. It is unusual that our people
patronize public entertainments so unanimously
as they have done the Swisa Bell
Ringers, and it is equally rare mat they
have been so wall repaid for their atten
uauco.
_'.U^LL< ? ? ? .
Sale of Building Lots.
Tno? C. Govis, Esq , bag purchased,
from Capt. Jonx \? kstsikld, five aoree of
ground, located on Washington Street,
north aide, and west of the rtsidenea of Mr.
Wm II. and whioh lies al?Ag the
portion of the Street recently opened. The
price paid ia five hundred dollars per aera,
making for the whole, Mr. O. experts
to make several loU of the purchase,
and will kikely build one or wore reaidenoes
ou theu). Others, we learo, are eodeiivbring
to invest in the same locality. ,
undtr-ldkool Addreae of Rsv. Warren
KeudoJph, D. D, of JTfelUdelphUk. '
On last Wednesday evening, tbia gentle
man, a* announced, delivered an .addsdea on
Sunday Schools, in the Baptist Churob and it
is said to Have bd6n an execHent one; the
number present ww's good;' considering the
short notice given. * j " '
him tor InnMttrttona of l?enrntnc. 1
pa^1lyL|>ro?p*riry dpon th? literary lot
MUloi thf*h>gicA**minMa?, tec.. odtha
All ?f iy&Unoq*?i>IL ofHk*
City will Uka part in th? meeting. Qao.
CUraa Dr. M*w??? And Dr Bftti,
baaidaa ntharaf ni tha ?aptU' Chur*h, nrw
tx t*t* r?maH^f *> tha
In tha aftarnoon, at 4 o'clock, thara will
alao bo a prayer-meeting nt the Preebytcri
an Cbureb, o( a aimilar character, to which
all are itriud, Thla ia the day Mi apart
Hjf We' TJenerat Araembly"annnatly to h^
obaar^ftd fePlh* pi^oee \odteeted ia aer*
rice* of which will be united with thoae of
the fegnidr prayer-nWeting ofthe ?horeli.
It ia to be hopld T&lh meeting* will be
well attended, na very great interact* lay
in our school*, which should engage the
moat hearty InUreat of arery one.
o i.'., > ... . /. >.
Another Wit*. A'Verily,
it reem* that there are lawrndiariea
in Oreeacille, ee conflagration* her* are
oaoomiug oeenrreaece 01 ewry nrgni or so.
At ebuot twelve o'eloek on Sunday nlyht,
ittblt on the prnaiatt of Capt. Jobs
WutfiBld was found to ba on fire, being
entirely ewneumed. In tMe Instance, there
re good raaaooa far aoppoaiag who the la
eendiary la, and We do alneerely hoj e that
ha wUI ba found oat ?nd convicted and
seat to the peniteatiary. The loaa to Mr.
Wkflrrmn W, wd learn, near eight hundred
dollar^ the atrueture was a eaperior one
and contained the hay kept for the owner'*
own uae. Every on should ba on the look
oat, not knowing whose turn oomee next.
: l.:j ..~ki>.?
Sale of a Valuable Farm.
Mr. I. L. U?uar?f Highland Grove Town*lup,
baa pure based tbe valuable Farm ownad
by Mra. A. 0. Fkastbr, advartiaod for several
months in the /faierjwise. There are five
hundred acres in tbe tract, ranch ef it ie river
and creek bottom, which Mr. O. has secured
at a very fair valuation. Mrs. Fbastbr ro-.
tends investing her funds in the thriving and
prosperous Stats of Missouri.
Public Sohools.
Tlie publie Schools of Greenville Coun'y
will be resumed on the first Monday in
March next. AH .persons purposing the
teaching of these schools, must possess a
Teacher's Certificate, or they cannot draw
pay from the Stale School Fund, and no
school will be accepted as a public school
uuless it lias an average or eighteen pu?
pile.
Cheering Sunshine.
For several days past, the weather hae been
clear, the genial rays of the sun warming the
earth and atmosphere, causing many to plough
up their gardens and oommence planting Irish
potatoes. The eolds contracted during the
recent severe bad spell, many are recovering
from. If this kind of weather continues long,
the peach blossoms will soon be out, and we
have no doubt they have commenced to swell
already.
Delinquent Tax PayersThe
list will be found in snother column,
as advertised by the County Auditor, J. M.
Runion, Esq. This week, several changes
have been made in it, and especial attention
should l>e given the list by those who
know they have not paid their taxes. The
sale is to take place on the second Tuesday
in March next.
? ?*? Beautiful
and White.
The Liberty White Lead which Messrs.
Gowsa^Cox A Markley have now iu store.
Paint yonr houses with it, as it fresh and
cheap. They have a good supply on hand.
In the House of Representatives at Wash
ington on Die 2flth inst., on motion of General
Young, of Georgia, the Senate bill re
moving disabilities was taken up and passed
without reading the bill or a call for the
yeas and n?)s,
fSF" Read Sheriff Sowtiiirn's notice te tax
^ 4 i
payers who have failed lo pay on Personal
Property.
Republican State Convention.
The Republioan S'ate Convention on the
2lst inst., met in convention in Colamhia,
for the purpose of electing delegates to the
National Itepub'ican Convention, which is
to meet in Philadelphia in June, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
President and Vice President, with the following
result:
First District?II. J. Maxwell, 9. A.
Swaiis, W. H. Jones, Jr. Alternates?P.
II Frost, J. F. Green, B. F. W'hltlemore.
Second District?E. W. M. Mickey, Robeat
Smalls, Geo, F. Melu'yre Alternates?
P, P. Hedges, J N. Hayne, C. D. Hayna.
Thiid District?R. B. Ejliott, W. B. Nash,
J. L. Or>. Alternates?3. J. Lee, C. M.
Wilder, L. Cain.
Fourth District?T. J. Mackey, J. J. Patterson,
Jas. M. Allen. This latter Gentleman
is the Senator from Greenville County.
Alternates?J. 8. Moldy, P. J. O'Conoel,
Joseph Crews.
State at Large?A. J. Ransier, F. J. Moa8*8.
Jr. Alternates?R. 1L GI eaves, R. H
Htin
The Columbia Union, in commenting on
the nctmn of the convention, being dirfati*fled
with the mult, thua raye of it, and it ia
good authority on the subject :
"Only ?uch men as oouki make the moat
noise on the floor, without regard to the
important mission upon which they are to
be eent, appeared to atand any chance of
an elretion.
" Perhapa we ought not to be surprised at
any tiling that ia done now-a-doy*. but we
confess to a liltU vurpriae at the result at
Mined thug far. Take five, at the most, of
the fourteen names on the ticket reported
by the Committees, and what is left! If the
Republican* throughout this State do not,
before lix month* inure have paaeed, realize
the faet the* they have made a terrible mistake,
then we are sadly at fault."
vox tux. (HtUMiriLta BKTiStrauB.
, ' I Mis "t
Iocendiarids la ttreeftvilto.
Mr. MtNtor?The frequency of Area in
Greenville, under circumstances showing
that they are the aats of some dlaholkal incendiaries,
eaMa for prompt actio* by the
City CooitcH. Th \ eitiaena look to the
Guaaeil for prompt and energetic act ion.-tTh?
first etep ahenld be t? otfer a reward
for the detection and proof to eon Viet the
went chea, who ahouid be shut for at laaet thir
ty years at hard labor in the penitentiary.
Will the Council longer hesitate fa (heir
, duty! Action t* called for by the voice*
| of MANY CITIZENS.
LofiiUtire.
fnmatllienfthi the bill t? make
ftprofpUtiona Md ?ei?e supplies fbr fife fteal
f*?r ohmmOncing Htp^ndber 1, 167^ mad*
their n|ofk oa the l|ft last. ,Tbty ?hy that
the deicioaieies in previeua approadiationa
Ntaount i#f#5(t,000^&? dmhiquent
tauea, in the last three yean, amount to $l,s
The preaent embarraueil condition of
the State flnanaea ia attributed to the failure
to l*r*k+d cdlleet a s^tfroieol aaaepnt la peatyeard;
abd the da^foot of fbe Legislature hi paat[
yeara to proride annually for deficiencies in
the rerenue now makea greatly increased taxation
necessary. The comqdttee nf?ti Jhht
tbo debt bearing intetul ia.SUJ)?4.Uflfi.83raiMi
that the interest required ia $7,19,694,64. The
expense* e( the State for the eorretot year are
estimated at $1,459,'900. The committee roeotnmend
the paaaage Of the aabetitnte, whh
aa amendment "making the interest oa theddbt
payable la oumnoy or national -bank netea.
In-the Houae on the 20th, Berber introduced
a bill to create anew county, to be cat lrnA
U.I..J. ...? -r . -r Hi ? /
vu% vi m y?rv vi avguavia vuan v- ]
Mr. Owens, from the finance committee, reported
favorably a joint resolution to authorice
the paymcUt of commissioners and managers
of elections, at general eleotiont during
the jwi 1871, which waa Ordered to he ehgreeted
for a third reading. Mr. Doyle introduced
a joint resolution that certain persons
be authorised 10 transcribe ao much el the records
of Pickena aa relates to Oconee, for the
benefit of tbo latter oounty, which waa referred
to its appropriate committee. On faotion of
Mr. Lee, the epeetal order waa suspended, and
the bill to make appropriations for the pay ent
of the pee diem of the members of the
General Assembly and the salaries of the subordinate
officers and employees, was passed to
a third reading. ,
Mr. Small* introduoed in the Senate, a "hill
to provide for the sale of lands purchased by
the land commission of the State of South
Carolina. The bill empowers the county auditors
in all counties in which lands have been
purchased by the laud commission to sell and
transfer all such landB, and to execute warranty
cities for the same, and requires them to
advertise tor sale all such lands in tracts of
from twenty-firo to fifty aeraa *al one dollar
per acre ; actual settlers to have the privilege .
of purchasing tbo tracts upon which they '
have located, the purchasers iu all cases to
pay the expenses of locating, papers, stamps,
recording, Ac.
The committee in the House, on privileges
and elections reported unfavorably upon both
the Sennto bills to secure a reform in the present
manner of conducting general elections ;
and the committee on railroads reported in
favor of the ambitious little scheme known as
the bill to incorporate the Spartanburg anil
Port Royal Railroad company. It authorises
the construction of a railroad from Kn?rt?n.
burg to Port Royal, and in raid to b? a pet device
of the ring that recently obtained possesnioo
of the Spartanburg and Union Road,
In the Senate on the 19ih, the ouhject
upon which the most discussion took place,
wan the reeolulinn to allow per diem to
Phin B. Tompkinn the contestant for the
seat as member Irora Lancaster. After
amendment it wan so adopted as to instruct
the Clerk of the Senate to draw a pay certificate
in favor of the contestee from the
commencement ot the session November
28th, to the end of the contest February 15th ,
this to be in full for all demands; he may
have on account of such proceeding*. Several
biils were passed to a tbird reading,
but none of gen ral importance.
The bill to divide the State into five congressional
dhdrioin, w ?# reported by the
Committee cn Enrolled Bills and pnseed
after considerable confusion, and llie losing
of a motion to strike out the enacting clnuse
As passed, an amendment' was adopted, of
fered by Mr. Mob'ey, which changes the
relative p >sitions ol Greenville an 1 Fair,
field.
Colitmbia, February 2.1.
The Senate was engaged from two to six
o'clock this Afternoon, in the discussion of the
infamous Blue Ridgo bill. The majority of
the finance committee reported on the bill favorably,
but Nasb refused to sign the report.
Corbin made a long and powerful speech in
opposition to the bill. He called it a scheme to
swindle the State out of its interest in the
Blue Ridge Railroad, and to swindle the Stale
out of two millions besides. He showed that
the bill sought to absolve the company from
its two hundred thousand dollars of indebtedness
to the State, and to swindle the State out
of eighteen hundred thousand dollars more in
money.
Leslie, Arnim and Wbittemore spoke in fa or
of the bill, and Cardoso and Nash against
it.
An amendment by Duvall to strike out tbe
words "eighteen hundred thousand" after the
words " one million," was lost by eight yeas
to twenty nays. The bill was finally ordered
to its third reading by twenty-two yeas to six
nays. Those who voted nay were : Ilolcombe,
Wilson, Duvall, Corbin, Cardoso and Motit|
gomery, Bieman, (Democrat,) and Nash voted
} ?y?.
I ft is romored that Governor Scott will veto
| the bill, but in that event it is likely to pass
over the veto. The revenue bond scrip authorised
in tbe bill is already printed, and in
the hands of.Patterson, showing tbe confidence
of the Ring in the ultimate success of
the scheme.
The House passed .Tervoy's election bill.?
Tbe metropolitan potioe bill was not taken up.
Tbe House met in night session at 7 o'clock,
and resolved itself into a committee of tbo
whole, and invited Comptroller Neagle to
make an address. Neagle, to whom I need
bardly say the invitation was no surprise,
made a long speech. He estimated tbe expenses
of the current year a? follows : Ordinary
expenses, $(150,000 ; interest for tbe current
year, $718,000; Legislative expenses,
$400,000 ; printing, $300,000 ; deficiency.?400.
000 ; total, $2,408,000. This would require a
State Ui of fifl??p mill*. The aggregate Ui
of the last four year* was twenty-eight and
one-half mills, being an average of seven and
one-sixteenth mills per annum. Adding
fifteen mills, the Aggregate of the five years
would be forty-three, at.d one one-ball ,
I mills, or an average of, eight and two-thirds
mills per annum. The taxable property of U>p
State, be said, is one hundred and eighty
three million dollars, of which eighteen million
dollars is exempted, leaving one hundred
and sixty-five million dollars. The Legislature
should have levied larger taxes in former
yeertv Now, he said., the time bad aome
when the trouble must ha paet. The Legislature
had auth6fl?e<4 large expenditures, and
but small taxes, lrtvfag the Stats officer* no
1 notion but to issue bend* on nno* ersrlit I
Bowon MV4gei/ attacked NMgWs rpeeeH.
They were aekod, he Mid, uj vote on exhofbi
tent, and unprecedented t*x levy to pay a
debt of which nobody knew the amount. If*
warned members that if.tbay voted thia tot,
it would not be safe for them to appear before
tbelr eonatituants. The issue or the next
oeifapaign, be believed, would not be oofweon
Republicans and Democrat*, but between
honesty and rascality ; and be predicted that
the raseais would inevitably be hurled from
power by ?n outraged people.
"III
Tu# LegpUtnro wi^j>djourn o#$he tVm
Gnp*nt||llllui of ^rau;, i(|pek.
The gjttA ferer preMili iwn>| <$he Ch?|
Tbgroth* ((of ^py. jlfott <IM ifUcntly,
Ohio.
8?nl?r Pool, e< North Corolla, kw bemerrbtM
ft tbo long*.
rrp*r w
ferent kind* of rows for solo.
The Prince of Wolea, oiooo bio roOororj, ia
the KOKt populor man in Kngleoi. | | '
Alabama hia aix cotton factorlea, which work
up 20.000 bale* oF cotton annaaHy.
'i of Dnporor moa tmpress or urttll in Mr
* Madrid. 1 i
Mm ltirj Pat I (fa, a slater of IbdfyttoHtfn.
Jan. L< Potigru, died reoently id 1 Abbe title
County.
Tbo etew of tto Kearsago got (*ie Mod red
aod ninety thousand dollar* for dsatluylafr the
Confederate siaamor Alabama. , ' ? ){ !
The oOeial report of the offlaora of Wilmington,
N-C.? showa the debt ot that city te be
S5Ut06>;i*. U ?SJ
Qiadatono entertained tba Hob Robert 0.
Sohenck, the Amerioaa Minister, at didder
, en Saturday evening, 17tb iast. ( ,
l; A bill hat bees reported la Ae Mafire Legislature,
giving women the right to rota in
Presidential election^. j
Tbo spirit of leap year la> moving. A Rondeut
damsel oi seventy'firo has Jnst eaoeatd*
ed in capturing a youth of sixty-six.
The majority Ku Klux report recomasonda
a suspension of t tbo JIabtat Oorjm* to
tbo end of thd present Congress.
A young widow ia Louisville has been nal
for tba amount of hor dress material that so
captivated the Duke Alexia.
An extensive war is raging in the Cburoh of
England eo to whether tba olergy thall wear
white or black gowns.
General Joseph E. Johnston is said to be
engaged in writln^^ history of his own campaigns
during the late war.
^ The French language has about S2JH)0
words, ths Spanish 30,000, tbo Italian 35,000,
| and the English 40,000.
xno rnirroau omciais at umana, Intro telegraphed
that the mow blockade ia mined, and
that the train| are running oa time.
[ Baron Van Offenbarg, the new minister to
Washington, from St. Petersburg, a ill Isata
soon for this country.
Strasbnrg Unirersitj, where Goetbe took
his doctor's degree one hundrod years ago, is
reopened.
It is reported in Washington, that John W.
Forney will supercede Cresawell as Post master
General. i *
IU7 tin' t.i. i:
A gray eagle was lately shot at Nakomis, Illinois,
while carrying off a pig weighing thirty
pounds.
It has Keen estimated that during the late,
war betwoen France and Germany, 250 cart*
ridges were fired to each mau struck.
President Grant's daughter, Nellio, is "coming
out" next year. So is her father.
[Chicago Timet,
A rnilrond and steamboat ticket agency has
been established at the Charleston Hotel, conducted
hy Mr. A. Buttcrfield.
On the 20th inst., a fire occurred in the town
of Marion, consuming the rssideneo together
with kitchen and smoke house, of Mr. Samaol
M. Stevenson, loss, $3,500.
Judge H. B. Carpenter, the " Reform "sapdidato
for Governor of this State at the last
election, is on his way to Now Hampshire, to
stump the State ia behalf of Democracy.
Rev. Jonas Byrd, colored, who stumped the
State in 1870, in company with Judge Carpenter
and others, died recently in Charles*
tun.
The Spartanburg Etw Era learns that Mr.
Wilson E. Gossctt died suddenly, in that
County, one day last week, at his residouco,
near Batesrille.
Napoleon, it is now stated, was a counterfeiter
a good many year* ago, and proof of
the fart has boon found in papers left at the
Tuileries.
Mr. Dfttnm, of New Orleans, inexcusably
lost his will just before he died, and his heirs
am now using bis name in an emphatic manner.
California is going into the tree bneiness in
earnest. It has hired a State tree-planter at
a cost of fifteen thousand dollars a year and
expenses.
Several caso of Mcningetis have recently occurred
iu Spartanburg village, nearly all ending
fatally; it is brought on by cold and exposure,
the Spartan says.
The wife of a California clergyman, during
a lengthened absence of her lord, supplied his
pulpit and attended to all her household csres
besides.
A big snake entered a Mexican house and
swallowed a fawn, whloh was fastened securely
by a rope. The result was, that the ugly thief
found itself hitched, and bod to stay tbers until
despatched with a knife.
Ellsha Weaver, of Weldon, N. O., got in a
weaving way the other day, and ate twelve
biecuiis, twelve pounds of ham, and drank
seven cups of coffee. The landlord gave him
a dollar to stop. ,
About 150 emigrants, all white, left Wilmivgfpn,
N. C., the other day, for Texts.?
The/ were men, women and children, of all
age*, the men being considerably in the
minority.
From England is announced the death of
Mra. Brottell, of St. Jamea' Palace, in her ninetieth
year, a faithful servant for seventy years
to the honsehold of George IIP, George IV.,
William IV., an?t Her Majesty Quocn VictoriaA
matt visited Berlin for the pnrpose of assassinating
Bismarck. An apothecary from
Pan en, who is a Polo and a fanatical Carbolic,
has been arrested of sa*pieisn. lie former!/
served in tbe Papal zouaves.
; i r if"
It is reported and gsnbfally believed that
Bishop Lyneb, of the Roman Catholic Church,
Charleston, will be promoted to the ArchMshnprio
of Baltimore, lijwto vacant by the death
of Archbishop fepalding.
London advieef of tbe 2?d. stpte that the
Alabama excitement Is rapidly subsiding.?
The Tifntt it the only' paper that alludes te
the s*h)t?t, and urges a dip'ouaaUo soigtler-,
John Bright approve* ef the Conduct ef tbe
Government in the controversy. 1
jnouuv vw *?.yvi9.
hn?e beOh taiWl #??* u MM for IMMBDI*
^TK CbLLlfcCTlCW,fortV*>"e???|*ow*j
(?reen?llle, Bo tier, Auntie, DuMt. Gaittt,
Or ore, Oak Lawn and (Tairriew. Wl ' 'I
P?rtiet who bare not paid Taxee on, Par*
ortaf Property, will ?aV? considerable Ootipy
eatliug at toy Offloa ud leUlln* ?h*?aMa<~?
I am not deelr.ue o* ?"?f any oat t?y ike
normoui fjoete whtoh win oecnr by Levy.?
Pardon w?U know that nb PtnbuS Pro party
in exempt from Taxation. _ .
j. i/. south mm,- ft. o. d '
fiherifl'n Oilee, February 28th, 1872?
Feb 58 ? T
t<MMnftflfa t ion. rEis! IntNlkJjliv U
iee IT?mUU ob d tllar. to?}? levied eg
To paj the inttifrt oq 2|V jLm?L_. hL_
"debt 4 ml I la.
To meat deficieoeiec I mill*
Count* UK... .'.... If mill#.
ilhfrrr ittflo'fffc
To dth muat e added fax to pay
alleged iiidebledoeea ol the Blue
Ridge Road 4 mill*.
TlijM bod State Debt under
VUteyoBill dndBe.
??king agran^ telelof.w. mil la.
Or, oTtr tarn and a half fryer wnf. Stat*
tax. If lo this be *Med the corporation tax,
capitation lax, *chuol-tax.an4 United State#
UV%e^i4 ?* )+ of lout tight and
thn per cent to pay dui'lng thk coming'year.
Obbbbtillb, Feb. St.
Cotton la telling tA day at SO}.
' y - ? C? aw.?iTeirj February 26.
Cotton dull?middlog 22 ; receipt 677 bale*;
aalea 100 ; a lock 21,24$.
: Ntw YAbk, February 26.
Cotton quiet ; aalea 1,506 balea?upland#
1 DMt>, at ttt reManiet of Pr.&.H. Symdrei,
(near Sypintaa' Mill*, 14 ifllekoae Onaty.)
of CgnrtKcki Tracheal]*,.JOHN HAMILTON,
Infant ton and! ?nty tihnd'ot Dr. and Mrs.
John H. Ueen, ofdletovilla..: - )!;:!? i*. b
Pear little UaipJltOB I be; *u the FOi ?(Mil
wbo know him. .Hia'aprlgbtlinaM, nia dear,
beaming little oownteoanoe, full bf Intelligence
. and affection, eq endeared kim tbht 'Iwaa
b?rd to reairn Aim who was too light and Jpf
of hi* parent* to tfctf roM dlayV but And called
him, and we bow in bamble uubiateston
to the mysterious dispensation of Mis Providence,
knowing that lie wbo ao htavily afflioti
will giro anauini?g graee to theea who tru?i
. in mm.
" Our dacliug, thou baat left ha I
Vf o thy log# ao deeply feel;
Bet'Ma Ood who bee bereft ua!
He cap all our aorrowe heal."
"' I in II.. ij il 1 ?
Bewnro of Calomel.
And all Mercurial"Compound*. Better fai
batter endapj dieeaae, than tamper with tbii
mineral poison, no matter how carefully pro
pared. Its extensive use ba* already provor
the cause of great and distressing Injury. Dr
TUTT'S 1)1 V?R PILLS contain not a particle
of Mercury, and can be taken at all timet
with perfect safety.
Yaioo Cocutt, HIM., Hay 9, 1889.
Dr. Wo*, ft. tittt} ' ' 1
I have boon a martyr to Liver Complaint
for three years, and after employing the best
of Doctors, and spending almost all I was
worth for different kinds of medicine, youi
agent induced me to try your Liver Pills. I have
taken them regularly for sweral weeks, and
hate keen so much benefited by them that ]
feel confident of a perfect euro. I considei
them the beet Liver Medicine ever discovered.
J. CJtApOlT
Dr. Tutt'i Hair Djft Color* a Beautiful Dlatk
Dr R. Y. Pierce^ Bnflklo. N Y.. sole
proprietor of I>r. Sago's Catarrh Remedy,
has for over three years offered through
nearly every newspaper it) the I'nite-d
' States, a standing reward of ffiOO for a case
of Catarrh in the head which he cannot
cure. That he has treated thousands o<
oh see and had no claims presented for the
reward, fretu any one who hfti made a thorough
use of his means of cure, is strong
and conclusive evidence that he ponaeeeee
sin e means of caring tliia loathsome disease.
The Catarrh Reined v is sold . by all druc
gift*, or sent by mail on receipt of *0 cents.
Progress of the Revolntion.?A new
light dawned upon the world with the in
t reduction of Plantation Bittkks twelve
yeirs ago. Drastic pur gation went out?
restoration and renovation coin* in. The
eyrs of the people were opened to the great
lack that ,the way 0 ""tyre disease is to
strengthen and ruptH>'* its victims not tu
p*nce them at Its mercy by depriving them
of the littfe strength they have. It >"on
became evident that as a means of infusing
vitality into the feeble system, regulating
the sec eiipns, curing indigestion, and ?e
forming a hilirMK hshit of bodv. no medi.
einul pi'Hf>nraei<jo then known was at alcomparable
to the new restorative, 8l?ice
(lien hundreds of attempts have bean made
to rival the Bitter* They have all failed,
and the Otasn Rkvolumoh in mkmcal
TRKatmknt. which vti commeuoed in 1861).
is siill in progress. Nothing can stop it.
for it is founded on the principle, now uni?
versally acknowledged, thai physical vigor
it the uiost formidable antagonist of all hu?
roan ailni'-nia, and experience hat shown
'that I'l^wtation Birrtns' la a peerless ipvigorant,
ssjwell na tha heat possible safeguard
against epidemic diseases,
:?rr?
Yuh are troubled with n bad Breath.?
annoys your friends as well ins yourself. You
would like to get rid of it, but scarcely know
what means to adopt. We "will tell you. Use
the fragrant Soxodont | it will aieanae and
beautify your teeth and leave your breath
pare.
Burnett'? Standard Flavoring Extract*.?
Lemon, Vanilla, Ac. Charge tout aerranta
and dealers, aod obaerra that tbay do not sub
atttute in thair stead any of the pernicious, unpalatable
extracts With which the market is
flooded. Burnett's Standard Flavoring extracts
are established as the strongest, purest
and the best made.
The Terrific Duet Between Frkteia and
France ie over, but thousands of battles between
Dr. Walker's Vinegar Bitters and Dys?
pepsia and Liver Complaint are now going on in
every State of the Union. The issue of eueh
oontests is never for one moment is doubt.?
The conflict may last longer in sotng eases
than in others, bat the leading Vegetable tonio
and altaratire M tha nlnetaaath century, invariably
triumphs.
To Otenert of Hortee and Caflle.?Tsbiss
Derby Condition Powders arw warranted superior
to an} others, or no pay, for the our* of
Distemper, Worms, Bote, Coughs, Hide bound,
Coids, ce., in fcorseS, and ^olds, coughs, loss
of milk, black-tongue, horn-distemper, Ac., in
cattle. Price tweniy-fcve cents. Depot 10
Park Place, New Tork.
Carbotie finite, recommended by the leading
Physicians and iks Piesident of the New
York Hoard of Health, as tba most wonderfal
Heeling compound erer' known. Oires iastent
telief to burns, cures ail kinds of sores,
cuts and wounds ; and a most issralnable sal re
for *11 purposes. Sold every where at 26 centsJohn
r. Henry, sot* Proprietor, t. College
Plaee, New York' Hrdynia
is Opium purified of its aiolMnlag
and poisonous properties, discsrered he Dr.
KlgelAW, professor of Botany, Detroit Madieal
College. A most perfect ahodyne mm)
#4 o thing opiate. John Parr. Chemist, Hew
York,
i
Chriitadnro'i Hair Dye is the safest and
best. It corrects the bad effects of inferior
| dyea, while (ha blaek oswbrswk tints it pr?due**
ere identical to nature, j Paptery M
MeMen Lane, new York.
Pmii'e A'irdt oif.?$afedt and best Iftnminating
Oil erhtr made. I>oM M Ink* fffe or
explode, if Ihf lamp lAaphet or broken. Over
f50,000 families eonttnue to at* it, and no acetdsnts
of any desiriptfoft he v#bAe erred from it.
Oil House of tQfcaaies Pratt, eeteblished I7T0,
New York, ( , , ( .r Uu j . ; ,
Tie Pureet and Hkeeteet iCed, Liter Oil i*
As werfft* Hlttdi ff cJeiel^s; mdtfW 6* Me
eet-sbove, from fresh selected live*. *y Cas.
well, #as*rd k Ce* Nf*._Y?>rh. I* b ?V
iutery p*n? dad plant Pktieau Ako have
oacetjakea IP prefer It tdall'otkeTs. PbyalL
mtfpfioe te nay ?f the
M*V*i MtUd tfldvoa oqaal to ao#;"Vaf oalll'tty
HUUf'i PHloUbt* la iMItllliMi wa*?
ranted roto^d? for Paiofal M?i4n?UoB{ and
SUaplapMMH la or tetania. Sold 0T?y.
whoro for SI .0# a fcottlo. Morgan A Rlalay,
I>r?gg1*t?s New York, Ootierfl Agenta.
?
Mr*. IfuMbw'i *#?kee Syrup. ? It
iu muu - ~ i.m - ?uj n?iu C
Stomach an4 Bowel*, Oni?I* :
?SB'jfei3roS
million* of mother* tu toot if jr. .
Fob 7 40 4 j
Oatefor?*ir^'
For so to by
""a"9 ? S?"Hj ,
School Notice.
Mr. J. H. TAYLOR, who to yi
'1 Teaching la the Baoomoat of the '
Presbyterian Churcb, givee lotice
' 'IHPtkil ho ho* mode arrangement* j
*wkP with -the School oathorttiee fbr the
patron* of hi* School to hat*-the boaeflt of
-the Vim School Fan*.
Feb 28 . 43 . ,J
Aores, and all fro*h, and andor good fence.
U nofffifed fo| Koift.J!; | '7 *! 1
"Apply to ~~ E. 8. IRVINE.
; : m*8 : 48 (
I\of ice.
q^fll PUBLIC SCHOOLS for Oreenrille
X Toirnahip wni open'oft Rf6ndiy, tbe 4th
of March next Teictn^l prdpoaing to t?acb
Public Rchook, arc reqaeatad to notify too of
the fact before that time.
I \ * J I M, K. RORBltTSON,
Chairman Bderd Trnataea. I
> Tba pay will he $55, $35 and $50 per month \
for ttrat, aeoond and tbfrd gradea.
. Feb 58 43 1 (
! mm8TitADi?Y!;
nf i
SUCCESSOR TO i
DAVID & STRADLEY, [
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE
HiS FRIENDS, AT THE <
[ * 1
OLD ST JIM), :
>\ ^ Y. ,
WIlEttE flE WILL J
SELL THEM i
AT l|
LOW
Fi&UMS,
Feb 28 48 tf J
LAN I> 1
100 Bags at Cost. '
SAMUEL STRADLEY. !
Feb W 43 In
1 W ! ? I
Treuiury Department, t
Orricn or Com ft holler or trr Cukwrnct, '
__ Wahriwotom, February 14ct^, 187J.
WBEREAS, hy satisfactory ?v idence presented
to the undersigned, It has been
made to appear that " THE NATIONAL
BANK OF GREBNVILLB," in the City of
Greenville, in the County of Greenville, end '
1 8'ate ot South Carolina, has been duly org So- t
ised, under and according to the requirements
of the Aet of Congress entitled " An Aet to
provide a National Currency, secured by a ,
pledge of United States Bonds, and provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof,"
approved June 3rd, 1884, and has complied
with all the provisions of said Aqt before commencing
the business of Banking under said
AoL.
Now, TDiRirois, I, HILAND R. HIJLBURD,
Comptroller of the Currency, do 1
! hereby certify that " THE NATIONAL
BANK OF GRE8NVILLB." In khe City of ?
Greenville. in tbe Couoty of Qreeoville, and
State of 8oath Carolina, Is authorised to eonmegce
tbe basinets ef Banking under tbe Aet ,
aforeaaid. '
'Sy/s iMf/sMtv f hereof, teitnett my .
( REAL ) W e?d of ?^e. iKs '
^ 14tA dny of tebmary, 187?.
HILAND R. HULBUR1), J
Comptroller of tbe Curreaoy. I
Feb 28 43 9
t ' ' - 1 ? ' I . > , - C
I,and for Sale. i
UNLfcSS ditposed
of at pri-^HBK^F
KURft rate sale, tbe^H|R
KSSife following KKALffUEE*
K8TA YK, belonging to Dr. J. 1(7?oOLANAlf
AN,' Will be offered At publie auction,
befbrer tbe Court House door, on Baleeday in
April next: (
TRACT No. t, containing 600 Acre*, more
or Ida*., t80 Acres of wM<d> are ia a hi^b It We
ef eerttlratioti; about 100 Acres of flfst quality
Rirer Betton. On this Tract Ida NSW
FRAMED HOUSE, NEW BARN, Ao., and
plenty xrtgboA Houses fur servants. < ' >
T$t ACT No. 2, oeatataing 170 Aetna, more
or lest, lies adjoining No, I; of tbis,,aboaf |0 1
Acres In cultivation, a large proportion of '
which is Creek Bottom. Ou this Tract are two ^
Settlements; alto, a good site for a Mill. t
Tklt Land lies on South Salads Rlrer, 18 <i
miles Dona Greenville.
TERM8.?One-half Cask ; tbe remainder I
In two or three agonal instalments, pith ten a
per oeat. interest, tseared ><y a Mortgage on (
the premises. ,. a
JULIUS C. SMITH. "
Feb 18 U Mo I
STATE OF SOUTH CAAOLIHi, \
QKEENVILLK COUNT^, ,
By 8. J. DOUTMT, Ktynirt, J* if* of Pro
' t / **" ? ?"? i >: A
WHIRBA8, ASA CUNNINGHAM AM ,
ll?d a Petition U A/ OOa#, praying 1
that Latter* of Adai*li(r*tlon oo all and 1
lingular IS* good# aad abaUala, riKhta'4af
tyadita of T. B. CUNNINGHAM, lata 6f U4 ?
Coantv aforaaaM, daoaaaad, tboald Aa grouted "
to AIM. ' * 1
fH?M are, iLr?/#?t la ait# and admoaUb
a|) and atnaalar the kindred and creditor* of B
(hi Mid daaaaaed, to ba and appear ia Ike ?
Caartt od Probate for laid Coaoty, to ba bold- .
aa at araeavHIe Co art Mouaa, an tba lot day i
of Mareh next, to (bow eauta. if any, why the
aid Adtetaiauatioo aboold not ba a ranted. <
8. J. DdtJTHrfT 1
Judge of Probate Green rtiU County.
Office of Judge of Probata, Peb. 16, 1071. j
Feb 78 43 1 1 V
} V
?? r?uo> ti wwXufwia K mwmamm w (bat
priod thj wnSL ww?M KjHrtW to
Sbtelti^?t*ltobrsT*rhMrikHBror of
>oorr, SaibM aad Miada, Mr. P* F. TOALK,
lhaifeatoa, 8. C. It tf
Carpets for Sale*
[HAVE for Print* Salv * ??: T
uporior
HttrgtBELg ASP /tfgLVET
'' Jvuftw'amtiTH.
Fob 11 41 ,J
GARDEN SEEDS
ItBllrtttr! *. KanMla'a
. DHUO STORE.
Uniroh', ?**.,. JH*.
AUtr>,
Cloror, Laetrne, Orchard and Blor 6ftb,
North Caroliaa Cabbago Sofd, Warranted'.
Carp* Atoortment of LauM<Juei
received?a new Safety Zmmp,
IVrtr/A Rwwi-l.n/tfc'nn ' t
?' V. WWW ^vwfftir/?u??vrv? .
ih _ '
Y. offer PURS KKROSENB ?t ?fe/y
Cmfs per Gallon?subject ta test.
Ohina Ware and Chrutma*
Good$ at Cost. 1
"Fehii 42 t
, For Sale,
A LL of my REAL ESTATE, consisting
Jm. of the billowing:
An* HOUSE am) LOT, on the Rutherford
lead, containing Seven Room*. Thie ie a
rery ddirnhl* piece <?f property.
Op* HOUSE and LOT, on the corner el
3?ffeo and M<-Bee Streets, containing Eight
looms. In v*ry conve*ilent location
One HOUSE am) LOT, near the Stateffofk?,
containing Four R?'OWte 1
A PLANTATION, on Enore* Ri**f. eonaining
Three Hundred Acres?'Thirty of
wliich ie fi-eUclaae Rieer Bottom, and Fifern
Branch Bottom I will sell this aa a
s-hole, or divide it into Three Plantation*,,
f desired ?
One WOODLAND PLANTATION, three
tnd a hsU mild from the City, containing'
lev-nty-Five Aerd
Also.
On* Tract of LAND in Transylvania
bounty, N. C , containing Rig Hundred and
forty Acres, THOMAS STEKN
Feb 21 42 3m
~7fi0
VT0TIC8 is hereby ?)?** ta all wfiihm it
LT may concern, that 1 wiM apply-So S.
I. D"nihil. Probate Judge of Oreedtfll*
Jo ; n i r. on <h* lSih dav of Nf?rch '' next,' aa
UiMtNlsTRATOR OF JEftEMlAU E.
lOBKRTS. decked.
A P. RHODES, Adoiniafrator.
F-lmsry 6th, IBT1 ' 41-4
- - w i w ? ^
Far Kent.
i' THE A No 1 BRICK
HOUSE, >siih 10 or 20acrrs
ni LAND, well Improved
* sSaflci Out* Buildings. S i t u a ted
ihoot g miid tr?<m the Court House, on the
Augueta Road. Pose. s*?o" given at CTree.
A|*f*ly to JULIUS C SMITU^
Feb 14 41 tf
NOTICE, j
City Taxes.
IfTK undersigned will be at hi* Office, la
Mr. A. S. DuacAM.'a Store, until batorlay,
Md day of March next, lor tha pur pees af
eoeiving the, CITY TAXES. All persons
ibo (ail to pay their Taxes by thai time, will
e liablu to a Doubts Tax.
A. K. MoDaVID, City Clerk.
Fob H ft f"
For (Sale,- - j
FAM off-ring, at private sal*. Tltree and
Qor-quarter Aaree LAND, on Rnibasv
<>'d Road, about ??* fourth ta ona half
nila fr??m the Buneomh* Road, nod about
me suil* Data csalnc a* OUy. This Let w*B
ta cold in Ooa Acre orOaa-Hxlf Acra Lata,
a emt purchasers. These are taper tor
luildlng Lota J X ' ~ ' 1
At so. ; ? >. .T T T i <:
One Lot of LAND, well tHpated. on tha
A'set aide af the River, near the GaiHerd
ichool, containing If acree. Prom th1l
pot a fine view of tha Mountains may he
tad - This is one of the raoet desirable Vpte
taw Offering. * .. .. N
* t o a * vjit ^
Also,
The PLANTATION formerly belonging
o the Estate of Jndge J. B. O'Neall.
Auctioneer, Cosnatfaeion M-cohan t
and Hegl Estate Agent.
V.L li iDTTF
?f" 11 41 ' If
NEW STORE
on main street,
>pp08itk tax cltt xfffcbfc
pwwtraro of
dry ckrtrto. slmm.iimi lmfl ' )
br fir, floffee, 9*r,
inumn, syrup# '
li??, uh>w?, matwfi, / v',.:'lir'7
in of wbid will ix
sow WW
for cash or barter.
jahes wrlsoar.,'"
r-b 14 41 '4.
state boau foe lease,
a*d ' _tf _
sa|.e of th( sfrxif works.
BY vlrtut of authority reetrd in me
hy ihr si*ktajr vmo copimueion, i
riil leee*ffit. sta^k road. knpjrn ee the
' ihiuilt oe^i tort, pi kr," to tiie hi|htit hl?
Irr, on sii?t)?y in march next, for the
rrm ?>f fire yet re, ptxrttrinn to he (iron
viawii
reee to be peld nnnn* ly in adeene#, to be
reured by bet# fhthj |m i*#* f#|a(it
ouritfjn doytflo f ?<> ' * ^ tho- ?W!?
,im. The mcm wtB <lto bl rOqiriVod to
lire a h??nd in ih# H?n?l ??? ? < TonThmfr
and OaMara, wW? Throo doonrttioo joorky(If
in t>?* whole MBonat oror MlTfWv*
h- honteotead, and *11 liabililleti.eoodUtoa*
A to ke*p the Rond in good Nptir,
At the Mra? time ?Afl piic?, ilt dti Treat
- La??d, known m tli# 8TAT* WOttKd
PROPERTY, containing l*eo?y .?Jrw. be It
ho eeme more or 1+ae, together with all the
mprovemento '.herooB, with tho rxeeptiqa
4 tho wnodrB hoi Id jog, known ae.the,
1 More# Shop," tho rlgntlo rttnort wbioh
reserved.
Tsnwo?One-Third Oeeh on tho day of
ate. Utt remainder in two egn*l teotl Iih
talmento, wRh inUroot frpnodate. to.boae^,
nr-d by a Uortgaga nf (ho priwiata and a?
kmi with two approved ahfOMoa. 1
For arty (nrth?r infornootloB,. -apply in
VILSON OOOKS. 1*1., at Oraeaeflle.
w. j. wtfippnt. >
%peoia1 Cotntnleeloner. t
Fob 14 41 4