The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, June 08, 1870, Image 2

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4* aiiSEwVotiLt, . o: WtolMI1AT, fWMM t, 187Q. * JjJ A Oood'^ribtiaf Fmm for ^ WK offer for ul? a g?od PRINTWO HAMD PKBSS. which twin melleat order iJ The else o! lire Bed is 28^?29 inches, end 8? turn* out es good worh ** oan bo deaired. ?a A bargain is offered to a ca?A purchattr. u Addree* this Office. Income Tex. -? v p] Tlfh newspapers almost universally, ere gu hammering away at the IooomeTax, which, ^ la our humble opinion, is the most righteous end judicouc, and in every way expedlsot (a tax that can be imposed. It falla udod the a wealthy eUaeee exclusively, and then only B|] lake* aomething from their aarp'na. It is w the only way in which the weelllth moneyed men of the United States ean be made _ TD lo feel their jnet share of the hardens of government. The only system of taxation ff) that will drive the monied classes into the w ranks of retrenchment and economy, with fr their powerful influence, and thna relieve ^ the middle e'as?es and the poorer classes and the laboring from the terrible weigh ' * ef taxation that is destined to weigh them ^ down if not lightened. We believe the clamor against the Income Tax originates with wealthy monied men, ^ and the large city papers themselves, the recipients of large incomes, are oonstaolly asserting it lo be unpopular; whereer, if explained to the people, and the country ^ and inlat.d newspapers woul' diacuee its ^ rarrits independently, nnd not follow blind- ^ ly. as is too much the custom, tha lend of the city dailies,- four fifths of the voteis of ' , the United Stale* would support it. As it is. there is reason to fear-that, as usual, the interest of the mas*##will be trodden under foot, and the Tax Bill arranged by Con I ^ g- ess to mske the ri*h richer, and the poor poorer. Yet our chantry will a*ill boast ^ of its republicanism. Politicians are con. . TTM tinnally boasting of their regard of the dear people ; for tlie interc-t of the maMes, and for the poor especially. The world haa '"l' Never known but one true friend of the poor. It is He who preached the sermon ^ on the mount, and those who srncfrrly adopt His principles. Onr political philanthro jist take care to " carry the bag" to be filled for ihrir own use, and seem ever ready, Judta like, to betray their masters?the " people?witli a kiss. If many of them j,]el wou d repent and hang themselves l.ke ? Judas, the world would be the guiner. <<)t( tr< Japanese Christiana- -Hypocrisy of the ^?' Nations. , _ v. wri Wo saw it staled the other day that 00( the persecution of Japan Christians had 'vm e?~ " "? vu.i.vwi vi >uv IVVU IUCJ ywv in office. lk n The Meeting on Mon4r. The meeting in the interests of the Air- J' Line Itailroad, held in tbs Court House on lhe Monday lest, ws? s rousing and enthusiastic one, the room was nearly or quite filled t i? t f * o The rpeeche* were well received, and every thing'paseed off well. Read the pro- *rn ceedings elsewhere. Democrats and Radi- * sals tor once met hermoninusly together ^ upon one platform, both parties feeling the force of the importance of the enterprise to Greenville County and this section of the *er State. " ? 1 ? . . ' ? Mar Bkoetloa Aflktr. eBl' On Sunday evening last, abont 4 o'clock^ r*'D whilst some colored boys wer? congregated T'?' nesr the ojper bridge, one of them, Is*so *'1'' Cannon, aged about lg years, having a pis WM tol about him, acei< entally, it is thought, |r^11 shot Hjavsv Moose, abont 14 years eld? The bsll entered the right breast, and may prova fatal, fha former bae be a a committed to JeiL .. B , i~, the I ./ " f return thanks to Mi. Isaac 8te- md raans, Agent at the Depot, for the Spriag- It le Held, (Mass.) Jhpmkiioen, tnm which we have TVs made an extract. > u. ' * '" <4#?r |f( Mr ' ''"TT** - ?" " " y ceased, because all had either been slain, banished or enslaved by the heathen rulers of Ja- abj, P*?- . ' th? The most horrible atrocities have been com mittci^ in tha face'of the world by "the Japan-. t ese Government on the unoffending few in tb?t ( country who were Christians; and not^a single government among the so-called Cliristiib natiopt uttered 'a eyllaldo o7 remonstrance. ? T* All tliis^shows the'profound hypocrisy of the boasted philanthropic rulers of tbe naliont.? we The English, American and French public ni' men have made great to do about the Africon ?nl1 slave-trade in times past, not because they tlin really cared for the Africun, it is evident, but pie because it was agitated into a popular mens- but uro, and politicians wish to be popular. If vill there had been any genuine love of truth and anl( humanity in these professed philanthropists ,?;g they would have seen to it that remonstrances anu should have 1 cen made by the Ministers of Christian nations, which would have stopped the fiendish conduct of Japan; but as there j}ej were no rofrs to be gained by Such a coursix and no parties to be strengthened, the representatives of the puissant nations of England, France and America silently suffered horrors . to be inflicted, death and slavery to be imposed upon the Japanese Christians. $foth- ^eD ing would have been easier than for those governments to bavo stopped the persecution. It lias been the fashion of the British Tory 'ew writers to abuse Oliver Cromwell as a ty? *?d rant, fanatic and all that is odious, and many t?hi American writers have weakly adopted their hon sentiments; but the truth is thnt Cromwell neae showed himself the ablest ruler and the moat Qrei Christian that England ever had down to this pj4| day, and the main reason-was that Cromwell j)rul was a genuine Independent in religion, and was, therefore, a friend of religious liSorty, and In wjlt) favor of religious toleration. During his ^ j reign in England, he suppressed roli?ioua per- ^ seeution on the Continent of Europe. The fierce Kotnan partizans were afraid of'OLtvaR ; and if our modern rulers of Europe and Amcr- P,n ica had half his religion and genuine philanthropy, there would be soon a peaceful end to scligious persecutions all over tae world. w "* * * Com "Whtttemore Re-elected. l,ibii The United States Congress has declared Rev. B. F. Whitthmorb, who was one of the members of that body fr"i? this State, " unworthy of a seat among them for oomrptcon- Bn duct in selling an appointment of a cadet -to plcfu West Point." Gov. Scott ordered an election w'l'> to fill the vacancy, and Whittemore has poop been again elected by the colored votera of his district by an overwhelming majority, over a Zebr respectable opponent of the same party. Com- spec! ment is unnecessary. The New York Tribune jumj thinks that Congress should refute Whitte- by s more his seat, and thus teach his constituents 0f w a good lesson, that they ongbt to pay some p|e ncus 't. u.. ?* ? " ? s Wo mmmni >* l?? allien af*a#?o~ ?of Qre?n viile County to the irtbkilfBd r?* Payer,'' which we^.afrom tba Cofroli 1 i SparUtn. It (?? tktr ud Mtia(Mtor}' ' showing- that the of tax 1 ion for tba oa the two hudrtl ooaand dollara aubaeriptloo, will ba ntla small affair and mily mat. Vfcs ar 1 iment and flguraa of Tax Payor ara aa < aclly in polut for Qreenvills aa for Spar- ' nbnrg County: " Air Litu Railroad?Mr. Editor: Abb 1 opoeition is about to b? mods to lbs poo* e of Spartanburg County to subsaribe the ' m of $200,000 stock lo the Alr-L no lilroad, on eoodition it pass through the nlre of the county ; and as the object of xalion ia always to be carefully consider* I, I propose to make an estimate of the nount of taxes that would hare to be met l?i 1st the Road ia building. - , " I will state that the oootraet It already ade with a responsible company of eapi lists, to builj the whote line in two years )m the commencement of the work, wbioh ill be about next September. The conlotors taking $2,700,000 stock ia the sad, and $2,000,000 in Bonda of ths Com\ny. But to complete tbe work more oney must be had, all that Is asked of this >unty is to subscribe $200.00, 'payable eight quarterly instalments, to meet hich, it is proposed to issue the Bonds of e County, payable ten, fifteen and twenty fare, a? seven per cent. " Aa many persons seem to think the hole sum would be ou interest from the , ft, ! propose to show the operation for ^ e first two years, at which time the Road . to be finished and running; le interest on #25-000 for nrw - - - r J year U $1760 00 , ic interest on $25,000 for 9 ] months is $1312 00 t le interest on $25,000, for 6 . months is .. $075 00 \ e interest on 25,000 for 3 ] months is....... $^37 60 j hole amount of interest to he J psid the first year. . $4,375 00 j e other hundred thousand to . ( be issued the 2d year the t same way... $4,376 00 ^ 1 interest on the Hot $100, ? 000 for the second rear..,. $7,000 00 lole amount of inter<sl the' f second year $11,875 00 Whm the Road is built and pays a div y nd, all interest census, as the dividend J O I be applied to the payment of the in sat. There can be no doubt but the id will pay. The contractors, who are tlthv eai>tintt?l* *a 1,11,1 - , . -"' "B ) in the s'ock of the Road, shows be* id all question, that they have confidence it the Road will pay. But I may b# ;ed why it is necessary to subscribe, aa contract is already made with respon- 1 le capitalists to buil 1 the whole line in o years. 'The answer to this is. that there are b or more competing line* and ff toe fail to * sc I lie amount required, they will imme <1 tely comply with the conditions. But 1 are near the Air Line, and the Compa- '' prefer this route, but if they cannot '' i.e here they must select the nearest line 0 t will piovidw the moans. The peo * of York proposes to raise the amount. ' they are not on the direct line. Green- r e and Spartanburg, by subscribing the aunt required, can get the Road. If we s tins opportunity, we may never have 0 titer offer. f TAX PAYER. o o ith of Dr. Jeremiah Stokea, of Hair- ^ burg. n 'he Pheenix, of June 4ih, contains the 8 y sad intrl.igence of the death of this ti tlemsn, whicli took place at hie resi- S ee in Hamburg, in this State, on the 8d hi ant. Dr.Stokes w as widely known as the R s President of the Bilnk of Hamburg, and men enj >yed more of the confidence 18 respect of a large circle of friends, to n# ch b* was well entitled, by Iih sterling esty, courteous manners and fine bust* M talents. Dr. Stokks was a native of .... snville, and raised and eductted in the jn| rict, where now reside several of his -j, hers and other members of the family. ja death will be much regretted by all j. knew him. and >>3' bis own immediate wh ivi-s and Irit-nds, will be felt ?s a great wh The loss of any citizen of his intrk opi ce, high character and enterpiuing are t, is a publ.c calamity. 11,6 cot The Clroua. . ?<x e have had Old John Robinson's Circus erj pany pay Greenville a visit. "It ex- s-u ?-d on Thursday last, in the lot usually 0f pied by similar exhibitions, on Church ,p( :t. A good many of our citizens, ladies ?er gentleium, attended, and all were am ted with the menagerie as well as er the riding. Quite a number of the ool !? from the . country also patronized The Elk, Polar Bear, Horned Horee end A' e especially gained the attention of the Jot a tors. The Aus ratlan Lemper, who *' >?d over thirteen horses stationed side *? Ide. also secured attention. The storm th< rind and rain oecuring while the pro were utider the canvas, occasioned a I deal of apprehension, e* It was feared sight be blown down. Nearly every present got more or less wet end mod pf the canvas not being lbs cleanest in is te world. ^ th Still Another Violent Storm. o Thursday last, about 2 o'clock, the tern section of our City was visited by try violent storm, more eo than any we m w of. Within the short space of five 01 II tea or leea, from eighteen to twenty at s, large and smell, some stalwart oeke, tr * proelraled, ilto the long and aabetan- m lumber shed of Mesera. Oower, Cox A 81 k ley, ail aated near the Depot waa blown o! rely down. During ite continuance, *' fell in heavy torrenla It waa not ao ant in the eaetern part of the plaoe, 01 otigh the wind waa high. Thia gale 01 confined to a very email eoope of tar. ^ y. at lea at we have net heard of any m effect* for any dittane* arotand. BoUtiere' Fenalona. i# House of Rapfoaentat)*** hag p**o*4. Wl Dill granting peneione' to the eoldiera widow* ofaoldiar* of.the war of 1812. probable the bill wilt paaa thv'fteifaf'd. . 1 will ha good new* to many nf*4y per M In oor Mothn of tbe Union. t* ? * jw^ M ^ >r -u m awegggsB^pBSMgacggg Aft tftft mnriuj nfinnift? ... Ifdltobd lfitHfg , A Urge nod enibueiaetie mwtfn| of tl? bleodf of fbe ?Air-Uoe Rtilreod woo bold 14 the Now Coart Boeee On Monfey. (Soleo doy.>Oofft W. K. feoley io tbo Ohofr. - Tbe Cbftfraran stfttod, tbot tbo objtoet of Ibo mooting "woo to roootfo tbo Report of tbo Commit too appointed .ok preetoae mooting, to report o plon for oondnoting tbo oompoign to oeoaro the' roUAootton by tbo people of tbo County of tfto oaboorlption o' 1200,006 to tbo OoPHol Stoek of tbo AH>Uoo JEUilroed Coin pony, nolo -by tbo Qounty Com mtM ion ere. The following Report woo onbatttod by r. Q. DoyMwo, Eoq., Cbolrmon of' the' uummiviM: REPORT. . The Committee to whom It ?u referred to report a programme for conducting the canvass ia thU County In the intvreet o? the Air-Line Railroad ia order to eeeore the votes of the people in favor of the subscript ion of the County Commissioners? having had the eobjeot under eoneideration?beg leave-to recommend, that an Executive Committee, to eoneiet of Thtrty Six tnembere, be appointed by the Chairman of this meeting, whiob shall bo charged with the duty of presenting the oleitna of | the enterprise to the votere of the County, end of making all the arrangements deem ed neceeaary for the proper end soeeeeaful condu-t of the canvass. T Q. DONALDSON, Cbeirman. , June 6'I|, 1870. ( Nr. I)..n?ld?on advooat-d the eieima of , I he Railroad in e speech forcible end ap- . i ropriete. He was followed bjr Hons. Jaa. . M. Allen and Jno. B. Hyde, and Dr. J as. P. B?tee, each of whom made telling speohes, ind proved, beyond a doubt to any reason ( thle mind, that the construction of the | Railroad through our County and City, would be ot incalculable benefit. The Re ( ->ort of the Committee was adopted, and .he f?>l.owing Committee npppinted : r. Q. Dannldion, Thnmnp Brier, iUx. MkB*e, H O. Hack, ' I. 1>. Sullivan, James P. Moore f)r. W. R. Jones, H. P Hammett, I 'smee M. Allen, W. R. Rarle, I J. W. Lester, James LendeAnan, . VPson Cook, W. A. Hudson, I'm Goldsmith, J. P. Doyen; ' lr. S. 8. Marshall, John Wee* field, a lamlin B aitie, J B. Hyde, p 'homes C. Oowrr J. W. Tinsley, . ?r Jas. M. Sullivan, W. A. Mo?n?y, ITm. H. P< rry, R. R. Westmoreland, ? T. T. Shumate. 8. 8 Crittenden, a II. A. McDanirl, E. N. Coleman, c] A. David, Solomon Jones, amuel Stmdley, James Rirnie, eunard Williams, Zion Collins, 1 m T. J. Earle. f< Tits meet ipK then adjourned. n W. K. EASLEY, Chairman. tl J. P. Moors, Secretary. t For the OrennmUn Enterprise. t > ? / fjttrartfrom a letter teritten by a gentleman of * Miliaria, iVrtc York, to hi* litter, tcho teat 0 t/tending the put te inter in Greenville Co hi- | ty, South Carolina. ' *' If ?ny recollection serves me aright, you rcro once an ardent Republican; a real, ^ ownright, genuine, pure and unadulterated ladical, in polities. From the tone of your ? etters, and an article written by you and cop- " ed in the Bala via Timet, I am inclined to the 0 I t.tuni m cuangc OflB COCQO OTCT ID# I pirit of your dreams.* You bare see* the ( radical working of the Radical system of n cconstruction ; and judging by the evidence I f your own senses, rather than adopt the e cnseless twaddle of the hireling carpet-hag- r ore, who aro sent out by so-called Union men f the North, to manufacture publio sentiment (| >r political purposes, filling the corrupt press M f our section of the country with all manner j f abuse of Southern men and Southern in- p| crests. I propberied your conversion the o lomcnt I heard of your proposed residence in o outh Carolina, and will venture the prodicCI on that all of our Northern people who go ^ outh for business or pleasure, unless they old or expect to bold office or reward from le Radical government, will adopt the same inclusions you have arrived at. Well, there one comfort?we all know that extreme w ensures (such as have been adopted and en- w reed by the party in power for a few years f>' ist) eannot be acceptable to the American g* ople for any groat time to come; the inter- G ts of the different sections are sc intimately Gi tcrwoven that this state of antagonism mast d( re way. The office-holders have bad their co y ; the masses teill have theirs. Radicalism doomed, and the time is not far distant en be will be considered a bold man indeed 0 will avow that be ever held to radical nions. The war, its cause and termination, 1 things of the past, and however much jn n tnay bare differed tbon, there can be but ^ ? sentiment now?that is, to reconstruct the t>1 :ntry in all its parts ; foster sad encourage p< itai Intercourse and business Interests ev- ^ rwbra, not by acts of Congress, (unless it M ould happen to be composed of honest men, ^ which there is little hope,) but through the gr mtaneous workings of the sound common kn ise of all who wish well to their country, ^ i its permanent glory. Never mind wheth- ,0 during the war they wore blue or butternut eo ored uniforms. The chance is oomins t the i. ction last week WMk for Chief Judge and W| sooiatee in this Slate has rasa lied in a Ma- f(j ity against tba Radicals of sons sixty or n renty thousand ; even Qsnessa County has w ne Demoeratie. The handwriting is upon ^ b wall; lot the Radicals road and ponder 4-4W-B Itr th# OmifilU XtUrpriii. m m Mttirt. Editor*? I hare jast noticed a t) lintless though leading editorial in the Jfoee, si titesr of the 2&th of May, in wbtoh the wri- ei r says : " There is good reason for believing p at some of the would-he leaders of the ant I" ?i tdical par'y are canvassing the propriety of U inning a mixed ticket in this County at the si isning elections." I am not aware whether the propriety ef a V ixed ticket in this County is being canrasssd 0 r not; hot I am aware that a very large ? Sua her of oar best oitisens in City and ooun* it y are in faror of uniting with the great a oremeqt now going en in this and other a tates of the South, to unite upon a platform ii T retrenchment and reform?all the available ei omenta of opposition to the present shame* b las system of corruption which controls our a rn and other State governments j and tha'4 o< .. j. .1- . . t~ ir inenoi in w? lower BIK1 WUN ffKMII- II ' thia Btate are now loudly celling upon u? ei the upper oMatlei for organisation end oi meert of notion with then, to atuin this do- 1 reble ohjeek la thia the movement wbioh the hi K>ro-mentioned writer elludee to, awl mill h abruptly eruaji out hy planing upon It tho * light of hU editorial, or awh editorial foot 7 7 * to bj fJT* 11,000 eralgaaota, moetiy Irish, bA N rerpool for Aioorloo daring-May. . . th ggyCoogre# adjourni Joly 15. fc ? L. # 0 * I? <"+ ^ ii. i , . ' ? ?**. ttMnm irrurm*. Tb fin W?ik?. ' To #j 8*4, iVi^wl?/ Oner:?!: ? Mm4m if??'4roarf aid Cih'im iVijirr Owmtt At tfrawiMk A <7., Aw 8mmk "V %* * ! fjwrW** ?? <*? ^ ft OroonHU* ftciUad, mod aU u(k*T Inltrtt 4n tkio Oity amd fftftborkood, tkonld i Or mm uJ to uU Ammmmim o/ rtifa Vin of tko Oity of GroonotlU. Th? Oh opwwdoi Ih felW twice lioot 1844. The/ were thus foui by Me sospended for west ol pttroBi) op?stoned by the reeereee ol the wer. bought the? work*?determined to gi1 them ? lull end felr trial for austeetati* and final recompense for the outlay. 1 personal appliaatioo and reduction of tl ezpana? to ita minimum, I have made tl Qu Worka ?If auatalning aa to ordinm espouses. Bat there are extreordlnai aspens? that still take largely /ro ray other resources, auoh ? the frrque breaking of retorte?they being quite e pen*ire; for instance, two retorts hare ju been furnished at an expense of $88 ? c I found from an examination on Saturdi last, that another would be Immediate required. The?, and ?me others, are e tr?ordinary expenses that draw upon n private m?ns I am lad to the? explan tioos.'bellerlng that, if properly pre?a I < to the property owners of the Oity and i others Inter?ted in the success of to lospo tent an adjunct to the pr?parity of at eity, that mora of tha people of Ores rille would meet me with the enoouragti liberality, ef which I am glad to sty son of its eitlxena exhibit. I "here beaa to by soma, that they war* willing to inera* the prio* of Oaa if otMaurj, to suala th* enterprise, aod again by other larj property owner*, to tarn off the Om at the nater, because tba consumption had bet >na hundred feet for th* month of liny.3y another, who i* reported to be makln nord money than any other merchant I own for th* amount inverted in hia but ire#, wm surprised to find hit eonaamptio if Oaa for the month of April 500 feet, r< narked to me, that he muat reduce ita (th 3aa) expense, or be obliged to forego V aether aae. Well, hia consumption fc lay ia 200 feet. Of eo'urve tlil* gentlem* ia? a |iei feet rigtit to So * ha pfraaea aboe urning Ona, and thereby help aoataln tba rhicli appreciate* the vain* of' all Cfl; roperty. How far I may feal warrant*! i aurtaining the Oaa WnHta of Green vill urn my private reaoar***, mnat depend, ii great meaatre, on th* liberality of it itiaena io ita aaa. I am not obliged to eontlnn* these Worki 11 am not dependent upon their aneeee >r the aupport of my family. H*W Mr 1 lay allow myaelf to enpply meant to heir continuance, denenda an* awt I he spirit la which the eltitene of Green ille enoourage me. If I should dieeot ioue these Works for weot of eapporl which I do not anticipate,) the dieeontin doc will be final, ao far as these Work re * concerned. My belief is, that if tki nlerprisc is fairly pnt before the proper); wners of Qreenville, that they will sustaii '. Its failure would dampen the prosper f this beautiful town, and as a eoneeq' enes njure the Railroad interest as well, H^i lot the Railroad better favor this enter rise with special aoonmssodstion c rrighta, dr., rather than see it fail f flai ict the people better put themselves to ittle inconvenient expense, and the CH' orporation aleo, to sustain the Oas Work) alher than by pareiramiy they shauld fall I am drUrmsoed that -the Gas makin| ball be eontlnfled if noW too much col >ater is thrown on the effort by iutltii?o< {any consumers meet,me. with gratifytn| ncoursgement,' bnt when I em told b; ne of ita U>g? pri-pprty holders to luri (T his Gas bee suae hie meter indicated i inaumption for th? month of M?y 100 feet am diacourpged. 1 eao inform him, an< II other eoosumrre, thai I cannot affor< ic nee of a meter that coeta roe $10.60, not irnUh Gna for $10 per year. I would ooi ieh to furninh a meter to any one thai onld not eon mi m? more than S00 feat ir or month*?the amoni.t eonaumed by thii nth-man. I wieh the aoneumption o! aa to inereaae ao I can lower the price ol ae to 80 oenta per 100 feet; in order to i no, 1 muat l>a encouraged by inoraeaed naumption. P. BABCOCK. ??? ? Far the Oraenrille Interprlea. Mftrt. Editor*?Ac a number of year ewb. iberi hare pollaiaa in the Raw York Life juranoe Company, It will b* gratifying to im, and parbapa useful to many others, ta i in your paper soma notion* of this Colony from reliable source*. The /aeuraaee me*, which, t belieee, i* the leading taenroe journal of America, speaking of the ?? rtanee and duty of ineuring, refer* to* the eat importance of exercising proper ears d cireamapaotion in the eeleetion of a comay, and aaya that erery individual daairlog iniure " abould look well to tbo record of a mpany, and remember that a leag career el tegrity and ana none, resulting In praaenl snlth and euiinenoe, I* the beet gaarantaa ol tore proeperity and honor. Should ho par le thla teim, (and he can do bo better,) b< III fed bo company with record wpeilor U *t of tho Now Tor It Life. It challenge iBptrkon ot every point with thooo of Iff rootoot oonteroporarlca, and la aonaldorod kj any to embody tho moat complete triampl thieved in life." Tho artlolo from whlel i la la taken then proeeeda with a brief aketal r the Company alnoe Ita charter la 1641; It itabliahment in 1846; Ita remarkable proa arlty; the eonaamwate thill, prndeaoe ant *'67 with wbieb It baa been at en eyed, ant m experience, ability and Mality ot ita oA ?ra, aad aaya t - Be eh la the record of the New-fork Lift fe hare never tnveatigated one mere tber eghly aatiafactory in every reapect; aad It iteemed aad able preaident, lforrla Franklin M accompllahed aad gifled rice-preaident ao< at nary, fa. B. Beera; Ita eerefal, devote* ad aecnrate eaebier, Theodore >1. BaaU, am a Indefatigable and entcrpriaiag an per la lead at of sgeaetee, H. A. Dyer, bare a right t a prond of lb Ita board of treateea add fl ance eodam ittee, laoladlog many of the naaoe r eitiaena delight to honor, (all men of big] ipadlog aad practical talenU,) have oo-op rated with thaea otBeera with moat harm on I aa and httalligeat age tea ay. The New Tori ifa U now atrong aa a granite monntale?ai onorabU monument ef ?a fc. It bmliiaii. A |r?n4 mimt ofiNAhM iwtlu tb? Nn ork Lifc, (MmMI WM H flbto t It kti mitmdf MUkllshad i pmpmn nob la 9agta*4?) m4 wa twl JaatitaJ h w?mM*|4I> wWm 4?tj It la ta lann air Htc?, who cowpriM Avar? bm*w4*sa4 ftar, wketkar An^t* m lw|la, U f t tab* w>ayiMij to Jkit Company. It wi prove a mm ef b>iiM to tbo JppftfK.wkl living, ftft unspeakable aolftM to k\m at h * death, and a great comfort and bieeaipg to b J wWow and orphans giber ho has departed to to hotter ?* happior world." ? Pomecdy'e Dmzcrdt speaking of thU Cot P*ay, s^rs : u How, this Company is witbo a doubt tho boot managed and moot ontensl mntaal llfo iaoaraaoo oompany in tho worl (<j On tho Brat of January, 1879, oosb am worn orar iWrtu* miUiatu'of dollar*." j Tho odttor and proprietor ot tho Domoor re who makoo tho aboro statomoot, is a dlraot in another oompany?tho Commonwoalth C >D oparatira Company. I may add that for t ? last qaavtor of a ooatary dnaneial pank peetiienoe and war, haro not rotardad t he proa parity of tho How York Life. nr w. n. c. m BoRkofe to BftnFr&noisdo by Pullma nl, " It takoa Boston,"after all. 8hs Is a trii x- alow In Undine out tho taooinstioas of t! mi Pullmans, and tha delights Of a ooslluiDl . /rip; bat now that she nan w<?ke up to bol aha arts herself about enjoying them on k7 seals and under elreumeteaeee to surpass* ly rivalry. No sueh oaonrsion as that Boat Zv stalled to San Pranolsoo, Monday , has be made before, probably there will hard " aver ha another so notable in eomp?ettio * so largeln numbers, so royal in aeoorrmi ?d datione end appointments, so feted as it ,|| sore to be in iu pros rase, and so embalm in history. About 125 of the beat men ai r" women of Boston wore joined in It; >J these the generous train of sight -Pul'ms n ears?one baggage, one smoking, drinkii i| and printing, two hotel or restaurant*, t? saloon and music, and two drawing rooi ?gsvs ample aeoommondation, not on Id for riding and eating by day btit foi tire ae ing by night; and the magnificent movii jn belt of Inzurious hitmet, alive with pay b man life, awept under the breath of etaa through Massachusetts at the rata of thii *r to forty milea an lionr. Before and at tl n atarting from Boeton, many thonsand ? peop'e gathered to observe the novel cat and at every stopping place on the line, o ? rloua crowds lined the station-houses at # the adjoining it rests. The treln came in i- Springfield gay with flags and flowers ar n a revolving diae of flams from a" hot boz and was off for the "setting sun" aft B* stopping only fifteen minutes. Gov.Clafli ? was onboard, aecompabylng his friendaar la taaling the luxuries of the eat* as far as h ir tannery in Becket, and returning last nigh The trafti reached Albany at 6 o'clock, ha n having made the run from Chatham, i it milea, in 20 minutee A dispatch froi t Utiea. N. Y., still later, reporle progress i . the ret* or 48 milea an hour, and all'wel . and happy. The excursion P"?dy wi made ap or ruth peopln as Mr. Riee the, ea # member of Congreee, Mr J. M. 8. William i the importer and politician, Mr. H. C # Hougtnn. the* publisher and printer. Mi Francis P<?nodjf, the honker and with a hi* fan.lly, Mr. Curtis Guild of fha Com 1 tnercial Bulletin, Mr. A. William*, lha IkxiI , Mllar, Mr- Predrie Allan, lha merchant, Mi . George Washington Warren, tha lawyei Mr. Aleah Croaker of tftahhurg, lha Mant f faetarar, Mr. Stephen Saliebure of Worcn a tor, Har. R. C. Weterston, ind Mr. Georg P. Denny, with, in moat of theae nana*, thai wire* or ather mambara of their famllle*.'* Tha train will go through to tha city ofSa h Franclaeo, and will 5a, in fact, lha reall firat train to paw from lha very water* < a tha Atlantic to those of the Paeifin ocaai Single ear* hare gone through before, bu " this ia the firat full train, an<l e'giwhx'* tli T eomplnta success of our eoniinental rallara a *y*tem and tha American Pullman Palac I car*, it was orignally the purpose to pu* lha train through (hi* week ou fast lime * and reaeh San Francisco on Saturda, 1 night; nut the pleasanUr way for the part haa ham adopted of going mora Msurel f orer tha mountaina, and stopping to aee tli . most notable aeenery on the rotate. The ' will therefore spend next Sunday will a Br i if ham Young and hi* aainta in Salt Lak y City. The excursion will occupy about month of time, which will glee the pirtyn leaat two weak* in California, permlttini " tham if Uiay will to ri<K the Yo Semit ft and Big Treea, ?itd the wh >le expense wi J be about 9500 each,?which li chfop f?i ( the experience of to much novelty enjoy ment and luxury tbey will here in r? t turn. ' [Springfild (Jfat*.) Republican, Jfay 27 . Wi here hid the opportunity during th present week of inspecting the printed ro f citix?ne of Abbeville, liable to militia di ty. The list ?e made up in large proportioi of our colored fello w-eli ixjoe, with eeprinV ling of white* to remind them (we aup poee) that thrif race hae at ill some claim t the rights and immunitira and burdens c America* eUisen?hip. Alter the tarte the here had at " the imminent deadly breech, the* are well aati>ff?d_ we nnin? In ahnn ' well " the holday p*r?df," as "the Here log of war M If f*?rjbodj else i* uli>fi?d they hove no right to eomplein* [Abbtvill* Prtu. ) ? ? Ttiunwu FloHida. Aug 25. 1888. IfMNT* fritin & Co.?Our junior editoi hae trMd your LIVER REGULATOR, en, it taking U now, end A?da it inr?lu?bl< i to him a* oorrerlor ol the rtomaeh-snH y regulator, ol the b<>W la. ArlteUr of dir that he dared n?t indulge in lieiore thk<n| your Liver Medicine, ha ran now rat wit I impunity. Very t>o'y. . . DYKES ASPARHAWK Editors Flotldian, A BaiLaommt Deowann.?A dispute! from MeGregor, Iowa, dated May ?4, 1* a ; fallows: Meek Berk, of Ciaeineeti, the mai i who went ap with the balloon belonging t f Da Haren'a Girsus, last evening, was ear I rtod eastward by a slight breeaa. Whf ' over the river the balloon deseeoded rapid ly, falling into ths rjyer a mile below th ' town. Before the boats, whieh happens* ' near tbsspot, eonld resrh the man, he wa 1 drowued. The body his not bean recover 1 * ^ , " Goon; ths snore eommonicated th mors ehuadant grows," theref-re fait not I spraad ths good effeefe of RUMTER BIT 1 TER8 to those who suffer tor the want < s the beet Toole. ft 1* rat Field.?Mr. E. F. Btokm, of Orrai I villa, vkoM um? appear* la thl* !* ? *a * oandldalo for Oaagroaa from lha F?urt Diatriet, addraaaad lha altlarna of wAha' > I* and Wrat UaUn, on Friday night laatMr. Stokaa la a young man, vail aduoat# * and a natlva of lha Stata. Ha vaa admit ' tod to tha Bar in 1866, and haa ainoa tha J baaa praotiaiag lav ia tha Bight, ClraottA good arovd aarnmhUd to hoar him an 1 hia remark* vara vail raoatrad. Ilia polit ? tool aiava ara democrat!*, a [ Wmihalla CWrfrr, Jan* a la doll Itnaa a ah raw 4 baalwaae man' t adrartleee togel rkl efhleateek i ia*eed ttmaa ha adrartiaa* to notify tha paMie vhara to 6ad tha boat aaaortmaar j eonaa* oaoatl/ ha adrarHaaa at all Uasaa, and It toda that It pay*. To atop adrartiring I* , aqairalaot to aarigg, " I bar* atop pad bnatnaaa, and aak no mora favara ar tha * ?- *P \ .Wilaaaa thai Baa, J* A. Orr, Of Colta * boa, Wo. haa boom appototad by tha Oor ' amor of Mtaolaalppi and eonflrmod by th 1 Baaala, a* Jodgoof tho 7th JoBtM Clraol * of that Stota. Bo la a natlaa of aor tova I' and tha yowOgaat brothar of Judg# Orr, m i thlo fiatb-e/tMhraaa JifMfinotr, ML HegMBBMBanJ.. II I A and Valuable Iavumow. t1 le | uewapaperv of the tjoath WCet bri&g t u 1 glowing accounts oT (bo perjbrmsaeee ?I . Of W-COtton gl?WWb kMjtflbAM teett inHt. Louis. Bf It, Mm later\Tplot if ( tha cotton from tha btiiali said to bo cj tlrvly dispensed with ; and 1; ia bow on. d- eeatfcary |o pluck - boll#, eetton nod oil K frwu ilia aulk. It ta estimated ikit of f| bond coo piok 1,000 po?ada iu tha na ^ way auitk^r thao a perron oonld |>U'* II * pounds after the oi l My la. - ' 'u * a * ! ?. ? Sudds* Rteoaa.?Many sedate and ato a paoutooaaum* to belie+e thit riches an or dan 1 j acquired are anything but a bloeaii o- to the poeessors of tip>io ; Tel who ever haa bo of anf awe relaxing an effort lb their atrai s#t uoua exertion* to acqal e wealth. If J< ^ wiah gat at a perao-'a trtuJMitf, loot what they do and not at what they any. The deeire for wealth, quick or alow, la ji aa natural aa the deaire for food or air. There la nothing wrong in it whatever. n ie precisely this feeling that makee near everybody erasy to get ticket* in tl B? GRKAT HENDERSON PRIZE SOHEM he They know that there I* a splendid fortu *1 aoming to aome one, end we hope tha pr< h, tieat girl may win the largest prixa. T lieketa are sailing like hot oakaa. til ^ on ? " *** F? Ba Wm and Stat at Uomk.?Many jy those who have migrated Wertward. und ? tha glowing description of the " chance* 0I out thera, and the interested advice of th? ia "who have land* to sell and " paper oilie to fill op with Inhabitants, are meeti 3d with disappointment At Humboldt, ft a to aaa, recently, there were near'y a tlioi ,a and emigrant wagons, filled with distreaa ng women and chlldien. whose huibanda ai ro fathers had been induced to abandon thi Iy statements of internal?d parties, and thede p. lire hope that they could better their cc lf. dition, without knowing how it wn to u. done. Id Kanaaa City the wages of lob m are lower llian at llie East, and employ nn ly is a boon. 80 eayi the New York 7\wire. lie . ;? ?' Tnaait are numerous things, lha want **' which 'a painful. This is particularly t case wbh things to which wa have lo j been habituated The health of the boi for instance. What a formidable e I? would be the loss of light T yet tew lo ' upon lha Mine, in the connection wi ? health, with anything like discretion. ' j preserve the human faculties from th< ' many diseases, use ths ~ OLD CAROLS lMTTBIfci." vl Ir yo? wbh your child relieved 13 Worms, use Wioemau's Worm Candy I ' To 8c?rrios.?The almost dully receipt II voluntary testimonials from every para I* the country, from Physician*. Clergym* t- old and young, mala and female, la atif % dent to convince the moat sc?ptieal th ) DR. TUTT*S EXPKCTOItANT Is the mo r valnab.e I,UNO HALSAM ofthe age; man II wonderful cures have been p*rfo(med by i- as m'ay be seen by hundred* of certificate* t the bands of the proprietor. Try it at r. you win doubt uo longer. 8-2 r, mm > New Yoiik, Jane A. * Cotton heavy?tale* 2,100 baler. Go |r dell, et 14. _ Rai.tieork, June a. n Flour firm. Wheat firm?prima Msrylai y red 1.&0; Pennsylvania 1.55 ; .yellow dull, ;<r 1.08(^1.10. Pork fir.u, at .30.50. Bacon fir ?shoulder* .11. Lard nulct, at 17J. Whial [ 1.05(^1.06. Cha ri.r.aToir. June A. a Cotton, in ore doing?middling* 21 ; *al f 300 bales ; exports ccattwj*c 34A ; stock 8,9(j h* ENTERPRISE 7 PRICES CURRENT CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY j MESSRS. DAVID & SIRAOlEY, MERCHANT t greenville. 8. c.? june 7. 1bz0. . BACON?Side.,^ lb, - .?0?V I llama, " " 25 . Kbonldern, ^ lb,? 18 * BALE rope, $ilb .. II ? BAGGING, Gunny, W, yd..., 28<?35 I RAGGING, Dundee, yd .'..2<T?25 ,r bur laps,.....: : ..." r> BUTTER, ^ lb 200425 - BEESWAX. ? lb 25? 31 CHICKENS. %i bead .25 (ft 80 COFFEE, tt Vb, Rio 22 & 28 corn, ? buabel.. .7t......I t 60@fl COTTON. Middling 18) * EGGS, 7f\ doaen,.. II ii flour, v ""'k ** 00?$5 ,. GOLD SI 10?*l INDIGO, Hpapiah F|aaL....,...^-M 00? 1 n " 8outh Carolina, . >175?2 ! IRON, 29 lb, American, 7j ? IRON TIES, I II LABI), tt lb,............... I $. *1 >1 LEATHHR, ^ lb, Sole, Heml..ck,..85@:i7i " ' " " Oak,. 45@5e " " " Upper, 70 ((*75 ? - ? " n?mc??t. ::.*9(&&s * MOLASSES, ft ?al., Moseo?ede,.....?0($ " . " Nmr Orl. Hvrup, Si ! * NAILB.-fl ke*.:. I'. #7 00f?8 < . RYh, ^ bushel 1 25? 1 I SALT, 1)1 sack, Liverpool,...., $2 I SUGAR, lb, Brown .. 15 ? 20 " " " Clarified, ..20 ? ?. < Crashed,... ........ 20 SHIRTING, seven-eight*, V bale, 12 r " " retail 15 * TALLOW, ft lb .. 10@15 ? WHRAT, ft bushel?v. I YARW, Taeu>ry,-by.bale,. .?.....?Si 1 t ? HMJXV $1 1 j ' ' ' OBITUARY. Dim, in thi# Oily, on Tuesday mom in Slat May, 1870, Mi.. ROSA LI H B. DYBI , daughter of Mr. and Mra. G. B. Dyer, Greenville. * When we announce tbe departure of a heir it to that " aadlacovered eouatry from wba D .... i.ioo*,? ;wp?u>lin| (I inanity for dnMiftt regrdta th* loes, bat ad rounding influence* often obliterate th* folf n eocy of sorrow, in conaeqaanc* of tba bias | death baa ercatad. When some sen or daugl Ur of opalenea is esllad from tba ilsf* of as * lag humanity, eulogies are often pr?tiounc< 1 upon and ceremonies performed over sue lg which are right and proper, but whieh tl community receives as so maay words and I much stage decoration as may eaolribut* the petkmineaae^of tba. living j bat -whan i record the exit of one in our midst so l*a'< * cently unobtrusive, and so gifted in all tho o graces that adorn budding womanhood, v ' pay the gennine tribute that nature claims.?f May the sorrowing companions sind, friends this young being proflt by her example In III On none have the bnrdens of the times fall* so heavily as upon that elaas who are depem log apaa iadnstry and frugality alone for * re instatement in soma ot the comfort* of II h aad bom*. Little doe* tba war speculators < the salaried office-holders pause to oonstdi that their splendid ineausaa era ax tree tad fro - the wants of th* laboring classes onlyj an d that the past as wall as the praaant Involve . and involve* th* Ufa-blood of aweh labovars I being ov^r-tasked. Jt la not fen us to wltl n draw th* cartala aad exhibit th* (alarm _ aaana* of private libt If doaa, a great aim . larity among th* truly virtuous aad eelf-sui , tain lag would bawsbthlted by these oppraaa* *' eitisans of th* ftoutb. Belt aadrifloee on tt altars of flrtal and fraternal lovo and diitj weald present a galaxy of heavenly spirits.Of than*, ear daedaitad'young friend was sblnltig light?one who knew bar well beat truthful witness af It. Untiring energy, n gardleea of tim* or seaaea, prompted tba fa lllmaat of ovary defy. Never shifting th bdrdaas af th* dwy upon otbam, bar method I eal economy of time waa -mad* to yield II momenta to asaatal oaltar* and books, an tb* suss 'syetamotlaal arrangement salarga bar uadarsUadtag, aad allowed a mangle ft those light aad elegant feme la oca* pat ion that lafaaad rata?swt la all sh* did. la tbl yesmg end ptoosly trusting girt wava-casabtn - ad ueapy of thoea brilliant alematO* fro* which education and soeiaty forms same of th axaltad spaelmana af Ufa; bat , 1 M Thaw art gene to tba grave, but W* will M i deplore tbaa, , f Whoa* Gad was thy ranaom, thy guardian aad guide," , ; i ^affiSSS: I 5 .^nas^Sssss ? Lirra \i.v ? latest quotations op M) SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, 8. 0. Id Oonraotad Wo?kty for Ibo ENTERPRISE, <* b* a. a kaupman. broker, ig No. U Brood Strook ~ ra '? -> i. - Mm ?,!* . _u Stat* S ***ritn? Bontk Ooml??. ..up aw ??@?' do "? *?? xagiat'd atook, ~ : ?Qy80 K.*. a .k^-t. - -J? * *U ' . 4 kV> C'ify S*curiti??A ago* la, Go. Bond., 79 ' l 0?j . CbarlMtoo, S. 0. Stock, ? (?. 6T; 7 Charleston, 8. 0., Firo Loan Bonda,,? @70; It Columbia, 8. 0. Bond., 70 @71. 'V Railroad Bond*? Blua Rtdgo, (ftrat, mort gage)ou(<$? i Charleston and BavannSB, S TO | Charlotte Columbia and Augusta,?(J87 ; na Char aw and Darlington,?@83 ; Greenville t n?>d Columbia, (lit murt) Su@? j* do, (Slate he guarantee) 08@? 5 Northeastern, past due, with int.,?@00; Northeastern, new, ?AM ; Savannah and Oharieeton, (1st mort) ?@80 ; '3 . do, (State guarantee) ?@T0 j South Carolina, of erooupon, ?@78; do, ?@71; Spartanburg ler and Union, 60@?. 1 " Railroad 8 took *?Charlotte, Colombia >ee and Augusta,?@50; Greenville and Colums ? bin, 2@?; Northeastern, 10@?{Savannah and Charleston, ?@38 { Booth Carolina _ Railroad Company, 43@44. Errhnujt, <tc?New York Sight, one-eighth , off; one-louDh premium. GeM, $1.13{@$1.14i; Silver, fl.04@$1.08. nd ' South Carolina Bank BiTU. B,r Bank of Charleston, ?@ ? "D *Bank of Newberry ?@? lu ' Bank of Camden MM? n- Bank of Georgetown m?.,.i..10M12 be Bank of 8outb Carolina I3@I3 or Bank ofCheeter 8(g)? nit Bank of Hamburg... 18@ 15 Bank of State of 8. C, prior to 1801....07M84 Bank of State of S C. issue 1801-82.....47@48 Planters'and Mechanics' Bank of ' of Charleston .. ?@ ? he People's Bank of Charleston ?@? no *Union Bank of Charleston............ @ ? fly Southwestern R. R. Bank of Char- 7 vfi leston. (old) ?@ ? ol( Southwestern R. R. Bank of Char* < . leston, (new). hm^.?@? State Bank of Charleston 12)@18 , Farmers' and Baehange Bank of ',r Charleston ?@8 '8 Exchange Bank of Columbia- .".?@? Commercial Bank of Columbia - 78@8 of Merchant's Baok of Cberaw 0@? Planters' Bank of Fairfield 4@? State of South Carolina BUls Receivable par. * of City of Charleston Change Bills par. of ?? . _ _ ,? . n, -Bills marked thus [*] ara being redeemed 0 at the Dank Ccwnters ot eaeb. at ?a????? bt IIow to Build Cbbap.?livery "one* who y h?a any eapr-rivi Co in building, koowe to hta sorrow that the thousand and one little items included in the one word JlnitJtintj, '** make fully half the coat of house, and that ill pdvised expepdituse in this dirrotion often tana the bill far above the estimate.? To avoid such trouble and dia*|>poi*im#nt, buy your blinda, (lucre, saehee,. mouldings direct from the manu'acturer, P. P. Toale, Charleston, 8. C. dee advertisement, .d Juner- ? -* d *' I>o You Want Hkalth ! Ann Who Dora " Nor!?J ao. ha edvlaed. USE DR. TUTT'A ^ SAIWAl'AlLLA end tJUEKN'S DELIGHT, the great alterative and blood purifier.? VB There ia no mystery about the universal l2. auceeee that attenda its u-e. It la the finest selection of tonic, antiUlio'u*. enuscorbu" tie, aperient and |Hirifyinp, herba. roots and Lurks that ever entered into any tnediaiaal compound. June I t > The Living Machine gt Injure the main spring of a watcb and S7ery portion of the work becomes disordered. The human stomach ia to the human system what t> that elastic piece of metal lata a cbi'unometer. f. ...Ii..m?>u<auiIIHIVI in>v>ll<rur|Ulf, 10(1 c controls, to certain extent, tbe whole living )r machine. The comparison may be carried c_ f-jrtber : for M the weakness or other imperfactions orf the main spring it indicated on 15* the face of the time piece, ao alio ia the Weaken ness or other disorder of tbe stomach betray)Ca ed by tbe face of the invalid. The complexc ion ia sallow or faded, the eyca are deficient ^ in luatte and intelligence, and there ia a worn, 8Q anxious cxpros.?'on in the whole eoentenanee j0? which teiT as plainly 'as writUslT words could \,c do, that the great nourishing organ whoso on tflVee it is to miniater to tbs wants ef the 15 body, and to sustain and renew all its parts, 25 is not .performing its duty. It requires reno. 00 rating and regulating, and to accomplish this end Ilostetter's Htomach BitUrr*may be lc truly said to be the one thing needful. Tbe brojCi ken main spring of'a cratch may be replaced' c" by a new one, but the stomach ran only'be repaired and strengthened, and this i? one of ,t.. .k! - .f e ' ? c ?uv vujovn ui indioqp TCftviiDie restoratives c" which for eighteen jrari ba* ' eeu waging a successful conceit.with dyspcpsinwln all eli70 mates. A^a specific for IndigestieQ it stand* 25 alone. Wlicoibe.resouroesof the pbarmaco)0 peeia have been exhausted, witbowv et beat, j0 doing more than mitigating the complaint, a j0 eourae of tbia wholesome and palitable, yet e powerful, atomachio effects a perfect and perc? manent cure. In all caaaa of dyspepsia the (> lifer is more or less disordered, and upon this important gland, as well as npon the stomach r? and bowels, the Bittera aot with singular e* distinctness, regulating and reineigorating JO mT secrbtire and asslasirating organ en*, *rt? cb bodily and mental health depend. ,0 Janbl * ? ~ Notice lo Cont roc torn. ? CI BALED PROPOSALS will be receited at this Office until IS o'clock m Tecrfoy, K' the btk July earf, for RSPA (INA THB \ NEW COURT HOUSB of th . County, ae?* cording to the epeelflcetione on die et (bis Office. '* Bond and Security for the faithful perform M ance ofthe Work (nlf be reaffitred. ALR. MoBEE, Chairman of Board County Commissioners. ?* Office of Coonty Commissioners Greenville , '? Coanfy, June 7th, 1I7?. '* June 8 8 4 it JJ Notice. ?o Meeting of Stockholders Air? - Line Railroad. ?- V OBlPtRAl, WKKTTWO of \be STOCK ae HOLDER8 of tba GKORsitam am. re l.IN B RAILROAD COMPANY end of the - AIR LINK RAILROAD COMPANY OF of fiQVfH CAROLINA, will he held et the b. Office of eeld Company, in the City of Mlanm ta, Oa., on TUE8DA Y, 78ik dag o/ JUNK, 1- 1870, for the Unmeet ion of Mob buainoas M the intereat of the Company may require, to A. B. BUFORD, Presided*. , ?r Jnne 8 V " t ' J ar r ' ? ** Stat? of South Carolina* d ORKKNYILLK COUNTY. ' I> tbh Circuit Court?I? Ckonoorj. jV Itihh 8. Wens S. W. Pah*, el aL? I. Bill to Foreeloee Mortgage, Ae. i, "O Y'airtne of the Decretal Order of Jodge d Xj Orr, made In the ahore eaee, I will aell ie to the higheat bidder, at Omnnvllle Codrt r, Hooae, on Ba lead ay In Jaly next, the Mort- ? ? gaged Premloea dooorlhed 1? Ihe Mil, vleta All that Tract of Land, eitaated partly la ra the Oeantlee of Ptekeaa and OreeneilU, lying >- on belli aidoo of Balada Hirer, containing Two |. Handled" and Sixty-throe acme, more or Um, ie upon which le located the Woolen aad Cotton I- Factory, Oriel and Saw 'Mill, known as the to * Parr MUL" Tbie le ralaaMo property, aad d worthy the attention of capitalists desiring r d an Investment | It le leealed abpat eeraa >r miles from the city ef OnaStflla, dad the a water-power thereof M seldom easpnassd. A h Terms Cash. Fw*a?o la pay lor stsmf^ m aad neeara " ' * A WcHanTBL, 0. ?. 0.1. . a Clark's Office, Jnne 7, ltT?, Fahn 8 ? f, ' ? * ^ 1 i ftm~ The Colombia P%cmta aad Ckarleetoo fwTer win soppy twice a weak till day of i fate, aad oaad bM forthwith-te W. dill. . OtaU. r , i t