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Hun ! RUN !! H ?" J Act* and Joint BftaolttUnnfi Poaaed' by the LegUUtfrn-HfouHh 1|70 and 1871 - ^ , AN ACT TO GRANT? K)tNKlf*A N D AMEND THK CUARTBRS OF CERTAIN T O W SkS AN1> VILLAGES THEREIN MflNTIONBD. , ;[costixubd.J rows or cuittRiir. &?o. 70. That fr??rn au<J ?ft?r lh# 01 Ihia A?t, all of lltL StaL>i luring i J _ . ? . I I V.I i.Kii. rioa'O IIHT U4|9 III icr U'BU vr fy, ehall b* dveftted, abl afe h?nb/ de clared to be, body politic and corporal*-. J lbs Mid U>?a tit*'! be called anknown by the name of Ookeeburjr. at?d lo Corporate linilll rhall extend one nd'e n each direction from the centre io Said town. See 77 That the -aid town ahall be governed by an fntendant and eix Warden*, who ahell be fitiaeua of the United State -nod ahall have bo*n r?dJ?*nta of the aai> 'town 4->r aixty day v hnmodliUely pr*eedin their election, who ahall be elecb-d on a?cond Monday In April, 1870, and ever* year thereafter on aeeond Monday in J m uary, ten days' public notice thereoi being previously given; and that all maleinliab itanta of the age of twei ty on* yrura, oili x-na of the Slate, and who aliali have re aided in the tald town for aixty da)a im medialrly preceding the election, aha II to entitled to vote lor raid lntendaot and War dene. "See. 78* That tl?e election h>r lnteoonni mnd Ward-Mnf the e*ld l?wn shall be held in ?oma convenler t hou?e, or some olhei convenient public |>la<-e in tlir mid (own, from nioe o'ehnrk in the morning until five o'clock in the afternoon, and when the poll* ' hall he closed, the Manager* shall forthwith count the voles and proclaim the election, and give notice, in writing, to the person* e'ec'ed. The Intendant and Warten* shall appoint three Manager* to lio'd the enrtling. and any subsequent election. Whenever there shall not be an Inlendant and Wardens, or Intendant and Warden, from any cause whatever, it shall be the duty of the t'leik of the Court of Abbeville County t<? order such election forthwith. and appoint three Managers for the Mm'. The Manager* in each rase shall, before they open the poll* for said election, take an oath, fairly and impartially, to conduct the rime ; and that the Intendnnt tird Warden*, before entering upon the dutiee of their respective office*, ahnll take the oath preecrihed by the Constitution of this Slate, and, alto, the following oith, to ait: " As Intendant. (or Warden) of th?i town of Cokeabnry. 1 will equally and im partially, to the best of my ability, exercise the trust reposed in me; and I will use the best of my endeavors to preserve the peace and carry Into effect, according to low, the purposes for which I have been elected ; So h-lpVie Ond." The snid Intendant and \V?H?-n? shall hold their office* from the time of their election until the Second Monday in January ensuing, and until their successors shall be elected nnd qualified. See. 19. That in ease a vacancy should occur In the office of the Intendant., or any of the Wardens, by deatb, resignation, removal or otherwise, or in case of a ti in *a d election, an e'odion to fill r ?h vacancy shall bo held by the appointment of the Intendant and Wardens, or Warden, (as the case may l e.) or the Clerk of the Court of Abbeville County, if 'here should be no Intendant or Wardens, ten days publie notice thereof being previoudy given; and in ease of tba sickness or temporaty absence of the Intendant, the Wardens, forming a Council, shall he empowered to ebct one of their number to net in liis *t<?d doling the time. See 80. That the In'eodnnt and Wardens, duly elected and qualified, shall during their teirn of service, severally and resrec lively, be vested with oil the jurisdiction and < Magistrate* within I lie Umits <?l said town ; and tlie Intendant slinll and may, at often as he m?y ilc?m necessary, summon tlic Wardens to meet in Council, any two ot whom, with the Iutendant, may listitute a quotum to transact business, ami they shall he liiown l?y the name of the Town Council of C"ke*bury, and they and their successors hereafter to lie elected, may hare a common seal, whieh shall lie sftixed to all the Ordinances, and the said Tow n Council shall have authority to ap. point, fr--m time to time, as ttiev see fit, | such and so many proper persons to act as Maisha'a or Cons'ablcfl as the said Town Council may itfem necessary and expedient, f.>r the preservation of the pence, good order and police thereof, which persona, so appointed shall, within the corpo ate lint jts of mid town, have the powers, pr*vil* ges and emoluments mid be suhj-ct to nil the obligations, penalties nod regulation* provided hy lnw for the office of Constable, and shall lie liable to be r-moved at the pleasure ot said Council ; and the said Town Coutmil shall have power to cstub* 1 isli or to authorize the establishment of the market house in sai I town. And the sail Town Council shall have full power and att'hority, under their cor| ornte seal, to make all such roles, it? laws and ordinance*, tu-sprfff'mg the streets, roads, market house and' the business thereof, and the police ays'ein of the said town, as shall app.ar to then n?ce?*ary and proper for the security, weilnre and convenience, and for preset-vim* health, order and good government within the same; and the said Town Council may impose fines for offences against these by. laws and ordinances, and appropriate the same to the public use of said town ; and the said Council shall have the amne power which Magistrates now have, to com) el the attendance ol witnetart, and re quire them t?? give evidence upon the trial be'ureihem of anj person for a violation of any of il.ce by?-lawa or ordinance* ; hut no fine ahove ihe *uin of twenty dollar* hill he collected hy the Town Council, except hy suit in the Court of Oornino'i Plea*: And provided, alto, That no fine shall exceed fifiy dollar*, and also that nothing herein contained ehall itithorize the *aid Council to make any by laws, or or linances inaiitiaialoiil a/il li Ai> romiifi.ai I f n fit** la of tli? Stale, mid all the by-lnwi. iat?i and ordinance the mH Council may make, alia U at all Iini' a be anhjeet to re viae)or repeal , by the Griirial Aaeeint-ly of thia Stale. { [to nB CuMTlifHab.] I Tha artlote of J. L. Weitfcorcland, I Eaq., laacbcd ibe printers' haut)a too kite fur i publication, , Lun !!!?Dry Goods, < [eag aja ^ WtDWKBDAt. *Sr U, jtftl'fc Ta* Ptrerk ConVeiUWU lb Th* p?oee?diig? of tha C"ntrbtlou tber? interetting and important. Tt?? ?onvehlion met (B Inst Ttieaday evening, And coqtinned Ul B?l+IUi> four Al,A llrfc! W. D Poatci tli tlwlrJ Preaidcnt, and Attorney 0 bend CiiAHnrriAix one of the Vlec Prter Idei.t*. The Goveinor trrs invited to a Beat ?M? tha floor of the Convent on. Many rej^ ..lotion* trr* introduced, and aoma able -peechea and toporfa wre made, which wo ropo'e to publish Nearly e*arj county in ha 8 ate ?a> r*pt eacnUd l>y able man. I hare haa not btcn ?u?h a body n ct in Co* ittnbia for aomc yearc Co*. Scott wne railed on by a committee | or lit* view* f the tilt a>i< n ; lite commit* lie neidrd a full report of information at d pit dgea ptocured fre in him. The Governor, linn Dfil ether thiigo, laa ret at r<at tlx qtietlion in r-gnrd to ti c November Taxea. lie eaid tlic Dim ki would be opened at the time appoint'd by law, and all who could or w?re riadv to (ay mxt Noten>b?ir might do to, i'Ut that he would extend the time, for tl.o'e not then pr- pared to pay til! ihafirM ofllrch next, un*il after which tine no penalty for ron- paj mei.t w< uld be r? quired. G?n?ml Cheatr tit, fr< m the committee reported on Attorney General Cham1 er I i.t., - ? i ?- ? ? ? ...... - .vrviu.iui. ii (purine imo niicgeil IVU Klcx violence in the State, ?liat they learn with r<f!iet lltt vio'ence has prevailed in severnl oPUDti'i. I'tit in the greater portion ol the State rota single Instance ol violence or outrage ha? recuired. Those that did necur were owing to had government; corruption, xrhich followed by larcenies and incendiarism by deluded negroes. Corporal punishment and homicides resulted in eases where fraud aitd oppression axis* ted. These are lrmvt tnh'e liuihs, but the committee believe that remedy can he found in the removal of bnd officers and the appointment of competent and honest men in their plnc>s. A resolution was also adopt od by the Convention tbat it nnditatesno resistanee to the United Slates government, and that they neee| t the reconstruction measures as finalities, and that they look to penceful agencies as a solution of tlie difficulties of ndminististron, and that the present exigencies di mnr.d more inl ghtened efforts than those intended to promote the success .of mere psrtv, and that the following measures of reform are isaenliel fo the pence and welfare of tiio State : Fird, adoption 1 y the Legislature of rpinority representation ; second, retrenchment, hy abolishing unnecessary office*; third, reducing salaries; fourth, ihnt the public debt ougbt not to be increased, and that tbe Oovernor should prevent the negotiation of the sterling bonds; filth, relief] from lite pa) men' of two taxes in one year; ixth, to fill the offices with competent and honest men ; seventh, amendment of the Election law to prevent fraud in the control or count ol ballot*; eighth, reduction of pny and ml'eape and abridgment of the ae?sioi.a of the I.i gielnture. Adopted unanimously. Tlu tame committee reported against the Sterling Loan solum \ and declaring the in tention of the tnx pnjers not to reoognize lta binding obligation, and giving notice thai the payment of the bonda, if issued would be resisted by all legitimate means. Ths report was adopted. minority r.rrnierNTATKic. The Convention, by a latge majority, recommend lite scheme cf minority repr-aen tat ion ; that is, the right of the min< rily in every county to cast as many vote* for one or more Candidatea f?r (lie county ?? they arc entitled to elect. In Greenville, for instance, four vo'ei could begiTcn to one can" ntdalc. This scheme would insure a repr-sentation of every party in the House ol Representatives, according to its numbers It is now f?v??rcl both by the Republicans and D? m"crnts of the State, and it is contended that the n?*xt session of the Legislature will have the power to make t >e change, so that the minority in the Stale may he fully represented in the election of 1872. The Convention, before adjourning, appoin'ed a e? mmittee autb ?i?ed to reassem Ido the body at some ro tlay, when thought nece?s.?ry. I. O. O. P.?A Oreon Bough jn a Desert. Mountain Ludi>?, of iltii> City, request* (l4 to iniikc acknowledgement of ? kindness reecin-d from one of t)>? fati-roiiy, tesid ing in a distant State ; ami ni it came nnsolicited and unsought, is made doubly v*l- I uable. Mr Cki.to* O'Nkail James. at wri-ing a reiid.-nt of Mobile, Aln>-iima. and ineinoer of Un on L'?dg.*, No 13, of lliat place, baa for wauled to the Secretary of Mountain Lodge, No. lf?. I. f> O. F , bete, ten dollar*. ? a contribution to a-sl*t in erect iug u new Lodge in tbi* place. Mr. James aaya in his letter of remittance tliat tie i? ^7 birili a Carolinian, Lauren* County, removing very young, but hav many fond recollect tons of hi* i ativs Palmetto State. The Lodge returna him grateful thank* for hi* contribution, and will cheiiah the act m one reflecting honor upon the order of which he i* bo height an ornament, assuring hiin of their hearty good wishes for Ids future pio'perity and happineis. The Southern Hotel*?Mr. James O. Yeargln, Proprietor. The proprietor of the shore llotcl called ns in the other day and exhibited the improve* menu he i* making In bis house, and we assure the public ilint he is vigilant and industrious to entertain his company In a comfortable and satisfactory style. The bed rooms bare all recently been thoroughly renovated, and the cntiro house Used up anew ; besides, iiiq uiuie ia m*ao co ocar nuruen* (list will appcnao the appetite ?>f the moat faatidiou*.? Mr. Y. ia dcacrving of a good abaro of the favor* of transient and regular boarder*, and wa borpeak it for him. Jftw I'll olograph to O alter y. Mr. Wiiaatra, an aceontpliahed Photo, grnphiat, recently from Sumter, ha* arrived in the City, and will aoon comrnene* in hia huaineea. The room* over the at era ef Me'fr*. Wiiituirb A FpaOt'aoiv ere new being lilted up 'or hi* ura. Wa hope lie will ' a pleaaod with the place end the citizen*, ?nd become a prominent oitif?n. Clothing', Shoes, Groc tXrth ot Wuiiaa H. TWe iwfKiteMy tkHng* of th? of Wnxlm If. 4UVak 1? J ij. i. |M?Dd?j'e mafl. t)? died ttltr ttfulj. klrtrsjhutelia, hit haUVe BtMe, on the llih lost. ilia brtllhtlad b.en declining fief rcvt-t-rti yc?N past. hut tur ine* *b? twiddle of Wt winter, hi* herVdu* *y* Utn wee eo tttueh Shattered hy .hs*a?? that on Veltli>| Me* York lu K*l>ruary, one of hie elsi< re and a brother living in Maaea* ehue-'.-tp, heii.g ii.formed of hie oooditioa. el.fell theft emounled lo actual ineanity of mlnJ.ee well ?e I ody, took charge of IJm and carried him home with them, in the f-nd hope of miniete**|ng to hie recovery ; hat aTs* in vain. Mr llova.r ha I been a resident of Greenville for mote than twenty yea re prior to hie drelli, and wae one of the I moat valuable and highly esteemed citizens of the place, fie was an accomplished merchant, fair and honor a hie in all his dealings, intelligent and sagacious, full of the aphitof progress and improvement, and liberal in con* tribo'.ione of bis means and time in promoting object* that lie thought nioel conducive to the wollfare and proaperily of hie adopted home. lie was especially alive to the interest of :lie public schools in Giecnville. of ev ery gratlo. IIo ?u a friend and father to the young men whom he employed, and ban let up s?7eral in busimrs, giving them the benefit of hu capital and name a* a partner. Ho will bo gratefully remembered as a benefactor, and the name of Ilorar will be lastingly and deservedly respected In Greenville. The Court The following sentences hare been passed since our last report: Jefferson Davis, burglary, one year in the penitertiary. Edward Soesd, rlo! and assault and battery, two months in jail and f5 fine. I ward Snead, assault and nailery, four months in jail. Jmnes Isaac Ross, riot snd assault and battery, six months in jail and $5 fine. Andrew Burdine, riot and assualt and I battery, six months in jail and $5 fine. Chm!es Gordon, assault and battery* three months in jail and $5 fine. Concert at the Court House by Prof. Decamps and Pupils. A Concert will be given m next Fiidsy even inp, 19th inst, at the Court H??nse by Prof. M. O. D*Cawrs. assisted by hispnpiU commencing at half- past seven o'clock. The programme f.?r the occasion will d'iu>>tl*-sa be an excellent one, as Prof D-C. could not give ua anything but a superior selection. Those who have be.-n present on former occasions conducted by this distinguished j teacher, well know how to appreciate this promised entertainment. His friends and I lime olhia pupils are cordially invited to attend. Distribution of School Funds. W. \V. n? beiitson, Erq.,(Vunty Trca?ur er, informs us ilisi, sim-e ii?e 1st instant, lie luis disbursed school funds to the difT-ra nl terchcva of Greenville County, to ilie amount of $3000 and over, still a great many claims are left unpsl I. We are clad to know that our school conductors are heinc paid in part, if not in whole; for they are at heat an illy supported class, and liava our hearty eommiaseratlon. Every sutn of money sp-?nt in the County, however small it may he, tends to the gen eial relief of the financial pressure. Odd Fellowa' Encampment. Dr. C. L. Mtkrs, of Charleston. Is now in the City, the cucal of Thomas Sykkk. Esq one of the leading members of the fnlnrnitv in this place. He is pa?i Grand Mat ter in Ilia Ord-r, and is here for ihe purpose of establishing an Encampment, which is the highest lodge of Odd Fellowship. Ha will meet a number of ihe members of Mountain Lodge, this evening, at 8 o'clock to institute a lodge as above named. This will he the first one of the character in the npp-r part of the Stale. The Chaster Reporter. E.G. McLusti. Esq., a cenilemau of education ami In'ent, lias resumed the puhli ration of the Ileportrr, and iasuas it at ih* healihy price ol $3.0<> per annum. We have no dofltbl that Mr. MtLuiuc will put that pap-r in the foreino't rank of week ly journals, a position it has always sustained . ? ? ? FOR THK OTIKK* VILI-tt B9TKRPIKVSI. Mrttrt Editor*?You will oblige many rltb sens, hy giving notice through your columns, that a public in outing of the citizens of the lower portion of Greenville and upper portion of Laurens Counties is requested to beld on the third Saturday of June next, at the store ol Tandy Iiaob, K*q., (four miles below P.itrview,) to take Immediate steps for the formation of a new county out of portions of both of said counties, lying between Saluda and Fno-?e Rivers. The present great necessity j of making many of oar counties smaller, and having the court bouse more acoossible ami convenient of ge'ting to, is apparent to every ntss, tkst it is useless to elaborate npon the | qMMttoft. The fact of a poor man living 25 I or 8# miles from the court house and having 1 I to ye to town to pay his taxes, attend court as a witness, or perhaps be so unfortunate as to have a suit or eauru for trial in eourt, and tbon being detained for weeks often for several terms before his case can be beard, is simply ruinous to thn material intcrostof the country, .nfl I. . .:? l I 1? -- 1?? ...... .. ? i.v ii.mi imrrior iv juiiifs dciiig uietod out to those who are subjooted to Ike capricious delays cf both Judges and lawyers. Pellow-citiscns, let us, one and all, move in thia matter, and, by concert ot action, we will accomplish what we wirh. MANY CITIZENS. ? ? ? CiiaUi kstox, May I ft. Cotton higher and iinsHtlrd ; middlings Ift{@t6}; net receipts 060 hales; exports oast wise 617 ; rales 3t>0; flock 17.104. New York, May 16 Cotton easier ; sales 3009 bales; uplands I A*. Gold. 11*. Bsi/rtMoait. May 1ft Flour dull and favors Itnyera Wheal huh mr unio ana inat?n? ; others quiet ?n>l un<-h*iwed. Corn. Southern white higher i 7?<971 ; vollow 76(976. P?rk 16 60.? Shnuhl-re 7 J ; elear nt) side* 10$ WiiUlcj eraree at 9'i|(S6??.j series, &,c., at tt* C. M EDITORIAL COBRE8POHDEHCE AuobltA, 0?o., M?y Itlb, Looking in at rk? Tajt-pdjwt Convention ill /Vwiity through Columbitt~-Trip to Augutpf Georgia Kditon?ExcurPton to I*Uniting Point* l Longhjf Cotton Factorn and Bath Paper itUt*? Horticultural and Floral Fmir?ltmcc*-,Ball at Niyht?Toombt, Linton Stephen*, B. If. Hill and Dae id Diekton. Having business In Augusta, wa aalectcd the tint* of visit when there waa the moat likelihood thore would be matter* of interest transpiring here, and when tbo city would bo most interesting. In passing through Columbia, on Wednesday 15th Inst., we stepped in to soo the Tax-Payers Convention, then In session, and attended the evening meeting, which assembled at 8 o'clock. Wa barely took a glance at the convention, remaining but a few minutes, the sudden chaDge of the weather to a stiff chilliness having given us a severe head ache. Judge W. D. Porter, of Charleston, was occupying the chair as president, and did so in a very dignified manner. Speeches were made by lion. Gabriel Cannon of 8pnrtanburg, ex-Senator J?mes Cbesnut of Kershaw, Qen. M. W. Oary of Edgefield, and others, who were listened to with much Interest. Their remarks were forcible aud to tho point, each Of them expressing a deprecation that tho mooting then assembled should be anything but that of a convention of tax-payers, raising or discussing no political issues, but to remonstrate against tbe oppressive and burdensome taxes imposed upon the people, which are orushing the vitality out of tho State. Tbis convocation will result iu great good, and will lead to the staying and partial rectification of some of our grievances, at least; the delegates, many of them, being composed of our best intellect and high moral character and property, holders, and have met together a* cllixcns and taxpayers (or tbo purpose of ferreting out and exposing the frauds ? J perpetrated by (hose who now occupy the publio offices of the State; and respectfully suggest to those in authority some plan ior mitigating and lightening tba burdens now staggering those who support the government of the State. We were pleased to see that John L. Westmoreland, Esq., was representing Greenville County in the Convention. Taking tbo 2.28 A. M. train, we arrivod in this ancient city at balr-past seven o'olock.? Leaving the cars, wo wulkcd up to the hotel, passing through streets that are shaded by numerous large and stately oaks, whose foliage borders the msny beautiful gardens of shrubbery that adorn the walks, and which afford shade to pedestrians, especially, and suggesting a coolness that to the view alone is refreshing. in* oeoitotA KtMTom.ti ca*va*TtO!?. Learning that the Editorial Convention of the Georgia l'ress was in session here, we repaired to the City Hall where its deliberations were being hold, knowing there would be pleasure in viewing so respectable n body of gentlemen. Upon entering the building, we found the body not tbon silling, but waiting for the arrival of a necessary quorum, the time appointed at a previous adjournment being at half-past nine o'clock. Soino fifteen or sixseen members were assembled, including the President, Col. J. II. Christy, of the Athens Watchman. This gentleman received us cordially, and extended a wclcomo to tho South Carolina Press. Col. Christy is a fine, handsome looking and portly gentleman, whose suavity of address and courteous demeanor towards those who come in contact with him, as fixes tbc admiration anil applause of all.? lie was in 18(17 elected to Congress from his Congressional District, tut never having had bis disabil tics removed, nor able to swallow the test oath, was debarred the honors conferred upon him by bis fctlow-citiieu*. Although not in the National Legislature, yet he is not idle or any less useful ; a Democrat of the first water, ho wields a trenchant pen in cause of that liinc-houored party. His paper has considerable influence in upper Georgia, and wo trust will long exist to spread tho truth. The convention could not have selected a more dignified member to prcsido over its deliberations. We were much pleased in our intercourse Jleiolvnl, That wo, the member* of the Adolpbiao Society, lake pleasure in commending tbe portrait of Dr. J. C. Kurman, which baa juitt been completed by oar nrti*t, Mr. Albert Ouorrjr. Hrtoh-ed, That wo tbink tho work admirably executed, and well worthy to adorn the walls of our Alma Mater} for, a* we look up at tbefnowy look* and age-itricken feature* of our beloved 1'rosident and preceptor, wo aro almost led to believe tbat our mind* are swuyed by the influence of bis presence. HttoUql, That it i* our sincere hope that Mr. Uuerry will heneoforth prospor in the refined occupation he has ehoson ; for ho ba* in truth, effected a complete success in representing on canvass tbe life like image of him whftm nnaUrllw _;il I. ? ? ? ? -* * , J uvuur, Mill upon WHOM memory succeeding generations will dote with a peculiar fondness, because of the good re. ceived at his hand. ltfolrtd. piat a copy of thoM resolctions be presented to Mr. Oaerry, and that they be published in the (Jreenmlh Knfrrprin. 0. S. BRADFORD. President. C. C. Drown, Recording Secretary. Tiikrk are at praa<-ul over 600 applications a week for patents. with the Georgia Editor*. Amung sfco other* present, mi Mr. G. A. Miller, of tho Columbus .Sun. He informed us that ho was well acquainted with tho late Vardry McBco, at Lincolnton, N. C., and after the latter moved to Greenville ; ulso stated that he road law as a fellow-student with Pinckney Mclloe, inquiring for Miss Malinda and Alexander McBco, Esq., saying that it I had been thirty ) cats since ho had seen eithor I of them. Mr. Miller likewise alluded to the rotnantio appearance of tno Fulls in Greenvillo. After waiting for considerable time beyond the assembling hour, and there being yet no qnoruin, (the members no doubt enticod to the other attractions then presented at various places in the city,) the President and those present, uumbering twenty or more, adjourned, to accept an invitation extended to the Press Convent! >n, by W. C. Sibley, Esq., President of the I.angtey Manufacturing Company, and Win. Craig, Esq., President of the Bath Paper Mills Company, to go on nu excursion to their respective manufactories, situated several miles distant, on the railroad.? We being invited to accompany the excursionists, accepted the offer of a trip that gave promiso of so much pleasure. The following gentlemen composed the party : Col. J. A. Christy, Athens Watchman, President Georgia Press Association ; J. A. Estoll, Savannah Aries / G. A. Miller, Columbus Sun ; John L. Stockton, Augusta Conetilulioualiel ; Patrick Walsh, Augusta Chronicle J- Sentinel, and Ilanner of the South and flantere' Jouran// C. II. C. Willingbntn, LaG range ltepo>1er ; 8. A. Atkinson, Southern Manner and Farmer <t Arliean ; John F. Sbccut, Southern farm Journal ; J. B. Gorman, Talbotton Standard; John F. Waterman, Houston Home Journal John II. Christian, Lumpkin Telegraph ; 3 M. G. Medlock, Sandersville Georgian ; W. F. Combs, Dawson Journal / lauics A. Wright, Washington 0 a Me tie ; C. W. Hub ner, /iiijiiim / i lie Uenrgtnn ; K. V. Smith, Iiruimwick Apprul ; T. A. Burke, M.icon Southern L'hriitian Aiicoratr unil Southern Farm and Hume ; S. W. Min(h?m, UnfTln Middle Georgian / J. C. Unlit-j, Greenville (8. C.) Knttrpriee / A. Y. I.M, UkttleiUn (8. C.) Sural Oaiolinian ; Col. W. A. HeiJ, Into of Macon Telegraph ti Meeerng. r ; Mtj. W? Craig, President Hutb l'?|i?r Mills; W. C. Sibley, Esq., President Langlcy Mnnufaetur,ng Company ; Me^. K. \V, llull, 8outh Carolioa Railroad; M. F. Potter, Superintendent Lang ley Manufacturing Company; Judge Alex. Fbilip and Jamet L. Qow, of Augusta. At 10| o'olock, the patty proceeded to the depot of the South Carolina Railroad, tr'eere they found a train awaiting thoir arrival, under the ebarge of Conductor R. E. MeMnnus. While on the eart, the tecne was one of continual merriment and jocular repartee, engaged in by every one, and for overflow of good feeling and hilarious amusement, we have never seen excelled. The refreshments > I ARK'S.?An Entire r i i^iiiiiT-n t wore farniabcd by the boapltality of tboM wfcm Mkj intuitM, Vrfd kr-h kitMrtJ.' VI IHTIWnVH WVVU nwvjTkPIt T?! l^illOWCOTTW llMtmctBUt, 7 After a abort rA, waa tenoned, wlilch if located in Bdge^dtd County. bight nila from Augusta, on tke 8oatb (/proline Kail road.? It waa organfacd March t2d, 1870, and tfork toward a completion commenced in May, and machinery put in operation ?9th March, 1871. Tba company originally contemplated running tbe mill two-tblrda fultcf maoblnery, and oopital o?ly raised aufficlont for tbat purpose. At tbe flrat annual mooting, tba atookboldcra resolved to fill tbe mill to ita utmoat capacity ?9,800 aplndlea and .100 looma?and for tbat pnrpoao iocrtaacd the capital f100,000, making tbe wdrking capital $400,000. The mill i? now working 100 loom*, and will bare tbe remainder in oporation at an early day. The officers are, W. C. Sibley, Esq., President; and M. 8. Foster, Superintendent. Tbo convention spent between an hour and a half and two hours in watching and exatnining tbo working of tbo machinery, in which all were much Interested. The rooms?two were visited?wore one hundred and six feet wide by 224 feet long. To follow tbo raw cot' ton through its varied course to whore it was ' loft in tbo shapo of cloth, and see tbo wonderful I perfeetion with whiob machinery is made to ! run?the carding, spinning and weaving, engages the beholder ; all this, too, cn so largo ' a sculo as tho Lnngloy Cotton Manufactory.?Tbs weaving is performed on tbo Lowell Loom, running at a speed of one hundred and fifty picks per minute, producing 4-4 sheeting and seven-eighth shirting. The number of I hands employed must he between two and I three buudrud, and embraced men, women | and childron, whose bnppy faces greeted the | visitors with an oxprossion of satisfaction and contentment. Tbs wages paid varied from fifty cents to four dollars par day, depending upon tho amount of labor performod and the skill pnssossod. The Convention next proecded to the cars, and before long, the train held up at Situated on Horaa Creek, aevcn milca Train August*. Mr. Win. Craig it tho President, who conducted the part/ through tho Mill*, with tho grontort politcnei* and attontion, explaining the variod complicated ratnificationj of paper manufacturing machinery. All witnca*ed with satisfaction tho difTcrcnt processes of manulacturo Tiotn whero the material revolve* like pulp in the raU, ultimately pass* ing through drying cylinders, to Where it i* cut off and counted into quires. We could not avoid noting tho rapidity with which th? counting ard quiring is aono, the female em* ployed heiug so expert in ita execution as to count and adjust twenty-four sheets ns soon n* the looker-on could numerate one-fourth of that number. An invitation was next extended to tho company to repair to the office, where a substantial repast was partaken of. Then chain*paguo popping followed, and toast and scnti' went was the order of tho hour, during which speeches were tnndo by vurioua gentlemen. Ilath Paper Malt* are an old concern, and turn out very superior paper of the different qualities?Ilook, New*, Wrapping, etc., and wo bopa its worthy President may live long to conduct them. The company is a wealthy one ; there arc 3000 acres of land attached to the Mills premise*. The party returned to Aagustn, pleased and delighted, well satisfied with tho kindness and hospitality of Messrs. Sibley and Craig. TIIK IIUItTICl' LTC IIA L. KXIItniTtOX. This exhibition opened at 'be fair ground* within the City, on Wednesday, tho 10th, continuing two days. Tho last day wo visited it, and saw much that was interesting, although many tilings hud been removed.? Numberless flowers of variegated hues, adorned the tables, tho names nlono or which would lake up a great deal of space. Of the truits, there weae oranges, apples, plums, pears, all ripe, and cabbages, turnips, beets, squashes, etc., etc., all of which were raised in and con. tipuiouK to this city the present season.? Many of these articles were awarded prcuiiumi. TilK RACES. On Thursday evening several horse-races caino off, over the Fair Groun<l? Course, at whlcb i lie re was a very lirgo attendance, Itut the programme was materially interfered with hy tho rain, which continuod to full all day. One or two hoats, however, caino off, one a scrub race, the latter was very amusing. TI1E BALL. The members of the Tress then in tho city ( receiving compl mcntary ticket* to tho second annual grand bi ll of the Cotton States Moohanical and Fair Association, we, with a number of gentlemen, attended,being inform cd that the beauty, style and polish ot Augusta could be there seen in miniature. The strangers present were not disappointed in their expectations, although the number of ladies in attendance was not full, owing to tho rain. The fair ones present wore not only beautiful, but royul iu appearance, and their fine dresses were gotten up seemingly regardless of cxpenso; one especially, wo ohscrvod whoso Itcautiful face, large symmetrical form, an"d graceful movements gave her a queenly air.? Tho dancing ?as superior. The earlior part of tho evening the hall was occupied by tho boys and girls, who " tripped the light fulltnntic too " equal to their elders. uisTiaauisiiKn Georgians. At tho meeting of the stockholders of the Georgia Railroad Company, now iu session hero, Hon. Kobort Toombs, Hon. II. H. IIill* Hon. Lint?n Stephens and David Diekson, Ksq., are in attendance. Our trip, though short, has boon an exceedingly pleasant one. J. C. 15. ron TlfE GREENVII.l.V ENTERPRISE. Dr. Fnrm&n'i Portrait. Whereas, tho Executive Committee, and many orominent members, bare inspected the above named Dortralt: tln-mf,, u n JYktc Stock?Cheap lit* Miefoiiri lilttr, by tnkinic thort ! etit Norora a penlnBnTn, h?<" trnrifoiTrii! n part of Nrtnnha Coaoty, Nebraska. to Mi* aourl. (Tlii. territorial ncceOBion of the lat* ter $tai? compri?e?* 4 ."00 acres, and con* tales population of 200 pfpple And many fin* farm*. : v[ V -? ? - ? -? - } ptn<(i or THR ZoOiao.?A philosopher to lie Wfrt, crown lii'n admiration of lh? Ct'OTV Peeioral, ?rii?i Dr. Ayer 'or Instruetf?ns under wh-ch ?'gn lie -hull l>* bled, which blistered,end whieh voniilol.'oid un d-r which lie eh ail itk? Ay? r'* I'ilU (or on ' nff'-cHon uf ih? liver; nla> under which ?lgn hi* wife should rnrnmrnce in lake the Mar raparPla for lior ailment. He adds thai lie already know* to ween hia en I ?e? under Taurus, chang* hi' pig? in Scorpio. eul hia hair In AiUa, and a??k hi* feet in Pise?* or Aqneriu* a* ilieir eondiiiou r- quire*. 8.:h<?ohnlater* a'art (or Wi?oonsin, nod viali Mr Ham whru you tret iheie. 52-5 f Lowell Daily AVim. Tea Futi'rb Prosperity or tri Sooth. There can he no douht that it would contribute greatly to the future prosperity of thia aection of the Union if many amongst u* would turn tbir energies and oapiial iu new channel* of ontcrpriso and limine**. Tho old ron.U nre clear, I nt thoy ure worn and crowded. Itlnzo a new path through the wood* for yourself, young man, and you will arrive at tho goal of ruece** ahead of your competitor*. A striking example of the value of this precept it found in tno rase of Mr. 1*. P. Toalo, of Charleston, 8. C., a plain mechanic, who ha* made himself the boad of a largo manufactory of dotm, suslios and blind*. 52-5 Poiwnoui Medicinal The theory that the virus of dia-ase can he safely counteracted hy do*-* of |><d*<>n. la false and dutwero'ta. Within lit* la?t I wenty*five y-nra, not has than n S"?r# of virulent poisons linve licvn sj 'ed to the repository of tin* medical pio'ndun. They are given in email dose*. otherwise tliev tv?iild d i-at toy life Immediately : hut ftfii in minute qnanti*ies, tliev produce, uIti? ninthly, very d'eaa'rena ffeeis. It ia ?>nwi.ae nnd unphltosnpliical to employ, aa remedies, powerful nn<f insMiou* drnca which, in auhjiiitaiing on? nur tits seed* of another still more unmuiiogeub'e. None of these ti rrihle med'c m-'iita operates with as much directness and certainty upon the cettsrs of disease a* IIO"tTRT? T lilt'S STOMACH BITTKUS. a t.. nlc and co-reoiive, without a tingle drleterion* ingredient in it* lornftnuitlnn Arronin nn?l qaiima are given for intermittent* ; promide of potassium lor nervoti* disoiders; s'ryehnina nnd prnasic acid for gem ral debility; inerouihr. in Various form*, for liver coin plaint ; pieparathut of chloroform and opi >tit for r|e?'plr*-ne*? ; mid yet theae d-ndly Ji uir* do n--t compare, as sp-cifie* tor the diaenae ahovo enumerated, with that wlioleamm* vegetable inviuon*nt and alter ative, while they are all so pernicious 'hot it is astonishing nny phiaieian should take the e'pormihility ol prescribing them l?et invalids, for their own s >kca. try the Bitters before tliev rcaort to tin- p.ds'-ns. The relief they will expel ienoe front a comae ol the hnintcss specific, will renders recourse fo the unsafe pi eporulions referred to, quite unnecessary. 5_'-6 Travelers are alwn> ? liable to ?u 'd-<l ?t tack* ol Dysentery nnd Cholera Morbus, and these'occnri ing when ahs'nt from home, are very uoplensnni. The PAIN Kll.l.Iill may hI\vb\s he replied upon to such cn*es As soon as \ on fee' the synitotn*, take ro>e tctspoortfo) In a ??ill of new milt- -,..t ....I - ?SiI .t ... ??* n?u iinmirprr ? ??? n |^i'i ??? *? If* Crr Stir well lovrlhrr nn>l rfi i"k hot Repeat llic e?cry hour iinlO relieved. If the pains he severe, 1 l?? the bowels and back wirh the tnedioilie clear. In cages of Asthma nn<1 Phtlii*in. tnli' a Ieaspnonful in a if iII nt li water awe Iriiri) well with niol>t*?eB ; also halhe tIt throat ami stomach faithfully with the medicine, clear. l)r. Sweet says il take* out the soreness in cua-g ?f bunt-selling taster than anything he ever ap|ill-d. Pislieinien so often expo??<l to hurts by having their skin pierced with lio<k?. ami fins of fi?h. can ho relieved hy bathlu-j with Pain Kilter a* *oon as the accident on cur* ; in this way the antftii-li is *0011 abated; bathe as often aa once in five 111 i itos. say three or four liiin s, and you will seldom have any trouble. The bile* and cratches of doc* and cats lire soon cured by butlr.ng with the Pain Kilbr clear. 62-5 Notico. "Vf Y IIOI'SK will no longer be open to X?X ike travelling public. J. U lIAGOOn. Pickens (.J. H., S. C. May 10, 1871. 2 1 HO! FOR THE MOUNTAINS! HEAD MOTEIL, Blue Ridgo Mountains, JJIcll. CAlt>t?N, Proprietor, is t??>w on 11 ai.d r.-nlv f.ir it>c i..n ' , "I" " gne?t?. Having mat)* iniiny imjtinvementr As lo Ai'C?li>lll>'di> ioiu, roaila, Ac., <%! ! (.-cured Nit flitch lit C'?r|tH of IVMIlll', including Lnt*ndrrs*t'*, Ac., lie jooprifioi', I'ojo-n to merit A roniiiionne* of iIin liberal patron* ng- cxiemlel to him ih>* hut avaaon. /idfci of linaril?l'?r I)ay , ; |>?r Week, f 10; per Won Hi, $32. I May 17 2 4 I Tl?i! Columbia Phatnix, Charlra'O'i Now* Suvitnunit AdtorMfcr. Augusta Chionicle Nod Sentinel, ?* ill vicli c?|<y weekly lour iiurriiona, aid forwnnl hill at once, care of ihu office. Notice. IN conformity with ihe requirement* of Internal It.Venn. Law*. I herel.y give 1 notice io all |tei*?n? who may e'niin Two Kr?i itinl 1 > -in j 11>i of Whuky. which | weie ? iz.il in lie City of Greenville, in I |o-iieepioii of Ilei.junin Simmon*, on the I llilt day of M iy. 187 I?*elx-d leranir of I violation of the Internal Hevcnu- law*? to 1' mnke auch elninu hvfoic ine wi'hio thirty d'j? from Ihe first (.uolirution of thi* no* lice. A. L. COHli, Itepntv Collector 3d Diet., 54. C May 11 Ih, 1871 2 8. Notico. Pr.porv CoLi.rcron'* Orncr, 1 Orecnville, 8. O., May IA It. 1871. ) I Lave received Ihe ennual list for the year 1871, for Orecnville, Amlt-mon, l'ickene and Oconee. I will he at Oeetiville Court Hoinie, on 8alurdvy, 20th and Mondav. 22 J Sinj ; at Anderaou, Monday, 2Wlh May; ?l Welhnlta, Turaday, "Oili Mny ; at (1 recurillu Court Hume, Monday, 6th June; for tho purpone of collecting Internal Revenue Tnacl, araearrd on the Annual Liat and nil Liata prior to tlmt date. 1'nrtica nrc notillod to coma forward on the day* n?o\o rnic'iOed and make peymanta, thereby avoiding taa penalty, which will ha added aa required by law. A. L. COBD, Deputy Collector. P. 8.?All peraona who owe any lax on old Llata aa Lwwyera, Manufacturer*, Retail Dealer*, Retail Liquor Dealer*, Ooroworelal llrokrra, Ac., Ac., ere Juat aa liable to Indict, ment for doing bnainera without having paid tbo Special Tag aa required by law. aa If they had not been aaaeased at all ; and all aucb per Ana ar. nnftl*.^ .k-* ?"l iu? nnina inry cnmo forward and pay up, that I will ? ? compelled to commence indictment* against each ono of tkcm? ot tbia I bave no discretion. A. L. C. Majr 17 2* 1 and Very Cheap. . FncSala* * <\ A SAY HORSE uonrly .?* |W^ Iw ba*?s higfe. tb? Saddle, dud ^orti t^ll .nj"wiire. tourrquted to U pur* fcctiy SOUND dad O KITTLE. Apply to Dr. f^mcl jf. Furnica, or Julius (X Km lib, Enti. i, ,, J 2 J 2 The State of South Carolina. COtJNTY OF URKKXVILLR. Court off Common l'l<*nn. HTtllsm M'l.vflrM Hamlin liratlie. Adininfrator, and \V. It. l'hilllpa lodurnce, Plaintiffs. -, AOtlHiT VTHIIan* West,- 8. Jmott Vflt 'anil Tbomarf W. Wwt, Defendant*. . -a ^ To the D?'enilaiita, t\'nn..m \Ye*t, 8. Jam#/ Went and Thoin-ia W. WwK ** YOU are berubv summoned and raqalrcu to aararor tbo complaint in this tfailmi/ wliieb la lb la day tied la the office of t?? Clark of Common Plea*, (or I lie aakl County, anil to serve a copy of your answer la tbo aaid complaint on tbo auocorii era at their office, la tba City of Greenville South Carolina, within twenty day* aflor the corvleo hereof, exclusive of the (ley of audi acrvioe; and if you fail to anrncr the couiphitnt within the liuie aforo?ai<l, the plaintiff in Ibla r.rtinn' wilt apply to the Court fur tbo relief demanded in tbo complaint. J)utcd utJUrcontrUlc, H. C? May Ifilk. 16?)/ EAltLH * CLYT11E/ Plaintiff's Attofrte/; To the Deftmtunit, 9. JxitkA \Vbst and Thomas W. Wr?T s TAKK notice that tbo Summon* In thi* ?e tion. of which the fu-e^oing ta a copy, wu* filed in the office o( the Clerk of the v?ourt of Coutinon I'len*, at Greenville Court House, in -Greenville County, South Carolina, on tb# 10th dny of May, 1671. HARJ.K A llLfrnB. PlaiutHP* Attorney. GrocnrlHo C, II., S. C. May if 2 fi ran & limit DKdlKE TO caiel. the attention OK TilK rUBLlO TO TI1KIII LOW-PRICED i .... * AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF DRESS COODS, CONSISTING OF GDENADlNEl% JAPANESE, Clor IF, PER OA IsE&t SOLID ALPACCAS, ' ' LA and l LINENS. TIIKY WILL SEI.P, Low I^OIl CASH. A I>'cw Lei Jii*! Received. H..y )U 1 |( The State of South Carolina# GREENVILLE COUNTY Iu Court Common K*lca?. V. A nut! A. McBre. ?i. Brook*, SmiijtfM dk (Jibnon.?Complaint for Alonty iJramnd. ! | ?Y i trine of Hie Order of His llondf I 11 Judge Orr, rnnde in tlie above ease. I will n-lt on Malesdwy fn Jt'no ne*i,-18* tlttf highest bidder. nt f>re*n?ille Court* limine, ilie !! .u*e ond Lot on srhioH' ihc Iboend* nut A. S. Serofcs, fmw livrt. The Ik?t am.labia One Hull A?rr, rt)>.rv <IC let*, elt* iMttd in the incorporate limits of the Ciiv of Greenville. b minded Uy Pendleton' Kircei, Donaldson Street mid l?t of Mulinda McIJe* On the Lot ie a comforts* > )- Coit'ise mill On'building*. It-fold at the ri k of (ho former pari chaser. Teims?Cndi. Puiiduifcr to pay fur stamps and pipers. J I . ROUTIIKHN, S. 0. C. Sheriff ? Office. May Rth, 187 I. May M ' 1 _ 4 No (aootl Health Without I*iire Bloody I)U. G LAZENERVS SPIKENARD AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT WILL run I FY THE BLOOD t ANIi ltEMOVK _ ' gC3ie? Liver Complain), hltetimaVjSrSy1' i-???. Scrofula. Cat btinrlea. Skin llea?HB?s, I'nin* in the <S~% Unites. DtrpcpMa, I lineages of llie Kidney* ami Ulndder, pain in the Hack and Loin?. and nil tlio \ minus Ailment* produced by Impure Mood and Vitiated Secretions. Buy one Bottle and try it, and if it fail? to give any relief, buy no mor?i T>R r.LAZKNKIfH 1.1 MM EN T or PAIIC EXTIUdUlt i* toot in It Ileum*'inn, Naiw lalgi*, llmdnclie, 1'iiin in lb* lUek,. SlTrtini, Ac. DR. OLAZRN'ERM FAMILY VEOETA[)I,K I.IVK'l I'lLLHare m>? lemnlUI ?gmi* t<> ovcrromt- l>-rNiigvnirnta of lit* Li*?r and o Purifv tli" Iflwwl. Dll. OLAZENEIt'A COUGH RELIEF U ir-fU'iii for *li o??e? of Oi ugh of any kind, fii m C>ou|> to Coiiriiiopiion ; nil hough no* rrcomiu-nd-d to curt ilie latl.r dia?*.e, geni r?*lie' will fo)|ow if ii?-. OT Tl.e hove Medicine. ?re |>rep*r.d only by DR. GILES L. GLAZES BR, MauuhlCl til ing bl?H(K G.e-nvlMe, R. C. tw Sold by Di ugjjl*). generally. May 10 1 H The State of Booth Carolina. ORFfcNVILLIf COUNTY. By 8, J VOVTHIT. KMfHire, Judge / J'robot* of ?out County. 1\ HKKKAS, Mr. 0 V. McKay he* Bird 11 petition In my Ofti?e, praying i|i?* Leitereof Admlni.trMfoii on all and liftiilitr lb* good* and cImiiIh, tight* and HI rltil. of Mr- JIIMTII . . ?w>>i> nil" Wl>, INI of the County nforrMid, ditciwd, should bt lo Iter. l)n't art, Ihtre/ort, to at* and idnonWi alt and singular tiro kindred and creditor* of tl?? antd <t?et-a?eo, to b* and appear Id tbe Court ot l'n<l etc far aaid Connty, to * liold*n at CJreenritU Court oa tht 7 A Ik day of May ine<? to show causa, if any, why i?tit Administration iboald not te granted, ft 9. iHtUTiirr, Judge of Probata, Or?#nvill* County. Ofbo. ol Judge <f Probata, May 10th 187). i" May 10 1 U