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1 ? Administrator's Sale. By elrtua of ?n order from & Jr Dovthlh Probata Judge of QreeariBe Ooaotjt I will mII to the higheet bidder, at Greenville Court Houea, on aaltt day in May ntmi, all tha Notae and Aeonunta belonging to Ota EeUUe of JAMES LOCKE, daeaaaad, nod J ESSE J. LOCKS, daoeaeed, wbieh are eon Idared doubtful. Tha aaid Notae and Aacounu ran ba aaan at tha office of tha Judge 1 of Probata. Terme eaeh. M.J. LOCKS, Adrainletrator. April 14, 1870. 1 April SO 48 S > Spring Millinery. stuns. &?w juuBsaaaff WOULD INFORM X1IB Lad tea ot Greenville and viotnI ffSjlHlr, that the h*? opened her UHRBstoik of ijBW SPBIH* MILLIHBBY, Mr To which she calls the at tenJiff tioo of iMMMwiliK pnrohases P0f la thia UP*. Her prices are R E A S O N A B E E, And the will take pleasure la ex hiking bar GOODS. A call U daalrod before baying, aa she fee la confident of pluiitg. . April 18 47 Bin Election Tfotioe. An A el lo Kitablith unit Maintain Syttm of JVe? Common Sehool? /or <A? AaM of South Carolina. o e e e e SECTION SO. That It aball be the doty of e.ob County 80boo 1 Commissioner, immediately after the passage of this Act, to divide bis County into convenient School Districts, for all purposes connected with the general interest of education, and re-district the same, whenever, in his judgment, the general good requires it, Each District aball be B wietnaiLln Uia-amssmiisSmaemmindnfin ? ?- ?"v uinii?^cuioD( ana control or the Board of Bchool Trustee* boreinafler provided for, who shall hold their office for two years, and until their successors are elected and qualified. .' . Sac. 33. That It shall be the duty of tho County Board of Sohoo) Examiners, at their first meeting, to order, in and for each and every school district in theit County, an election for a Board of three ^9).School Trustees, whose dutios shall be hereinafter prescribed. The said County Board shall also havo pqwer to fill, by appointment, all vaeanoies which may occur in the respective School District Boards of Sohool Trustees io their county. Bkc. 34. For the purpose of conducting the - election provided for in the foregoing Beetion, a public meeting of the voters of each school district shall be called by order of the County Board of Examiners; laid meeting shall m presided over by one member of said Board o f Examiners, or a perron ?y them appointed ; shall appoint a Secretary, who shall keep a fair record of its proceedings, to be deposited with the County Scnool Commissioner, and shall than proceed to elect three persons, rests dent in the said school district, to serve as School Trustees for one year : Provided, That fifteen days' notice shall be given ?1 every such publio meeting. Sac. 36. That the said Trustees, within fifteen (16) days sflet their appointment or election, shall take an oath or affirmation faithfully and impartially to discharge the I duties of their office, which oath the members are authorised to administer to each other. . Skc. 36. That It shall be the duty of the said Trusties, any two of whom shall constitute a quorum, to meet as soon as practicable after having been appointed or elected and ((Uttlifiuit, at such place at may bo most convenient Vn the district, and organise by appointing one of their number Clerk of the Board, who sbali preside at the official meetings of the Truitecs, and shall record their proceedings in a book provided for that purpose : Provided, That each member of tho Board shall be dnly notified of such meetings by tbe School Commissioners of the County, j Approved February If, 18TO. Bach of tbe Townships of this County, as surverod and marked oat by William A. Ilndson, Esq., will constitute a School District; and in each of the School Districts, as tbus constituted, an ELECTION is hereby ordered to he held at the established prccinots, an Friday, (As star (A (ft/A) day of May ns-W, fer the purpose of Eleeting Til H EE SCHOOL TRUSTEES for each ot said 8chool Districts, tbe Polls opening at 8, A. M., and closing at 4, P. M.; and the following named persons ere hereby appointed to preside over said Elections and see that tbe results are reported to tbe County School Commissioner,) will cause to be posted np at throe publfo pin res in their respeoiive School Districts, notices of the time and place of the elections. The Election in District No 1, Dunklin, will be presided over by T H Stokes. Esq. The Election in District No 2, Oak Lawn. will bo presided over by Win 11 Evan*. Tho Election in Dlatriot No 3, Fairview, will be presided over by Ju R Savage. The Eleetion in District No 4, Grove, will be presided over by Wm Lenderman, Esq. The Election in District No 6, Austin, will be presided over by Hon J B Hyde. The Eleetion in Dis'riet No 0, Gantt, Will be presided over by Capt J H Ashmore. The Election in District No 7, Butler, will be presided over by Wm A Hudson, Esq. The Election iu District No 6, Greenville, will be presided over by Robert MoKay, Esq. The Election in District No 9, Chick's Springs, will be presided over by Alfred Taylor. The Election in District No 10, Paris Mountain, will be presided ovar by Thoa W Roe. The Election In Dlstriet No 1], O'Neall, will be presided over by Jas K Dickson, Esq. Tba Election in District No 12, Bates, will be presided over by Wm West, Esq. The Eleotlon in District No 13, Higbla&d, will be presided ever by B J Stewert. The Election in District No 14, Glassy Mountain, will be presided over by Joseph Barton, Jr. The Election in District No 15, 8ainda, will be presided over by Davis W Hodges. Tbe Eleetion in-District No 10, Cleveland, will be presided over by 8o!omon Jones. By order of tho County Board of School Examiner*. JAMBS HARRISON. Chairman. Greenville C. II., April 10th, lb70. Ap 10 48. 8 They Have Come! "RtTOW dew tell i wbat do vow mean 7 i. 1 Why, surely Samryon ain't that green. Didn't you see them wagons four Htending nl tbe Fairview Store 7 Bless your soul, there's goods tbar surs ; Bo WW nd cheap for oa*b ; Knock* Mi* dollar atom* alt to *ma*h. Now, III tell you what I law, And mi word I* |U goo<r*alaw : Mo*Una and Lawn*, *o ato* and ray, Pretty a* the earliest lower* of May, Calico and Print* of *v?Vy atrip*, , Make* lk* gal* lew* a* large a* I If* ; A* for MofimtV)*** and CbaIHe*, You ought to mt> vy *t*nr Sallie'*, It'* a alee on* a* fur* a* pun are horn, Stand* oat all round M atW a* a horn.* Th*n, with bigh-h**led Boot*, and Bunoh behind, ( She melt* the heart* of all lb* male **x and klhd. Hen Mm t? a* fair a* a lily, to* j 80 lib* granny'| nip* without a *t*ia. In MM, *h? 4 fttmdap. b*hind and kaferd, AH from th* stock of the PairrWw BUre. Than* y?*eeo hay .lor tweutj-JW* e?at*, A ai** Utile ho* wkh all.iw content* i Candy to n!e*, and Trinket* of geld? Oo ret n ho*, aad it* treasure* an fold. Ill not attempt te tell all in dalnil, For well I kfcow I would certainly fail. But |*t me adrIre yea to main* out your kill From th* boaatiful atook at tba Star* oa th* hill. Don'l ran abont, hut ge aad hay aM Krpm tk* wall-1 led stock of ftlhad TAM C1?ik tr ?*??* omAUJUt Ap 13 4T 3 I Have a Timiili Coroa.?You bead not have il long; go to your Druggist and gat a buttle of DR. TUTf'8 CELEBRATED BX , PMTltlllfr, It Kill KM e??i fta. It .to daageeode ?e nag toe t Coughs. Thto valuable preparation may tto tound in every village and ham tot la (be Sooth and TTeet RENERAL MARKIN6 m KQa I' HAVB BEEN THROUGH MY BTOCK ud Marked Down all Qtodiipoo whtoh ere haa been any [n the Hew York market Hare already &&.3V3& <k?(S5&SS&?83 TO IT f STOCK., And will receire a Large shipment this WBEI5., AKD ANOTHER NEXT WEEK. My Stock will le as LARGE AND VARIED Ai usual, ud will bo SOLS A B tOf A? on; of tbo Mm* quality of Goods con, or will bo sold In THIS MARKET. Porebosers ore invitod to eoll and oxamlno my Stock. No charge for And polite attention guaranteed every cnstomor. W H. HOVEY. Ap 0 40 tf NEW STORE. JOHN B. OOODLSTT Respectfully informa tb? Public that be baa commonced Bueineae again at the Old Rtand of LONG & GOODLETT, Wbaro be baa juat opened a portion of bia Slock, conaiating of JjD IS. ?? ? ib> ID S3 ? Groceries, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Ac., All of wbieb were bought at low flguraa, and will be aold for CASH OR BARTER At a alight advance on Coat. lie aolicita a ahare of tbe publio patronage. Ap 6 46 tf Notice. THE SUBSCRIBER has on* hundred and sixty-three dollar* f?r the heir* of William Wynne, deceased, brother of Slotoan and Robert Wynne, formerly of Greensill*, 8- 0. The heirs of said Wm. Wynne have not been heard of or from for eleven (11) years. If anid heirs do not make application for said funds in sixty day* from the date of the advertisement, I will pay over the same to the nearest relatives. SAMUEL MORGAN. Exeentor of the Estate of Robxiit Wvnnb. Cedar liill, Spartanburg, 8. C., April 6lh, 1870. A p 13 47 4*' JUST ~ RECEIVED AND T3AT) ft ITU run HJ3M AT CLYDE & HOVEY'S FHFYY SAOK3 NO, 0 , North Carolina FLOUR, AIX) A LARGE LOT OF S U a A RS Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, C Extra, (standarHA C Extra and Brown. PURCHASED SINCE THE ELECLlttEff AND ARB OFFERBD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Either by the Barrel or by the Pound. OUR STOCK OF mi REAiV-MAQE CLOT (MUG HATS, SHOES, OROOERIES. SAR3D-T77A.IIB. CUTLERY&CR0CKERY WtMt ABBOlfln, And the Public Generally ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SATISFY THEMSELVES A* U Price* * ? 4)Hll<T CLYDE &HOYEY. Mob 23 44 - U MISS McKAV HAVING JUST KHTUHNKlt PROM M?w T?k, *111 #p? On Thursday, 14th Instant. A Wutiful nImIIod of Franeb Pattern Bonneta and Hata, 8*aw and Hair Hat*, of all tba (aibionablo abapea. Ola Ladies' Cap*, Klbbona, Plowera, Infant'a Lace Hata and Capa. Jet and Imitation Hair Hoo4a. ptf A cat! it roapactfutly aolicited, Ap 13 , 47 3 W. 1 OPPOSITE TH T>B(JS RB8PRCTFULLY to iofona tbo Ladfei jp ' bu od band on* of tbo largoat nod boat aol fall to gfto general aatiafaction, oosaistlng of Window Shades fr< Paper Hangings an Piano and Table C Oil Cloths and Ena Window Hollands n? 1, ?j t jyaiuusn nuu JUU.ee Cornices, Loops an Mattresses of all K Pillows and Cushic All orders entrusted to his oars, will moot with *41 KINO 8TRBET, AND 0PP081TE March 36 4 The State of South Carolina. GREENVILLE COUNTY. By S. J. Doulhit, Require, Judge of Probate { of laid Coanty. t, \X7 HEREA9, Leonard Will'sms ond " V T Freeman Martin have filed a Petition In my Office, praying that Letters of Ad 11 ministration on ail and singular the goods 0 and chattels, rights and credits of HENRY 1*1 R. WILLIAMS, late of the County afore- I said, deceased, should bs granted to them. |. 7'hete are, therefore, to cite and idwonlih j all aad singular ibe kindred and creditors 0 or Die said deceased, to be and appear in i the Court of Probate for said Couoty, to be a holden at Greenville Court House, on (he 28tti day of April in?t., to show cause, if a any, why the said Administration should d not be granted. ? 8. J. DOUTHIT. J. P. G. C. ? Office of Judge of Probate, April 14, 1870. ] April 20 48 2 J The State of South Carolina. ' GREENVILLE COUNTY. , By S. J. DOUTHIT, E,quirt, Judge of Prohalt of taid County. WHRREA8, Sarah A. Bierflold has filed a Petition in my Offloe, praying that Letters of Administration, on all and siogular the roods and chattels, rights and credits of ISAAC BIERF1ELD, late of the County aforesaid, deceased, should be granted to her. Tkete are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear in the Court of Probate for said County, to be holden at Greenville Court House, on (Ac 28th day of April iutt., to show cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be grated. S. J. DOUTHIT, J. P. O. O. Offico of Judge of Probate, Ap. 14th, 1870. Ap 20 48 2 ALFRED A. BAHBOT, A?JSsra IJP?S reiaa CHARLESTON BRANCH , or TRI HAVANA S EG Alt FACTORY, " LA VALENTINA." FINE Havana Tobacco Manufactured Exclusively by Cuban workmen, will, with skill, produce Begars equal in Quality, Style and Fragrance to the best brands known. jaf" Orders unaccompanied by References, will be sent C. O. D. 118 East Bay 8treet, CHARLESTON, S. O. Mar SO 40 Sen* Oil AS. HICKEY, j SIJLBiER, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME manhpaotuf.br, 345 King Street, (BIEIA!B1I,18ST?N, S. <B. LOOKING GLASSES OF ALL j RT7T.R PTTTVT^ Trt TO A wro A V X A?flAUaO> , OLD FLAMES RE-GILT i EQUAL TO NEW. Mar 30 45 3m 1 _ i CHAS. D. CARR & CO., ? .ft IE S> SB <iff WARE ROOMS, 1MV Xinfi Charleston, I. C. I TT AVE always on bead * large aaaortment I'l of English and American Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, S Ply, Ingrain, Venetian and liemp CARPETINGS. Velvet, Bruaiel and Tapeatry RUGS and MATS. A full assortment of DOOR MATS, coinprielng Coir. Bruah, Chain, Alaeante, Siaal, Adelaid and Plain and Fancy Sheep Skin. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from the beet maker*, of ell width* and great variety of patterns, Table OH Cloths, In Marble, Oak, Rosewood and Ma* hogany. Mattings, Cocoa, Manilla and White and Cheok India. Drugget and Crumb Cloths. Patent Step Lnddera for hoasc nae. Parties residing in the country can rely on having their orders promptly filled, and if diagrams are sent, can have carpets made up, and Oil Cloth* cat and fitted to rooms and balls. Mar *0 45 3m HOliTVTFIB^ 3B*&t3S?p N. W. Cor. King & Wentworth St?. CHARLESTON, S. C. THEOLOGICAL, Scientific and General Book House. Sohool end College Text | Books, Surveyor's Instruments, Drawing Papers. Hooka aant poet paid en receipt irf price. Mer 30 43 3m Fa VON SANTEN, iMPonran or PARIS PAWrV GfiniK Toy*, Doll*, Oamea, Children'* Carriage*, Freach Confaotonery, Fire Work*, INDIA R1JBBKR GOODS, Buoh m Clotbiog. Karaory 8h**ting, Ac., 23* Xbi-Si 2 door* abor* Market, CHARDK8TON, S. C. Mar 3ft 45 ly* JOHNSTON, CREW8&CO. Importer* and WkoUeala Daalera In STAPLB AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NOTION8 AND 8MALL WARES, IB/AW:WI* swaaaff, OHABLESTON, S. O. Mar 3ft 4& M* miss. E BIG BOOT, i mod Publio of QroenrUlo County, that bo acted 8took?, and at aaoh prtw ai Will not >m $1 to $5, id Decorations, overs, tmclled Cloths, r csl i__ ivr ?Miuues, Curtains, d Centers, inds, >ns, Slc. prompt attention ud all goods warrantod. THE BIO BOOT IN THE BEND. i 3 m* Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facia*, to me directed, I will sell, before tbo ,'ourt House door, on Saleaday In May nest, etween the hours ot 10 o'clock in the fore, loon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon, One Tract of Land, containing 93 acres, oore or less, adjoining lands of John L. Westaoreland and others. Levied on as the proprty of George Tilftian Hughes, at the suits of . D. Green, W. P. Vaughn and others. Also, one Tract ot Land, containing 200 ores, more or less, (homestead to be set off to efenJant before day of sale,) adjoining lands f J. K. Bates, J. Madison Watson and others, .evied on as tbo property ot T. J. McCarrel), it the suit of Bonnctt Freeman. Also, one Tract of Land, containing 303 ores, more or loss, (homestead to be set off to J tefeadant before day ofsale,) adjoinding lands >f estate of A. B. Crook, J. K. Bates and >tners. Also, all defendant"* right, title and interest In law and equity in one Tract of Lande containing 2(15 aarea, more ot* teas, adloining lands of C. C. Montgomery, Joseph Cooper and others. levied on aa the property of U. W McCnrroll, at the suit of Bennett Freeman. Also, on* Tract of Land, containing 250 acres, more or less, (homestead to be set off to defendant before day of sale,) adjoining lands of Jackson Poor*, T. E. Ware and others.? Also, one Tract of Land, eontaining 100 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Charles Chapman, Stacy Chapman and others. Levied on ts Ibe property of John J. Cooley, at the suits ?f Louisa C. Boiling, Executrix, and dtbers. Also, one-half interest in ono Tract of Land, sontaining 100 acres, uioro or less, (known ss lbs Oin Place,) adjoiuing laTida of J. C. Cothran, Woody Jordan and others. Levied on ar the property of J. M. Cooley, riecoased, at the luit of George W. Jordan, Administrator, vs. John J. Cooley, Executor ot the Estate of the laid J. M. Cooley, deceased. Also, all defendant's right, title and interest in law and equity in the following Tracts of Land, to wit: No. I?the Old Homestead Place?on waters if Mush Creek, containing400} acres, mora or less, adjoining laods of James Chastain, Jamas McMillen, Larkin Cannon and others. No. 2?the Taylor Place?adjoinining lands >f A. A. Naves, Minerva Taylor, H. P. Forrest and others, containing 218} acres, more >r less. No. S?the Saluda or Wills. Cox Place? containing 237 acres, more or less, situated on Saluda River, adjoining lnnds of J. II. Clcreand, William West and others. No. 4?the Fleming 11. Fuller Homestead Place?containing 440 acres, more or less, adoining land* of Sarah Barton, William Fuller md others. No. b?the Fuller Place?containing 200 teres, more or less, adjoiuing lands of W. W. Itobertsuu, A. A. Ncavea, William Fuller and >thers. Levied on as the property of Oliver Barrett, at the suit of Sarah LoftLs, Assignee jf Blford A Donaidson. Also, one Tract of Land, containing 230 seres, more or less, (homestead to be set off to defendant before day of sale,) bounded by lands of William Walk ins, J. I). Charles and Btbcrs. Levied on as tho property of Samuel Campbell, at the suit of II. Sullivan vs. W. II. Mounre. W. A Penncrand Samuel fnmnl.ell AUo, *11 defendant's interest in one Tract of Laod, containing 1200 acres, more or less, sdjoining lands of John Hice, John Charles tnd others. Levied on as the property of iVillism A. l'epper, at the suit of II. Sullivan rs. W. II. Mouncc, W. A. l'epper and Samuel Campbell. Also, one House and Lot in the city of Greenville, near the Jail, hounded by Spring ind Broad Streets, and by Lot bolooging to dower, Cox A Murklcy. Levied on as tho property of John II. Pickett, at the suit of Alfred Campbell, Executor, vs. Mary II. Cox, IV. A. Popper and John H. Pickett. Also, one Lot in tho city of Greenville, on Main street, containing one-half acre, more or less. On this Lot are two Dwolling Houses ind three Store Rooms, the Stores fronting on Main street. This Is valuable property. Levied on as the property of Dr. R. D. Long, ut tho luit of Dr. J, P. ilillhouse. Also, ono Tract of Land, containing OS seres, more or less, bounded by lands ot John Gnrtnany, Jane Stroud and others. Levied on as tho property of William T. Stroud, at the luits of W. D. Dickey and William Choice. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for stamps aiM papers. A. B. VICKERS, 8. Q. C. April 13 4? 3 sifffW roiiBs ui^rcrsmoi inuiv?co l lun PftCVMS CftfUS &c^r\ 71 T* solo everywhere. silf\ DOWJE.MOrise&daV[S t WHOLESALE ORUGGISTS 1 OUU>HITOH?.C. N. B. Tim Commireioner of Raeenne hai decided that any rlculer can sell tlila article without a apeeial license. For rate t>y DAVID A STRADLBY, Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Com miaaton Merchants, Greenville, S. C. Mar 80 45 ftm CHAS. KERRISON, LATE till HUM. EXRY ?D01S, 252 King Street, aBAH^aaTOiT, o. 3. Mar 30 45 ?m Auctioneer and Con COURT HOUSE SQUARE WILL ATTEND TO ALL SALES OF PROl up Roturug of guoe for Probata Judge 01 AOENT for Wanao Fertiliser, Uudo Uro-jnd Bone, Mnpo'g Nltrogenlsed Phoaphate, Peruvian < W att'i Celebrated Turn Plough, Murfree Bub Corn and Cotton Planters, Clover, Orass and Luo< A Full and Complete i Consisting of Rod Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Mahogany Bureaus, (Marble Top,) Bedsteads, Wi Cookinir o Tbe largest and heat Assortment to be found Id Patent, Virginia Air-Tigut, Cotton Plant, Son Oriental. Call and I Subscriptions racaired for " Rural Carol can Agriculturist." SDMT & ARLINGTON OF EICHM Assets, over $1,300,000 I Policies Issued, 11,?Oo SHOWING a success beyond precedent. Isw Premium Plant. First Dividend on Life ] economy of its management and its earofal select WM. C. CARRINGTON, J. K. EDWARDS ?. J. HART800K, J. J. HOPKINS J. B. WOLF, SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH C J. P. TMOM AS ft t. LPtstmiT Dr. "isaac" BOARD OF E JOHN VcKF.NSIE, JOHN S. 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BE\ Match 0 EDMONDS T.BROWN, 43 HAYNE STREET, OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. Mar 30 45 3iu Notice T3 hereby given to all wbnm it may concern, X that I Will apply to H. J. Doulbit, Prohate Judge of Greenville County, on the lCrA Joy of Moy nejcl, for a final discharge aa Ad miniatrator of the Estate of MARY Ci | Bi'KUUSE, deceasod, and as Aduiinistratnr tie bonit nun of tbe Estate of 11 EN ItY II. 8PROUSK, deceased. WILLIAM L. HOPKINS, April lltb, 1870. Administrator. Ap 18 47 A . NoticO IS hereby giron to all whom it may concern, that I Will apply to 8. ?P. Douthit, Pro* bate Judge of tlVeenvilla County, <m the ilk day of May next, for a Final Discbarge as Administration with tho Will annexed of tbe Estate of JESSE J. LOCKE, deceased. MARION J. LOCKE, Adm'r. with tbe Will annexed. April ?tb, 1870. 46 4 Notice IS hereby given to all Whom it may concern, that I will apply to S. J. Douthit, Probate Judge of Greenville County, on (As 28(A d"y <>J April itexl, for a Final Discbargo as Guardian of MARY A. ARI1M0LK. JOHN S. ASHMORE, Guardian. March 28th, 1870. Mar 80 45 6 Notice IS hereby given to ail whom it may eoneorn, that I will apply to 8. J. Douthit, Prohate Judgo of Greenville County, on (As 20(A day of April nrrl, for a Pinal Discharge as Administrator with the Will annexed of the Ke?ate ot JAMES WOOD8IDR, deceased. JAM KB D. WOODS IDF., Adm'r. with the Will annexed. March 28th, 1870. 45 6 . ' Notice. s nereny given to nil whom it may eonA eern that I. will apply to S. J. Douthit, Probata Jn<lz? ol Oreen villa County, on ih* Hh day of May ntxt, for a Final Discharge at Guardian ol HOMKR JACOBS. RICHARD 11. JACOBS. Guardian. Matvh 9A. WO | Mar. 'JS 44" < , ^ L 1 ' ' imission Merchant, $ !, GREENVILLE, S. 0. 8 7 aid ?BBTY la the City or Country, and make *m Estates. I I'hnaphate for Composting, Baugh's Raw | Ouano, Vega tat or, Land Plantar and Lime. | toil Plough, Cora BheUers, Straw Cuttarr, irno Seeds. tjn itock of Furniture, SS rtl Dining and Rocking Chairs, Walnut and itidow Shades, Ac. Stoves. a the Up-Coaatry, among whieh are Buek'e i them Home, Noble Cook, Morning Star, ^ Sxamine. S id inn," "Southern Cultivator." and Ameri- " 38-3m Fob ? f\m INSURANCE CO, I OND, VA. | Net Surplus, $900,000 |J Ho lie* on Mutual, Non-Forfeiting and Return ' Policies Forty Per Coot., which prove* the ion of Kiiki. Precedent. <-? Vice-Preaident. m, Secretary. re - Assistant Secretary. c< Superintendent of Agencies. j) )FFICE, AT COLUMBIA, S. C. President. ' Secretary. Superintendent of Agsncies. I RECTORS. F. W. MeMASTKR. W. B. QULICK, V OIBBKS, K. C. SI11VEH, KAKLB. Nil AM, Oon. M. C. BUTLER. Usn. J. D. . ISAAC BRANCH, Dr. II. COOK. ALL be conducted on the plan of DI8TRIE PIfOFlTS of the business, an hereinafter 1 the policy is non-participating.'' a on the lives of husbands and parents, or a, or other beneficiaries interested in their _ dependents, and the same shall not he liable < ?pt as provided in the policies issued." i payable IN GOLD: Provided, Premiums ^ nds shall he In rrv rfgaget or liens on UN)UBLETHK AMOUNT LOANKD." if cured in policy at pari of the contract. olicies. policy, end surrender value where "interhe insured off from home office. This fet b ies, cost the Southern people very heavily lie only company that provides against such _ r have in their policies, that parties who i, "or the United States," render their polnat tans before uncertain, and is too great a ik* A model charter and model policy, plainly !? ngainsl sacrifice. ?r. when all cash is paid, and of second year, i is unreservedly recommended as in every it erected in Southern prosperity to look to j institutions, and thereby establishing thai permanent prospeiity. Bear in mind that North for Life Inturanre, taking so much nal power to our competitors, mpany, thoroughly Southern, in the hand* nt assets, recent risks, the most secure of nil of South Carolina all funds accruing therein, can be desired ; aud we only a?k a full exIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INmage. C >f the State, requiring a deposit of $50,000 r the better protection of policy holders. FFERSON & HANSON, General Agents for South Carolina. 't/Livs a smith. rry. | 42 3m STEAM BAKEHT A M> ? CANDY MANUFACTORY , T By J. C. H. CLAIISSEN, NO. 10 MARKET STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. J; ALL kinds of Crackers, Biscuits and Cnkes manufactured daily of the nest South- B ern Sour, at lowest market price. Has at bis Establishment au extensive CANDY FACTORY. Their Cwudies are made to order, and at all _ times fresh ; warranted pure and to staud the climate. *:ll U oil- i - ^ UUM. IP Mh 23 44 3m* [ Edwin Batkb. Geo. Ski.man. Tuos. R. McGawan. Cols. K. Rate*. EDWIN BATES & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS CLOTHING. 122 and 124 Meetlng'Bt.. q CM ARLESTON, S. C. Mh 23 44 8m* J. RAP&M & GOo importers a ad dealers in HJIRD WIRE, 7 1 CUtLBRY, GUNS, BAR IRON, STEEL, ] Ash 1 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ' 130 Mefttlng-St & 62 East Bay St., \ CHARLESTON, S. C. Mb 23 ; ? -44 3m* ED W ARD PEKKV, PRINTER, STATIONER. - -? AND DEALS* IN I LA W, SCHOOL AND BLANK < HLANK ROQKS nn hand and made to order of any pattern at abort notice. Minding and Ruling executed in fine style. 1 Wade k Co. Printing Inks for sale at Ike man ufaeturers price. So. 155 Mcetiug-St., of>po?!lr Charlttton Ifottf, 1 CHARLESTON, S. O. Mh 2d 44 Cm* The State of South Carolina, j GREENVILLE COUNTY. In the Court of Probate. 1 WILLIAM FOREST r?. JOHN FOREST, . Aduainlatrator, ? al.?Pttilion for a Sinai SrttUmenl, <f c. 1 IT appearing to my satisfaction that Cham- I pioa Forest, Louisa Bradley and John I Fontt, Administrators, defendants in this I case, reside without the limits of this State: It la therefore Ordered, that they do appear i in person or by attorney, at a Court of Pro- 1 ' bate, to be holden at Greenville Court House * < for Greenville County, on the 11th riay of Afuy l i ncjrt, to show canse, if any tbey can, why a ! final settlement of the Krtate of \LFRrD FOREST, deceased, should not he bad and a Dcoree given thereon ; on ftt'uing to attend, their consents will be en'.efed of record. S. J. DfltTlIIT. V. J., 0. C. April 2d, 1870. Ap 4?-? % MMHlJfjeBiliBii Mm pais toll ? shoulder, aud it mistaken for rheumatism. * stomaeh ta affeoted with Iwi of anfetito d sickness, bowel* to general sostlve, |nw laa alternating with lax. The bead la too*<d with p*in/ and dull, hoary aenaatloa, oonerabl^loaso^msnicry, accompanied wdtb " ' ^ ^^Walnful sensation of har1 I U r n I'ta loA undone aoutoihiug II1 V J ft gwblch ought to bar* boon mmammmmmmm *006- Often oompIaJulng weaauoao, uuuiinj, and low apirit*. Borne toa, some of the above srmptotos attend the ease, and at other time* rerjr few of them ; t the Lirtr la generally the organ moat inIrod. Cure the Lirer with DR. SI .TITO OTIS' Liver Begulator. preparation of root* and herb*, warranted bo atriotly vegetable, and oan do ao injury any one. it has been naod by hundred*, end known ' the last 86 jeer* a* one of the moat ralia>, efficacious and harmleaa preparation* erer ored to the suffering. If taken regularly d persistently. it i* sure to cure. Dyspepsia, headache, HkdHI ATM liaundioe, costiveness, sick flfi&ULttlUIl. Iieadache, chronic diaraffections of the adder, eatnp dysentery, affection* of the kidys, fever, nervousness, chills, iliuuu of the in, impurity of the blood, melancholy, or pression of spirits, heartburn, oollc, or pains the bowels, pain in the bead, fever and ue, dropsy, boils, pain in bpolt and limbs, thtna, erysipelas, female affection*, and bilus diseas^ gone rally. Prepared only by J. H. ZEILIH * CO., Druggists, Maoon, Ga. Pries $1 : by mail $1.26. The following highly respectable persons n (\?lly attest to the virtues of this valuable sdicino, and to wboin we most respectfully for: Gen. W 8 Holt, President S W R R impany ; Rev. J R Feldcr, l'crry, Ga.; T C arkley, South Carolina. For sale by all Druggists. Jan 10 36 din * r. MARKWALTER'S T7CF.HC, Broad-st., Aiignda; (Sa. MARRLE MONUMENTS, s?aas ssssjs?, ^?. MARBLE MANTLliS, AND FURNI'URE, MARBLEOF ALL KINDS ON HAND, OR FURNISHED TO ORDER. tw All work for the Country carefully oxed for shipment. Oct 6 20 It A. J. ROSS & CO., MAN UFA CTURERS or DEALERS IN APAXNBD AND PRESSED WARE, asd COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Done On the most REASONABLE TERMS, And with promptness. itoro Noarly Opposite the Post Office. Feb 16 30 tf CUSIIINGS & BAILEY, etOOKSEL. Limits AND STATIONERS. To. 262 Baltimore St., Oppoaite Hanovar, Baltimore, he largest stad best assorted stock in the citr of SCHOOL, LAW, MEDICAL, DENTAL, Classical & Miscellaneous Books. KXF.RAL BANK AND COUNTING LOUSE STATIONERY of all kinds, LANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDXR IN ANT STYLE OF BINDING AND RULING. [(STADwntD 1811 ] Mnr 1 41 f,m JOHN B. HKIEUS. LD1IST Si LI1M Mil. tAND gives his close slice, bo is confident of giving satisfaction office will bo attended Mar 30 44 if . mi mvnin ?? - ? jluxx a vi.liJ2TAULE MTOIE WKMi Cures diaeages of the Liver end Stomach. TUTT3 EXPRCTORAKT A pleaaanl eo<-? f?.r Coughs, Colli*. A<\ rUTTS SAItSAPARI Ll.A AND QUEEN'S DRLtOUT the great Alterative anil Wood Purifier. TCTTS .IMPROVED 11 A 1 It L)YE, Warranted the best dj'e in nae. These itandaid preparations ere for buIb by Drug* gists everywhere Oct o-ly. THOS. C. MARKLEY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 17 l>ey-$t., New York. QUOTATIONS and inWmatinn promptly given about ALL KINDS of niershandlaa. Jan 13 34 if For Sale. TBB HOUSE and LOT. on the Rath rra eriora K"nd?known nx the floodlett |*i.h(>u*e?for further Information apply o THOMAS STERN. Feb 2 37 tf For Sale. f??< THAT pleatently aituated 1TOUSK I til and LOT, on the Corner of Cofice and HJLMcBm Strecta?for term* and pnrtieu.. ara, enquire of THOMAS STKEN, Feb t 37 tf COMFORT and < urt f t : Ruptnrtd Sent pott paid on receipt of 10 eta. Ad* treat Hi. K. U. FOOTK (Author of Medical Common Senae), No. 120 Lexington Axcnuc, New York. A WAY with Spectacle*. Old eye* made ^\_ new, easily, without doctor or medicine*. Sent pn*t p*ld on receipt of 10 centa. AAdtey* Hr. b. B. FOOTR, 120 Lexington Arenee, New York. Mar 16 *1 On;*