The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, October 23, 1872, Image 2

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tTtjF Q^Eg L . p. WKPHMJPA^,^OC^??y ??,^Wl| HORACE GREELEY, or n* took. For Vice- President^ OF* .The *** of now aduetltiM") hat crowded oat editor**! and other matters. The EIooUoq to Ureeirrtllo Count We publish elsewhere a tables elatemeat of the Kleeiio* held throaghoat Greenville County, on Wednesday last.? Ill is. is not an efBoia! etabqnoent. ae the CbthdaieMcnaere of Election for the Qouoty did not commence counting the totei until yesterday morning, S2d inst., but whatever Ganges there tnay be, they will not effhst the Wiiilk- The following persons Have been elected fcooffi^f" ,\*T7v tonute?'Thoe. <$rpbiiaMiob.bMul 7;,t ! *j Asm of -AfprMttWiw*? C?k>nel. Junes McCultough, John H. (Wwin, Oolonet S. 8. Crittenden* and J. P. Moore. )(l (Xtrk of Omri?V. A. MeDanicL Ffiv/ Joijf of Probata?S, J. Dottthit. - Sheriff?+i. L. Sonlbern. ? ' J County Cot*mia*ioner??W. C. Ooodwin( W, J, Wfit end A. R. MeDavid. j 1 Coroner?W m. II. Goodlett. , : , &hool Co*ntni**ifner*~J%B. HL Teyior. j . ):? I' *v ..Hi**"*": ^LcUi ' ,Tb? Stat? Hoot Ion. .(iy ;j( The eleetion held throughout this State, on Wedneaday last Jeth lost* tap resulted by a large piajority, varying fiou fifteen to thirty thousand,, in the aueeem of the Regular Republican or Mosea ticket In toto, carrying twenty.two Counties out of thirty* 1*6, W. Touiissofr, his opponent, receiving a majority of the rotes east only in An* derron, Charleston, Greenville, Horry, Lexiogton, OconeO, Pickens, Spartanburg, Union and York!1 That such would be the result, those who knew anything at all of the pub*. He mattere of the Stain, had no diffloulty In foreseeing. The Bolters' movement, from Ita very birth, gave unmistakable evidence ' Ofweak neat, end it grew no belter fast.? The result ia, the candidate who baa been held up to pubhe view by the Boltere as | the worat man in thia very corrupt State, will walk into the Gubernatorial office of ' South Carolina with the least bit of trouble, backed by a majority of vote* that evineea I that what was so extensively charged < iciinit him vu not beli&ved- or the voters . themselves were an bad a* be (Moses) van | said to be, or that iboae exercising suffrage , io the Bute are too ignorant to know how < to vote; which, we are oot' prepared to , eaj. Whatever may be eaid to the diemlvan* ' tage of Fkamxlin, J. Moses. Jr , his being a | native and to the manor born, will com* mend him in the eyes of many who were opposed to his election. That this fact will have a tendency to control hit course In [ "Administering the government honestly and [ fairly'to all alike, let us hope. Gov. Moses eomes into office at a time when the servieea Of a good and wise man are needed at the helm of the State, aod it he will bnt correct a few.of the great evils, from the effects of which the Bute's existence as an honorable commonwealth is sorely threat* cned, he will deserve the thinks and great* ful applause of every one, be he a native or no, it matters sot what may have been his past record. Gov. Moses, on the evening after (be election, in Columbia, at k meeting at which speeches were made by Mr. Hoge, Comp tioller-General elect, Gov. Scott and others' thus spoke This clap-trap, if. it has any significance at all is from the fact of coming from the Governor elect. " After music by Thompson's band, Gen. Elliott introduced Hon. F. J. Moses, Jr, as unquestionably the Governor eleot of Sonlh Carolina^ Qcnsral Moeea, on making hie appearance, was loudly cheered, lie stated that it gave liirn pleasure to appear before tbe Republicans of Richland County, who had acquitted themselves so not ly in tl)e election, and congratulated them that despite the traitors within our ranks, and the enemies without, the party had preserved * its rnity, and administered ac overwhelm- 1 log defeat to its opponents. From the 1 mountains to the seabosrd the news has ' flashed along the wires that the State re- 1 news its pledges to a free, Republican form 4 of government. Those whom we have had ' to meet on the stump have set up the auda- 4 cions claim to ? monopoly of honesty sod t virtue, have shown themselves willing to ' sell themselves to their enemies for Demo- 1 erslie votes. He had made no pledges to ' our opponents. Hoped the era of good feeling had dawned, when the two reees c would pat away all enmity and dwell to- ' getber in peace and harmony. He would ( see that no white man was wronged, and * no colored man oppressed. The humblest citizen shonld have all bis rights. He also pledged himself to so economical and honest administ ration of the government, and t should try to merit their approval, and ( hoped they woold be able to say, ' Well done, good and faithful servant. Wo annex the State ticket, as elected, and who will, at an early day, assume the tj government of tbe State: Governor, Franklin J. Moses, Jr. Lieut. Gov, Riobard H. Gleavee, colored. Attorney-Geo., Samuel W. Melton. , rise, of State, Henry E Hayoe, colored. tl State Trea'er, Francis L. Cardoso, colored. Q Comptroller-General, Solomon L. Hoge. p sup. ?i BXiuciuiou, sueius k. Vinson. Adjutant-Oen , Henry W. Purvis, eol. t| The following have been elected as men* d bera of Congress; a fitate at Large, R. II. Cain, eolnred. 1? First Dfs., Joseph H, Raioey, colored. 8ecood Dis., Alonr.o J. Ransisr, colored. a Third Die., Robert B. Elliot, colored. 8 Fourth Die., Alexander S. Wallace. a r An Old Citizen Returning.?Mr. L B. ^ Austin, who formerly resided in this city, ^ but for the past several years at Bateaviile, # in this County, having entered iuto business here, will remove his family to town on the. first of January. We are glad of \ his return, as Greenvillc liss a plenty of u rorm for good men. It filtctlott for An<& ftolioitor* Tba toIl?vta| I* tin to to nit for Coa^roM JaSj. { la York, SM t la Botrioid, It? oappo?dj ia Lmhm. W* ?ypooodL Walkwe'a alertly, nr. ^ * in Onnnt 717. Total, lilt. . Blytho, la AbbovUlo, 1TM. Blytho'o majority. 108. ?' w-to^ ? i ? . AOOJX UAJTMWL OfUion to gwiipar JPtrry.?The Vitic bor?' Hw+ld ol the jdth ineUnt.gi*ee the aonnxedfoneuaat o(jb* dinner given to oar dlaUoguinbad MIow-pHinen wb?a vielling the QoooUm of the OoogTeeeioaaJ Dietriet: "h " Tbo dlnnar gotten ap la honor of Got. Perry, |m| Friday, and at which ho woe the. dietinguUhed gaeet, rooeired only a brief not lee in oar I eat iaaue, owing to the iateneee of the hoar. IU perfect eaeeeie, and the a^mirahfa.arrepgeaieate provided h>r (he affeir, .heie Vrfleeted, however, no little crOiitend preWupon I to originators and nAbagervirod the oaanTuoae vefdlet of thoee present, wet that it woe ooe of "ike tooet enjoyebfe occasions ever wltneees ed lo bar town, Major T. W. WoodwafA, provided with graee Ot?d dignity. After the eetibleo bed been diooaeeed with aeet end energy, ??tmnpore addreaeee were next ia orderv'end the Major led off la a heads t?ne nod eloquent speech* Hie conclusion brought oat Got. Fenry, who delivered a few brief aamerka, which were Ipadly ap- ;i pleaded. Col. Moo woe peat called open, a apd brought down the booec by hie quaint humor. Col. Proycode, and CapUina Gail- 1 lard and Dwight, followed In bappjr ads a I dreeeea, and drew oat beettj plnudili by , J their patriotic allusions and appeal*. Tb? i assemblage broke ap about 8 p. m., and * ehortly thereafter out Cornet Bahd aerened- 1 edGov. Pei>ry, and Wet-A highly eodrplif^ebt' i ad by hipi at their sweet mueict /. . "|Tbu? ended one of the moat aufceeaaful , ovations that waa ever tended to a distin* gaiabad man." Fowlbb. Austin A Co.?It will be eeeo ~j mu >urqriisemeni ?ri(wt>*r?, that Menrt- j, Fowua, Austin 6 Co. have pnrabaaed the business aod slock of dry goods, grocsries, g Ae., of Messrs. Fowl** A Vaughn, where Ihpy intend to oontiaue to earry on m?ruhandiiiog. We wish for tbem much sue- t] seas, and the people \n both city and ooun" ^ try should give them a oall, at the aland #| opposite to A. A. Forraa, Main Street. # Sold Out.?Mr. Taos. H. Stall, who has lfor the past six years been merchandising * it Fairview, in Ibis County, basing determined to remove from lbs State, baa sold hi* remaining stock of goods, and the stand, ' disposing of the same to Miss Isabella H. Henhouse and Messrs. Jo*in R. Harrison a and i. Wistar Stewart, who will conduct e a general merchandizing at (he old stand.? J They are now receiviog a new stoek of 4 geode. Commiwionbb or Duns.?John H. Scho- I field, Bet}., has been appointed Commission- 1 er of Deeds for the State of Georgia, for South Carolina, by Governor James M. g Smith. i ti 1 Adzlfuian Society. ? There will be a | public debate of membera of Uiie Society, t in the University Chapel, on Friday even- t iog next, 25th, instant, at oelock. We t return thanks for an invitation to be prss- s nt r ? - - - 1 ukxenvillx liodqk of oocd TBMPLAM, No. ?.?The following it a list of the Order recently organised : W A Hudson, WOT; MissLLJoner, W VT; " 0 W Westmoreland, W 8; Miss Mamie MeOee, A 8; Mias Fiorilla Meynardie, F 8 ; W B Oely, W F ; T Rev Q W Singleton, W C ; t Miss Lida Long, R US; Mies Corrie Earle, LH3; L L Fowler, W M ; J Miss E C Hill, A M ; AF Williams, 10; J E Owinn, O O ; John Ducket, P W C T ; J G Alexander, L D. ri Dkatu or a Wandesi.no South Carolinian, li We find the following among the Kansas C 3ity items in the St. Louis Republican of the nc fifteenth instant: " Abaet s week ago, a b itranger, who hailed from Greenville, el South Carolina, went to tbt bonne of Mr. t' Says, of the oily, and asked the privilege >f lying down there to feat for a short time, m >eing unable to get any further on aeeount g >( sudden illnqaa. The permission was t( (ranted, and the unknown man never left p die house alive. He died on Monday. His jt lame was McDonald, and hs haa relatives & Iviog In 8outh Carolina." p We publish the foregoing, that the friends m >f the deceased, if in Greenville County, nay know the fate of Mr. MeDonsId, al- ^ hough we do not know of aby such lodiIdual. J ? , : b Orrica Public Wiiaan, I *1 grbbhvillb, October 21st, 1872. j 1, No. of Bales of Cotton weighed and marked hi he past week, one hundred and fort/ four tj 144.) A. W. MoBAVIB. Orrioa Public Wiwrri, 1 Gbkesvillb Depot., Oct. 21st, 1872. J I tl No. Bales Cotton weighed and marked for I b< be week ending Oct. 21st, two hundred end ih wenty-seven (227) bale*. rt M. S.'SCRUOOS. Commendatory.?The Pickens Sentinel of ?' he 18lh inetaet, alluding to the removal to Ireenvllle of Capt. W. 0. Hilluousk, rr *r orted by ui, mji;, , . T< " We are informed by Captain Hillhouse, hat be has sucoeeded in procuring a reel-> hi ence; and will mora ae soon ae hie crope f? re gathered. We regret exceedingly to tee Capt Hill house ae a citizen, at the ft ime time congratulate Greenville on the th ccesaion of one who is in every sense a ?t :entlemsn. Captain H. is one of the Coun of y Board of Examiners of this County, also R, Trusts.' ia his School District, and his bi srvieea in both plaeea has been incaleula* m le to the community at large. May encftss, in every enterprise, and true happlneaa, ()| ttend him and his through lile." ^ Deputy Matter Pairont of Hutbandry.? tr. C. N. Donaldson has beon appointed Dep? re ly Master, Qrecnvillo Grange Patrons of; T1 husbandry. j ra JYr* en Mttdmg Mifhi.?On Monday nigbt, about eight o'clock, the lumbar kiln of Maura. Millar A j^iton, situated near tba Fall* and the Colored Methodist Ohurcb, burft into a rbla?a of fee, bad wee a# tire I y ?o tamed.During tba day, (bin bad bepu a Mb under lb a lumbar, drying 1t, end (|om tb^ it bo 4o?bt caught, with,the aio.a xwult. It wan remote frem anything likely to oateh oa ire, therefore the banning did bel *?send. Twe or three bandied dollar* will eorer all loee. ' - V:?4MAwwval Fitktr m Akmbsom Fakbsb*' amd Maoaiiwf Aaeoaunswr?Tbe Fair of tbie Association will by. held at.Aodereoo Court Hoddo oo October SOtB, Slat itnd Nos rem bar let, 1 Vn. There will likely be good AMoJ from thU Coanly to AttendWf with thffa foueh aaeeaaa. We have receded, a complimentary card of invitation from the Seoretaiy, Jahu A. Horr, Beq. i*?T Wp oollact the variou* report* of the eleotioa on tlie 16th 1 tie teat, aa furnished to the itallw -? m.?I-' - " ??j , pywim vi yucnwui] spa Tbty ius very IMormt, so dmikt, betu^^uU t eu early tint* after the election f bat the re.nlt will be shown j York.? Tomlinson's majority about one hubdred aUd fifty. A. 0. Walla**** majority U sbott 0vq hundred and fifty. J. II. White i* elected Sender. Three Repablioaoe sad eoe Ooneerratire are elected to the IIqvu*,? The full return* are pot in, bat this I*. about correal. Chetter.?Moms' majority i* .uppoced to be about two thousand. Wallace'* majority U about fourteen hundred. The Regular ticket ha* a majority of four to eight hundred in the county. All the box** are in, but not yet Masted. Will gire you full totem eat tomorrow. . , i Tairfitid.?Official count not yet declared, but a Majority for Mom*' ticket e*thn*tod at iboat seventeen hundred fat the nonnty.. The Bolter*' elect a Senator, two County Cotsebdonors, and probably one Repramntatiue^? The election we* qaiet and orderly. Walace's majority for CongreM i* the county is apposed to be in the neighborhood of'1500. Ltxington.?The Democratic Conservative iokct has be*a elected. Hope tor Senator, tad Messrs. Mcctzo and Lowttan for ReJ>reentatlres. Bamtcell.?The Regular Republican ticket i elected. Lamrent.?The Moses ticket is elected by 00 or 900 majority.' Union.?The Bolter* ticket If elected by bout 860. The Bolters' end Conservative eket for Coanty officer was Ssuch scratched, te confidence is expressed that all the Demo, rati* candidates tor the Legislature are electi, with the Sheriff, Probate Judge, and Counr Commissioners. The majority for B. F* erry will not be as great as Tomlinson's, but . is safe to put it at 260. JTtralaw?The Regular Republican Lioket is looted. Am<Ur$on?It is estimated that Tomlinson's i*jority will be about 600. The Countv tick. ta wen eat, and Featheraton, (Democrat,) oho Cochran, (Republioan,) and Wilson, (InepcndcDt,) candidate* hare probably been leaked to the Legislature. There were about ,050 white, and 1,480 colored, rotes polled.? orry, for Solioitor, gets a majority of about ,000 iu this County; Spartanburg?Reports from a*renteon boxes ;ire 815 majority for the Democratic County ieket. Returns from fourteen boxes giro 'omlinson 1,085 majority. The remaining oXes will giro 200 additional majority for he County ticket, and 500 additional majorL y for Tomlinson. The Connty Democratic ioket'a estimated majority is 1,085 ; Tomlinon's estimated majority is 1,585. B. F. Per* y, for Congmss, and H. L. McQowan, for Soioitor, ran with the County ticket. Ckerterjteld?The Mooes State ticket is looted in this county by 600 majority. Posibly thia majority ma} reaoh 000. The Poll it Cheraw gives Moses 101 majority; other Itate officers more. Kerthaio?Official rote as follows : Moses, ,328 ; Tomlinson, 1,013 ; Rainey, 2,209 ; Coin* ,312 ; L. E. Johnson, 977. Total number of otes 2,572. The rogulara elect their entire icket. Oeonet.?Thejelection passed off quietly tys the Keowee Courier. The Tomlinson icket for State officers is about 600 votes t> -?~ ? v,vll ? via j o iiiojoniy ior V/ongreM i also between 800 and 800. Col. Keith as been eleoted to the Senate by a large mjority. Mr. Herndon ie one of our Repssentatives ; the other ie in doubt. Strib. og, for Clerk, Denby, for Probate Judge 'raig, for Sheriff, Lewis, for School Comlisaioner, and Wooden, for Coroner, have een elected. W. H. Stribling baa been leeted County Commissioner, the others no being doubtful. Marion.?All the polle are heard from ith the following result: Regular ticket, ,402; Bolters' Lioket, 2,288; majority for ie Regular ticket, 166. The Couety Re. oblioau tioket is elected by the same mairity, the Democrats voting with the Boltra. The colored people voted solidly.? ew whites voted. The Republican ticket raa somewhat split. Charletton.?All the Radical politicians i the eity were on tipstoe yesterday, i ntil , was positively known that Bowen had eaten Mackey by several hundred major ir. It the city, Mackey has a majority of 849. but in the country preeineta Bowen as at lesst 2,800 majority. The ind iceon* are that Mr. Willlroao is sleeted Clark [ Court, and Mr. O. I. Cunningham is eoted County Commissioner. The rest of ie ticket is badly mixed up, and it eannot I certainly known what candidates for ie Legislature are elected, until the official ports come iu from the parishes. Marlboro'.?The County has elected all ' the Regular Motes tieket. Richland.?The lfoees ticket for State id County officers has been elected by a try large majority. Pickcnt.?The eatire Conservative tieket ib been elected, Gov. Perry's majority i Congress it about 600. IxwcatUr. ?Tomlinrou, 1,004 ; Moses, 12. The whole bolters' tieket ahead in is County. The Democratic tieket was ected in the County, with the exception ' one Representative? D. C. Wolf, (white epublican.) who beat his opponent, Welsh, f a majority of nine. The Democratic ajority in the Connty is nine-five. Aiken.?Moset' majority in over two outand. Whole Republican county tickelected. Edgefield.?In Edgefield county Motes oeived 8878 and Tomiinton 219 votes.? is regu'ar ticket ran in aboat ilia same tio. i J| "|j J. p^Bwm*| [ fl^ w-1 flfj 1{?JpT^r-*--i*: k 4^-gii-If* J. Prnett 1 Byr4 Arnold....... ? * D. W. Holland 3 " ?-~ffs ^ j. W. 0. Goodwill..... 33 ^ f( I W.J. Wo*.. 5* W ^ K.H. MaPaTijT.r V ? r| ^biii.....;.:,..|2a "g 1 2 a j. Dontbit...... j Ss A r . . .: ' 1 j fg J. g.Vmi^io;....: ) SS fl 8 J. It Southern...... 8 K f J. Rfltydeuv-jviwi. { 5 -M 1 ^ .. ,1 * ' , >? ' *'> ^ A,pijU.?....? ... *P J | W. fl. Perry..M(... P. A. Williamson... M ' ; W. M. Landsman.. |S ?S j : '"cT= 3 i. M. Sullivan. | e?j 5 ' ' '" -3T^ P g W. II. Joboaon , 5 " 3. . 2 r?* f g.' "g ^ James MaCullough.. 5 W ? j. h. Goodwin..... 'J' ?K > I ~ocT^ 8. 3. Grittendsn. ., . g "* Tf 7T r~Tn *? ^SS, J-P. Moons........ 3 Jj , =^===^3= Q f jj J. II. Allen.. S* I 3 T. Q. Donaldson i ? J'I A. 8. Wallace. I ? B. F. Perry...,;. .. 3$ ? .1" jK 11 m : I ' i I ? : gr a * 8 - It 00 STATE AND OTHER ITEMS. The glti house of Mr. E. J. Lide, in Darlington County, together with iu contents, and sixteen bales of cotton, were destroyed by lire oa Wednesday morning, 9th Inst., about 7 o'clock. The gin was in motion at the time, and the fire was first dlsoovered in tbe lint room. The eanse is not definitely known, bat suspicions point to incendiarism. Wo regret to learn that the gin house together with the steam engine, gin-head, six* tj yards bagging and seren bales cotton, were bnrned on Major James Pagan's Wateree plantation, on the l&lh instant, says the Winnsboro' Newt. Tho machinery was running at the time, and friction was the cause. The Marlboro Times states that on Monday night, near Quick's Church a house was bnrned, and four colored children perished in the flames. Four inohta of snow fell in Bangor, Maine, on tbe night of the 18th inst. Hob. Luoius M. Whnbuah, Senator in I the Legislature from Chester, died in Co lumbia, on the 17th inat.^.of consumption. Tho bridge near Co'umbia, connecting Richland nnd Lexington Counties, has been re-built. While Mr. D. A. Thomaa was aaeiating at the election in Saotoc, Union County, some scoundrel ?et fire to hie gin houee, and burot it down, with a bale and a half of aeed cotton, fodder and some valuable machinery. Lore from $700 to $1,000. The gla house of Captain W. 8 Moore, of Yeik County, was burned on Thursday, 1Mb inat, with some twenty balea of cotton. Tba fire was caused by the spindle ot the brush wheel becoming boated. The lint room wae filled with loose cotton, which burnt like powder. The large bridge over Three and-Twenty Creek, on tho Blue Ridge Reilroad, wae burned Thursday night. In eonwqnenee, ne train came down yesterday. It la esid to have been one of the beet bridges on the road. The fire is supposed to have been' the work of en ineendiary. Mr. James k J ones, one of the moat enter prising farmers in Fairfield county, raised this yeer on seven acres of river bottom land, seven hundred and eleven and a quarter bushels eorn, eighteen thousand pounds fodder, and the land ie now covered with pumpkins. Mr. Erasmus Kerrin, of Darlington, lost one of his shlldren? little boy?tn a vary distressing manher. The little fellow, in tome way, got caught tn a cotton gin and wae torn to pioeea. Hi# father wee absent from home at the lime attending court. It is rumored that Brietow succeeds Williams in President Orent's cabinet, as Attorney Osneral, after the elections. WiK II... .Ill ...il/l. .... >k. 1--I 4. imun ?iii p iwiua u?n v>?? trwwnu IQIIUII ?fV adjudicate the Alabama elainr.e, between the people end the Government, which it i> expected Congress will eeUblieh. A Baptist Conference in New York, te bled e revolution censoring a pMtor who (lowed open oommunion. John A. Whittemore hne been appointed postmaster at Sumter, iu Uis State. The 8umtar tWatchman aaja: "Mr*. Franeie Scarborough, widow of Mr. Henry Scnaboroagh, of Sumter Connty, recently enjoyed a family dinner and re-union, on her 90th or 91et birth-day. Seated around that happy domestic board wera the fir el bom of five generations?an locident worthy of note, not only becauae of its extreme rarity, hut because it notee the vigor and longevity of one of our most esteemed Sumter fami'le#,*" Rev. J. A. Chambliaa has aeeepled the invitation to the pastorate of the Citadel Square Baptist Chureh of Charleston. General Spinner haa just decided thai when a mutilated bill has five eighth* left, it shall te redeeinihle al its full value. ns"?S^lffe$Tl ^T| r3|*|g=3?ilsisgK(f > faSS2 S8S8S~9fl5 ^ teS?sta 3*3225*38:* "f ; ' iSSSS SSS322'8?2'"f 5 2 S 2 5"ST~5" H H H H H iH H iH Cb r*25a S8=?12?l5f|l isicst' SSsWk'StltSsl-i*? ^ . >n? Iffsa ss s i *5TSFsTf ;$?8ss2iia8is3s!i rr^,-T- -- ? .|a,.,:, ;2SS5Se$3ir$28SS |:g iri i v i! i .' -....... ' **< i?afeaS3?*S8*H*|2 -r+?*++ flL .MLT-*--^ HJE Wn..'J-g ! 2 $ 5 2 S ? ? ScSC S w 3f^ '2 |'; Tssaspsassssss-5" ff H?^j O gS?5#P8SSC?*85SI S H M tO TsJI^ssTslsTs- 'I P?II< H . tO ? *'?- ? e> ? ?? r*-eo'aTw o # ? 5T ?>0 ? M ? C^OO^?o5(Nt.^"r-?^ o fM H* rM < - r-e ? o 5?SS"S2S3??Sl33~~i r-? ? ? wH rH M S78SJS2S9S8S3S5 3 . H H M ?N f? M pN Q elMIPslPal^lf I ! tM Ok ?i V" w' d? 00 PS d> 0? -H Ob I ?i (J110M??0it-M?Jaj<0M-*MI0 I CI ,_'? ? I <0 ? ? ?? ?.ne r* n ? ?? : :|S S?*o^4?i*?it-iNoiqdQ C 85:;?S:?2~SS8$;?$8S 3 H H H M ri #?. r-* mm mm C : : c : : 'il : : : :|.: : .'5 r : : :-c g : : - ? f f-sll Ii2^ *'IJ t H ?<3oB2<?u?i2bi5wo6 Tub PBBMDKMTtAL Tickets. ?The Pres'o dentisl nominations are now completed and M pan oot" u follows: . Cincinnati and Baltimore. President?Horace Greeley. Vice President?B. Grata Brown. Philadelphia. Presidents?Ulysses 8. Grant. VfeO-President?Henry Wileon. Louimille. President?Charles O'Connor. Viee President?John Quiney Adams. Temperance. President?James Black. Vice President?John Ri asell. jimii* VifJAnsi* President?Charles Francis Adams. Vice President?J. 8. Barlow. Nondctcript. \ President?Viotoria C. Woodhull. Vice President?Frederick Douglass. Lunatic. President?General Francis Train. Vice-President?Danie! Pratt. Grkcnvillx, S. C , Oct. as. Cotton is selling to-day at 16)@17 eeots CHARLESTON, Oct 21. Cotton quiet and dull?middling 18|@ 18#; receipts 2,186 boles ; sales 100 ; stoel 20,734. Now York, Oot 21. Cotton s'.eady; sales 4.130 bales?uplnndi 19# ; Orleans 20| Gold IS. M%rrikd, by Rev.Samuel M.Green, or the tenth October, at the residence of Mr < James Suher, the bride's father, IIKNRY J. CHOWDER, Esq., and Mlsa LAURA 3UI BER, all of Greenville County. OBITUARY. Dibd, near Green*ille, S. C., Oetobei 16th, 1872, KANDELL CROFT, aged tbre< years lour months and eight days; onlj son of Oolonel and Mrs. Edward Croit. " A child < f God, and an ioheritor of tht Kingdom of Heaven," ssjsa&fr&sea PRICES CURRENT, I Corrected Weekly, by Moeara. Ferenaon 4 Miller, Merchant*. GREENVILLE, S. C., Oat. 21, 1372. BACON?C. K. Side., amoked ? tt>.....14?44 " ? 44 dry .alt Tft lb.,...184?IIam., sugar cared, lb.,~..26? ? 44 country, 44 44 Shoulders, smoked, $1 fb.,,.114? ? " dry tall 44 44 ...10?10j BUTTER, # tb -20?BEESWAX, ? 1h 26 ? CHICKENS, W head 20@COFFEE, t? i>, Rio ......23?fl 44 44 lb, Java^. 30?i4 ii ii Mocha,... 40?? CORN, $ bushel, old ...?1 00?44 44 44 new,- 6>?7< EGOS, $ dozen .......20 ?FLOUR, barrel, GOLD, $1 12] INDIGO, Spanish Float ?2 ?< IKON, IS lb, Aaerioan...... 74< LARD, M lb..... , 13?li LEAD, fjt lb 16< LEATHER, $ lb, Sole, Hemlock 30 ? 83< m n u H oak 46 ? 60< 44 44 44 Upper 60 ? 70< 44 44 44 Harness 60 ? 66< MOLASSES, 1ft gallon, Muscovado ?0@? 44 44 44 Near Orl. Syrup...$1 0C 44 Sugar House %t .35?? " 44 44 44 (Jail 50?? NAIL8, V keg J3 00 ? 8 5fl RYE, %i bushel, - ? 00?SALT,Jgl saok, Liverpool ....,.........*2 75 SUGAR; 1R lb, Brown ....12J?14c 44 44 44 Clarified, 14?16c f 44 ? Crushed0 15J?l6|e RiirnTTwn ??- -i-i-.- ? MM AM* All VI BWTWO-BlgUlB, <f& DKIO 11) [Q) ? ? - retail,.....124??c TALLOW, * lb lOtoiai WHEAT, buahel, SI 50&l?fi TARN, Factory, by bale ,'.Tl 55 ? ? " bnocb $100 Strayed or Stolen, FROM the underaigned, on Monday, 14tb inatr.ut, Dear Brew* jQ^tb?Crton Port Office, Laurena County, a BAY HORSE MULE. Said Mule U be tween fourteen and fifteen hand* high, and wai flea year* old laet epring fie era* purehaaed from a drove, and if at rayed, may endeavor to return to Tcnnteace, whither he came. A liberal reward will he paid for delivery of the Mule, or for any in* formation that w II lead to hia recovery. OEOROE MEDLOCK, Brewerton Tost Office. Laurena Co, 8. C Oct 23 26 2* ^ 1* 1 'WfesbkLlli ill Jl mm f ^ V\ / ' - & "* -> MaixdiN" 'TrrAVBju*t r?e?i**4 1 / . J . XjL 1 ? Freeh Lot of Standard Pharmaceutical Preparations, 1 Constating of Elixir of Beef, Wine, Iron and Cinchona. Elixir of Iron, Quinine and Arsenic. Elixir of Bitter Wioe of Iron. It j Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron. Elixir of Iron,- Quinine and .Strychnine. Elixir of Ferreted Cinchona. Sugar-Coated Pills, (Bullock & Crenshaw.) Lozenges, and various other articles. A Large and Pfesh Assortment of Fine Perfumeries and Soaps. I#" Asronta for SIMMONS' HEPATIC COMPOUND, ooe of the beat Potent Medioibee In MM. <' f-?^ Stock of Drugs complete. , ? _?-. i Light! Light! Light! LAIR!LA1FS! LAMPS!! XO BARRELS 'I Kerosene Oil. Hand Lamps, Stand Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Swinging Lamps, Lanterns, and T?.v... n?A. ? juaui)/ viuuua ui every description and Pried. Call and examine. cr The OoTemmtit requires that ell Kerosene Oil shell aland a fire best of 110? Oui Oil is guaranteed to stand ISO?, and . will be sold at the same price aa tbe cheep; erOil 9 A LARGE LOT OF OIOARS just opened low. Try oar Cigars at 2 for 6<*, NEW BOOKS Just Received: Christian Harmony. The Hymnal, NEW BAPTI8T HYMN BOOK. Oct 23 26 tf Change of Business. I DESIRE to gira notice that I hare this day sold my enterest in the stock of , DRY OOOD8 and OKOCERIES in the firm of FOWLER A VAUGHN, with my good will, to Messrs. AUSTIN A SUOCKI.EY, , who will in fbtnre conduct the same, and io retiring from Ike business, would commend them to our old friends and customers as wor* } thy their highest esteem and confidence, c W. P. VAUGHN. September 18, 1872. Take Notice* XXTE hare bought out all of the stock of TV the firm of FOWLER A VAUGHN, 1 continuing business at the old stand. We hereby assume all of tbe liabilities of tbe old concern, and all persons owing debts to them, ? will make payment to us. Tbe old friends of the establishment will receive a warm reeep, tiou, and no trouble will be spared to giro general satisfaction. FOWLER, AUSTIN A Co. OeL 22, 1872 Money. V ALL persons indebted to the Firm of FOWLBR k VAUGHN are notified that all aeconnte doe them are very much , needed, therefore an early settlement is desired. FOWLER, AUSTIN k CO. October 22, 1872. 26-tf lm mmiT . AND : GROCERIES. THE undersigned bete now on bend and will continue to keep, full tup' pliet of Dry Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres, Shirtings, Sheetings, Yarns, - Bagging, Hats, Caps, . Boots, Shoes, etc., etc.,' Also Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, i Bacon, Lard, Mackerel, Teas | Besides Hardware, Cutlery, Ajcee, i Hoes, Shovels, Chains, > And everything needod about tbe Farfn > or Home. > f&r All we want it a trial, and aatisfxction will le guaranteed. Jt#"The highest price will be paid 1 for Couitfry Produce. ' foWlek. AotTiiv Stco ; 0?f 28 o.. 45 tf i ' r ' ' ??? i Bridge Notice. rrtuv.?>.." r? ,L * -*? _ -|?r- . vu< i ?v? ful mc ICUIOT1I Of AQ9S 1 X LEY'S BRIDGE over Saluda Hirer ' hack to the old playe, ?iH ?> lhe 1 lowest bidder, on Saturday, the 10th November at tho Bride#. JOHN T. G08SETT. Cbm'n B'd Co. Com're, Pickene Co. W. A. nuiwoN, Cbni'n B'd Co. Com'ra, Otveorllle Co. Oat 23 25 4. : GEORGE KALDWAY, COLUMBIA. 8- O. XNVITE8 all hia frianda in tha op country, when they roroe down, not to paaa by him without stopping in and trying bis choice WIVES, LIQUORS and LAGER Oct 23 25 3ta j 11 * The Grand Central . ?- ... ^. E8TABIISBMT Is How Recclrlnf 7&&XSSX33& TOUCHES I - -yfi Hrwl ?ti.f * ^ 141 -ft . , J 1 11 WB ?r? sow Milled In otir large and elegant etote, where enetnmera will Had itmt convenience end 00mfort, with Pl??ty of light to make their .election* ne uriijiM department. ere thoroughly inuvu u auipiy snppiiru who oh the now and dcslrpb'.* goads found either i? Domrstie or Poreige market*. We eordieily invite *11 to eaaoelne our Urge end ettreotive etook, where will be fouod, at all time#, ike latest novelties, > well es e full )ipe of DOMESTICS and HOMESPUNS. HlAit Our CARPETS ere saeeedingly beautiful in pattern# eed v?u Aw* !n P.rtce* IiyOS In endleM variety. , " Our $1.00 and 1.56 KID GLOVES, itt one and tdo Buttons, are 'be b*-st ever sold in Colombia for the n?onej. All fit well, and keep the ladies in good humor. We have adopted a new rule at the GRAND CENTRAL?we give eostotuere their exaet change. 7 ' WM D. LOVE A CO., Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment, Uunoer the Wheeler Housa, Corner Main A Plain street*. 85-3no. COLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. C. THI8 fint^elass end entirely now establishment, located in the business midst af South Carolina's Capital, affords the very best accommodation* to the TRAVELING PUBLIC AND PERMANENT GUESTS. Large airy rooms elegantly furnished, GAS, BELLS, and WATER throughout. Ladles' and Gentlemen's BATnS?HOT AND COLD. TELBGRAPH OFFICE In the Rotunds; spscious BILLIARD ROOM, furnished with Phclan A Collender's best TABLES, and with ail the modern improvements of a FIRST-CLASS HOTELL. THE "COLUMBIA" If, in all respects, one ?f the firat liousts South. The Proprietor having had an experience of nearly a quarter of a eentury in the manage nent of the Charleaten Hotel, ia sufficient guarantee that the 44 COLUMBIA" will be found aa represented. Wlf. GORMAN, Proprietor. J a a. F. G Ananas, J. 0. Dohkrtt, Ass'ta. Oet 23 26 3m E. E. JACKSON, Drugggist and Apothecary. COLUMBIA, S. C. Oet. 23 23 3m MCKERSON HOUSE, PLAIN STREET, ? ^0 MltS. W. A WRIGHT & SON, Proprietors. gVfflinS first class HOTEL is conveniently located to tlio several Railroad Depots and the business portion of the city. Oct 23 25 3m J. McKENZIE, MANUEAormn DAILT CANDY, CAKES. & CONFECTIONS Of Pur* Sugar, CAKES lead and Ornameted to order. Toya. Fruite, Nuta, Jellies. Ac., Refreshment at Wholesale and Retail, served dorinir Fair Week. MAIN ST. C01UMBIA, S, C. 25?8m. KINAIID & WILEY, DEALERS IN CLOTHINC, HATS, UMBRELLA8 CANES, Gents' Furnishing Goods, CKLKDRATP.D STAR BSX&V8. COLUMBIA, S. C. Oet 28 25 3m. JYEW GOODS, AT THE I,MIES' STORE. HOVEY & TOWNES HAVE Juat received ? spTondid Stock in their line? -Staple Goods? Bleached and Brown Sheetings And Shi:tings, Drills, Pillow Casing, Ticking, Canton Flannel And Prints. Finn nf?u rListflo Hill"! a I'-"" caa, Poplins, Merinos, Crettoiuies, Tainisc Cloth, Baden Suit Cloth, <fcc., <fcc. ALSO, A Largo Stock Cloths, Cassimerca, Chinchilla Cloth, Jeans, Kersey, Flannels, Blankets and Drugget. ALSO, Notions, Hosiery, Qloves, Scarfs, 4 Ribbons and Trimmings. Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Gaiters of all styles. Shawls from 60 cts. to $20. j" uu m iiuiii. They charge Nothing for Showing their looda. IIOVEY & TOWNES. Oct 0 tf