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(Notice of Removal. A. B MOftKISON returns hU alnir? thank* to lha cltum* of Qreend the aurrounding country for tha patronage which they hare axtendm alne* he baa opcocd bualnaaa. Ha tr ramoeed to the atand on Main neat below Foalar A Hunter, wheie -antcaa full anlialnetlon In MARINO. NO and FITTING, In the brat and workmanahip and manner tha ' eao afford. M-U I^KuandshTER KCK18 BEST GRADES OF ,VER AND SILVER-PLATED p ram enu IttVlCp I H?Lt I LLUl y /ND FANCY GOODS. A LAKOK ASSORTMENT OP >ld, Silver, Steel ft Plated Framed SPECTACLES. ALSO GENUINE TCIBJ8IL1B srwvjmut?. B. Wchirle. )ct 11 28 tf IKkvkci nauseate a weak stomach. The condition of a weak atomach was never vet Improved by eatbai tie drugs. Tliey merely met ease the irritation, which it is alU important to allay. There ia no prepare tlon in existence which ao quickly and cor tiiinlv relieves nausea a? TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT, lie immediate effect ia to root he and refresh the uneasy organ. It arre<ta vomitibg or the disposition to vomit, at once, and carries off, without pain, through the inleatinea, the morbid emetic mutter which ia the provocative of nauaea. A doae of the Aperient will al ways effectually " settle the atomach " after a night's dissipation. Bold by all druggiata Oct 4 21 4 GREAT IMIMifflM I AT B. M. Winstock's. ^WWjHE undersigned line just returned from New York with : (i full and WELL SELECTED 8Y0CR OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS CONSISTING IN PART OF I FULL, LIJYES OF Ladies' Dree Goods. Domestics. Ladies* and Gents' Shawls. 44 44 " Hosiery and Gloves. 44 44 44 Shoes. Gents' and Boys' Boots. 44 Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Ladies' Gents' and Boys' Hats. Domestic Groceries. Crockery and Glassware. Trunks, Valises and Carpet bags. And a great many articles too numerous to mention, all of which I sell at Lowest Prices for Cash. 1ST Call and examine for your self, and you will all acknowledge that you can get great bai gains at B. M. WINSTOCK'S. At well known Store as Carrs Old Stand. Oct 4 22 if Stato of South Carolina, j GREKNVJI.LK COUNTY, fly .ST. J. DO U Til IT, Judge of Prolan oj eai'l CV/mmly. * WHEREAS, Perry Centre]! hue filed a Petition in my Office, praying that Letter* of Administration on ell and aingular the good* and chattel*, right* and credit* of JOHN II. HUGU11VB, late of tho County afort-*aid, deceased, should be granted to him. Three are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and aingular the kindred and creditor* of the *aid deceased, to bo nnd appear in the Court of Probata for said County, to be holden at Oreenville Court Hnuso, on the 21 ef day of October iinl., to show cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. B. J. DOUTHIT, Judge of Probate, tircenvlllo County. Oifioe of Judge of Probate, Oct. flth, 1871. Oct 11 2? 3 State of South Carolina, OREKNVILLE COUNTY. Court of Common Pleat. Ilnem-oa ItonanT*, re. Plrabant Jknkin*. BY rirtne of the Decretal Order of JOrr, I will evil at (Irrenril)e 0?nv? ilnmt, on Haleeday in A'ovttnWr ttuA* 10 ilit higlieet t.older, alf that certain piece, parcel and Tract o( Land Situated ia Orerntllle County, and known aa the WILLIAM CHANDLER. Tract, containing One Hundred and Poitylonr (144) Acre*, more or leea, adjoining landa nl Ilcnry Norton, Mre. Ilank*, I'leaaanl Jink* and 01 hat a, and tiring a part of the land former ly in poaaeaeion of Noel Waddle, deoeaaed. Hale for Petition. Ternie Caeh, Pur* .ohaerra to pay for ntampa and papeia. J. L HOU I'll Lit N, H. O 0. Pot 11 28 4 ' *-J~-L?' *"* 1 TIB LABI] HOVEY & AT THV. OLl WILLIAM HAVE now H large and attractiv DRY GOODS, OOHSOTTOQ Dross Goods, Silks, Merinos, Bo Suit-Cloth, Sateen, Mohairs, Del Ribbons, Laces, Velveteens, Clot Hosiery and Gloves, Linens and Shoes, Hats, Umbrellas, Ac., &c We would Call Especial AtU STOC Nainsook, Masai ia, Tarltone, Jac Pin and Hair 0?rd Muslin, Indi Thanking our customers for thei would respectfully solicit a continu We are satisfied that an ex&mi customers that we etili hold to the THIS BSSOT ARTICLE A? ??mB'T & Oct 11 inw JTnst Re GOWER, COX AT ' OOAOH P A VERT IIEA Locks, Hinges, Tc Paints, Oils and n i ? spades and Shove makes. Bar Iron, Tire an< Bar Iron?assortc Swedes Iron, for 1 ed from two to seve cut this any length. Norway and Swec mm m SCREWS, BR Mecliani 8iii?nrxMH9 jm Asms, i ALj Gower, ( j 0ct l Pain la auppnaed to be the lot of oa poor mortal*, a* I if* vital 1? a* death itrelf. and liable at any time to come upon na. Therefore U la important that remedial amenta ahonM be at band to be uaed on an emergency, when the remittal principle lodged in the ayatein rhall develop* itaelf, and we feel the excruciating agnniea of pain, or the depreaaing influence of direate. Hnch a remedial agent exiate in the Pain Killer, whoae fame ha* made Iha circuit of the globe. Amid the eternal ieea of the polar regions, or beneath the intolerable and burning ton of tUa tropic*, ita virtues are known and appreciated.* Under all lalb ttides, from the one extreme to the other, suffering humanity has found relief from many ol its ills by its ua-r. The wide and brond area over which this medicine has spread, alle?ta lie value and po'enoy. Prom a small beginning, tho I'al* Killer has pushed gradually along, making ita own highway, solely by its virtues. Such unexampled success and popularity has brought others into the held, who heve at tempted, under similarity of name, to usurp the confidence of Ike people and turn it to their owri selfl-hness and dishonesty, but their efforts have proved fruitless, while the Pain Killar is still growing in pnbllc favor 22-4 Trust what Time has Sanctioned The maxim thet the voioe of the people is the voice of the divinity, may in soma os'es, be open to doubt, but the testimony of h?n. wt and enlighted witnesses extend ing through a series of years, and all to the same purport, ie worthy of credence, admit* of no question. Upon such testimony the reputation of UOSTETTER'd STOMACH HliTKRS ea an antidote and eurs for many ailmenta it based. During the twenty years that it haa been before ilia world, innumerable preparations iutenifed to coin pete wiili it, heve gone up like rockele, and tome down the extinguished stinks ? Meanwhile I lie progress of that iricomoara Ible tunic hit been ewlft and eteady?*1wnya upward and onward like the e*gle'a flight. lis introduction product** a ravolu linn in therapeutic*, and it proved to be one of tlioae military revolution* that cannot go back w aid*. To-day lloatcttar'* Ililtt-r* ia one of the moat popular remedici in ehtUlendom, and command* * larger aala tlian any other uiedioiDai pteparatainn, dome?tio or importad, on thia aide ot tli? Atlantic, At a cure for dyapeprla, bilioui diaordera, nervoua affection*, general dahlli ly. and aa a pi creative of epidemke fevore ii lekra prceedeiice of every other remedy Thl* faet ahoold teach the amtlnoua couu try dealers who endeavor to foiat their lu eal abortion* on the public in iu atend, hoi futile their email atlempte to cajole th community muit nrcrae?rily be Wher the game flail have (ailed there ta n Chance for thn " auekare." 2J-4 III I ' I STORE, TOWNES, ) STArft) .OF I JtrJL. JdfJVUI Y. e STOCK of FALL and WINTER IN PART OP mbazines, Alpacas, Poplins, Laines, &c., &c., Sbswlf, ;hs, Cassimere, Cottons, Boots, mtiou to our maonifioent\ K OF :conets, Checked Cambrics, an Mulls, &c., &c., &c. r liberal patronage in the past, we ance of tne same. nation will not fail to convince onr old motto P TSS LOWBOT PUZOS. fO?IX8. 23 tf fASB. ceived by & MARKLEY, the i A / 'V VT STOCK OF >ols, Files. V arnishes. ila rwf A "* iio, ui mines ttliu UII11T i Horse Shoe, id, all shapes. Plantation use, assortn inches wide. Jf*e le Plow Moulds. .so x&x. ism ADS, TACKS, cs' Tools, I AT Cox & Markley's. 1 4 The State of South Carolina* GREENVILLE COUNTY. Sheriff's Sales BY virtno of sundry WriU of Fi*ri Facia*, to mo directed, I will ell, before the Court House door, on 8al**day in No. I ?rm6er next, between the hours of 10 o'eloek in the forenoon end 8 o'clock in the afternoon, One Trsol of Lend, lying on waters of Grove Creek, containing Three Hundred and Sixty ?ix (BOS) Acres, more or le?a, ad* joining lands of G. W. Riehardaon, Benton WVetfleld and others. Levied on aa the property of W. W. Tarrant at tha auit of G. W. Riehardaon and others. Also, one Tract of Land lying in tha upper portion of Greenville Coonly, and eon talnlng Fifty ifiO) Ac roe, mora or teea. and adjoining lands of Stephen Center, George Center and olhera. Levied on aa the property of John Harrison at the auit of Dr. \?. A Mooney. Alap, one Traet of Lend, known aa a part of the Duncan Traet, and containing Two Hundred and Sixty-six and three I fourths (26A|) Arret, more or leas, and adjoining lands of 0. J. Hill, Duncan's Cha pel . and othara. Levied on aa the property of i W.J Pnrgin at tha auit of John H. Good, lelt. Homestead to be set oil before day of ale. Also, one lot In the City of Greenville, containing Two Acres, more or lets, situate on the Augusta Road, about one mile from i he Conrt H oner; on this lot thare are a com forlable Dwelling and good Out Buildings. Lot No. 2 containing One-fooith Aere, more or leaa, lying on Court House and Falls Streets, end known aa the Gammer GunSmith plaee. Levied on aa the property of W. H. Gammer, at the suit of Charles Terry for another and others. Homestead U? be at off before day of sale. Also, all that Traet of Land known as the Hsrdan place, one mile from Gowansville, and containing Two hundred and twenty nve act**, (WO) more or lea#, end adjoining lands of Dr. W. A. M<>on*y, Jimei Harnett, W. W. Center, end other* AUo Traet No. 2, containing Plfly-fire Acre*, more or tea*, adjoining land* of Jeremiah Trammel!, Daniel ll?dges, and oilier*. Le?i*d on a* the properly of M. D. Diolcay, at the *ult of Tatdtha A. Dickey. Also, all Defendants right, till* and intcreel In a certain Mill, and Thirteen and tlireokfourlh* (D*|l acre* of Land, mora or tea*, adjoining Land* of Mr* Baldwin and J. J. Blokes' Eel ate and othara. Levied on a* i ihe property of T. L. lledrick at ih* anil of Thoe. Clark*, i Terma cash. Purchaaera to pay for 1 i stamps and papers, J. L. SOUTHERN, 8. 0. C. Greenville. 8. 0., Oct. 11 1871. *?-4 ? ______ $25 Reward. ' rpiIB ABOVE REWARD will be paid for X the apprebenalon of una JACK OARMANY, and bis delivery to the Jailor of (ImiBvllU (tnnnl* Tk. A O.? _ u _ ?. o, LZ??!t* U V ilD (P /'A A (9 mmm is v is We hive just receive Large Stock of FALL O CONSISTING IN BLEACHED AND BBOWN SHE TABLE LINENS AND QQ83Q33 <&33? TS7?? A LARGE 8TO< CALICOES, BLACK \ ESP FOFbKHS, SXtAG! AND METZ CLOTH! MSH1MJIBIS I Ladles* SHAWLS ot I boulevards and b4 JACONET, SWISS, NAN 80FT FINISHED C/ Insert ings, Edgings, Buttoi Ladies' Collars i cm?ym&, cm AND OTHER GOODA H We call particular large stock of Ladies', dren's BOOTS and SI from the best manufact tee to give satisfaction. We keep Men's anc brellas. Trunlra T\I?rv ?ym* A Uill\0) V/ Crockery, Glass Ware Bagging, Ties and Lei It will afford us grea the public call and exa G3* Orders from our 1 try will receive prompi iiiifii Oct 11 23 GREAT B ii^r CK-OT 3 ?It OTKS, 1 8B1U99ESI86888I SCARFS. NUBIAS. 2J332>2 AT TF FASHIONABLE FOSTER cfc aary Everybody in BU1S CHEAP AND Dl Woolens, Flannels, i Plaids, Linseys, CI Cloths, Ladies C simeres, i POPULAR S X08XX& & Oct 4 22 " Notice IS kinby givaa to all whom It may mi- | earn that I will apply to 8. J. Douthlt, Probata Judgaof Grran villa County, on lha 1 llth day of Nortmbw n**t, for a Final ? I'iaeharga aa Administrator of tha Ratalaa of NANCY M. KKELKR, and TIMOTHY H. KKELKR. deoaaaed; tharafora all par- \ tiro having claim* agalnal said Eatataa r"1 ?b. prcarnv tharo to ma or tha Probata Jadga on on or bafora aaid day. EDMUND W. KKELKR, ,J[ Admlnkairalor. ^ Ootobrr 9th, 1971. 89-4 ; Notice *1' 18 haruby |Wan to all whom It my oon- ih< aara, that I #111 apply to 8. J. Doutbit, bo ProhaU Judgi ot Qraanvilla County, on ha tha 16th day of Novambar neat, far a Pinal If diaeharga M Eiaautor of tha Batata of no1 NEWTON BABB, doaaaaad. JOHN W.OAULT, Kiaautor. i 8?ptembar SHb, l?fl. U-\ ' & GO.1 " JL* ^ and opened our OODS | part of p ETING8 AND 8HIRTINGS towelings, J JBa rmr mm 9 :k of ~ SILKS, ALPACAS1 k mmw swff }v AND OTHER * EESS 8??0S 1 the Latest Kinds ilmoral skirts, ISOOK ffc MUSLINS, k MBRIC, ETC. t Trimmings and us.. and Cuffs. BtM&SMBS n )R MEN'S WEAR. attention to our trOnf 3' nn<1 r'LiI- r vnij uiiu vynil' ' IIOES, purchased turers, and giiaran- j < I Boys' Hats, Um- < tions, Hardware, j, Wooden Ware, ather. it pleasure to have mine our stock, friends in the count attention. & CO. mm HIHG SOSXXS.T, ' JACKETS. AM? IE STORE OF | HrrN TER. 4 j Greenville IRABLE GOODS IN Operas, DeLaines, , loak and Sack- j loth and Casit the TORE OF mwwwxM. 3 State of South Carolina* OKKKN TILLS COUNTY. ?y S. J. DOUTHIT, Eequire, Judge ef obatf of eaid County. VHEREA8, Wililam D. Ilremlett has filed i Petition iA my OAtae, preying it Letters of Administration, debonie no>?, II and singular the goods and chattels, his and eredits of ELIZABETH 8MITH, s of the County aforesaid, deceased, should granted to hieo. Three ire, therefore, to eite and edmonish end singular the kladred and ersditors the said deceased, to be and appear in I Court ol Probate for Mid County, to boidsn at Oreeneille Court House, on giddily of October fast, to show cause, any, why the said Administration should 11>? granted. , _ . 8.J. DOUTHIT. Jnd"* ?f Probate, Green vilie County. Office o; Judge of 1'robete, Oet. 9tl>, 187 J. Oct 11 jg % 1 1 l- 1 !K. I. W. CELT, , i Poemerfy with T. W. Dark. X v W. H- CELT, new stotf; [ELY & HOTIkV j i i ' V V -* * - ' H> ESPECTFULLY inform the people of OreenTille and the lorrnnn<Ytn? ????*? ?1?? ' wuuirjr ium luej* nave taken the New Store On Pendleton Street, RECENTLY BUILT BY UK. S. B. QIBB8, iEAR MR. J. A. DAVID'S WAREHOUSE, AND ARB NOW OPENING A 9 Shoes, Hats, Notions, &c., To which they respectfully invite the attention of thetr friends andf H who may need anything in these linos of business,, assuring them hat every effort will be made to GIVE SATISFACTION. E2RTIHI2SZ& HW IBlSffiAMD IP? (BmJAlOTY (DIE fOUHJM. Country Produce TAKI N IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS, lNDTHE FULL MARKET VALUE ALLOWED, A WAGON-YARD is connected with the Eetablishlent, and our friends irom the country arc invited to make free and ill use thereof. CSXtT A BKOTKBR. Gicenville, S. C., October 1st., 1871. Oct. 4 22 8 Notice of Partnership. CHE Subscribers have formed a Partnership under the name and style ot DAVIS tfc MOROAN, For tlie pnrpoeo of carrying on UnsineM in tbo linee of FAMILY GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, <fcc , at the Store on Bunxrmbe Street near Main, and respectfully solicit a share of the publio >atronage. T. W. DAY IS. * J. H. MORGAN. Greenvillej S. C., September 25, 1871. * mmi BUNCOMBE ST.. NEAR MAIN. ARE NO W RECEIVING ARB OPENING A Full Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, STAPLE A3VD Boots, Shoes, Hats, GROCKBRT, GBM8-WARB, CUTLERY, Hardware, Bagging, Ties. Hoping, And Every Other Article Usually Kept in Similar Establishments? All of Which are IMBED AT THE MEET HATES EDI CASH DH CfllTHY FHDSICE. A^T Tbo aim of the Concern will bo to supply their friends and Miatinnora ?*,!?!% A ?- - w..u iiim-ita auupicu iu ineir wants, bought of the beet Houses, and at the most advantageous Hates ; so that THOSE WHO PATRONIZE US CANNOT FAIL IN BEING PLEASED. o tsr We have a large LOT connected with the Establishment, and our friends from the Country are respectfully invited to use it fo r the purpose of leaving their Wagons and Horses whenever they wish to do so. Sept 27 21 tf DRAWING POSTPONED FROM OCTOBER 1st, 1871, TO JANUARY 8th, 1872. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FEVER IN CHARLESTON, S. C. $500,000 TO BFGIYEN AWAY. fie THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND A IN ft IllllfClll'MrtW IfifiAf^TIFIRTAV m?*k/ n? w* * a ??I* AUtl A00UV1A li JIUIH BUTLER, CI1ADWICK, GARY 4 CO., AGENT8, Under the suspicious of the " South Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical Society," will tire a 8ER1KR OF CONCERTS, at the Academy of Muilo, Charleston, 8. C., commmcing January 8th, 187f. Refers to all the Bankers, Brokers, and prominent gentlemen of the Country, loth North and South. 160.000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION AT |S EACH If yon have not received a Circular, send for one, giving fall particnlars. All Order* Strictly Confidential. 9,406 GIFTS, AMOUNTING IF ALT. TO $000,000. The Drawing of this Great Southern Enterprise will be conducted under the supervision of the following well known gentlemen: General A. R. Wright, of Georgia; Colonel B. II. Rulledge, of Sonth Carolina ; General Bradley T. Johnson, of Virginia; Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of New York. Money for Tickets can ha sent either by Express or Post Offloe Order, and the Tleketa will b? promptly forwarded. DIRECT ALL LKTT1R8 TO BDTLEH, CIIADWICK, GARY A CO., Prlnaipal OBoe, Charleston, S. C. siiltAt v. c. tents, ??* cnanwtcK, otsisii v. w. star, Oct. ll * In I