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?l)f (Bnterprisf. To. WSOVUDAti lit. iwk ptr- Ooa Atisn ia Cbablbstob.?TW Adrwtiil>f A fancy of Meaera. Vutn, Kvtm k Coqiviil, rtprtNDM by Rnvili T. Loo ia, Kaq., U the only authorised Aftaoy for thin paper ia Charleetoa. tab Fbiladolpfala Ooawiloa. The Ridiotl National Ooo rent ion, which iMnrtM h Philadelphia last Wedeaeday, has ptrforaaed ita work and adjourned. General U. 8. Grant was unanimously nooniutaJ by acclamation for the Preaideaey, aad Hon. Henry Wilton, of Masaaehaaetta, for the Viee.Preeldenoy. Wo publish foil particulars of tho proeeedtnga. The tlokot i? a very etroog oat, hot if tho Prealdea* tial oootoat ia between Grant and Greeley, and there be no regular Demooratie nomination made, wo think the latter will be our next President. Bat, on. the other hand, should another candidate be peebed upon the people, that will determine the election, and Grant will walk into a aecond rresiaenuai lertn as easily as though ha had tlie race to himself. Out we bops for belter things. The united voice of the South uigee no Baltimore nomination ; its counsel* are entitled to weight. Governor Oan, of this State, delivered a very strong speech, before the Convention,*en (toning Geo. Grant and hts administration.? Wo will publish it next week. The Court House Matter* For good reasons, we withhold the comtau* uicAt ion of the young gentlemen, lu reply to an article of so official of Greenville County recently appearing in this paper. Long and strongly personal controversies, unless on absorbing topics, are not productive of a great deal of good. Iu this communication the cause of the ladies is amply vindicated, in vigorous terms, and those ladies interested, should bestow their most bewitching smiles upon those of their male /Viands who ran so promptly to their rescue. "Honor to Whom Honor la Duo." In our last isus, we spoke of the prosperity of the Masonic Lodge in this City, and among other things, stated that the Lodge had, for several years, supported one of its oldost members. In this we were misinformed. It has contributtd futcardt bis support for the lost twelve months, and dons so somo three years ago for a few months; but the fact is, he has been cared for and supported sinoa the war by a friend, who knew him in mors pros, perons times. Wo make this correction in Justice to all concerned. Furman University Commencement. The Commencement Exercises of Furman University, and of the Greenville Female Collego, will take place on Wednesday, the 19th instant. Major James B. Steadmas will deliver an Addreaa before the Literary Societies of the University on Tuesday night, and Her. E. J. Mkykardie, D. D., will deliver an Addreaa before the Literary Society of the Female Collcgo, on Wednesday night. The public are respectfully Invited to attend, ? Literary Club. At the last meeting of this body the time of meeting was changed from the 4th to the Sd Tuesday evening of each month. In accordance with this change, the next meeting would regularly lie held on next Tuesday, Juna 18th, at the residence ol J as. BirNie, Eaq. A portion, however, of the commencement cxereieee of Furman University occur on that evening, and it has been thought beat I? postpone the meet* log if the Club to the following Friday evening, June 21st, at whiab lime Rev. El Capers is expected to reed the essay. Mem^ bers will please bear in mind, then, tbal the next meeting of the Club will be held at the residence of Mr. Jas. Bihnu, on Friday evening, June 21st, at 8 P. M. A Word from the Scientific American. The abovd paper thus alludes to-the tavern tion of Mrs. Millwec, and for the interest ol our native genius, the journals of South Ca< roiina abould reeord her invention in tbeii columns: " Pattern far Cutting Garment*?Mr*. Sarah A . Millteee, of Greenicood, S. C.?The inven tion consists in a pattern chart for front and hack of human form, with sculea of figure! and perforations, arranged for fitting plait and full waists, loose sacquea, and barques o all aizea. It would teem to be an inventiot greatly calculated to economise the costs, U ladies, of tbeir various garments, since, will one of these charts, ibey may both cut and readily fit, as well as make tbem." Post Office Re-opened. The post office formerly at Clear Spring, is Oreenv He County, has been re-opened, and Mr. Robert Lraooe appointed postmaster. Error. Last week, in reporting the names of those arrested for violation of the internal revenue laws, we incorrectly stated that Mr. Jerrt Tisai.tr bad been eommitted to jail. Thii was a mistake, as Mr. Tixslet gave bond ol $2,000 for bis appearance at tbe next term ol the United Statea Court. ?? 1 ? New Flour and Grist Mill. Ttrv. 8. J. Green is about completing new flour and g'iet paill, at the olJ Thompson mill place, just beyond the oily limits, on the Spartanburg road. He also intends to attach a cotton gin and thrasher to his old mill, and will therefore be able to accommodate the pnhlie in several ways. These improvements will require en expenditure of near $6,000. Ju. K. Dickaon, Esq , for Sobool Commissioner. By reference to our list of announcements, it will be seen that the name of Jaxcs K. Diceson, f'sq., is a eendidate for Sobool Commit* sinner. Mr. D. is well ui favorably known throughout the County as a good and experienced surveyor, having also a large ex per ienee in school teaching. In J8<$8 ba waa ona of the Democratic nominees lor the Legislature. Another Presidential Ticket. Tho Woman'a Suffrage advocates hsvepUoed In the leld as their standard bearers, Mrs. Victoria C. Woeautfu. for the Presidency and Faareafcx Dovolass, for Vice President, tho latter colored. ? ? i ... On Saturday last our diy waa visited by a terrific gnat et wind, wlneh caused such a whirl ol duit as to compel atorar, offioea, Ac , to be eloeed up for a uhlje. The "eldeat inhabitant" does net remember anuffr much before abhSHTSST" Owo ioat vwk, gratWtua of thta Otty having b?ka*M two urlhm V0ka ten tows, ( rod* oat i ttuftd to lb iftll roavkisg hU. dootioatioa ui trwaaootlog hb VooImm, in wIm k?m. .k. kul.. u^.lu - < * m - ? - ? ? '? < I I ? wlM hia pockota, fo?ad thai ka hid lost a mall imhI of BOM; ha had had wM htna. Riaiatiriot where ha last had It, ha fell tra* Idont of knowing aoar wharo It had baoa tool. Next day, again return lag aa business, la galas, ha made all the aaarah aad Inquiry ha eoald, hat waa aot abla U haar af It, aad waa to tho ataahdw thai hia shaasss of roaorary i lay la his aoaay having haoa picked ap hy waa hoaaat aaa, which wa all know, aa a ' gbneral rale, 1ft a vary alia oha tadaad. Bat thara ara aaaa honest |wph | far ha waa aooa In form ad that Mr. Taoaas McCawrne, who , llvaa In thai Dalghhorhood, aad la wall known to all of oar people, had, la driving along tho road In hia ox-oart, plokad ap a roll of greenbacks, and waa aadaavarlag to haar af tha 1 loaor. Upon oar frland'a riding np and daaerlblng oaa or two of tha hilU, Mr. MoCaavan waa aattatad aa to thalr ownership, and , ' turned tho at ovar to him. It la ra flashing to haar of Instanooa of howaaty Hko thaoa j hat all who ara aoqaalatad with Mr. McC., know thai ha eoald aot do otborwiee, aa ha la Barns' ideal of tha nohlaot work of God. Oonyraaa, Tha Enforcement Aetpaaaad by Coagraas laat year ana wbtob wm to expire with the Con" I ( gress which adjourned on tb* 10th inst., hu I , been re-enacted, although ahorn of some of ite moat objectionable feature*, it waa alao amended in several particular*. The elaaee in the former act raspeading the Writ of Aabea* cer- 1 put ceaaea of operation. The civil right* bill has bean defeated for th* preseat. i Th* Weather and Crop*. I On* or two showers have fallen daring the past week. On Monday morning last ] the rain was a very good one, and of great i advantage to the growing crop*. The j warm weather is what ia needed, provided it is not too diy. Th* crops generally, ws | think, srs doing well. Col. IfcCoLLouoa, | of the lower portion of Greenville, apeake 1 ( well of ooro, eotton and wheat. Wheat is being rapidly cut, and the qaal 'y ie said to be very good, although much will be difficult to save on account of the shortness o| the stand. ? John Winn, a colored man in the employ- I < raent of Mr. J. P. Welis of this city, died 11 last night; aged perhaps between 6ft and ' 60 years. He was a member of the Baptist Church, a quiet, good man, and a faith s I 1 ful servant. Tub Ladiea' Ice Cream Saloon of this city I was, we learn, kept open on Friday evening last for the benefit ot the Palmetto Orphan Home, of Columbia. The receipt? for this laudable purpose were, we trust, even larger than usual. i i i ? ? Announcements. Mr. Exnnr Leaole and Jambs K. Dick s sos, Esq., appear among the list for School I i Commissioner, end Mr. Wiuox Cook for the Legislature. Bead them oter. i Governor Scott has appointed Bunnell J. Stewart Notary Publio for Groenville County. For the Greenville EnterprUe i iff. Editor?Permit mc, through your col- I umos, to thank the friends of " Education " for the unsolicited nomination they have given me for tbe office of School Commissioner at I tbe ensuing election. Allow me, too, to add I that, while I am not unwilling to serve the public, justice to my views of publio policy, I requires me to say, that, in oar prosent con I ditlon, I regard concert of action as the part I of ail good oitizens of the utmost Importance, I and hence cannot consent to hsvo my name assoeiatsd with any measure that might tend to a different result. The Convention to as- I semble in August next, will, I presume, nominate a ticket for County officers ; and, should that body so* proper to connect my name with I the office mentioned, I should feel it my daty to acoept the nomination?otherwise, I must decline to be a oandidato. , Very respectfully, f JOHN B. PATRICK. Greenville, June 10th, 1872. FOR THB GRBEXVItl.E ENTERPRISE. \ Mr. Editor?" Countryman," in yonr issue I of the 2d uit., is on the right track, and we > very heartily recommend tho adoption of his 1 idea in regard to the office of School Commis- I f sioner; besidee, too, let private interests give > place to tbe public welfare, and the County * delegates canvass thoroughly the character ot 1 tbe man who would worthily fill the office. I Me tbink we know one in all respects fitted for tbe position. Educated; of largo experience in the management of sehools, thoroughly oonversant with tbe wants of this branob of the public service. Further, one 1 whose heart is in tb* matter, and whose time 1 will he wholly devoted thereto; in a word, a Christian gentleman, who knows his duties and will perform them. I mean Mr. Barry League, of Austin Township. A FRIEND. An Appeal. 1 The yonrg ladies of "The Florida Calhoun r Literary Society," of Reidrille Female Col* r lege, Spartanburg District, 8. ., finding it impossible, in consequence of the impoverished condition of the State, to increase their Library, without the aid of help from abroad, have determined to raiee a public subscription, t and eafneetly appeal to the friends of education in the South for contribution! of sny hooka tbay may be diapoaed to aend them. Any contributiona will be gratefully acknowledged. Address Miss LULA TODD, President, or Misa M. F. IIoTcnaaoa, Secretary, Floride Calhoun Sooiety, Reidrille Female College, Spartanburg Dletriet, 8. C. rOR TBS OBEEEVII?t?E EB1EBPRME. BiMe Society. At a meeting of the Officers and Executive Committee of the Greenville County Bible Society, held on the 27th of May, at the Depository, it waa moved and agreed to, that the Rev. Mr. Meynardle be appointed a member of the Executive Committee in place of tbo Rev. Mr. Darby, removed. The following Revolutions were proposed and uaanimonely adopted, upon nominations made to the meeting by Mr. 8. G. Clyde, a member of the Executive Committee: I. That the Rev. Mr. Hudson be authorised to act as the Colporteur of tbo Society in the County, and that the Agent of the Boeiety, be authorised to farntab Mr. Hudson (with suob Bibles and Testaments aa be may need far 1 aale or^gratuitous distribution. IT. That in making this arrangement for , tbe distribution of tbo Holy Script urea, the . Executive Committee commend the Obilstinn seal of Mr. Uudaop to their brethren and 1 friends In tbe County, and trust that bis af- i forts may be eneowragad by tba aid and sympathy of all Christians. 1 III. That the offer of Mi. Wm. A. Hudson to procure the Olvenlation of the Bailpwua hi 1 the County be accsplaf , ne^ that be he eewa- , mended by the Committee in^io yod^a work. | ( r. K TT jrttrv, f./-e??rnej ar>d Treasurer. NEWS ITEMS. N?*rty fi,000,000 lb qpecie ku bMD re MPtly shipped from Na* York. A toraada la AlahMte blew down a clrene U?t, sad Injurtd three actors. Nsw floor wm sold ta tht Wio?aboro nMrkct M tb? la( kit, at |8 ptr huadrrd. Sua day parade*, except (tfetrab, are aboliahsd la New York. Kx.Ooreraor Shorter, of Alabama, died at Kaflaala on tha Mtb alt. Thara la a woman la Boston who bae eUlaa, la tho course of a loaf and sveatfol life, ooe thousand and one umbrellas. It takea " sternal vigilant# " and thirty, five oontf to obtain a ponod of food batter In Ljoahburg Virginia. A portion of Chief Justice Moose' proparty was told by the Sheriff, at Sam tor last week. Thar* will be i meeting of the etoekholdin of tho Alrliee Railroad al Spartanburg oa tho 18th ioctant. Tha Charleston Republican baa cocoa oat for Greeley and Brown, and plaoad llaalf upon tha Ciaaiaaatl platform. Oar eorrespondeats will aot? that J'a msdr halo w tha liaa In oaaanaeript ara never printed I'a Marion, Aodaraon, Ooonaa and Laaraaa Oonntiaa appoiotad no delegates to attend Lb?State Danoaratia Convention. Captain Col verse* waa killed at Bridgeport, Cone., on the 6th insL, and had hia life in. lured for $186,000. Rev. James Woodrow. proprietor and ed? itor of tha Soathera Presbyterian publish* td io Columbia, is absent in Europe for hia iisalth. A ourious feature of the Pennsylvania Democratic status is that tha preaa is igminst Grteley sod its Congieasroan ara ror him. Rev. R. M. Reid delivered e Umptrtngi lecturo at Spartanburg ou the 4lb lost., Hon. Sim peon Bo ho takee an motive part lo temperance reform. Mr. A. F. Graham of the firm of D. S. Price A Co., o| Marion, went before the Medieal Board in Charleston, and pawed hie examination ae a druggist. Bx-Governor Brown, of Georgia, baa tendered $1,000 toward the endowment of Oglethrope University, provided the balance of M9,000, la raised by subscription. Tbe examination of Pharmaoeutiste, Apotbeoerice and draggiste by the Medical Facnlty of the University of South Carolina, is advertised to begin on the 12tb instant. The contraet for building the new Court Roase at Abbeville, has been awarded to Messrs. Enright A Smith and Sign, Seal and Robertson, of that place, for $16,150. The opposition to paying the Southern mail service, arguo in Congress that its payment would be an entering wedge to pentioning Southern soldiers and paying the Southern war debt. In the Methodist Conference, in session at New York, Rev. Dr. Fuller offered a resolul ion to establish a colored conference in the territory now occupied by tbe Georgia and Aisbama Conferences. Of tba Grant press lo Iowa, twenty-three newspapers era edited by men who bold offioe under Grant, or receive official patron age from him. That explains why they clamor eo loudly for his ra-nomination. Baltimore is a favorite as a place for holdk ing National Conventions, having had thirteen ; Philadelphia, four ; Chicago, three ; Harrlabuig, Buffalo, New York, Charles ton, Columbus and Cincinnati, each one. The Nashville Union and American says: The bill to give Tennessee another member of Congress having become the law, we are authorized to say that if the aleetion is to be made by the Stale at latge, ex-Preaident Jubnsou will be a cand'date. A man out West undertook to play with a lion at tbe menagerie tbe other dev. He saya he finde it mighty hard to write with his left hand, but that he misses his eye mors than any tiling elae. His nose always was a trouble to bim. For the first time since tbe war, the Radical Congress has unseated a Radical member and put a Democrat in his place. Clark. (Radical,) sitting member from Texas, has been ousted, and Qidding*, (Democrat,) seated in nil place, u ladings ?u fairly elected by the people. A few day ago, a colored man of Halifax county, North Carolina, was exhibiting to a party of admiring friends the docile quslix ties of his favorite mole by pulling his tall and otherwise caressing him. The coifin wss made of poplar plank. There was a rumor, says the St. Louis Times, on the street yesterday that Governor Brown htd signified his intention of doffing bis gubernatorial robes in order to enter the cam* psign without embarrassing official impediment, but there is probably no truth in it. In such a ease, however, Hon. Louis Gottscbalk would be Governor. The Qreeley Ratification in New York on the 4l h, was immense. A letter from Mont gnmery Blair, spaaking of Radicalism, says. ' Not uotil attacked by Sumner, 8churz, and Trumbull, waa it broughtto hay," A letter from Senator Trumbull congratulate* the " Liberal*" lor dsliveranee from party Lram reels, and tor giving the people an opportunity to elect Horace Greeley President of a pacific government, and obliterate old animosities General Imhod-n eays he haatens to asaure the meeting that Southern men heartily unite io support of the policy and nomineea of the Cincinnati Convention.? The unanimity in the South ia without a parallel. The opposition in Virginia is too feeble to provoke a campaign. Just oun Hasp.?The following, wbieb we take from the Edgefield Advertiser, coincides with our own opinion as to the course that shoald be pursued by the Democrats throughout the Stat*: " A regard* looal politic*, the Republican* hare it all to themselves. Tney are aomewbat divided, however, and it la pretty clear they will bare two ticket* in tba Held. The Democratic sentiment of the County, ee far as w* can leans, is sot to partieipale in the coming eaaras* at all, but merely to go forward and rot* for the ticket on which are nominated the bsit use?man who are free from the influence of the Radical ring in Columbia, and who will gw l*i faror of repudiating the twenty Billions of State bonded debt fraudulently oontraoted by the 8?ott?Neegle< Parker carpet bagger*. A good ticket, thus pledged, he the omuoees Republican or Bom serai, white or black, will, we dare say, receive the support ?' ** -nV r r n i? ? . ... .... t ry..,.tL. iJJT,. iaaMMgaBii i " ~r ranrn mr PnuoKtrau, Job# 0. ii Ei-flormr CUfHo, at Mrraaafutrrtty eaUedlhr Bapoblican Qonernlloo'to or dor I abort iy afur boob to day, aad aftaf brief b aperah In oology of the Republican party, 1 rolled upon Err. Alexander Rred, of PhlU 1 adelpbia, who doMvrrod pr?yer. Ex-May ' or Morton MaMichael, of Philadelphia, war d tbaa aleotad temporary obairman, and ( mada an add rear of lhanka for the priri* lego of prraidiaf aero for a abort tlmeoerr # fha Contention, And weloomlng, a* a Phil- a adalpbian, all tba d?legator to tbat city, , and paying tbo bigbrrt tribute to Qrank a raying ho war tare' bornt, better and 1 trttr Urea any *f hfs detractor*. I John Nowlto, of New Jersy ; Job* R. Hubbard, of Wast Virginia; and H. Pot* ? ter, of Florida, were elected gecmtarlea.? d Committee! oa credentials and permanent organisation were appointed, and after- f| ward* Thornae 8*Ule, of North Carolina, waa aoaoimoualy elected Prorident of the 0 Convention. Judge Jamee L. Orr, of South Carolina, and Hoaderfon, of Mlseonri, were hie only oontoatnotn Settle took the chair and offered brief remarks, and than the ? Convention adjourned till ten to morrow. During the day rpeaahea wera mada by Morton, Logan, Qerrilt Smith, Governor Ogleaby, John A Gray, a colored delegate from Ark an***, and othara; nil of them In warm eulogy of Grant, who It is stated will be renominated by eaclamation. There is intense excitement over the Vine-Presidency by the irieode of Wilaon nod Oollax, both Working with the greatest vim. Oo question of platform it ia said the only diversity of opinions that tvult Is On the tariff. J Philadelphia, Jane $. The National Republican Convention organised to-day, Hon. Morion MeMlebael noting as temporary President. The delegations were full, and the Academy of Music was literally oacked. Liouteuant-Oovarnor Ranaier. ' of South Carolina, ?u elected as one of tb* Vice President*, and alio cboien aa one of the National Committee on Periqanent Organisation. Hon. E. B. Elliott was appointed on ? the Committee on Platform ; Hon. T. J. ^ Mackey on the Committee on Rules, and Hon. I ^ S. A. Swails on the Committee on Credentials. 4 Unring the absenoe of the committee on permanent organisation lou<l and continuous oalls J were mad* for Logan, who appeared amid deaf- ' ening applause, and made a short speech, apologizing for his inability to answer the demand of the audience, having spoken until he ( was hoarse the night before. f Gerritt Smith was then called fcr, the oon? ( vention rising and cheering wildly for several minutes. He spoke eloquently, and was frequently applauded?the convention again rising and waving handkerchiefs and bats as be retired from the stage. , Senator Morton was next called for, and made a powerful speech cf some length. Judge James L. Orr was couducted to the J stage, upon demands made by the audienec, and made an excellent speech of several minutes, fully and nnqutvocally endorsing Grant, ' as the other speakers bad done. He defended Ku Klux legislation, and carried the convention with him, with round after round of applause. i George Oglethy, of Illinois, oeme out af- ' ter very furioue and repeated c?l s, and ] made a most stirring speech, which was ] cloaely listened to, and the Convention was perfectly lost in a sea of en'.hu*ia?n>. Elli* ott a'fO spoke forcibly and was frequently cheered, T'is speaking occupied three hours. The Committee on Permanent Organization recommended Judge 8ett!e, of North Carolt* na, as permanent President, who was unanimously elected. Judge Orr eould have been elected had efTorts been made earlier. Wilson stock for Vice-Preaidnr.cy is advancing. It looka like be will be nominated on the second ballot. Colfax's friends are sanguine of bis election, however. The city is wild for Grant. There was a tremendous demonstration last night, with thousands upon thonsands present. The convention will probably adjonrn tomorrow. Philadelphia, June 6tb. Grant was re-nominated on the first ballot, receiving every rote in the convention, numbering 752. The convention was perfectly wild with enthusiasm, and rising to their feet, themembers cheered vociferously for several minutes, while bands played " Hail to the Chief," and the audience, numbering flvo thousand persons, sang tho "Battle Cry of Freedom," " John Brown," and other patriotio airs, amid the waring of handkerohiofs and other demon* strations. Henry Wilson was nominated on the first ballot. The rote stood?Wilson, 88IJ, Colfax,821 J. Tho balance being scattering. Philadelphia, June 6. The rote for Grant was unanimous. In casting the rotes of delegations, each chair* man ui.de a little speech, which was received with great good humor. Tho following is not among tho most extravagant: Popham, of Virginia, said her Republican people were marching forward under bar banner, Sic .Sent' pcr Tyrannit; intends next autumn to pnt her armed heel upon the head of the Democratic party. The gods are just, and Virgin!* must and will be redeemed. After the burly*burly subsided, a motion was made to suspend the rules and nominate a Vice.Presldent, which was carried. Pennsylrania nominated Wil* Son ; Massachusetts seconded the nomination ; Indiana nominated Colfox ; Michigan seconded the nomination ; Mississippi alto seconded the nomination) Lynch, colored, saying U seemed to hire as if the spirit of Lincoln was there, and be remembered what that patriot eaid on one occasion, when he said it was not a safe time to swap horses when oroeeing a stream. Proceedings were here interrupted by the entrance of the platform oommittee, which reported in effect aa follows: The resolutions speak of the great eonraga and the duties per formed by the Republican party In suppvea*ing the rebellion, emancipating star**, en? forcing the law*, developing the internal reeonreee of the country, eneoaraging and promoting emancipation, eolieeting the revenue, and reducing the national debt and eypeaaee, with the belief that theeonntry will not entrntt tbe Oovcrnmont to any party or combination oompoeed chiefly of tboee who hare refitted every etep of tbie beneficial progrew*. They bold that tbe recent amendment* to the Confutation nut he faitained and carried oatf that hoaorabfe peaea with foreign natiene ehould be maiataioed; that the eivil eerviee ihoald be reformed | that no farther graote of pablie land ehould be made to corporation*j that tha revenue* should be rueb ae to turn lab a moderate balaaee to be applied to'a redaction of the public debt, and that the revenne, 1 seept each u if rained from tobacco gpd fpirita, rbdnld be rained by da tier on import*, wiieb ?lofics sbouM bo adjured ?o a? to aid I a soeoring naiMntiT* wagN to Um laborer, ounty of tho Qo^tafMI ik?aiik?tttwM > tbo told Mr* and tailors of tbo lata war; bat tbo American dootrtao ?f fraternisation bonld bo maintalafd ; tlytt tbO franktng p4r* logo should bo aboltstOd abf postage reuood | tbal tbo rotations of labor and eapltal buDld be recognized and protected ; tbat the bite credit mat be preeervedj and (bat reole lafiaau aboaH U iccetoed. yjfbc lalaa tor woman tuffrage abowtd be trebled rith reepeetfal oonaideretion. The amnerty ction of Congress ia approved, alao Ita aatiCuKlax legislation. The rights reserved to ItatH moat be respected.' Plant eeafidcase i nxpmeid to the msdset patriotism, earn act arpoeea, aoaad j ad (meat and pr?etteal wlsoa of U. 9. Grant. After adoplog the platform, Virginia aomi> a ted Jobo T. Lewie, colored, and a delegate rem Texas nominated K. J. Davie. The vote el i Wilson, Mi*; Colfax, 831*. Viretoia ged to WUaon, whieb gave him the aomietlon. Tbe eenreatWo then adjourned eiae die. Pinal Pirpoamo* or tax Ko Klcx.?The [n Klux prisoners, convicted at the reeret trm of tbe United States Circuit Court, ' nd who have heen confined in jail here etil thev eould be transferred te the Alto* iv penitentiary, will leave ia the Sirens hip Champion, thia afternoon, at 6 o'c'ock, it custody of United Statee Marshal Weieoe, ai d a sufficient foroe of deputies.? We give helow the names of tboee going: render Spencer, Wne. Smith, Pinckuev leldwell, Milton Howe, LaPeyette Ba?<f, Vlii Dover, Walker Moore Joseph Loeklc, ohn C. Robinson, Wne. I*twrr, W. M Pulon, Charles Baroett, Benjamin StiokUnd, Vtntsm n n?n.. n;u.u?i.j -i_. Sltjnh Harden, Miles McCollnugh, Walker )aweon, Alitoo Hayes, James Sander*. Wm, Udimv, David Kamseur, Walter P. Antho* ly and George 8. Wright. Two others, leetlned for the same place of imprisonnent, will oot be able to go at present, he* ?g aiok. Their sentence* vary from ape la en yeara.?CkarUtton Camritr, 8th. JOB PRINTING HA VINO engaged the services >f a competent Job Printer, we ire more than ever prepared to urn out promptly. at reasonable *ate?. all kinds of PL A IN JOB PRINTING, such as Handbills, Circulars, Cards, Labels, Yam Tickets, dec., dec. ' t^T Parties will do well to confer with us btfore giving out heir orders. Greenville, May 29. Cotton ia telling to-day nt22i@23. Charleston. June 10 Cotton dall?mi ldhn* nominal, at 25j ; sculpts 736 balra ; stock 8,407. New Tope, June 10. Cotton lower; eitUe 608 t>al?a?middling !GJ. Gold Auousta, June 10. Cotton quiet?middling 24 J ; r*c?-ipts 42 tales ; sales 133. Do Not Despair Hundreds of cases of Scrofula, in its worst itnges, old cases of Syphilis that hnve defied i he skill of eminent Physicians. Rheumatics who hare been suffering tor years, and th? rictims of the injudicious tree of Mercnry, have been radically cured by DR. 'PUTT'S SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT. It is the most powerful alterative and blood purifier known. It is prescribed by many physicians in their practioe. If you hsrs Chills, whether every other day, every tenth day, or every two or tbroo weeks, lake Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills, and you w,lll chock them, otherwise they will stiok to you all winter. Dr. Tult'i Us If f)ye contain* no Sulphur. Kesp the Hair Unblamllhad ?" I sua like U ^? I. ? I- -lib -A -a h- 4-ss.M ?H ???l UIUIIUVK?WUUVIM ?V iUV WfPf ?*'? venerable Indian Chief, pointing to hU thin and bleached loeka. Thousands of men and women in civilised society, much youuger than the old Sagamore, are like bim, " withered at the top," simply because they have neglected to nse the means of preserving and beautifying the hair which science has placed at their disposal. K Lyon's Kalbairon be faithfully applied once or twloe a day, to the fibers and the scalp, it is just as impossible that the hair should decay, wither, fall out or Income harsh and fussy, as that a meadow, duly retresbed with nightly dewa and sunlit rains, should become arid nnd bairen of green blades. Tbis matchless prspartion not only keeps the hair alive and the skin of the head in a healthy and clean condition, but actually multiplies the filaments and imparts to thcin a lustre, flexibility and wavy i*eauty unattainable by any other mode ot treatment. It does not, like the metalio and sulphurous hair dyes, dry up the natural moisture ot the scalp, but supplies nutrimeut to the roots of the hair and rigor to the fibers. Da. Saok's Catarrh Rsmrdt.?#500 reward for an incurable case. Sold by druggists, or by mail, 00 cents. Address R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. T. x'ltifa] Condition. It is a sad thing to past through life only half alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual condttion is one 01 languor and debility. They oomplain of no speciflo disease; they suffer no positive pain ; but they have no relish lor anything which affords mental or seneuons pleasure. In nine casee out of tan this etata of lassitude and torpor erisee from a morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys the energy of both mind and body. When the waste of nature is not supplied by a due and regular assimilation of the food, every organ is starved, every function interrupted. Now, what does common seose suggest under these circumstances of depression T The system needs musing and strengthening ; not merely for aa boar or two. to sick afterward into a mora pitiable condition than near (aa it assuredly would do if an ordinary aioobolio stimulant were resorted to,) bat radically and permanently. How la this desirable object to be aeponr piisbed f The answer to this question, found* ed on the unvarying experience of a quarter of a century, ia easily gives. Jnfuae new vigor into tbe digestive organs by a course of Ilostettar's 8 torn a eh Bitters. De aot waste time by administering temporary remedies, but wake tbe system up by recuperating tbe fountain head of physical strength and energy, tbe great organ upon whteh all tbe otber organs depend for their nurture end support. By the time that a doaen doses of tbs great vegetable tonie and lavigorant have boss taken, tbe feeble frame of tbe dyspeptic will begin to feel its benign Influenoe. Appetite will be ereated, and with appetite tbe capacity bo digest what it craves. Persevere until the cure Is complete?until beatbful blood. It ts be tbe materiel of floeh and mneele, and bona and nerve and brain, flows through the channels of eireulatin*, instead of the watery pabnlum with which tbey have herptcfore been imperfeetly noutshed. r ' Tea Vit.i.aiia Cinics.?Tt ahonld not look Uke a barn or a etorehoaee. It ahonld be a bnilding, the very eight of wbleh would eanee devout feaMaga in tho breaet. A well-carved eroaa ehoald point to aaaean j naaaaive panelad doora ehoald impreea the via I tor with anient nity of tho ptaoo into which he la entering | etalned glaaa ehoald throw a any at to light athwart the alelea; pulpit, altar, ceiling and gellerier ebould he ornamented with Igaratlve mouldinga, and tha aoloaana that aapport the gal I erica, and tha baloatara that rail thaaa in, ehoald bo of alaaaia pattoraa. Any aongrega th>it wlabing each n church should eead their ardcra for finishing material to Mr. P. P. Toei.a, importer of Fraaeh ataiaod glaaa, and manufacturer of and daalar In Doora, Rsahee, Blind a, Wo. 50 Tiny no at rent, Charles* tcm, 5. fc. "s i-tt AT^THE COAC 0? fgr-THEBE IS A FINE GRASS AND SC DOZEN (Assorted) BEST J CALL AND GET YOUR ?ovi June f Sigma Alpha Epsilon. \ rTBI SIGMA ALPHA IPSILON fKAJL ternlty, will hold lu ANNUAL CONVBKTICN la Atlanta, 0a., mU?)W Sate. j Betide* the regular delegation, wbieb la expeeted to be undaually Urge, tbeft trill be a * grand re-union of all Uw brotbere throughout the country. Tbla year pert of the literary exerciaee of the Convention will be made public. June 13 A 1 < ( M H ^ ? . a . ? a ft _ MM _ ? _ I Administrators oaie* ST VIRTtB ot aa Order from 8. J. | Do or bit, Probata Jtfdga or 9r*aqt|Ri i nty, 1 will aalt at lb* tsU maiden oe of I o. w QAIBHM, D?'ed, aw Saturday, <A? ttd <Mt, tha following Paraoaal Property, te Vlt t 1 Mala, A hand Cattle, 14 bawd Hogs, Cora and Fodder. Jloneehold and Kitchen Faro it Ufa, 1 Wagon, Plantation Too la, So. TERMS?CASH. B. CHARLES, Administrator. Jnna 7th. 1877. 8-2 ABf?OUNCJfcMEKT8> For 8ohool CommiMioner. WK are authorised to announce JAMES K. DICKSON, Esq., aa a candidate for tha oAaa of Corn ty School Commissioner at tha eneuing election. 6-td MANY Frianda of Mr. BERRY LEAGUE, respectfully nnnounce him a candidate for Sohoot Commisalonar, at tha entning election. Jane 12-9 td WE are aflthofijfed l?y rtrjarrjr frianda of A. O. MoGEE, Eaq., to announce hfrrr aa a can didata for ra-alcetion aa Bohool Commie ionar of Greenville County, at lira e.taOlng aleolion. Ih-td WE are authorised hy the friends of ^OHN W. WOOD, Esq., to annonnco him aa a candidal# for 8chool Commissioner, at the ensuing election. 8-td* THE friends of Education would rerpeetInl y nominate Prof. J. B PATRICK for School Comnileaioncr, at the eneuing election. WE are authorised to announce JOHN H. SCHOFIBLD as a candidate for School Com* mission tr oi Orocnvillo County, at tha cDiuing election, )-(4 Tor County Cemmitsioner. "Man* Pri-nda " respectfully announce Mr. WfLLlAM L MAULDIN aa a eandidate for County Commissioner, at tha en*u ing election. 5?td THE friends of W. A. HUDSON. Esq. knowing that he has dischnrsred his dativs honestly sod zenluosly, and acceptably to the people, announce him as a candidate for reflection as County Commissioner for Greenville. at the ensuing election. COt. ROBERT ARNOLD*, CAPT. WM. OOLDBMIT*, B. R.JOHNSON, Esq; The above Ticket is nominated fhr County Commissioners, and the trenCemen ooni po-ing it are respectfully requested to allow their names to be used TAX PAYERS. May 22 S l<112? For tha State Senate. TUB friends of Colonel S. 8. CRITTENDEN, announoe him a candidate for tho Stats Sonata at tha aosntog election. . May 29 4 td WB are authorised hy the friends of JAMES P. MOORE, Esq., to announeo him aa a candidate for a seat in tha Stata Senate, at tha ensuing election. 1-td For the LegislatureTHE friends of WILSON COOK, Esq. announoe him as a candidate for tho Login laiure at tha ensuing election. WE are authorised to announce SIMEON R. WESTMORELAND, Esq., aa a candidate for the Legislature, at the ensuing elsetion. May 29 4 td WB are authorised to aanounee F. B. McBBE, Esq., as a candidate for the Legislature, at tha onanalag election. 1-td For Sheriff, WE, tho friends of JAMES 0. YEAROIN, announce him a Candidate for GheriF, at the next election. WE are authorised to announce J. L. SOUTHERN, Esq., as a candidate tor reelection, as Sheriff for QrooUrlllo County. Mny SIM For Judge of Probate. WE are authorised to announoe SAMUEL J. DOUTHIT, Esq., as a candidate for reelection as Jndga of Probate for Oroonrlllo County. 1-td For Clerk of tie Court. WS ft re svtborlftftd to unotiiM W. A. MaDANIKL, 2aq., ftf eaadidata for ra-alaattoa ft* Clerk ( tbo Court for OnHvllI* County. May > 1 U For Solicitor Tha frianda of AB8AL0M BLYTHE, Eoqolra, raapeotfully announce him aa a Candidate f>r tha offiaa of Solicitor of tha Sth Jodialal Cirouit. At tha aoaalnf alao* tloa. W| are amhoriaad <o annoanaa tha nana of JAMBS BIRNIE, E-q , aa a CaodidaU far tha oflUa of Soliailor of tha KUbth Jodt* alal Oirauit, at (ha anaulng aloetioa. Bl-tf Tha friaada of Colaoal W. H. PERRY aanoeuea htm aa a Candidal* for lU-Vaetloa for Satlaltor of tha ?th Jodiaial Dlatriat of Bout! Carolina. ftO-ir Votioe. oman bosun covitt m cwmniriwm, i > OanoviLLB. S. 0., Jan# 4th, 1872 J fllilB following BRIDGES will put JL under contract for repair*. In lowaat bldd*r?. on Friday, tk* tlaf Junt in?t, at ih? hours of 10 A. M.. 1 and P. M., a* follows: Bridge and Gaily near Mtlford Church on Rutherford Road | Br'dge at Mosulter'a Mill; and BrMga airwi Trr> hawk Greek. n?r Mnnly Blight'sW. A. HUDSON, Ch'o B. C C. P A. Ch?*. 5-^ mm, )H FACTORY. ASSORTMENT OF SFl YTHE BLADES. HAKES, W|LL nE, SOLD AT p sixsajnuout?strppzr. :R, COX * lVABKLET, ? rhe State of South Carolina, GREENVILLE COJTNTT. 8y a. J. DOUTBtT, Moyw+o.Jmdyo of ProbmU of omitL County. WHRKEAB, Marj M. Terry ha. Sled a Petition In my Office, praying that v Letter* of Adminiatratioa on all and atogular th. gnoda and ehatt1*?. right* and ered* iu of WILLIAM C. TIRRY, let. of ilia [Jounly aforeaaid, dociunl, ahould A. granted to her, The*, are, therefore, to rite and admoo* lab all and ainicular the kindrci-end eredf* lor. of the aald deeeaaad, to be and appear in the Court of Probate for agid County, to he bolden at Orernvftte Court Houm, on the 20th day of Jam inoi., to eluw eaoaa. it any, why the aald Admloiatration aboald not be granted. 8. J. DOUTHIT. J. P., O, & Offioe of Judge of Probata, June' ?th, 187*. T-* STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIWi QREBNVILLE COUNTY. In the Court of Prokilte. WM. MoKINNRY, Jr., ts. CYNTHIA P. TAYLOR, et *1.?Petition for Partition of Ileal Ettate, IT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas Taylor and Lucinda Jana MoMahan, Infant] acta ( <Ma ease, reside oat of the 8taU: It ta ordered, on motion ot Barlo A Blytha, Attornayafor Petitioner, that tbay do appear In person or by attorney, at a Court of Probata, to ba boldan at OfWortlla Court House on tie 2id day of July next, to ahow "canse, if any tbey can, wby tba Real Batata of PBTKR TAYLOR, Sr., daoaaaad, should not ba sold or divided as pray ad for. On tailing to attend, thalr consents to the same will ba entered of record. S. J. DOUTHIT, J. P., <J, C. June 10th, 1872. ?-2 OONOESRT, at ' Beidville Female College, JCltS ?.?, 1872. THE YOUNG LADIKS^WfA |MPBV4HVflonnected with the above ?jgK ? W u Institution1, propose givinj? a CONCERT on Friday evening. Hid Jnne, at 8 o'cfocir. in bahatf of "THE FLORIDE CALIIOUN LITERARY SOCIETY." pSf- Adwiution?68 Cants. FStt" Person* totwttteif with liitarary Institut ona, 26 cent*. I?* Ministers of tba Ooapnl swd their families, free Mis* LULA TODD, President. Mi,a Mattis HoTcwnaon, Secretary. June 6 6 2. KItTO'B MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL, Vstlttrvaa s m *> ? ji vnn T IliliRij 9< !/ THE SECOND SESSION of dffUL. tK* 8?h"?l T'?r of 1872 win icln i-n * he !?/ of Jul if, and end iflyV on ihe XOtA of Nooembar Tbim-.?Por Xchmil Expense#, i #. TuHion, B->ei<l. ashing. Furl, Liuhte, Books, Stationery, <k?\, 813500 payable la advance. Cbcolar* containing full information may be obtained upon' *V|riienrfoit to ? O.H. A. OOWARfk, . . Principal and Proprietor. J#i- 6 ' 4 -* The StafUr of South Caroline, ' URN EN VILL i covknt. In tub Count or Tiui Justice. JOSEPH W. H ARRl-ON dfe JULIUS A.POOR-? Wai rmit of Attachment. To tk? Lt/tudanl, Julius A. Pilot: YOU are hereby required t<> plead, answer or demur to the Complaint filed against >no in lha above eaee, on or by the 16(A day of July ttexl, at 12 o'clock M? and tile a ropy with me ; and on your failure so to do, judgment will be given agaioM \ ou (or the amount claimed. J. P MOORE, T. J. a. 0. Greenville, S C , June 4, 1872. 6?7 The Stute of South Carolina, OREENVILLE COUNTY, In -rat Count or Tbial Justice J. W. THORNBURO at. JACKSON ROBERTH?Warrant of AttachmtnL To (As Deftndant. Jackson Ron bit* : > YOU are hereby required to plead, ana awer or demur to the Complaint filed against you in the above ease, on or by the l&fA day of July uext, at 12 a clock If , and file a copy with me ; and on your failure so to do, judgment will be givea sgsiest yon fur the amount claimed. J P. MOORE, T. J. G. C. Greenville, 8. C., June 4. 1672. 6?T ...; STATE OF SOUTH CAHOLUA , GREENVILLE COUNTY. Court ! Common Pka*. JOHN P. HILLUOUHB, Guardian, va. ROBERT HAWTHORNE AND B. llBHB KANOLEY. o?. "j.. .: Iv? II persumooe OT a VMNMI Order ?( fell I Honor Judge James L. Orr, I will sell so Selesday In Jsly Mil, Istwassi lM> boors el II o'cloek to toe fosssMto, nad t o'afeek to the afternoon, all that pleoa. pa reel or traet of land 'on Reedy Rlrer, tola containing Tim Haadred and Fonrteea acres Mora or less, adjoining lands vf Foster, Parr sad Hawthorn#. Bold as tbs property of Robert Hawthorne and B. Ttgbe Kaagley, at tbs salt of J. P.HIIbsase, Guard las. , TERMS CA8H. Purchasers is pay for stamps and papers. J. L. SOUTHERN, g. 9. a June ?lh, 1171. -t. , ? ,?-? Hottoo 14 hereby lirtn to all whoni'U may eon ii! earn, that 1 will apply *?BJ Dowwf, Probata Jndya of OrseavllU County. oa the lftfA (ley of Jutp msarf *w a Ptoto DW? charge aa Kt cnt?r of the KgtaU of WDLfcY TALLR*. dceda^S ( 7. lOWNBS. baeator.f ,frne *th, jl71. ; - Just Received, A* ^ ISMS moKATna. 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