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Advertising Apney of Mtdr*. Wauh,
Ktaai A CaMWIlL, represented by RoaWIU
T. Loo ah, Esq., la the only authorised Agency
for this paper in Charleston.
rurmAn TJnlrar.ity^C.m?anta*tnt BxThis
auraing. the regular MmfeilNinuietl
exercises yriU begin In tho Baft la t Church,
whiehlwdl embrace tho eoaferring of oertifl
catoi of dUtlaatloa, addresses by Uaaara.'E.
C. Dargan, P. Bittklpt, Q. W. Taylor and. C.
McO. Wtlllama, and tho awarding of diplomat.
Tho addaooa of K^. J. B. Stood man boforo
tho Literary Sooiatloa of Fnrmau Ualvomky.
dolirorod la tho Court Haass Tnaoday oroniag,
18th last, wan attended by a Tory largo and
brilliant audience. Tho apoakor waa in troll
u cod after a prayer by Ear. E. J. Maynardie,
D. D., and, entertained hU hoarara for an honr
or mora, during which ha waa rcpoatodly applauded.
To alght at 8 o'clock, Ear. Dr.' Meyuanile
will dallvor an addroaa boforo tho Literary Society
of tho Female College, at tha CoDogo
chapel. ; ' 1
d ) Hi'? * r?i
Waa tern North Carolina Railroad.
Tha trienda of the La arena and Asheville
lUilroad hare their attention railed to tho
annexed extract from the Asheville (N. C.)
Piotutr. All wo.have to do in order to
giro our city and section immediate and
direct communication with tho West, and
realize all that the Blae Ridge Railroad
could bare given if It had bean coroplatad,
ia to push forward tha construction of tha
Lsufens and Asheville Railroad :
" Western ,V. C. Railroad.?We bare Juat
learned through O If. Roberta, Secretary
of tha Weatarn Division of tha Western N.
C. Railroad, that Ma], Rollins, President of
the Road, has arrived, and reports that ha
has elated a laoae with the Southern Railway
Company to build the Road from Wolf
Creek to Asheville. and to Wayncaville, N.
C. This We regard as entirely reliable."
State Democratic Convention.
i
The Convention mot in Columbia, Tuesday
evening, 11th inat., at & o'clock. Twenty
Counties of the State sent delegates, and the
other* were unrepresented. Hon. W. D. PortER.
of Chfirl#ltnn WWW nsvmananf T?
r ? ? j ???V |?v. Mi*?w?u? f ICS" I
ident.
The Convention adopted the following resolutions
:
Resolved, That this Convention recognizes
the movement which was organised at Cincin.,
nati on the 4th of May last, as tbe only one
in this crisis calculated to secure civil liberty,
and restore local self-government.
Resolved, That this Convention accepts tbe
Cincinnati platform as bread and liberal and
just to all portions and classes and citisens of
the Republic.
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Con ention
that the Interests of the country require
that no separate and distinct Democratic
nomination should bo made by tho Baltimore
Convention, and the delegates appointed by
this body are hereby instructed to oppose ench
nomination.
In the election of delegeteB to represent
the Stele in the Baltimore Convention, the
annexed list was selected :
Krst Congressional District?Henry Mc
Iver, Wm. Connors, F. F. Warley, John B
Moore.
Second Cnngretsional District?JJ. P. O'Connor,
T. Y. Simmons, 9. 8. Solomons,
Win. Vfheley'.
Third Congressional Dittriet?J. 8. Cothran,
Jas. P. Adaius. A D. Frederick, H. A.
Mcetze. > ?I
Fourth Congressional District?E C Mc.
T .... 1? \S Oli-'- T< Mr Mr ? ---- ? I
jiuic, av. xu i? vr, vrooawflni, >v. b
Holcombe.
At Large.?.Tee. Chestnut, T. B. Frazer,
W. H. Wallace. E. H Law, Wm D. Porter,
"Wm. Aiken, Simeon Fair, Jan. Izlar.
Dr. M. B. Palmer at Nazareth ChurchFrom
parties who were in attendance at
the cenlenniai address delivered at Nazareth
Church, in Spartanburg County, on
Saturday last, 15th instant, by Rev. B. M.
Palmer, D. D., of New Orleans, we learn
tliut the occasion was a most interesting
one, the distinguished divine delivering a
profound and able addreee, in commemoration
of the one hundredth anniversary of
the organization of the Churoh there. A
vast concourse from the sutrounding neigh
hot hood was present, who gave unremitting
attention. On Saturday night. Dr. Palmer
addressed the schools at Reidville, and on
Sunday proceeded tb'Spartanhurg Court
Houte, where lie delivered the 11 ofelock
eimnn in the Presbyterian Church.
Kuphradtan Society,
The Eupbradian Sooietv of the South Carolina
College, Columbia, will celebrate its sixty
sixth anniversary, on Thursday, June 27tb.
The orater of the occasion is Mr. John P. AnTBt'R,
of Columbia. We are iodebted to Mr.
R. J. Boom, for an invitation to attend.
ClarlosopbiO Society.
The above Sooiety, also oonneeted with the
Booth Carolina College, will hold its final aelebration
on Wednesday evening, June 26th.
Mr. J. Qoitma.v Marshall is President, and
E.G. Craydon Secretary. W. F. Wriout,
of Anderson, delivers the valedictory oration.
Wo return thinks for eat8.
Extracts from Exchanges.
On our outside will be found an article
oopied from the Abbeville Medium, on "Good
Men in OSes;" also some thoughts addressed
"To the Voters of Laurens County," from
the Herald of I bat plaee. Doth of these extracts
will bear perusal.
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Concert at Reidville.
Don't forget tbs concert at Reidville,
Friday evening, 21st. Tickets lor salu at
Messrs. Posxca A Uuntkb'b Ample accommodations
will be made for tba reception
of viaitora from abroad.
Religious Notice.
Tba prayer meeting at the Methodist Cburoh
will not be beld this evening, as Dr. Mavaanma
Will deliver the Address at tho Female
College.
Kxohange of TulpHa
iv?t, ui. b?ff( m m* rnw^MUui utrnreh,
will preach mxi Sabbath morning la the
MeibodUt Cbprob, and JUr. Or. Metnardib,
of the Methodiet Church, will proaob in tbo '
1'reibyUrian Cburob, on Mit Snbbntb morn- 1
inf. Such fraternal exchanges am highly
commendable and proper.
. Read notice of Mesars. Sudduth X
i'o'ioiiold, headed " Cotton Tar !"
OlfeVoina** onaou" ' '
TV. o^fcotioa preoodtog the M.i? bolUtyi,
od. Cmpfc J. ? Pa#ic?'i *"
oooelndod on yeotordny.'Mgi tit Ml OOOtloo
It regarded by the frioodi of the Jebool at a
?ory tnrtinl^ono tlt mnlnofrn yMibg L
off pbuutly. Among fbo paplU doaofvtag
tptitol mention, wo bare On plwiwt tf
mentioning two. IQotort A. Qonoaan and
N. P. r*M4?> Idgai dpi po penally ontitled
to the prtao of e, gold p?n god ponoil,
offorod fbr Inynnnl In ponwanehlp. and
K ?U therefore doeidod by lot?Muter Fit*
ham einytai || tff. Master Goddakd, tl<
though luting the first prise fur which ho contended,
-co?dad la the ?ad, vis. t Ha received
especial meat ion for hie excellence la
diligence and pnnetwelUy f this W ahoald Vehte
rary highly, for M b to late a prise ?
thaa the florasar.
After |ka axerole? vara am, aad frames
J lately WTate the adjourn meat of tW 8 eh Cel.
aa episode, vary pleasing la its character to
the Principal, was enacted. At the conclusion
of Capt, Pstrioi'i remarks of leave,
Master Jiitil Chasm, a promising pa^,steppad
to the fro at, aad la a few pertinent remarks,
presented him, in behalf of the boys of
tbe School, with a rateable present, as a fastimoalal
of their esteem, aadof tbe cordial relations
exist lag Wtweaa the pupils aad their
pre?ptor. TW reelpteat expr?ssd bis delight
and, satlcfaction, and as W had not previously
Won apprised of their kind attentions, the
gift was tbs more valaed.
Mr. Harvkt T. Cook, Assistant, was ? rprised
In a similar manner, as his pnplts also
presented him with a token of tboir high esteem
and appreciation as a teacher during tbe
se?ion just dosing. Of course he felt proud
of such a kind expression. ,i. .
Mr. GxoaoK W. Walkxk, Assistant, w?
likewise remembered by tbe young gentlemen
in an equally oomplimentary manner.
The? incidents go to show that teachers
may discharge even onerous duties, and at
the same time bind their oharg? to them in
friendship and good feeling.
AmnntihU AAeartldna.-.lhriirvhttlv H*. 1
eeivea a Buspli of Soap. ,
Daring the part weak, oar City has bren
visited by Mr. Piam D. Hatfikld, the ad artiaiog
agent of B T. Babbitt, manufsctnrar
of Soapa, New York, who presented
every family in the pUee with a oska of
" Babbitt's Beat Soap." Thie has been
dona in order to introduce this popular
roup thoroughly in our raarkat, and we
doubt if a more successful mode could have
been adopted, than a free distribution o' a
oaks to each household, thus giving our
citizens an opportunity of testing its qualities;
and we have no doubt its superior
merits will create an immediate demand
for it, as we have, besides of our own practical
knowledge, heard quite a number of
penmns spaak approvingly of it. It is
adapted to nil lha purposes of home uses,
in the kitchen, laundry and bath room, and
ia invaluable to machinista. printers, paint
ere, and all others using inks, oils, etc., for
washing hands.
Charles Markkll, Lombard Street, cor
ner of Calvert and Chespaide, Baltimore, is
the Southern Agency.
Wheeler's Photograph Gallery.
Greenville ia fortunate in having in its
midst a very superior Photographiat, in the
person of Mr. W. M. Whkblbr, whose Gallery
is over the store of Messrs. WniTMiRR ft
Fergusok; but of course our people know
this. His workmanship is of an excellent order,
and persons wanting likenesses taken,
need not send their work kwav. flavin* vi?
ited photograph galleries in some of the contiguous
cities, we can unhesitatingly say that
he executes his work in a manner not to ha
excelled by artists in-either Columbia, Charleston
or Augusta. While the features and form
are well delineated, the finish is all that eonld
be desired. He has furnished work for some
of our principal citisens, and his specimens
are worthy of an examination.
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Treasurer Parker's Card?The Schools,
We publish elsewhere the card ot Honor
Nilks O. Parker, State Treasurer, in reference
to the closing of the Schools, for which,
he says, be baa been in some way held responsible.
Mr. Parker rocommends to the 8cbool
Commissioners of the State the keeping open
of the schools until vacation, and re-opened
thereafter, assuring them that all claims shall
be promptly met as soon as the taxes are collected
in tbo fall.
r>. O'Connor's Millinery Store.
This lady has a beautiful stock of ladies' '
goods, and ean furnish every thing needed, 1
takes especial pains to please. Her advertisement,
as appearing in another column,
has undergone several ohaagee, and it
would be well to obserte them. I
Literary Club. <
The meeting of this bodv will be held on I
next Friday evening, June Slit, 8 P. M , at '
the residence of Jambs Bibnib. Esq , Rev. 1
E. Cai'ers to read (he tuny. Please make I
it a point to attend the meeting.
COJfPMMBST TO A SoCTH CABOMSA DlVI.Vl. i
The correspondent of the Richmond (Va.) \
Enquirer, writing to that paper from Staun- ,
ton, Va., nnder date of the 3d instant, lays: .
The discourse of Dr. John A. Broadns at (
the Episcopal Church was a gam in its way.
This honored and learned divine, whose mind ,
has been cultivated to the highest degree at
our noble University, where he graduated with
great distinction, and whose taste has been
refined by prolonged foreign travel, is a model
of simplicity and humility. His sermon eonsisted
of a picturo and its lessons?of that
touobing scene in the life of Jesns at Bethany,
when, weeping in sympathy with the listers,
he restored their brother to those lo/ing arms
which fonr days before had swathed bis
corpse. Eyes ujured to tears were suffused
that day. I beard one of Virginia*! strongest
intellects, wisest statesmen, and abloat speak
w> if mm J iubi uuaj wub snail lU T irgmil 00111(1
deliver such a lermoa, and that wae the man
who did it.
Riv. Tiros. Ward Writs, the fret ehaplain
of the Riefcmowd (Va.) HoWlteer Battalion
during the late war, and extensively
known throoghoot the Booth ever the imn
da plume " Philip Barrett" as a writer for
or the noil flourishing female institutions la
Mm land?Reidrillo Pamela Collage, Byarteaburg
District, 8. C.? 71* South, N. Y.
W. 11. Hsndrtakflk of Charleston, has been
ballad in (Ha anna of $600 before a trial
on a eherge of assault and battery
with a deadly weapon, upon Ifr. John A,
Morw, orSe of the editors of the Charleston
Courier.
Franeiseo Victor Valdez, a Spaniard,
killed Joee Pers. a Cuban, in Charleston,
last Wcil&esdey, io a political quarrel
IILi' 3L ?L? ' '*
r r
CoUoa bloudba >H appaarlog la tkf leprae
oooaUa?.
W?Unn?}oM have ippiirii la Columbia,
bat tiia p: ioa U ? liUla he?Yj?one dollar.
Pullman aloapiog oan hif? at laat baan
plaoad oa Um fiiaath Oaroliaa Railroad.
H All Um Now York mambera of tha Houaa
art aald to bo for Qraalaj.
in* ynnrieoion isfputimmm M of opt dim
that, with proper effort, 8<?oth Caroline
mo bo oorrlod far Ortfh; eod Brown. f f
turod in Alkoa^t# ohip peaches M MM aa
they rlpao. Tho erop will bo email. ; f { ,
, Tho India go State ftopotrorto delegation
fa tho Baltimore Coaveetiee favor Greeley
d Brown. ?
Jaroeo JD. Tradewell, of Columbia, fa o
prominent oandidate for tho Selieilorohip
of tho fifth eireult. <
\ Tho inundation of tho river Po, in Itntjr,
hoo rendered twenty-two thousand poroono
bomelem fa tho province of Jfarrara alone.
In on notion brought nt Lauren*, for the
recovery of the value of throo dollar*, the
coat* of tho onit amounted to fiM I
Until tho Alabama claims ore aottled, no
further njUompt will bo tnado to plead %
new loan in England.
Wm, MeLwnghHn woe arrested at Marlon
on tho t'h inat.. for opening and taking
inoooy from letters mailed la tho poet offien
there.
A thrifty German eoupla In Churah street
Charleston, are tho happy parents of a boy
infant only one yen? old, who weigha aev>
tnty pounda.
The Democrats of the Seventh Maeraohus
iet?a Dittrict met at Lowell, oo the lith,
tod recommended tho Adoption, nt Bellinrtrp
nf ihw flinninwo l? nUl#.??oa
Gan. J B. Gordon has accepted an inilation
to oeliwr the anaaal add rata before
he literary aoeietiee of Davldaoa (N. C )
College. ' .. A ct
The DemoeiHrtlai Conventions of Kanees
ind Iowa indicate an 'overwhelming eentinent
for the Cincinnati platform and nom>
nees. *t
Hie Laurenavillo Herald is informed that
asaafra* tops, broken off and fed green-to
took, make a good substitute for fodder,
ind that aaimala will do w?dl on 4h?m t
Oh the laat day of the State Democratic
Joovention, Messrs. J. J. Lucas, of Darlingon,
and Mario# Coehran, (colored,) of
Charleston, appeared end took their seats
is delegates.
The Treasurer Ahherilla County has
uade a settlement with the State Auditor
For the taxes of 1868, 1869, 1870 and 1871,
not having to sell any of lha land of the
County to make the collections.
The salary of the Post Ms?ter at Walhalla
has been increased from two hundred
and fif*y dollars to five hundred and sixty
dollars per year, and the grade of the office
made fourth class. *
Mr. George Roberts, Jr., living three
mi'es from Lexington, shot and killed a
coach-whip snake a few days ngn, which
measured in length seven feet aod ten
inches.
After the nomination at Philadelphia was
made, at the hack of the stage a drop curtain
scene fell representing Grant on horseback,
in futl uniform, bootsd and rpurrad,
and with a satire at his side.
It is said that President Grant still
laughs at Greeley's nomination, wbilemany
laugh at Grant who say thai his mouth
will have the green persimmon pucker
about next November.
The Savannah Hew* ot Friday acknowledges
the receipt, of a d?>z-n dwarf peaches
from Major N. O. Tilton, from his place
near Aiken Q. C. They are about the size
_ ? - It-Jf- t- -a -a
oi a on a cgn. out, psriecuy ripe and very
palatable.
Grant hae domiciled at Long Branch ; ha
goes to Washington on Toealay for Ca?dnet
meeting; thence to Ronton to attend
the meeting of the I meters nf Peah<?dy inatituie;
will visit the Jubilee on the ?5ti>,
and then home to Long Branch.
The annual examination and concert of
the South Carolina Institution for the education
of the Deaf, Dumb ?nd Blind, loea.
ted at Cedar Springe, Spartanburg. County.
3 C . will be liel l on Thursday. June 27th,
1872. The public are invited to attend.
The work on the new United S'ale*
building in Columbia ia being pushed fors
ward with commendable enterprise. The
slink of the hammers and drills ean be
laatd all day long. The granite b look a,
which are taken from the quarry near
Winnshoro. are as fine as any that oau be
Tound.
In the Circuit Court, before Judge Bryan,
lames R. Brat I on, iodieied for conspiracy
and homicide under the Ku Klux Ant, in
the case of Jim Williams, hsving been arrested,
was ordered to be released upon his
giving good security, in the sum of f 12,^00.
lor his appearance before the special term
of this court in Columbia, S. C , on the Aret
Monday in August, 1872, the said bonds to
>e taken by United B?tM Commissioner
Poinier, at Yorkville, S. C.
For the Greenville Enterprise
Mr. Editor?'Permit mo, through your columns,
to thank " the friends at Education,"
for ths unsolicited noaniaction they have given
ass for tba office of 8chool Commissioner at
the ensuing election. Allow me, too, to add
that, while I am not unwilling to serve the
public, justice to my views of public policy,
requires me to say, that, in our present con
ditioa, I regard concert of action on the part
of all good eitiseua of the utmost importance,
and hence eanaot consent to hare my aame
associated with any measure that might tend
to a different result. The Convention to assemble
in August next, will, I presume, nominate
a ticket for County officers; and, should
that body see proper to connect my name with
the office mentioned, I should feel It my duty
to accept the nom inatios?otherwise, I most
decline to be a candidate. .
Very respectfully,
JOHN B. PATRICK.
Greenville, June llth, IMS. - / ?
- . fnasmti, Jhrnn: Iff.
Cotton Is telling to day at
New Voax, June 17Cotton
Arm ; sales lid tales; uplands,
2fi ; Orleans Id}. Gold fS|(gtd.
CiuBLtsToN, June 17.
Cotton dull?middling 26 ; receipts 211
bsius; slock 8,724.
ii-r ii
' aPMQiAL >^1
1 ' CoOWOIL OUHIM, Fi
Oafcnmufc. & C. JMi IT; 1871. )
Conned m?t at 4 o'clock P. M. Pr#eal :
Hit Honor lh? Mayor, J.- P. Moor# ; Alders
mb W0I1 ?r, Ymrgia, Greer, Wood, CUne.
HammMUs , A
H?B %Mowing eoaefnooicei|oe<Bnd rcqseot
from tho Town OoBnoil of Spartaobnrg and
Ibo Penalty of Wolford College, vai before
qaawty ? J* * L ^/ '
8rM*A?am Ot H.n?*C.. )
Jinn 187^ I
To the (My Council of Oreenvi/l', S. C:
OlNTtlMn* :?The lavorattla nptnlone ?praatod
byptnou wall qwliM W? jndee
of jotr portrait > lr?, ptiobw by
Mr Onerry, bar* created a itroag dttlrt
on part of many of Our eit<sana to are
thta " life-like " llkanaae of lha bei??ed old
OltiHUin.
Mr. Quarry it now in opr town, apd if
onder hit earn, tha portrait cvuld he placed
on free exh'bil?on here far a few days at
Irani. I* ww)Id t* highly gratifying to oar
community, and would no doubt a lea ad
vanee the reputation of ilia gifted young
artist, whoM intareata we ought. ?a 8 ?U'h
Caradnlanr, to f-el desirous to promote.
Should you find it not tn? inoonvenleBt,
your consent to euoh an arrangement as Mr
Goa'^y may innwtfor bringing tha mneh
adailrai work of art t* our tows, and for
a ehorl U$4? giving our pvopl* nn opportu
oily to rae ro accu-ate a representation of
the illustrious eoujeat. wa will esteem a
gt hit UVor. and for tha kindnaaa will ba
uudar lasting obligation*. go
, JOSEPH WALKKR.
Intrndaot of Spartanburg, S. C.
iTie Faculty 'of W.'flfoM College tmlta
with tha 'Town' Council of Spartanburg in
tba above request. Respectfully,
... AM. SilP^
President Wofford College.
Resolved. That the rrqueat made by the
Town Council of Spartanburg and lha Faculty
of Wofford College he granted upon
the following condition*, via: That the piotura
l?e ordered by thle Council fr?>m Richmond
to Spartanburg by rxpresk, ahd rhat
the Town Council of Spartanburg pay the
expreee charge# upon the seme, which l? to
be refunded !o them by thle Council; and
afur it hi* been on exhibition In Spartanburg
for a few day* it b* sent t<> Greenville
by express. they paying the express charges
on raine, sod afro guaranteeing that the
p ctpr* and frame be received at tbik plee*
in a? good oondli ioo as it is received at
Spartanburg , ?
Carried, unanimously.
The following petition and Protest of citiaene
wax read bo fore Council:
To Hie Honor the Honor, itnd Aldermen of
the City of Orrtmille The undersigned eitiaeae
mad.tax-payer* of eaid city, hereby state,
that tbey learn?with astonishment?that voui
honorable body have decided to pay certain
panic* the reward offered l>y yourselves ter
the " Detection, arrest aud cntviqtion " of the
person or parsons concerned in use firing of
the Tenons places, ot either of them, during
the past few months.
The undersigned do not bolieve that any
person or persons an specially entitled to the
reward offered for each purpose.
No publio notice was girun of a meeting of
Cooucil to determine any such claims.
Persons, whose evidence tended most strong*
ly to convict the parties, now in the Penitentiary.
made no claim to this reward, and we
do not think any others arc entitled thereto.
And wo would therefore moet respectfully,
but firtnly, protest that our representatives,
the Mayor and Aldermen, should not pay,
from the City Treasury, any moneys for each
purpose. Until at least the case may have a
more publio aud further investigation, w<
would recommend the oase to the deoision ol
the County Court.
G lleldmann, William Choice*
A J Richardson, O A Pickle,
Giles L Glazener, Wrn Beat tie,
W E Ricberson, . C W D'Oylcy,
J W Tbornbnrg, W D Roper,
J L Hawkins, 8 C Clyde,'
O B Dyer, T B Harrison,
M M Gaines, Z Collins,
A Miller, W J Smith,
J C C Turner, Samuel Stradley,
O P Mills, W fi Madden, .
J J Mackey, J A David,
W E Rowland, H G Ingram,
J H McQee, H W Cely, '
R W Godd%rd, W M Ce1j,
E T Holland, A Shelton Scruggs,
T A Hayden, M 8uber Scruggs,
M K Robertson, J B Scruggs,
B Maxwell, T B Young,
B Simmons, G W Land,
Win H Watson, James I Ross,
John McKay, James J Johnson,
J F Greer, David Henderson,
W H Gantt, Edward Hughes,
T Q Donaldson, A A Bruce,
John H Sjbofiold, G W Rees,
B F Perry, 'JO Black,
John W GrAdy, * Hahn,
W F Thaokiton, C Hahn,
Wm M Keith, ''' II Bornemeyer.
Respectfully submitted.
Groenxille, 8. C., June 5th, 1872.
Upoa bearing the above Petition and Protest
of citisena, on motion,
Resolved, That the action of Council on the
5th instant, in reference to their decision in
the matter of the reward of $500, reconsidered,
and that the caee he referred to the
Court of Common fleas for Greenville for adjudication.
Carried unanimously.
The following aceounts were ordered paid :
W. J. Wbitmire * $ 2 10
R. P. Miles 1 0U
II ay den A Bro 25 14.
On motion, adjourned.
A. R. McDAVID, City Clerk.
Changes i.e tub BtOfKaorr Law.?Congress
has passed a hil] amending the bank*
rupt law. It allows all exemptions allowed
by any State law on the 1st of January,
1871. It also exempts a widow's dower, or
other estate in lieu theraof. if the State law
so provides; aWo, life insurance to> the
amount of $4 ,000. The tim- during which
bankrupts may be discharged upon pa?
ment of fifty per cent, of their indebtednets
is extended until July 1, 1878 ; J*tdg*
ments obtained against persons or property
before petiti >n? in bankruptcy ar- filed, ate
to be first and fully eatiefied. Changs* in
the methods of appointing registers, In the
metter of marshal's fees, end other less important
particulars, sre also made.
JOB PRINTING.
IIA VI/VG engaged the service*
of a competent Job Printer, we
are more than ever prepared to
turn out promptly, at reason able
rates, all kinds of plain JOB
PRINTING, such as Handbills,
Circulars. Cards, Labels, Yam
Tickets, dkc, dkc.
|.-?f j unics tmw ao wen tc
confer with its before giving mu
their ordert.
COTTON TAX ! COTTON TAX!!
TUE uodiriigMd, having b?#n appoint'
a<l SPECIAL AGENTS for this Countj
for the rMoviry of tha COTTON TAX
ra prepared to all infonaathta U
parties who had Cotton at tha sloes
the war, and those who : raised and sol<
Cotton ia 1M?, 1M, '41 'b?2 '46. Inform
atioit fnraished |ra>aitndy. Either a
, he nan HlwajN be fonad at the oflies a
Me?rt*. Esaue A Btfrrto. . ' ! )!.
SUDDUTH A SCHOFIELTV
J?a?18;1>. 1*7*. 7-4.
?L Niyiuv am**- Mm IWoi gray
ig the i*r, ia uow fader lapffeee ot
i ia Mat^oo, for bqpaf pertietpalad la
r-r i I, i i
l?rw4 a DMbi. fc^JaL.
Mora diaeasee ara iha revolt ot the derangement
<?f iha Liver than from any other
aaaaa. When that orgaa la diaaaead, a vary
part df the eyMe-n m mpathleea with' it. fV.'d
general prostration end d'elme it the result
The b?it. mM tnd i|f?dirtt rtmrdy lor
Liver Complaint, and all th# dlxaw* that
. MUw. ia TUTT'S VtOKTABLK LIVIR
'TILLS. They ?n peculiarly adentrd to
iha climate of the South. Tbey aro sold
* T>y druggists avafy dflWR.
Atwott*. G*., Nov. 1, IBM.
Da. Wm. H. Ttrrr?8iri For aevaral yaara
pact V have bran euhj-ot to Mlioue attacks,
and alwaya was a firm believer that tbera
waa no muadv for tha complaint. hut mercury.
until, About a yAar and a half tgn, M
an experiment, I ti led your Vegetable Uv<
rr Pilla, and waa agreeably luryptnl tp
And that threueaAgtpRqhrd all tha raanlte.
and mora M iw. of Blue Maes or Calomel,
wlthnni any df thatr had efP-ete. I wee elwaye
an arttwlirvev ia PaWnt Medicines,
bu'? can aay llila for your pUl*?that since 1
commented using thetn. I hava not takan a
particle of mercury lo any ahapa; aad I
'v eoiiaiilrr thia fact an important one, and
own that thogo who arts in lha habit-of taking
mercury tor bilious dia^OMS ean properly
appreciate. I cordially recomm-nd '
, therrt ae the heat Liver' lt?dialna cv.ar Introduced
Youra, ato, , .
K. H. GRAY, S49 Broad Street.
WW Dr. Tuttb Hair Dje aata like jnagia.
The Harvest of the
Wh-n the comb a?-U> aa a rake bringing
away a mil of parted fibers every time it
paean thiough lha hair, baldness would
soon I ? inevitable. Bui even in this ca-c,
fnr'oror na it may e-em, the mischief ean be
arrested,' the i?M repaired.. Lyon's Kathal
run, aided ><y a hriah application of the
hruah to promote the absorption of Uie fluid
by the scalp, will atop the thinning-out
ptocesa in forty-eight hour*. Tha roots
Irom which the dead fllamenta were shed
will soon be r* endowed with vitality, and
a new growth will speedily spring up on
the diuud-d place*. This work of reprodnetinn
will go on until the damage la oom
ptriHjr repaired, and the luxuriant crop of
hajr ijiuH produced will n<*??T wither or
felt nut na long a* the vitslisfhg application
la i*^6larly oontiae^l.
Bronchitis.
tills ia ah irritation or inflammation of
the hioaiohial lubes, which earry the air
we breathe into the lung* It a>Ws from
a eohl settled In the throat, from CaUrrh
extending t<> thear parte front arroluhma
affections, and trum aerere use ot the rciee.
Tiie trrita'ion frein lliis latter initfe coins
mences in the larynx and glntV* which are
the mgana of the role, and extending
downwards prod twee hoarseness, coughing
and apitting mucous matter. s<?ra-tinrve mix
ed will) blood. it is chiefly dangeiou*
fr m its tendency to spread into the tonga,
and terminate in eonsnmption It ig in the
enre of serere and o*>?iinnle cases of this
disease that Dr. Piece'* (lolden Medical
' Discovery has ?rhieva?f tinpafnUel'd sue
i cess, and won the loudest, praise from all
who haye used it. It ta told by ell respectaide
druggist*.
The Village Cnrnen.?Tt should not look
like a bara or a storehouse. It should be a
building, tbe very sight of which would cauae
devout fve'ings in the breast. A well-carved
cross should point to heaven ; massive panel*
i ed doors should impress the visitor with soi
lemuity of the place into which be is entering;
' stained glass should throw' a mystic light
athwart the stilus; pulpit, alter, culling sod
galleries should he ornamented with figurative
mouldings, and the columns that support tbo
galleries, and tbe balusters thai rail them in,
should be of classic patterns. Any cougrega
lion wishing such a church should send their
orders for finishing material to Mr. P. P.
Toale, importer of French ftained glass, and
manufacturer yf and dealer in Doors, Sashes,
Dlinds, Ac., No. 20 Hayne street, Charlestan,
8. C. 4-tf i
Immense Foroes of Human Life
The amount of heat-fore* Which is Drodueed
annually in Ibe body of an adult man, ii suffioient
to raiso neariy 30,000 pound* of water
from the fretting point to tb# boiling point.
Mechanical lore? is also produced. Every
year the heart contract* and dilute* 40,000,000
time*, each time with a foroo estimated a*
equal to tbe pressure of 13 pound*?thousand*
of ion* of blood being thus annually driven
through the circulatory system. Nor are
these involuntary actions all. Foroe is gene,
rated as well for a thousand forms of volunia
ry action. Thus a healthy laboring man is
estimated to be able to exert a force equal to
raising tbe weight of bis body through 100,000
feet in a day. In strict correspondence
to this outcome of foroe is tbe internal dtianga
in the various tissues, which accompanies iL
The living body has been compared to a waterfall.
While its apparent form remains unchanged,
its constituent particles are in a
state of swift, unceasing transition. The joint
result of the continual ingoing current through
1 tbe stomach, etc., etc., and of tba corresponding
outgoing current through the kidneys,
etc., etc., is, that the whole human body Is
' completely renovated in tbe spaae of about a
mouth. Now tbe great motor prinoiplein this
unceasing flux?which is tbs measure of baalth
' and the very essence ot life?ii the digestive
faculty. If the reader falls in tbe full
possession of ibis faculty, and fails conseqnently
in tbe fall possession of health and of lite,
let bim try Dr. Qottlieb Fisoh's Bitters. Let
him take a wifte-glaa* full befora and alter
eacb meal. Ha will very toon experience relief.
6-eowlm
Pitiful Condition. ,,.
It is sad tking to pass through life only
half alive. Yet there are thousands whose
habitual condition is ona oi languor and debility.
Tbey complain of not specific disease ;
they suffer no positive psin ; but they buvewe
relish tor anything which affords mental or
sensuous pleasure. Iw nine cases out of tan
this stale ef lassitude and torpor arise* from a
morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys tbs
energy of both mind end body. When the
waste of nature la not supplied by u due and
regular assimilation of tbe lood, ?Very organ
! nerved, erery runction Interrupted.
Now, what d<>ee eomumi miih enggeet under
theee eircumstanooa of dopreeeiun ? The
gystrin need* rouging and atrcngtbening ; not
merely ft?r an hoar or two, to air,k afterward
in to a i?ore pitiable condition than near (aa it
auuredlj would do if an ordinary alcoholic
timulant war* raaorted to,) bat radically and
permanently.
llow ia tbia deeiraMe object to ba accomplished?
The an ewer to tbia qneatloo, found*
cd on the nnvarying eiperienoo of a quarter
of a century, ia aaally (iron. Infuaa new
rigor into the dlgaatlra organa by a eonree of
Hoatetter'e Atomaeh Bitter*. Do not watte
time by administering temporary ramadiaa.
but wake tke ayatem up by recuperating Ike
fountain heed of physical strength and energy,
tba great organ upon which ell the other or* :
gane depend for their aurturuand support.
By the time that a doteo doeee of the great
vegetable tonle and lartgoraat nave naea
' takes, the feeble fraete of tba dyepoptie will
5 begin to fool ite benign influence. Appetite
will be created, and with appetite the capacity
to digMt what it eravaa. Peraevaro until the
I care ia eompleto--uaUt beatbful bipod, At to
be the material or fleah and tenants, and bone
and nerve and brain, flow# through the channel*
of circulation, ingteed of tba watery
' pabulum with whieh thay bare heretofore been
, imperfectly Oouisbed. M
! Biinkrvptef.
TT * r.. - - - - -1* - '
r umu* WflW of America?Jjitlrid
| of South Carolina..
ftr Trt Mitm ?r WILLIAM tllf.
tcwsw??!?**?
A. W.YTHS, Aiilncf,
Jwusj !7tU, 1671 7-2
-rr, ii, L , ?
V For School Comzxisnoner.
I W| tit aoihoHaci to nMuMl /AMIS K.
DiClSON, Moq., u a nWMtt* ft* tfc? oAm
of County School thanlhg
elaotlan P P j.,^1
M&BY tiMi<jir. berr* lbaouk,
roopootfnlty mmbbn bin* a bbb<Mb>i tei
gohool Commlteiooor, oi Iht oaantog bIiHIib.
job* if (4
W* arq authorised hj many friqafio of ^
C. MoGEE, Esq.. to bbbbubib Mm U bee
dldate far re-election m School Oogenic toner
of Qreeavltle County, at (ho eoeulng
etoottoa. '1 i
WBlfc authorised by tbo Mrt'dl of JDHN
W. WOOD* Boq., to anuonuee hi* ?? 0 oundidato
for School Cnngri**loaur, at tho naming
olootlob* t l-ii*
TUB friend* of Education would roapact?ol
y nominate Prof. J. B -PATRICK for
Sohool Cammtaaioaor, at tho anwiog election.
?*. :i,<I- ' >
W? ut aatboriaad to mbwbm JOHN H.
8CH0FIKLD m a oaadMate for Sohool Co**wiaaionar
ol 0rooqrillo County, at tho oaiata|
election. V . . ,, t-iA
For County Commissioner.
"Many Friend* " rt-apeolfolly annonno*
Mr. william l mauldin m a candidate
for c?anty Commissioner, at tho bmq
tng electloh, - ' 5?td
THE frimd* - ol W. Jl HUDSON. E*q.
knowipg that ho haa dUohargod hi* duller
honnllj and sooluptijr, and acceptably K
tho people, an.iounoo him a* a oondidoU
for r???le*flon as County Commissioner for
Greenville, at the enaolng election.
col. ROBERT ARNOLD,
capt. wm. oold8mith,
' B. R.JOHNSON, Biq.
Tho above Ticket t* nominated for County
Commie*! on ere, ar.d tho aontlomea oomporing
it aro respectfully requested to allow
their Dome* to bo uaed.
TAX paykr8.
May 22 t i Idl2?
Far tha Stato Sonhta.
THB friend* of Colon*! 8. 8. CRITTENDEN,
announe* bio* a candidal* for tbo 8tote
Senate ot tbo earning election.
May f? 4 td
WE era authorised hy the friend* of 7AMR8
P. MOORE, Esq., to ennouoce blin ea a candidate
for a seat in the State Senate, at the
ensuing election. 1?td
_ p
For the Legislature
TI1K friend* of WILSON COOK. K?q.
annonnee him *e a candidate for the Legia
inmre ai me enduing ?ieciiOP.
WK art authnriied to Manwn 81 MEOW
R. WESTMORELAND, Esq., as a candidate
for iha Legislature, at the ensuing election.
May 29 , t 4 td
WK are authorised to tnnoaac* F. B,
McDKK, Esq., ai a caodidato for the Legislature^
at the ensnelog election. 1?td
For Sheriff,
WK, the friend, of JAMES 0'. YE Alt (J IN
aUnrtunce him a Candidate for Sheriff, at thl
next election.
WE are authorised to announce J. L
SOUTHERN, Ejq., as a candidate tor re
election, as Sheriff for Greenville County.
May 9 1 td
tor Judge of Probata.
WE are authorised to announce SAMUEI
J. DGUTH1T, Esq., as a candidate for re
election as Judge ot Probate for Greearilli
County. f-td
For Clerk of the Court.
WE ere authorised to announce W. A. Mc
DANIEL, Esq., as a candidate for re-eleetioi
as Clerk of the Court for Greeurllle County
Mey SIM
For Solicitor.
The friends of ABSALOM BLYTHE
E-qulre, lespectfuily announce him ee i
Candidate f?r the office of Solicitor of th<
8tli Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing alee
tion.
WE arc authorized to announce the nam
of JAMBS BIRNIE, E-q., aa a Candidal*
for the office of Solicitor of the Eighth Judt
cial Cu cu it, at t he ensuing election. 61?if
The friends of Colonel W. H. PERRY an
nouuee him as a Candidate for Re~Electioi
for Solicitor of the 8th Judicial District o
South Carolina. 50-U
Notice.
There ?m t? Grand ratipicatioh
MEETING by the Republican Parly.a
the Court Houm, on Saturday night, Juno th<
22d, at 7| o'clock. J. M. RUNION.
Judo 19 T 1
In Bnnkruptcy.
United States of America? Distria
of South Carolina.
la Tnie Marten or D. W HOBGES.
NOT1' E I* Iwby givtn that tharo wll
be a general meeting of tlia Creditor"
<t the aforefoid Bankrupt at the offli-t <
w. i. Cleweon, Em , Remitter in Peikupt
or, at Y??rkvtlle, a. 0., on the 6/A day oj
July, 1879, f?r the purpose named in i(i>
27t'h Section of tba Bankrupt Ac" o< Marui
9, 1867. A. BI YTHK, Aarigoee.
Jo 19 7 2t
In Bankruptcy.
United States of America?District
of South Carolina.
In tab Marian or L. D McMAKIN.
NOTICE ll hereby given that thora aril!
bo a genera* meeting of the Ored''on
of the aforoMid Bankrup" at the offiee ni
W. I. Canaan, B-a , R-gieter in Bankrupt'
at YwkvHIe, 8 C., on the btA day ni
July, 1872. 'or iho pu? f eaaa named In the
*7tn S-ouom of lb? Bankrupt Art of Match
t. 1867. A. HLYTHB, Aoalgneo.
Je 19^ 7 It
Mrs. Minnie O'Connor,
RE8PRCTPUI.LY CALLS
iWk Iho attention of tbo Lad We o
Groom illo and vieiaity to tbi
fad, that obe will open, oa
Monday, t7th May Inst.
[> 1ffjHT ha Elegant AeeorUaeni of
iff WANVTf ?MftM
1 STOF EVERY DESCRIPTION,-?R '
MMtMita in pari aft
Lao* Oeode, Paaoy Jewelry, Zephyr Wordeda
j MllUaary EaoAa of Every Deacrlptlea.
And Map otbns Artlalaa too aaaataai t
I Motion.
I 8. 1.?A llharal patriaaaa la reepeadktl:
I ralletted. 1 ^ ;
"ay Jt S tf
~7K2S?F
f ft W*rtbj m\t? to
1 ti*m ihot I ill apply Wft.,JjftooMn
! 2aHff?3ft?$
I M OaartHu of O. B Boot*.
M II JOKES, Goirdioo.
I Jdue l7tl, l6lJ. ?? <1
- - . +:'*
t umtmi o??ir* ?/. / ??wnp?x/i?r??
Tj </ CaUSku r
Ifrah Mattm or ft" 0. CUMKINGHAM.
Sl^TOf ICR lehrrehj (firm that there will
JLM br a ggarrnl aaeetiagof lb* Creditor*
of iho iltrrnM Bankrupt at >hr office of
W. I. Claw.on, En., Rogi?t?r in Bankrupt
ejr. at TorkrUle, S. O, on the M day of
Mr, 1878, for th? mirpiteoe named In Uio
' fftn Section of the Bankrupt Act of March
1, 1887. A. BLYTHE, Aralgnre.
Ja 19 7 2t
1 W Creditpm \
WILLIAM WEST.
TT la ordered by the Honorable the DUtriet
X Court torn the DUtjrietoT South Cardiac, '
that all Ueae and other OmdWira of WILLIAM
W B6T, or Greenville County, do eetabgoaBHSgs
Better \a Benkmptoy.
June 18 7 4
1 1 1 1,11 ' . 1
Itt 9?nkr?aplef.
. United States of America?District
. ,9f South Carolina.
In rmm Mama or WfLLTAU WM+f
I>Y virtus of a Dooroo of tho United flutes
) DTai riot Court, I will sell, at tha td*{?ico
of WILLIAM WEST, thirteen mile*
ahore Mrerfn villa Court House,''da the rbtth
dap if Jutp next, all tho Real and Poraoaat
Batata of aaid William Weaf, aa follows:
1 One Treat of LANQ, containing two bun"
' dred and tit; Acres, mora or laaa, to ta told
, ftraa of liana, nad vt a aradit of sis month*,(
with note and two good aaratiaa, and a mortgage
of tba promises.
Alao, all tba Paraonal Property not aat off
to the Bankrupt. A. BLYTHB, Assignee.
June 19 T S
STATS OF SOUTH CABOLIHA,
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
COtJBT or COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas A. Peden and Andrew M Prden,
Executors, Plaintiffs. va Moses T. Fowlar,
Trustee. at ai.. Defendants
To the Da rendu tit-. David If. Peden. John
T Fowler, David M Fowler, Mar* J
Douglas siui Andrew J. Do ox Us, bar husband,
David Boyd James S. Boyd. Elix*
abeth Box d. John Bn} d, Saltin Stewart
and John Stewart, her husband, Rol>#rt
P Boyd Louisa Boyd Elian Boyd and
Nancy Boyd. v
YOU are harebv summoned and required
to jnswsr the complaint in ti.ia clion,
which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of Common Pleas for Qreenwitle
County, at Qrcanvtlla C. H., 8. C.. and to
serve a copy ol y?ur aoewar to the aaid
comi laint on the vubseriber. at hia office,
at, Greenville C. H.. 8. C.. witliln twenty
days after ihe service hete?f. exclusive of
the day <>f such service ; and if y??n fail lv
answer tha eomp'aint within the lima nforasaid
tha plnititiff in this action will apply
to the Court fur tha rviaf drtnau^d in tha
1 complaint, *
Dala i Gre-nville C H., 17th Jnns, 18*2.
J. P MOORE, Plaintiff's Attorney.
To the Defendant*. David M. Padsn, John
T Fowicr, David M. Fowler, Mary J.
Douglas and Andrew J. Du^Us. h*r Ituss
band, Da*td lloyd, James S Boyd, EBxabeth
Boy-', John B??*d. Salite 8tewart
and John Stewart, her husband, Robert
> P. Boy<V Louisa Boyd, Ellen Boyd And
? Nunrf iinyd.
TAKE notice that this action la comrapn*
rod lor Injunction, a*i aaide deeree,
. and r?Iirf in the Court of Common Ple?a
for Greanville County, and that the eoms
plaint and summons in this action has Keen'
filed in the office of the Clerk ot the Onrt
o* Common Plea*. at G.ie*n villa. South Carolina.
J. P. MOORE PlaUniff#'Atl'y.
Greenville. S. C , 17th Juo*. 1&7& 7-<J
i i Ul i_i 1
Administrator's Sale*
T>Y VIRTUS ot an Order frofll 8. J.
x> Doothit, Probata Judge of Gteenvillo
County, I will aoll at tho lata residence of
O. W. GARRIhON, De'cd,
on .Saturday, the 22d inet.,
i tbo following Persond Property, to wit:
1 Mule, 6 bead Cattla, 14 band Hogs,
Corn and Fodder,
Household and Ritchen Furniture,
1 Wagon, Plantation Tools, Ac.
TERMS?CASH.
i B. UllARLES, Administrator.
, Juno 7tb. 1872. 8-f
' STATE OF SOUTH CABOLIHAGREENVILLE
COUNTY.
In ihe'Conrt of Probate.
' WM. McKINNEY, Jr., vs. CYNTHIA P.
1 TAYLOR, ot a!.?Petition /or Partition of
\ Meal Eeiaie.
IT appearing to my aatisfaetlon that Thomas
Taylor and Luctada Jane MoMaban, Defendants
in this oase, reside ont of tho Stato;
> It is ordered, on motioa of Barlo A Blytbo,
f Attorneys for Petitioner, that they do appear in
person or by attorney, at a Court of Probate,
to b? boldon at Greenville Court Rouse on the
28d day of July next, to show cause, if any
they ean, why tbe Real Estate of PETER
TAYLOR, 8r., deceased, should not be sold
I or divided as prayad for. On failing to at*
t tend, their consents to the same will be ootor?
od of record.
8. J. DOUTU1T, J. P., O. Or
June 10tb, 1872. 12-2
OOrSIOElRT,
f AT
Reidville Female College,
, J USE tUt, 1871.
i THE YOUNO LADIES
f PVeMPVconnected with (he aloTeCTT*"
, \7 * S \7 "institution, propose flv*T^^
t in^ a CONCERT m Friday 21?i
i June, at ft o'clock, in behalf of "ffllt FLO.
RIDE CALHOt'N LITERARY SOCIETY."
fth Ailmittion?80 Cents.
Person* connected with Literary In titut>ona.
28 cent*.
Rt* Minister* of the Gospel and their families,
free
Miss LULA TOD?, President.
1 Miss Mattib IIotchbsoii, Secretary.
Fees ft 6 1
1 1 ;
V ? a a.? a ? ma. ?- 'a
I mc i ?nr? o? rronaie,
[ ORSBNVILLK COUNTY.
. BARKSDALK CRARLB8 ri. RDMUND B.
r OA RRI8UN, ?|4 other*?PHition ft SmU
, Oj Jtopl Enat* to jefy Dtbu, fbe.
IT APPEARING to my aetiafaetloo that
John If. Uarriaon, VifM 0. Oorriaon,
and Mary Uarriaon, MMaMi tkia eoae,
roaida oat of tHa Slot* t It la ordorod, oa mo?
(ton o( Sullivan I Btokee, tbat (la; do dpI
poor to peraoa or kjr attorney, at i Court of
Probata to Ha bold an at Qraaa villa Coart
- Houia, on tiU M day of Jnlw nett. to show j
eaaee, If aoy tbey oan, why the Raal Batata 1
1 of O. W. OARRISON, fiemai, .liould not J
Ha aotd to pay tHa Dobu of aaid immfcrtd I
for Partition ?oo?| tHa beirt; on failing to I
attend, 'bolr eon rente will Ha entered of reowrd. M
Wt?li,U.D00THlI-+^ J
I - .. . ? Jt'el 11
For Bunt or fltftifc f
HOUdB. aaaaad a^aere HoaaaM?
Ha the Court Uouaa. It
Vl gflfflroonlalneetaht eprlrht rnr.m,,
r a Ion alt neoeeoery oat Hal Mingo Parterrni,
v a mum
UnJaBM iIMIFM. ' 8
' w "-?';7xow,H.O