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Who hu ?-.#*w1 wT BwalU?w.fork|n?*?hj?r,d41?i leedWtKandlalrtng o.raof bar wp tottni <US? Any per ion having loaf tBtilWV U?.aw*? description, can bote bar by ptOjjhRE??M*v and paying ?4pfnaa?i^7r Jan. 2t>, rglllE Board of County ML will ^rant .LICENrt* uniil of time, of raid artan ^ Hun80N . Chairman Board Co. Commission era. ,,. F^..T.r.Brt,k _ . . I j I It I T ' ^ The State of South Carolina* GREENVILLE COUNTY. SHERIFF'S SALES. ' SY virtus pi sundry Wilts nf FUri faLaioa, t<? mo directed, I will soil before the C^M-t House d???>r, on fUlesriay in Marsh next, MSween the biwnof 10 o'oloak ia the foreiiood* and 8 o'clock in the afterrfooa. One fidfk Cast Mol?8o-s Mill, for maklrig M<>la*'es ttifader new method. In fine order Levied oam the property ?f W. P. Passmore, at t? suit of Siuieou U. Wast more-, land, at. M , jf At*0, ' ' * At Iht^ormer residence of riefehdsnl^dri Toeeday aftar Sslesday in March riej^b *>*-' tween the hours of H A. M. and 8 I' M., the following personul pmperty, lo wit:? One small lot of fr>rn, Ona .sins II Jot af Uat. ton, Ono Ong Wheel, One Lath Wheel, On? lot Lumber, One Han't Wheel, One large St mm B??x Levied ?>n as the property of Marvin Trowbridge, at tht# stilt tof O. P. Sultlvan, et ..! ' ' 1 . Ti.ru."?Cash. PljVchasVrii (o plfy fpr atatiip* and impars. , , , J L. SOUtufclRN'. S. .G <5. RltaawilT* rkfUe.ea 1-1 I I - Q -1 W K/>>< n viiivv, \irwcu*inr, O. , IJt'OrU^ itry 8. 187*. - 4(>??<1 ? ...?. i . <? .... ,m State of South' Carolina. GREENVILLE COUNTY. SHERIFF'S SALES BY virtue of mi order from 8 J. T)oct!iit. Probate Judge of 0>Si'"vU'?! (Vuiit), I will aetl, on SalerdAy in March nixt (lie following Tiada of Land. viz: All llmt True*, of Land, ail note in the County of Greenville. adjoining Linda of James Darby, Henri I Lirhy and olheia, and Containing four huiide.<i and ninely Mrri, more or lean. 8<>M an the'fnopM'ty ?<f TaaWr1 liierfield, decea-ed. lor partition atno.ig the b? ira and to pay debt*. All tliat Trac.i of Land, ai'iinte In enid County, on wa'?r* ol S-lnda River, adj-dning land* of Simeon Eakew, Small wo-d, Dalton and other*, and containing one htm. drcd an?f dt'y-eix acres, mote or le? . Ho'd aatim property of William Payne, deceased, for pailllion atn<>ng line lieira. Alan, Thai T.ot of Land situate in Hie City of Greenville, adjoining lots of H, A C'lU'de Jamea McPlitr#on and other*, and ??onta*L* inc ' OCte*. more ?T |e**. S*dd aa the property of T 0 fiower, Emily M. Long, a d e-tate of 8. F. Lmtg deeeascd, lor partiiion among the pnrile*. TrRMH.?A credit of twelve rtmttllie. ?yttlr interest tr<?m day ol sale. for alj except ao much aa will pay the coda, ? hicli will lie required in caali on ?1ay of note. Purehasera to give Itond arid approved personal security, with a Mortgage ol the premia-a. to aeeure ?lie pav menl of the purclm*? money, put cha*ed| 1u pay format am pa and papers. i 1.1. FOUTllERN. *. Q 0 February 7 th, 187'2. 40?id Tav T ~ -* a- vii bottw ut nuuuon. BY VIRTUE ??f iiiil1)4r|(y tctU-d in me l>y ihe Sinking Filial Comnikiiim, I will Lease tile STATU KOAl), kuowti ms the " Sniu la Gap Tor' pike." lo the li'glu-st bidder, on Sales-lav in Moreh next, for the term of Five Yens. pii-trwinn to be givon on the 18th of April following. Term* a* follows: The amount of the lease to he paid annua iy In advcnee, to he secured hy hood with good nml snlfioient security in douM* the amount of the whole Hutn. The Les-ee will also tie required to give a liond in the pedal sum of 1-n Tli^u eand Dollars. w ith Tinee Se.-uriii.-s jo-oily tog ill the whole amount, over and altnve th- hotuertend, and all liatiilitiee, eondii ion* od to keep the Road in good repair. For any litriher particulars, inquire ol WILSON COOK, at Greenville, \V. J WHIPPER, Special Commissioner. Feh 7 40 ' 4 ([kekxviuk" CITY HOTEL. THE uudcrajgned has taken charge of the aUove Hotel, ?i f (formerly known as the " Southern. Hotel,") and having overhauled the entire place and re-fttrnislied it with Fnrniture, is prepared to accommodate thn public, both transient and pormsnrpt.? I wilt give toy personal attention lo the Hotel, au'tl guarantee sutis luctior.. Kates of Hoard per day $2 00 Supper, Breakfast and Lodging......... 1 50 Single Meals 50 Reasonable deduction will be made to those boarding by the week ot month. C. C. MONTGOMERY. Jan khstXl^^ A, h 39 ? Wl* U. C. Stephens, ATTORNEY AT LAW. UREfrNVn.l.E, s. c, OFFICE IN HEAR OF HEATTIE'o BTORE. 1 Prompt attention given to Collaotiona. Jan 31 , 30 tf cw*?iE HAVE now a LARGE WT STOCK of ROCKAWAYS AND AT ALL PRICES. Some Hew and Elegant Patterns. PRICES MUCH REDUCED. WE MAKE SPUING / WAGONS A SPECIALTY I^T Apf>ly for Prifce Lht* ti> 60WER, COX L MARKLEY. N. years of faithful loork?our guarantee. ' . ? J?0pl .. 39 ? _ . ? I^Tilmhigtoni' Coluiii Augusta Railroad. <Q>|l F*Jb* AAaJaW 7 New Freight nnl Panwnfer Route via Colnnbla. 8,#^ ^ uud Wilmluiun, ]|. 6. , , THE attention of MERCH A^JL bTTIT^ PERS of COTTON and PRODUCE, and the public generally .if . ih^|lVd fcytbe^ ^DIRECT CONNECTION Nov existing b|W?i Lavll interior vaiutavin Sbuth CarolinaF"nd Tfort^drO ClReO.'bv Sh- WILMINOVON^COLUWBIO- A AlP GU*TA RAILROAD, end ite connection* ret Wllfnipyton, eitUrr.via Hteaftahip thorn that Port, or via Wiluiitigton & w?U. don Railroad, anfita-oonnedtioaf via PfrV>? rnoiitb or Pe'eraJ^irfc^ J, f "j ^ ) , The VifRou# 1 nc|f"rohneclinV"il theaeTW minal poiot# afford facililiea for shipments f& or f.om BALTIMORE. Dfrfyl <\ ; i JJ fj - PHILADELPHIA, Trl Weekly. IT.if..~ i- J -t'l -?i vim'vi hi vrt pi? iiunfiiMUCQ WiMB HI Compiling IlnM. n?i ifetvhMttS oeywr* \d ahipments. *1 Through Bill* tailing ilvw between *11 ! Statin... and points nmurd lta'ee and classification sheets obtained,of ell a*en4e. '1'' ' " : 1 The Piuwenger schedule of night train from, and morni?g>'ti ioto-4jou|ca!^e,., giver a snperio* c?ithr?cm$w fiif^tw ^wlllt 1 mi Greenville Jt Columbia, and Chmlotle, Columbia .t \augu*la railro?<|.?giving * Bay Line connection via Portsmouth, audi an abakan i-onnecilon'Tla WarTiTngTon, and" ^voiding a{l. fbdayt at (Jh'Uitnbla, ' *' v )' ) ,,,, through .tickets pa raj* a|, coluipv'mv i all p.fttits north.4 ? ij;i . .r j *> for rater. clarsificniioos, and all information, apple to a." pope, G- n'l Freight and T'vkei Agent, t J. c. winder, grii'l Superintendent. Jan 10 *6 lUw Greenville & Columbia R. R. Columbia, H. C., jan. 3, 1878 ; ON, and iifior t|?ia date, the following Sch-dnfe will be run daily. Sunday* itxc-p e i. connecting with Night Tiain* on ^outh Caiolina, Hoad, op and down, alio Willi Trainsiioing North and SoiHlianOhin lotte, Columbia <k Aoiruam Railroad: UP TWAIN. Leave f'ntnmMa. *7 OO a m air'on 8 6ft a in " newberry ......10 80 a m " Cokest'iiry ,. 2 1ft p n? b-i'on ........ 8 63 p di Ariive nl Greenville.... 5 85 p m " Andoi-ou 4.46 p in " Pd llcinn. 6 46 p in " Wailinlla 7 15 p m DOWN TWAIN. Lcuve Walli.illa .. ,6 00 a m - " pendlrtim ............. 7 ?6 a iii " a nrlemwrv % 2ft a m " ll.llmi 9 xii a m I " Cokeebuey 11 16 .? m newberry '... 2 83 p fti . ** A'stmt ' 4 2ft p ni Ai'ive-ht I'Ahtnihia 6 00 pm m. t. bartlhtt. (wl ticket ag't. ' Jan 24 ' 89 41 HAY HE STREET, | OTAiamsTOH, s. I?eo I* St ly Office of Bonrd of County Coiniiii^ioiirrM. fl*x?*Vn.LU, 8. C-?. J.eupary lSlb. iM2. To n;:/htf<jy $Hnryo*.j , v ,re bcr?hj rsaqirsd to appear at lb la X OIHee. on the 5th day of Marub, (Tuesday after Salyodu,) prepared to fire Bond and Security a? the law requires, and reoeivo your Taa Be?hs for the purpose at collecting your Roud and Bridge Tax. W, A.?V?gON, . Chairmab Board Coup!/ CousiatasisMrs. J?t Jan 24 , , 3ly A i CAROLINA ? FERTILIZER STILL TRIUMPHANT. EITHER FOR CASH OR ON T 1MB, BY T. W. DAVIS. PER' TON $45 CASH, $50 TIE, 7 PER CENT INTEREST. FREIGHT AND Mtm&tt imran ?> Mi v? W7 Kidk/ A/ Jt/ *3 * / | Jan 19. 39 3tt GOLD ANDSUVU V?fC? ? BK8T ORADRH OF SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, TABLE GURERYu '' * ND FANCY GOODS. A LMlttR AKSOUTMRNT OF Gold, Silver, Bterl ft Plated Framed SPECTAOLW8. A!.sd OF.KUIftR !P'1IB?IL? SIP'OTAW-ES. B. Wchrle. Oct 11 23 if Johnston, Crews ft Co-, IMPOuTfcRa And Wholesale Dealers in STAPLE DK^GOODS, NOTIONS ; AiNl!? SMALL OF PARTNERSHIP TERM. || TERM OF PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRMS OF' n ft. ?. Hi -ANDWILL EXPIRE ON THE i FIRST OF MJlll CH JVEXT. i ] AH persons indebted to either of the par- < t)^r0 tiesi are earnestly desired to nl>ir mH JAWS"- OUR STOCKS OF GrOODS til tt. ft ft to<* tv C w wu wu w V7 TO? TO3 VS9 \R5 \? >B X8B '53 ^B5 FOR THIRTY DAYS FROM THIS DATE : Fon OAS?*. ?? FOSTER & HUNTER, >r ' " ! ; ; M. A. HUNTER & CO. January 28, 1872, 88-1 f Itl/IPES' miTIUKiDiMZKD SUPER-PikOSPHATE OF LIME. TUE .OLDEST SUPER.PI10SPI1A TE MANUFACTURED IN THIS COUNTRY. , COMPOSED of Rone*, Pnla'h, Photphatic Guano, Concentrated Animal Ammoniocal J/n(> fc and SnfphnriK Acid. No Suit, Snll Cuke, Nitre Coke, Plaster, nor Adulterant or Absorbent of any kind used.. Factory open for inspection at nit times. Nineteen Yearn of 1'rnclicul fcxpcrleuce. ENTRODUCliD IN 1862. PATENTED DEC. 20, 18o9' ' QltlCK ACTION AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT TO THE SOIL. rr* -/ ?? * ? M -- *? mnnmnny n/ tiunarea* oj Well-Known Planter* ?'? it* Favor on every Variety of Crop and iSoil, eten Ouriny Extreme Advene Sca*on?. $45 Cash -$50 Time. Payable Novembor 1st. 1872 FOSTER & riUNTER, AGENTS GREENVILLE, S. C. KINSMAN & HOWELL, , (jenerul Ar/ent* for South Carolina, J?n 24?38-.tm A'o. 128 Eait Hay, Charlrtton, S. C. AMMONIil^MMSJpA^iC CI" WO. CASH PRICE AT FACTORY *45 PER TON, TIME. $50. PIIOSPII0-PEUUVIAN GUANO. CASH. *50. ..'II ME. $55. ACM) BONE PHOSPHATE. CASH, $25. TIME. *30. GROUND CAROLINA PHOSPHATE. CASH. $15. TIME. *20. NOVA SCOTIA LAND PLASTER. cash. ?13. THE above-named A mm on in ted Soluble Pacific and Phospho-Pcrnvian Guanos, arc rich compounds of the highest grades of Hone Phosphate, rendered soluble and ainuioniated with No. 1 Peruvian Guano and animal matter, in.ikiag the most concentrated and profitable Fertilizers In use, combining the ingredients required tk> produce and support the Cotton Plant and Cereals. Whilst those Fertiliser* are warranted to be kept up to their high standard, the prices hare been materially reduced for the present season. Manufactured aud for sale at Charleston, S. C., by JOHN B. SARDY 8c SON. Messrs. G. A. TRENHOLM A 80N, General Agent*. Also for sale by Agents throughout the South. For analyses and certificates send for pamphlet. Jan 24 38-Hm STONO FERTILIZERS.THE STONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY, Of Charleston, 8. C.,'properly appreciating the necessity of fostering the planting interest of the Snath, resolved in the outset to offer the r Fertilizers at a price which would place tbcin withiu the reach of oycry planter.' They offer their SOLUABLE GUANO, a complete Ammoniated Fertilizer, at $46 cash ; or $60 on a credit to the 1st November no.it, with approved city acceptance without interest. The " Dissolved Phosphate," for composting with Cotton Seed or Stable Manure, is now offered at the very low price of $25 cash, or $30 ciedit as above; Jjlif is jtighly recommended by planters who have used it with great satisfaction We have numerous Certificates from intellh.ont -r ?-- ?-<-* * ?? ........... ? luu Mi-iic-i enaractcr, irom dir- I fnrent sections of the State, teatifyiiijj to the excellence of these Fertilizers.?only a lew of j which we uppend helow. V\ ILL1 AM .HA V( N.FX. J. li. AIKKN. 0 EX EH A L A r? EXT. I Preti'dml. jVo. fl C. tillnl |%'hnrf, Charleston, S. C. MARSHALL A JIAULIlIX, Agents, Greenville; U. W. ANDERSON, Agent, Williamston. CAMDEN, Dmnlicr 6tb, 1871. Dear Sir : In reply to your inquiry concerning my use of the Stono l'hosphato in the present year. I will slate what I did, and give you the result. On the 15th of May last { planted twelve acres of cotton, to which I made a heavy appli* cation of cottonseed and harnynrtl manure combined. On the otli. r six, at the time of plant lug, I put mithing at nil, nol having received then the Stono Soluble Phosphate. On the 16th of Juhe I tfpplied the Stono, at the rate of 250 pounds to the ncrc, to the last six acres, alter the,cotton war nil up, The manner ol the1 application was ns follows. With the onehorse WHft plough'the cotton was hiirred off as tier us practicable and the phosphate put in, and immediately covered hy throwing b:t*k tlie earth taken r.way by the first ploughing. Tho result'was at follows: 0? tka first six acres I gathered in the seed nhout 800 pounds of cotton to the acre; from the last six. to which nothing but the Stono Soluble tiuano had hccu applied, I gathered ?. uvprifu ol 1,2Q0 , pounds per acre. The two parcels planted | wore in tills same Held, separated (inly by a r >w. The cultivation was the same. ' d .1 ? A'feryTruly, yours, Ac..' JAMES C1IESNUT. To J. Di (IlKBN, E.'H-, (?tn, wlycol Stono Phol/thale Company, Charleston, S. C. KDGKFIRLD, 8. C? November 27, 1871. I used two tons Stono Dissolved Phosphate, composted with an equal weight of cotton seed, on my cotton th year. It certainly doubled tho yield, making on ordinary lands throe hates to ovcfy four nprns <>6 which it was usod.i In some test rows an equal woiglit of Phosphate, wi|b two ot|jr f^nlgitprs costing Dearly double the money, produced more cotton.? i There was no rust on the cotton under which the phosphate was used, rxcept on a few small spots of wet,;gpringY,landi whilst Uia cott<n> under which the other more cost I v fertilisers Wkre, rusted eXidy and ffnuriy. ' J. \V. TOMPKINS. Jan 10 ft* i - * f 30 3m. ~~~7 soijthb.'apr life insurance company. ? ) '?" ,'/ l '1 -^11 ,1 ! l /. 1 I 5 ^17\T TAG T> n ADIAAAT TtrtT-tntm \JI jjii w jl9 * J. JLli5 JL t A^DTN, OVRR $I.OOO.OOO. C O. STEPHENS, 11 ,.r , ? AOFNT'FOR OttEENVILLE COUNTT. J DR. J. II. DEAN, Medina I Examiner. Dm. 18 82 If -rtiCo HENRY GANTT, X corn, that 1 will apply to 8. J. Douihit, PROFtSSIONAL, BARBER,1 tiTCr&xc:v-,',r:d; ' viIKSM'ZLI'J" *""""ABSW!' "iVi: I." h,.^. b, VOHa".~ fo"i. I, WILLI AM T. SIUIMATE, AdminLtrator. ??? Prortpt attention to haalucaa. to merit a ! Rabruary Alb, 1872. MO-5 ^tlnijanea of the patronage heretofore,! ?\ . * oonuod to nim? ???tl h-^iss;? ...? . T3 BHREBY rlvew to all whom It may eon- tS H KREBY gives to all wlToni it may eon- | X < ??, that "l will apply to 8. J. l>?nthlt, X ?*rn' lbat 1 wi" PP'y. to?8- J Douthit, , Probata Jadn of (Iroinfil rv.nm.. ... ?-- ??'-1 ?? , ?"?><> vuogo u> vireeuviiio UuuntJ, OD Ibe ftib d*y of March ftext, ft.r a final Htaoharxe J7th day of Pohruary next, for a final die- ] at KtMOlor of the Kttata of Dr. WILLIAM char*? ?* Executor of the Eatute of DAVID MICHEL. dec?**?d- . W. PIDKN, deceased. HLMAO# CAPHRS. Executor. CHAKLEA TKRIIY, Executor. ?> February ^tb, 1872. 40*1 'J ' January 9, 1973. M-7 CAROLINA Fiimuzift - ? TRIUMPHANT. ] i o WlLMlNOTOM, N. 0., Aug Slot. 1871. J For th* l*rge-t production of Cotton to ;h- sore, 1,000 lbs. CAROLINA FERTL J LIZER. For the largest product ion of Wheat to ,be acre. 1,000 lbs. CAROLINA FERTI a LIZER. o The above premiums are for crop* pro t Juced with the use of the CAROLINA d PER IILIZKR alone, or io combination with 0 plantation manures only, and the awarding * )l said premiums is Lit discretionary with ( ihe committee of the Association undei their rules SANDERS. OATES A CO.. 0 Agent* at Charlotte. ( STEVENS & CURETON, t Lancaster, S. C. a 1 l WaXHAWS LAXCA8Tltft Countt, S C. 7b P. P. Zimmerman, h*q? Secretary of the Fair of the Carolinat ChartvtU, N. C: b The following is a correct statement of w Cotton raised by Stevens A Cureton. on 1J q ncrts of stubble land, which was manured 0 wiih 400 pounds of Carolina Fertiliser I I; The follow I n<r in ilia mn.m 1 ? ? " v. vim 1 I HI HJI1 : p Ii wan thoroughly broken up twelve incite* | deep, and laid off in row* tine* and a hull > le*t wide, and lit* Fertilizer applied In lit* " drill, then hedded on it on the 15th of May, e and planted the same day. hut owing ? the T cool and dry weather, did not come np to " n ('and uniil aboil the let of June. Fit*t ' working it was run around with a half sho _ el and partially trimmed out with u hoe. , Second woiking it was run around with a . three-inch gruti, twelve inches long, and the middles thrown out will! a eweep eighteen inches wid*. One furrow to a row and thinned to a stand with a ho* nhoui twelve t inches between the stocks, and afterwards 1 it was ploughed every two week* with a r sweep eighteen inchea wide, and lined each ' time, until it was worked live tilms. The following i* a correct statement of I the Cotton picked : 1st Ticking 264 I ] 2d Picking 410 ? 3d Picking. 413 | Estimated amount of unopened matured ( bolli 81 ii Total 1023 Respectfully sit* mit'c-l, , STEVENS J; CURETON. < 1 certify I weighed th* Cotton picked in J the above statement and it is correct. W. A. GRAHAM. October 2d, 1871. | At lb* request ot Messrs. Stevena k Cure ton. we have examined the one and one ^ eighth acre ot Cotton, ami the estimate , made above is true to tho b<'fit of our ( ability. D T. DURANT, , W. A GRAHAM. ( JOSEPH ROUGES. Premiums awarded to Stevens A Cure'.ott on above Certificate. We will sell the al>oro SPLEN ' DID FERTILIZE lint Forty-Five , Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollars pay- i able let November, with interest ' at Seven per Cent, per annum, de , livered at our Warehouse in 1 Charleston. j Agents will sell at same prices, 1 adding the freight and dray age to their Dupe's. GEO W. Mil i CO. I J. A. I?AVII> AND J rmr. -mmr. mawiiab> ! An ENTS, 1 GIILEN VILLA] S. 0. ' Jnn 17 37 3m ! FERTILIZERS. THE CELEBRTED I 1411 Bay At, Savannah , ?u. ||M E?<t Bay. Clnii j. A. DAVID, Agon!. AT GRKKNV1LLE, S. C. For iurthcr information apply vr (pidress as above for Almanac for 1872. Jon 17 S7 8m ( \ o 67 FT Mountain I.?.ilgo, No ' vary Friday Niyhl, lit 1 : lietr Hull, ov^r Mar ' Unit A MaiiMih's Drug Store. Regular at. endanc* desired. JAMIB P. MOORK, N. O Aug SO 17 tt , police. ! ALT, PERSONS INDEBTED to Dr. v% II.I.IAM U. Al'SlIN and JOHN 1. GOODLRTT, are notified il>at S'..le? and Aronunta are hi my liar>d* f..|- ^ Jolfeetlnn. Parties Interested will Mr.' ( "oats by oalling at my office and pAyirg up. . J. P. MOOKK. , Att'y at Law and Trial Jueiice. . Greenville, 8. C., Jsn. 8, 1878. 86-6 | AN ORDINANCE , to ? Etalse Supplier for the Year 1878. 1 r>B IT RN ACTED by tfaa or and At> I 13 dermvn of the City of Oreenville, in I Council assembled, and by authority of the | unit, That a Tax to eorer the period from r January 1st. 1872, to January let. 1873, for tba o uipi and in the inauuer hereinafter mention- ii d, all all be raiaed and paid into the Pnbtlo t! Praseury of the City of Oreeueilte, by the let l, lay of March uoxt, for the use asd service b hereof. a Section 1. On each One Tfundred Dollar* * f axsessad value of Ueal Estate and Pereonal ? 'roperty, the of tuna Fifty Cunts. p Heal Estate, Stocks, Goods and Chat tels Sold at Auction. a Sec. 2. There shall be paid auarterty, Two c nd a Half pur cent, upon all Sales at Auction, p n all Uoodo, and One per cent, on all Chat- r sis . and Real Estate, aud Stocks of ev?;-y a esoription, except on sales tnade by order * f Court, or process 6f law, or by Executors jj nd Administrator*. a loods, Wares and merchandize Sold ? on Consignment. c Sec. S. There shall be paid by all merchants f r others, One-Half per oent. upon all Sales of p loods, Wares aud Merchandize sold on J fonsigmnout, made from the 1st day of Jaitury 1872, to the 1st day of January 187S, the ibove lax to be paid quarterly. Road and Street Tax. Sec. 4. That each KDd every male person etween the ago*of twenty-one and fifty years, ther than members of tlie Fire Department, irdaincd Ministers and Students, shall pny on r before the 1st day or March next, One Dolnr for Road and Street exemption, and il any lerson liable to this tax, shnlt fail to make J >ayment at the time specified, be shall beheld iable to work oo the streots of the City, for ix days under the direction of the acting ivcrsccr ef the streets ; any person refusing or leglecting to obey the summons, shall be fined it tho discretion of the Council, said fiuo to be ollcctud by execution. And it shall be the luty of tho City Clerk and City Marshal to port to th? Council nil delimiter* under it her of the clnu?e* of this section. jawyers, Physicians, Deututs, Photographists, &c. Sue. There shall be paid Thirty Cents on he Hundred Dollars of Cross Income of Irohors ?nd Hunkers, nnd on nil Incomes dc- ] ired froui tbo Commission Business, or the 'ractlce of the Professions of Law, Medicine md Dentistry, and from tho Business of ' ftugucrreolyping, Auibmtyping and Photo- n ;rnphing within tho limits of the City?tho J iinount of incomo to be estimated from the 1st dny of January, 1S72, to the 1st duy of > fanuary, 1S73, the Tax upou tha satno to be laid quarterly. Carriages, Orahibnsscs Wagon*, &c. Sec. C. Thore sbnll bo paid Ten Dollars on i inch four-horse Omnibus or Unck ; Six Dollars in ench Carriage or Hack drawn by two or uore horses, run for conveyance of passengers >r hire ; Thrao Dollars on each one-horse Bugcy, Gig or Sulky, kept for hire; Ten Dollars ?n ench four-horse Wugon ; Six Dollars on each two-horse Wagon, or Drny, or Curt, and Four Dollars on each one-horse Wagon, Dray or Cart run for hire. Tho Taxes on Oinnl- , busses. Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, Wagons, Drays, Cnrts, Ac., kept for hire, shall be paid before they shall be allowed to run : Pronidtd, That nothing herein contained shall bo con- , strtied so as to extend to Wagons, Curt.", or ither vehicles going to or froti* market, and owned and run and need by nun-re?idonts of he City. Itinerant Trader* and Aactionsfcrl. Sec. 7. Five Dollars per day shall be paid y every Itinerant Trader or Auctioneer offer- J ng tor sale within the corporate limits ot tho * City, ut Auction or otherwise, any Goods, IVarcs or Merchandise, to be paid each day iu advance; and every Itinerant Trader or Auctioneer liable to the tax aforesaid, and who ball fail to make payment, shall be fined Ton Dollars for each day bo may so offend : Pro- , ndtd, Tbc provisions of tnis seel ion shall not i tie so construed so as to apply to the ordinary 1 lealers in grain, fruit, potatoes, tobacco, poul- , Iry, iron-ware, earthen-ware, or other produce | or manufactures ot tho like character. v Billiard Tables snd Ten Pin Alleya. 1 Sec. 8. That an Annual Tax of Twenty-" ' ive Dollars shall I e paid upon each and every 1 Billiard Table, and Twenty-five Dollars upon c sach auil every Nine or Ten Pin Alley, kept within the limits of tho City of Greenville tor profit; said Tax to be paid before License to ise the same shall be granted. Any person or |>ersnns using the articles or opening the csablishment mentioned above in this Section, without first having obtained a License troiu .he City Council, nnd giving a band to tho lutno in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, " ronditioned to observe tho laws of the i-tato >nd City, shall be subject to a tine not exceeding Ten Dollars for each day such establish tnent shall bo kept open or used. Equestrain and Theatrical Performances. J Sko. II. That no Kquestrain or Theatrical performance, or other perionnanoes, or other exhibitions for gain, shall be bad in the City of Greenville, without a license therefor being first obtained from the Mayor, and payment lor said license mnde to the City Clerk, as a foresaid us follows: For each and e.ery Equestrian Exhibition, Fifty Dollars ; for each and every Side Show, a sum not less than Five Dollars nor exceeding Twenty-fi vo Dollars, as the Mayor shall determine ; for Theatrical and other Exhibitions for gain, saeh sftm as the Mayor shall determine. And each and every person exhibiting for gain, w itbout lir?i having obtained a License, and tho payment of tho said Tax in udvunce, shall bo fined in n sum not less than double the amount of said Tax, t i n manner hcroinaftor provided for the iraposiioa of fines and forfeitures". Special Tax. Sec. 1ft. That no Person, Firm, Comrmnv 1 or Corporation shall be engaged in, prosecute , or carry on any trade, business or- profession, until lie, she, or they, shall have paid a Kpe 1 rial License therefor in the manner hereinafter pro?ided, to wit: Eivnh and overy business, either Mercantile, Mechanical or Manufacturing, the gross s.alcs or receipts of which shall not exceed Five Hundred Dollars per Annum, shall pay a License of Two Dollars, in excess of Fire Hundred Dollars, and not exceeding Two Thousand Dollars, Seven Dollars ami a Half, and in excess ol Two Thousand Dollars and not exceeding Five Thousand Dollars, Flight Dollars, and in excess of Five Thousand Dollars and not exceeding Ten Thousand, Ten Dollars, and in excess of Ten Thousand Dollars, Twelve Dollars Each ' F'irst-Class Hotel, Twenty-five Dollars; each I Second-Class Ifofel, Fifteen Dollars ;caeh Saw < Mill, F'itteen Dollars - each fern Mill,grinding under three thousand bushels per annum, Fil? i teen Dollars, and over thrco thousand bushels < |ier annum, Twenty Dollars ; each Flouring | Mill, Twenty Dollars; each Cotton Oin', Ten ( Dollars : each Cotton Press, F ive Dollars ; each Livery Stable, Ten Dollars ; each Has Manufactory or Works. Ten Dollars; each Print- 1 ing Establishment, Six Dollars; eaeh B*rl?sr* ' shtip, Five Dollars ; each Auctioneer, Twelve Dollars. The License Issued by virtue of ' this Section shall lie collected on or by the 1st ! day of March next, and shall eovor tho year I 1872. and all Business License issued on and I after the 1st day of March next, shall be issued mi a ratable pmpnvtian of tbe year dating ? from tho 1st day of the month in which it may t be issued. , Physicians Lawyers. Dentists, Pho f togrnphists, Aitists, Insurance ^ Companies, &c. i Rr.o. 11. F'.aoh Physician. Lawyer, Dentist, 1 Photographist and Artist, and each Insurance 1 Company and Speculators in grain, flour or f country prodoce, not otherwise licensed under [his Ordinance, siiatl pay a license of Fifteen [ Dr.tl .r. nn.l ??-K V...?- ? ' ?- - -- - vvuipniij OHVI'lg in office in, anil doing business within the corporate limit* of tne City, Twenty-five hollars j For conducting said business or occupation ; L taid sum or inns to he paid on or before the , let day of March next, or on any subsequent lay before commencing such business or ocounation. And a penalty of Five Dollars per day 4 diall ho levied against any person prosecuting luch business or occupation, or any business lamed in this Section without first huvlng when out a liconse tberotor. I Liquor License. i S.:c. 12. Dealer* id Liquor shall pay tho * ollowing License, to wit.; Each lie toil H [,iquor Dealer, Two Hundred end Fifty Pol- 1 are: each dealer in Liquor* who sells by the V juart ir larger queniilv, One Hundred Dol? L srs; each Druggist selling by the bottle, Fif- I y Dollars; (the liquor not to be drank on the premises where cold, by any ether than a ro. 'ii i ' mvetmWWW . ail liquor dealer,) til O* (leaner for all Infl >?r Annum, and unit U pdf Mix Ik* parIt* ?<*? upom *aid batiaeee. Penalties Cnc. IB. And bm it fwrtkw Ofdmimtd, That r any person or persons shall Call, nsjrlsot or tfot* to make a Mara to tb? Cky CWk on atb, of all bit, l?f or tbatr laMbU pro party, Deome, *alei, reeaipta, or any, or aU other hinge taxed by this Ordinance, and Bay the ax thereon impoted, wlthtn the lta? epeeHed y this Ordinanoe, the Clerk of Ceuaetl, as iiuii aj me oinnvra oi io? tiiy, in IUH/ uthorized and required to WNii well pMM r persons tor all bis, her or tbotr property, or tbor tbltifro taxed by this Ordinanoe, aoeerdi?g to the beat ioformatioa whieb lie and the isssessors can obtain ofth# "raloe of aach taxable property, and add On# Hundred por eat. to the amount of the tax at the parson or wrsons thus neglecting or refusing to make a etum at aforesaid, or pay the tax thereon ; . nd if the doable tax that imposed is not paid riibin Thirty Days tbetaafler, the aaid Clark i hereby authorized and required to issue >n execution therefor immediately, which said xecutiog shall be lodged with tbo Sheriff of be County of Urocntriile, to be ooHeeled acording to tbo provisions of tha Act of the leneral Assembly in snch cases, made and irovided. Jone and ratified in Council assembled, under fbo corporate Beul ol the City of Greenville, tbis 5 th day of December, 1871. JAMES P. MOORB, Mayor. F. A. Waltrr, Clark. Dso IS S3 tr TO THE LADlESr" PaMand Winter Opening. ' ' is MRS.-L.T" JENNINGS . Respectfully informs tha /WjBfc Ladles lliat ?lie is now reeeitr QrimSZtf nig lull supplies of JWSSMB FALL AND WINTER MILLINERV V? LAinnr A.1L? HOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. The S'ock will c?n?i?t of nil the lihes o 1 OOliS found in ainiiUr ealabliahment*. nd will b? offered at very loa-wnabU * " ices. 517-tf i.o Btirucit. r. iionjK BUTLER 8c McBEE. Vttorneys and Counsellors at Law and in Equity, GREENVILLE, S. C., ^ill Fraction in the Courts of the State and of the Unitad States. May 31 4 ti IV. K. KASl.KT. O. 0. irai.L EASLEY & WELLS, attorneys and Counsellors at Law AND IN EQUITY, GREENVILLE, S. C., PR VCTICK in the Court* of tha State and of the United Statea, and give especial ttention to enfe* In Bankruptcy. Jun 1 1871. ?<-tf Notice of Removal. \ f It. A. It MORRISON retIda sinItJL ere thank* to ilia citizen* of Gieeni ilie nod (lie Hilloundlog country for tii* literal nnlioni?tre wliicli they have extend>d t? him since lie ha* opened bnsineea. Ha i?s now reinorod to the atnnd on Maia Itreet, next below Foaier ?k llnnter, wheie ie guarantees full eaiinfaetion in MAKING, CUTTING and FITTING, In the best and lent, st. workmanship and manner tha iountry can afford. 21-tf E. 1*. .IOi\ES, ^wwcaiRXiVErsr AW :r.Aws A ND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. WII.L 1'RACTICE IS AtL COURTS OF THIS STATE ALSO, IN THE UNITED STATER COURTS. Office Greenville C. A., S. C. iul> 7 ly* II1- N it Y BfSCHOFF & CO., WHOLES A LE GROCERS, AND DEALERS IN 33333, ?i&&33&S, SBGAEIS, TOBACCO, &.C., NO. 197 EAST BAY, [fflMltESWm, S. C. i. UkCIIOIV. c WI'LBEKN. j. n. rirpKR. Oct 25 25 6m SOLUBLE PACIFIC filUNft PUICK tlb CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE FOll TIME. "I^XPFRIF.XCE in ihe u<C of (hi* Guano I J for ihe past eix years in this State, r.if (h?lion and Corn, ha* so far established its yiiArncier for excellence as to reader en incut an necessary. In accordance with (he established poK icy (>f <be Company to furnish (he be?t Joncenirated Fertilizer at the towert cost o con>umei a, this Guano is put into market hi* season at ijie nhova reduced price, ehieh the Company is enabled to do by reason of its bilge fa<ilili*s and the rcduc?d cost of manufacture. The . applies put into trinket this reason ire, a? heretofore, prepared under the perione] aiipeiiiilendenca of Dr. St, Julian tarenal, ('hernial of the Company, at /liarbsipn, 9. C., hene#, plantera m*y rest retired I hat its QUALITY and COMPO? iltiOK la precisely ihe tame as thaL hereofoie sold At the present low price ev* ry acre (dsnted can be 'erillized wilii 200 lounda Guano at a cost not exceeding the iresent value of 80 pouoda of cotton, ehile experience has shown that under* avoiable conditions of season snd cullivA on the crop is increased by the applies, ion {mm Iyo to threefold Ui? nalUrai ea lacity of the soil. Hence, under no eon* lllions could ite applicntInn fail to coin-. curate for the outlay. Apply to J, N. K0B80N, Agent Pacific Guano Oomuansr <o. 68 ^.u.1 Bay ?n<l Nog. I and 2 Allanlio Wharf, Obarleatnn, 8. C. fNO. S. KEKSK A CO . Ognaral Agent*. No* 29 tD 3(n 18 A CARD. 71 MY FRIJiNDS AND TATEy^tron* have my thankg for past JBWL 6V JBf"T'>ra. Ac. I Cotitlnuo to make il litioha to my .stock of JRWRL- Kfrgval IY. WATCHES, CLOCKS, SPKC TCLKS. Sri. V K R HATE f A R E, TABLE CUTI.KUY, Ac. Special at?nti??i? given to repairing fine Watcnaa, and 'Uihi Piocea of oyory daaoriptfaa. JAMKS 0. BLACK. .Tun 18 33 if