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, CHRISTMAS MEWYEAR! Christmas c CHRISTMAS ? Go to PRESENTS.^ < Wtfuti 2 ^HOLIDAY j > PRESENTS. !' f *,w. 5 8lore. pr???nu } I# |! ?: I PRESENT ? fur a lOo Little Money, I go to < to W A LTER'8.) j Walter's Do yon ) waul a rich r TOILET 8ET, < go to t Store. W A LTER'8. S For an / elegant pair of ) Go VASES, \ go to C to f A LTER'8. j Walter'* ine J Writing / Ding Drake an.l fS'ore. f riling ( MaUrinl, at ) Walters.) SOo or a ) genuine ? t? Meerschaum ( Pipe and S Waller'a Segar ) lloldar > og go to/ WALTER'S ) Store \ 'or the ( finest \ lot of ( G o Confectionery/ and > - to Confection / Boxes. C Waller's go to ( WALTER'S. S Drug \ lo )8 to r t. von ) Good#,) w n nt ) V !?? < a fine ( N lo p HoitU of ( G" to \ Walter'* s Cologne) S and ) Walter's ) the) For )i>pxt of )l>rug Store \Vnil hoxe# ) Perfumery f c Ilrarketa, ? (Jo in ( T?wrii I Walter's s dad \ ) Hat Rm'k'.S For a > Go to Bo '? ; nice ) Walter's ; pair r Walter'# for !> Lamp#, (Grog Store, fin* C go lo S Toilets WALTER'S. ) Soap# s S and pFor a P G o Tidlel) nice ) Article#, ) Promenade, ( to go to ) Lunch, S Waltcr'#( Traveling, s Walter'# \ or Work p S Basket,) f,ru8 you S KO lo> want.) WALTER'S. ( Store. iprcsent. ) . c and ) For \ a ret anything \ undecided< rich, 3G0 to "in p rare and; your S racy, ( Walter'# eclecMon, ) goto { call >vV A L TK R'S ( D^g anil ) \ lookclf ynn \ Sto* e. over s want ) the ) to buy ) Stock p cheap. ) G<? to *V ffn'o ( Walter's Walter'#. ) WALTER'S. v>rng Store Dec 11 3i || CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCIIOO li. y?Tw MR. W. L. WAIT, ? g.aduito fl ?f W nfToiil College, n i> <1 who h?s * had npfri?nri> in teaching, will TijPji/"pen a CLASSICAL and E-O LliJH SCHOOL f">r Boys, in the City o* Greenville. <>n tli? let Monday in January* Ilia School *ill he opened in the ohl Methodist Churrh, where lie hopes to receive a share ??f puMi? patronage. Itafe* |>rr sersion of five months ks follow; Clftft???e, Algebra ?red higher E>'glieh Branches. . $20 00 Elementary Brunch**......, 15 00 Tviition in b* paid in ndvanee Fnpilt will he charged from lime of rnti-Mice in ' end of section, except ia 4a*e* of protracted el?k nesa. By permission, l?e reteis t<> the following gentlemen: Iter Dr. F. I Meynstdte, J. Wniter Gtay, E>q, end Br. J. C. Bnilev. I ?ec 11 tr If Brooks Place to Bent. THK residence of the Iste Captain J W I BROOKS to Rent Contains Two Rooms 28x82, and Seven Ro< m? additional, with Fir* p'acee, and Twe without. Good outbuildings and Garden dial. For terms, apply ? T. 0. GUWF.R, W. E. flpWLANB. or MILLS IMcBRAYER, f?ee ?th. 1871 82?8 niCQniiTfinw I7IUOV/^U i JA/l! TIIR COPaRTNERSIF IF'heretofore existing between CLINK 4 GIBBS, is this day DISSOLVED e?y muturl consent. Those having C'lnims will sresont them, and those Indebted will please cento forward and make payment. , _ _ LIB. CLIMB, B.'S. GIBBS. November 30, 18^2. 3i?tf ** Z~~~\? " "vMIbb , MOULDINGS, Brackets, Stair Fir iiires Builders' Furnishing Hardware. | Drain Pipe. Floor Tiles, Wire Guards, Tar ra Colta Ware, Marble and Slate Mantle Pieces. WINDOW GLASS A SPECIALTY, Circulars and Prioe Lists sent free on ap- ' plication, by P. P. TOALE, 20 llayne and 33 Pinckney fits., Charleston, 8. C. TERMS CASH"* &. SB. 3KS DEAL] BOOKS AND CQUBT HOUSE SQUAft V P DMJ VM nboi o in Yrttimtnli, Prayer Book*. Hym Sunday School*. School Book*, Slate*. Bit and Envelop#* of various grates, Ink, In imoraadum and Blank Books, large and Board* and Olip*. Mathematical Instrument*, ing Paper, TissQe Paper, Bristol and Bonnet ] Pountain Holder*. Pen and Pencil Cases, Poel Writing Desks, Portfolio*, Alhnm*, Pocket E Reference Files, Wrapping Twine, Elastic Crayon*, Water Colois Paper Polders and Tear Tag* Notailai Seal*, Sealing Wax, Ac., togeth* the qui*a or leas. Deeds, Mortgages, Maiooie Cigars ol various prices and approved brands. w Order* troin a distance, accompanied tentiun. CHRISTMAS j GOODS. - ?? v* . ' 1 ,1 ^ : i: CANDIES, N uts and Raisine, at , FRANK HAMMOND & CO'S. , (SgcMOKING and Chewing Tobacco, 1 Seiravs, Pipes, etc., etc., at FRANK HAMMOND & COS. CHILDREN'S Toys, in large variety, Dolls, ; Horses, Dogs, Balls, Jumping Jacks, at FRANK HAMMOND & GO'S. i c?pIRE CRACKERS, < ? Torpedoes and [ Pull Crnckers, at < FRANK HAMMOND & COS. \ M 5 STICKLES, J Oysters and i Sardines, at ? FRANK HAMMOND & CO S. i *|?OMATOES, ! i/y) In cans, at FRANK HAMMOND <fc COS. fjBBUGAR and tJ) Coffee, Blacking and Mustard, at , FRANK HAMMOND <fc COS. ??PICES, 0) Nutmegs, Mace, i Ginger, [ Cloves and Pepper, at , FRANK HAMMOND <fc CO'S. t c Before Buying 1 YOUR CHRISTMAS TOYS ; AND GOOD THINGS ; Generally, call at P. HAMMOND ft COM. Dec 11 32 tf 1 JYEW STORE | ?AT? I Hopewell Church, 15 Miles from, Greenville C. U. ' ?o:o? fBHIE subscriber having removed from M. Greenville, will open a now Store at the abor-named pine, about the 20th ot j December, and will open a 8'ock mf Goods c; adapted to the want* of farmer*^ plant- * era and of 'amiliea. cnns'stlng^f Dry Gop I*, Groceries, U"ot?/Sfck -VjHat#, J Cutlery. Riirdware, Kerosm^ Oil, etf., etc. Also, a fine lot of Christinas Goods, which will embrace Children's Toys, Dolls, Fancy C?tp* and Saucers, sad Caodira of all deaer t pt ions. A full lot of Powder and Shot. "1 I will ha lhanklul for a trial, aad will J guarantee satisfaction. Give me a call. b W A. JENNING8 D. c U 81 *1 * A NEW WffiRPRISE! ?o? THR i DAI MCTTn J r HBLfflC I I U ,, SHOE FACTORY! ; GOWER, MILLS &CO. plied themaelvea -1 Air Y\ with the beet end I L'f flHBb YA moat skillful man(/[ YU'lecturers, tngoth ,j (rl a. I jgfe" lftj r w'th * toil ?op- j i I isK *PPir?,r*<' machin* * v\ JL^~\2?4>J/ef eT? **d having 1 accumulated a ?to?ic of *uthelr " Buck burn Tannery,'' prepared jto anpply the Irade with aarioua styles of Men'*, Women'* and Boya' 8HOB8. i Tba|r First-Class Work will be stamped *' with t&e name of the Firm, and warranted. 1 T. C. OOWER, I | ?. I. McBRAYER, * 0. P. MILLS, | I 0?0. UBLDMAN. '1 Sept 21 21 8m *A child waa born In Colombia a day or two ^ ago, which actually weighed twenty pound*. Mother and child are doing well. Who can beat it? PRICKS LOW. iKOKS, SH IN STATIONERY, E, ORE EN VILLI?, SJ C. STOCK, in Book', Question Book a, Tick eta, Ao., for Copy and Composition Books, Writing Pakstands, Pans, Pencils, Penholders, Rulara, small, Invoice Books, Letter Boxes, Letter Chessmen, Dou.lnces, Visiting Cards, DrawJoard, Gilt Paper, Copper Foil, Gold Pens, ket Knives, Tharmomeisra, Tape Measures, looks, Sllleate Memorandum Books, Ready Bands, Paper Weights, Chalk and Fancy ere. Paper Fasteners, Mucila e, Ootn lobe's, ?r with Law and Trial Justice's Blanks, by Demits, Drafts, Ao, and a good slock ol with tha Cash, will meat with prompt aU Deo 11 82 tf 13th August, 1872. W1 beraby notify the public that the I United States Patent OfBca baa a ORANTED A PATENT FOR "wests ghaio distributor; which fully corora all ita parta. They will be manufactured, and far aala, by ua. JP3T State and County Rights for tale. All infringements prosecuted to the full extent of the law. W. J. WEST. GOWER, COX A MARKLET. Owners of tha Patent. Aug 21 IS . tf City Ordinance. THE following Ordinance ia published for information. Ita provisions will he rigidly enforce I, and tha Police ate hereby instructed to arreat and bring to irial all peraona who may vinlalt it. H. P. HAMMETT, Mayor. December Dili, 1872. ORDINANCE. BE it ordained by '.he Mayor and A1der> men of the City of Oreenville, in Council a.aembled, and by the authority of the tame. That it ehall not be lawful for *oy person to fire any Fire-cracketa, Rock, eta, or fireworka of any kind, on Main Street, between the Rirer and NorlhStreet, or within fifty yards of Main Street, he Lween the above limits, or on Buncombe Street, between Mnin and Richardson ?tfeetg, or on Pendleton Street, between the River and the warehouse of David A Jtrnd'ey, or on Augusta Street, between Pendleton Street and the Passenger Depot, >r within the vieio ty of the F< eight Depot Section 2. Be it further ordained. That, ill violation of the above Ordinance shall ~>e pui.iahed by fine or impi iaonment, at the liberation of the Council. r? --i ~ i/imr i?nu ranneo under the Corporate Seal of the City of Greenville, thl* twenty-first day of December, In the year of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy. T. C. GOWER, Mayor. A. R. McDAVID, Citv Clerk. Dee 11 82 tf Hie State of South Carolina. GREENVILLE COUNTY. Sheriffs Kale. BY virtue of an order from the Court of Prohate, I will ee'l on the 1st Monday n January next, at pul He outcry, before he Court llauee door, the following Tract >f Land, v r: All that True' ot Land, situate in Gieenrillo County, ft 'joining land* of Wafthing. on Taylor, Joeepli 11. Her and other*, ami !?ntaininir Sixty-nine Acre?. more or !>**?.? uild ft* the property of George W Ale vine, deceased, for partition among the tetr*. Purchaser to pay for Titles. Term*?Ca*h J. L. SOUTHERN, S. 0. C. D-e U 82 4 Notice IS hereby given to all whom it may concern, that I will tpplv to S J. Douthil, udge of Pruhate for Greenville Count v. on he lfth day of January next, for a FINAL MSCHARCR a* Administrator of the Kuala of O. <N. GARRISON, deceased. BARKSDALK CHARLES, Adndniftlrator. Dec-mber Oih, 1872 32 ? 5 Notice |"S heroby given to nit whom in may ennI rem, that I will apply to S. J. Doulhit, 'rohate Judvte of Greenville County, on the 5th day ?>f January next, for a FIN\L MSCHAROE aa Administrator of the E*ate of ELIJAH ESKEW. d.ceased. W\1 R PSITHW December 6< It. 1871. 82 ? 6 NOTICE^ A LL persons who arc indebted to the Es* t\. tale of Mrs. JANE WOODSIDK, deeared, aro notified to call upon tho underigned and pay the samo; and those having; iaims will present them, properly attested, s tho said Estate will be closed up on the rat of January next. J. L. WOODSIDE, Agent. Dec A 31 4 Notice [8 hereby given to all whom It may concern, that I will apply to 8. J. Dou'bit, Pronto Judge of Oreenville County, on the th day of January next, for a Final lisnharire as Administrator of tho Estsie of 1'ILLIAM PAYNE, deceased. All partios aving claims will present them on or before >id day. JAMES II. PAYNE. Administrator. December 2, 1872. 31-6 Notice [8 hereby given to all whom It may concern, that wo will apply to 8. J. Douthit. Proate Judge of Oreenville County, on the7th ay of January next, for a Final Discharge as kdmlnistrators with the Will annexed of the Istate of WILEY W. R088. deceased. ELMINA KOS8. W. W. KOSS, A A 1-1.? ? ? nxuiinml rnom Willi Will HOnCXPll. December 2, 1872. 31-5 Notice [S hereby given to all whom it may concern, that wo will apply to 8. J. Douthit, Proate Judge of Greenville County, on the 8th ay of January nest, for a Final Diacharge aa '.xeoutors of the Katate of AMERICA FOW>RK, deceased; r II parties hiving Claims will ireaent them on or before said day. M. II. FOWLER,) E_e.utftr, T. N. FOWLER,} December 2, 1872. 31-5 Notice [3 hereby given to all whom it may eon* cern, that I will apply to 3. J. Dojthil, 'rohnto Judge ot Greenville County, on he 4Ik day of January next. tor a Final Mscharge aa Administratrix, with the Will nnexed ; of the Estate of C. M. GRKER. leeea?rd. therefore, all parties having Jlaim* against said Estate will pi e*ent them n oi before said day to me, or the Probate udge, or be debarred. LUCINlM C. MoCREARY, Administratrix. With the Will Annexed November 28th, 1872. 81-5 CAROLINA NATIONAL h^wh. OF COLUMBIA. 8. C. Capital Rtoek Paid im $300,000. Board of Dirtclorr. L. D. Ceilds, Pres., J ho. T. Darbt, | J. W. Park an, Vice-Pres., K. M. Wallaor, C. D. Mat,ton, Solicitor, Jinn. S. WilbT, R. O'Nkali, Jr., B. Hora. W. B. O a LICE, Cathitr. C. J. Iredell, A n't Ctuhirr. IN addition to tho ordinary and usual business of Banking, the Carolina National Bank of Columbia, 0. C., iasuea Interest .bearing Certificates for any amount, payable on demand, and boaring seven per oent. interest from date, interest oollectable every six months. If the Certificate has not been previously presented. Deposits in gold received on same terms, and interest paid in kind. Depositors have all the advantage of A SAVINGS BANK, and the safety of their iloiwuiti ta w * paid-up capital of Tkrt? Hundred Thowand I Jul la ri. Persons having funds which they wish to invest temporarily, will find this a safe means of investment, returnable upon demand, and always ready for use should a more profitable investment offer. Remittances may bo made by Express, and Certiflcatoa will be returned by mail without delay. Columbia, 8. C., Nov. 14,1873. Nor 27 30 3m PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S (CAPITAL $1,000 000) Soluble Pacific Guano. THIS GUANO is now so well known in all the 8oothern States for its remarkable effects as an agency for increasing the products of labor, as not to require special recommendation from us. Its use for seven years past has established its character for reliable excellence. The largo fixed capital invested by the Company in this trade affords the surest guarantee of the continued excellence of this Guano. The supplies put into market this season are, as heretofore, prepared under the personal superintendence of Dr. St. Julian Ravenol, Chemist of the Company, at Charleston, 6. C., hence planters may rest assured that its quality and composition is precisely the same as that heretofore sold. J. N. ROBSON, Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C. JNO. 8. REESE A CO., General Agents, Baltimore. Tkrms?$18 cash ; $53 time, without Interest. To accommodate planters they can order now and have until the 1st of April to decide as to whether they will tako at time or cash price. When delivered from the Faotory by the car load no drayago will be charged. Nov 27 30 3m ESMlffl 1835. ICKHNVVLLE COACH FACTORY, FALL AND WINTERJRAOE, 1872-'3 rpiIB public are notified that betides our X usual supply of VEHICLES, Si/ we make several now and baud' some styles of AND SUGG-KVIlfiB* Now nnd elegant styles SPRING-WAGON BUGGIES, for ono and two horses. First-Class A, No. 1, Iron-Axle 1, 2, 3, 4 and A horse FARM WAGONS aept regularly in stock. 37 Years practical experience ! C.OWKR, COX & MA UK LEY. Oct 2 22 4 Change of Business. T DESIRE to give notice that I have this day sold my enterest in tho stock of DRY WOODS and GROCERIES in the firm of FOWLER A VAUUIIX. with my good will, to Messrs. L. 11. AUSTIN A B. F. SHOCK LEY, who will in future bo associated with Mr. L. L. KOWLKK, and conduct the same, under the Finn name of FOWLER, AUSTIN A CO., and in retiring from the business, would commend them to our old Iriend* and customers as worthy their highest esteem and confidence. W. P. VAUGIIN. September 18, 1872. Take Notice* \\T E have bought out all of tho stock of T the firm of FOWLER A VAUGHN, continuing business at the old stand. We hereby assume all of the liabilities of the old concern, and all persons owing debts to tKem, will ike payment to us. The old friends of the e.tablifchnient will rccotve a warm reception, and no trouble will be spared to giro I general satisfaction. FOWLER, AUSTIN A Co. Oct. 22, 1872 1 Money. ALL persons indebted to the Firm of FOWLER A VAUGHN are notified that all accounts due them are rery much needed, therefore an early settlement is desired. FOWLER, AUSTIN A CO. OotoW 22, 1872. 25-tf Tho State of South Carolina. GREENVILLE COUNTY. , In Court of Probate. Simecn E Burgess re Susan Sullivan, ct al. i ? Petition lor Sale ot Real Estate. IT appearing to my satisfaction that John ( Burgess, Mary Lynch, Margaret Mnil, the heirs of WiiliAin Burgess, <L ceased, wnmc names are unknown; the heiiaof Benjamin Bulges*. deceased, whose name* are unknown, and tha heira of Mirgaret Weet, deceased, vir.: Solomon West, her husband, and her children. whos* name* ara unki cwn, defendants in ihia e ??e, reside ( out of the State : It it herthy or&trei, that they appaar In | prraon, or hy attorney, at a Ooort of Pro- j hat a, to he holdan at Oraenvil'a C. II., on tha'i'2 I day of January n?*xt, to show cause, ? if any they can. why tha Kaal Katale ol MAROAUET RUltORSS, deceased, should not be aold, for division among tha heira. and for tha payment of debts of said das ceased. On failing to attend, their con* tenia to the same will he entered of record. S. J. nOtJTIlIT, P. J O. 0. Deccmb<r 0th, 1872. R2?id Town Lot for Sale. The lot in the fork of the bun Combe and Rutherford Roads, contain I ing about One-half A< re Terms Liberal. Apply to KARLEA BLYT11K. Nov ft 2ft tf ' Charlotte (IV. C ) A d vertisements. W. M. WllMI. *W. S. BLACK. W1&0N & BLACK, . WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, ADD BBAUB* IB Oil*, Painte, Varoiahee, Window-Olaa*, Putty, Dye Staff*, Brushes, Lamp*, and erorything pertaining to the Drug Purines*. OILS A SPKOIALTY. CHARLOTTE, N- C, ty Prompt and personal atten- Mkf or Hon given all order*. Nov S 87 ly A. a. RISBCT. W. B. NtSBKT. W. I. FRIDAY A. R. NISBET & BRO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Confectioneries Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Musical Instruments, Strings, <&c. ALSO, AORNTS FOR PRIZE CANDY. CHARLOTTE, N. C. N<?t 6 37 8m JOHN T. BTJTEBR, DEALER IN ?ine Watches, Jowolry, SIUVE& AND PLATED WAKE. 8PECTACLH&, *0. TRYON STREBT/Wvc CHAELOTTK. No'l CHARLOTTE THE undersigned des'res to call tin attention ol lh? public to his '&tiz $9| MARBLE WORKS now carried on at CHAI^OTTK, N C? At which pise* he keeps the lurgB*c'a.hd best selected slock of Marble, add A number of the fitthlt Cutlers In tbe Southern States. TOMB?, MOmyMBWTS, OBAVWfrbNM of every description Manufactured Safe delivery Guaranteed, Freight prepaid 100 miles. '25 per cent less than can be purchased elrewhere in the Southern Statee. I will duplicate Northern orders, saving purchasers expense of freight, dravnge. ex prune of putting t p costly MONUMENTS, and danger of breakage. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required. S<-n<1 for prtoe lists and drawings, and save money. Remember the dead. F. A. McNINCn; CHARLOTTE N. c. No* 6 27 Sin WALTER BR EM, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HARDWARE, CUTLEItY AND GUNS. Corner Trade and Tryon Streets MANSION HOUSE BUILDING. CHARLOTTE, If. C. ^o* G 27 lrn ESTABLISH ED 1S35. ar.sssirviLL'n COACH FACTORY. rrUIE Stock for Fall and Wiutor trade is I rspidly filling up. 6j doz. Door. Pad and other Locks 40 kegs Cut Nails and tirade 60 pairs Trace and Hreasl Chains Log Chains and Continued Chain 3 tons Eire and Rod Iron Hand Iron and Sheet Iron Cast Steel, square and octagon 1.000 feet best safety Hlasling Fuse Dozens Long Handled Shovels Spades. Forks and Hoes 100 gallons Varnishes, assorted 3 casks Linseed Oil 8 en>>ks Tanner's Oils Largo stock Machinery Oils < Oils for Wool Carders Large assortment of Paints, ground in Oil and dry Brushes, Window Glass, Putty Carriage Materi als, Lea'her, Bent Rims, Morticed Hubs, Castings, Leather and India Rubber Belting, from two to eight inches wide Files, Tools, Locks, Hinges, <fce., <fcc. GO WEE, COX A MARKLKY. Sept 25 21 if m mm*. AND GROCERIES. THE undersigned hava now on hand and will continue to keep, full supplies of Dry Goods, Cloths, Cassitneres, Shirtings, Sheetings, Yarns, i Bagging, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc., etc., \ Also Groceries, Sugar. Coffee, Flour, , Bacon, Lard, Mackerel, Teas Besides Hardware, Cutlery, Axes, Hoes, Shovels, Chains, ftnd evetyining needed about the farm >r Home. X-tTAU we vranl is a trial, and satisfaction will le guaranteed. XifThe highest price will be paid 'or Cou .try Produce. FOWLER, AUSTIN & CO. Oct 2ft m tf LAND FOR SALE. I'*WO TRACTS of I.AND. en Sooth Salii. da River, containing 780 sores, part ft?st River snd Creek BOTTOM, with new approvements Also large l?t of vahmble HORSES, CATTLE and tiOO?. Apply to JULIUS 0 SMlTn. or J. M. McCLANAIIAN, May 29 4 td MONEY WANTED." FROM S3,000 TO S5.000. ANY person having that amount to LOAN on TIME, can get a good percentage and good collateral. t>v applying to 8KIRLKS k RKBLL, Colnml.ia, 9. C. Nov 27 ftti 4 Cuurt next, be? forenoon. On trmr Road,10 ' /fie ing One ^4 and Fort/-. or ki /ing lunda or the . AM re. H kjncb and othera. Levied on aa tbo prvpertjr of K. N. Coleman, at the salt of Booker 13 o mar. Alao, One tract of Land, containing SixtyI "Fire acroa, mora or Ion, adjoining landa of tho Bat ate of John Stokn, docaaaod, D. Cobb, Stephen Griffith and othera. La led on aa tbo property of Wiley Smith, at the auit of Stephen Griffith, liomeatead to bo aet off to Defendant before day of aale. Alio, One tract of Land on both sidea of tho State Road, ab.mt 15 miles from Greenville, containing Eight Hundred and 8ixty acre*, mora or leas?toe homestead having boon act off to tho Defendant,?adjoining lands of Simoon Styles, S. H. Pool, Carry and others. Levied on aa the property of J. L. Westmoreland, at the suit of M. L. Marohaot, Gaines A Bear* den?Assignees?-James Birnie?Assignee? William Harrison, Administrator, end others. Also, Ono Hundred and Twenty Two and Three-fourth acres of Land, more or less, situated miles from the Court House, and west of the Wbito Horse Road, adjoining lands of W. A. Towner, John Southern and O. F. Townes, being part of the tract known aa the Coicock traot, and including a atnull portion of the Brushy Creek tract. Levied ou as the property of G. F. Townes, and all the interest in law and equity of W. A. Townes in the same, at the suit ot W. Choico, for A. Blythe and othera vs. G. F. Townes and W. A. Townes. Also, Twenty-Six acres, more or less, nearly all fine woodland, lying east of the White Horse Road, part of tho Brushy Creek tracts adjoining the lands of John Southern, Wm., Enix, George Wright and other landw of U. F. Townes. Also, Twenty-Two and a ITaif acres of Land, more or less, adjoining tho foregoing lot, and east of the same ; two-thirds of which is fine woodland, and all of good quality, throe miles from the Court House. Also, Two Hnndrod acres of land, mors or less, situated 23 miles from the Court Ilouso, of the lands known aa the Brushy Creuk tract, adjoining the last mentioned, and lands of W. A. Townes, A. Willimnn and others, the largor portion of which is fine woodland. llomostead to be laid off before the day of sale. Also, One vacant Lot, a desirable and good building situation, situated on Rhett street, adjoining lot lately belonging to Gen. W. K. Knsley's Estate, Mrs. Iiorndon, McBoo and others, containing Nlnctenths of an acre, more or loss. Levied on as tbe property of G. F. Townes, at tho suit of Vardry McBoe hihI Alexander Mo Bee, Exeoutora and others vs. G. F. Townes. Also, One tract of Land, lying on the waters of Durham's Creek, containing Two Hundred and Fifty aere?, more or leas, adjoining lands of John Wood. J no. JnnM A ..I r." f .vy, uuniuur </?jnes, ano others, known hs the Mill Place. ALo, One liBCt of Land containing Five Hundred and Seventy Two acres, more or less, adjoining lands of M. M. Jones, II. II St ewart. li. II. Ilunter and others, and known as the Homo Place. Levied on as the property of Win McNeelv at the suit of I less let Sullivan, David Pitman , John D. Williams and others. Terms?Cash. Purchasers to pay for pa* pors. J. L. SOUTHERN. S. U. C. SbcrifTs Office, December 10, 1872. 32-4 Ail Ordinance to Raise Supplies lor tlic Year of 1873. BE it enacted by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Greenville, in Council assembled, and by the authority of the snme : That a Tax to cover tho period from January 1st, 1873, to January 1st, 1874, for tho sums and in the manner hereinafter mentioned, shall bo raised and paid into tbo publio Treasury of tho City of Greenville, by the first day of March next, for the uso and service thereof. Skctioh 1. On each Ono Hundred Dollars of assessed valuo of Real Estate and Personal Property, the sum of Filty cents. Roal Estate Stoolcs, Goods and Chattels Sold at Auction. Soc. 2. There shall be paid quarterly, Two and a balf per cent, upon all sales at Auction, on all Goods, and One per cent, on all Chattels nod Reul Estate and"Stocks of ovcry description, except on sales made by order of Court or process of law, or by Executors and Administrators. Goods, Waro> and Merchandise 8old on Consignment. Sec. 3. There shall be paid by all merchnnts or others, Ono Half of one per cent, upon sales s>f all Goods, Wares and Merchandise sold rn Consignment, made from the 1st day of Jan* uary, 1873. to tho 1st day ol January, 1874, the ubovc Tax to bo paid quarterly. Bead and 8trcet Tax.. See. 4. That each and every mulo person of Twenty-one years of age and upwards, oilier than members of the Firo Deportment, Ordained Ministers, nnd Students, shall pay on or before the 1st dny of March next, Two Dollars for Road and Street Exemption ; nnd if any person liable to this Tax shall fail to mnke payment at the time specified, he shall he held liable to work on the streets of the City for six days, under the direction of the noting oveisecr of the streets ; any person refusing or neglecting to obey tko summon, shall be fined at the discretion of tho Council, said fine to bo collected by Execution ; and it shall be tho duty of the City Clerk and City Police to report to the Council, all defaulters under either of tho clauses of the section. ' Lawyers, Physicians, Dentists, Photographists. &c. Sec. 5. There shall be piid Thirty cents on the Hundred Dollars of gross income of Jlrokcrs and Hankers, and all income derived from the Commission ltusiucss.or the practice of tho professions of Law, Medicine and Denti.-try, and fVom the business of Dsguerreotyping, Ambrotyping and Photographing, within the limits of the City, the amount of Income to he estimated from the 1st dny of January, 1873, to the 1st day of January, 1874, the Tax upon the same to be paid quarterly. CARRIAGES, OUN MUSSES, XTAOOX*, dkC> Soc. 6. There shall be paid Ten Dollars on each four-horse Omnibus or Hack ; Six Dollars on each Cnrriago drawn by two or more horses, run for conveyance of passengers or hire; Three Dollars on each ono horse Huggy, Gig or Sulky, kept for hire; Twenty Dollars on each four-horse Wagon; T^cn Dollars on each two-h<?rse Wagon, Dray or Cart, and Seven Dollars on each one-horse Wagon, Dray or'Cart, run for,hire. The Taxes on Omnibuses, Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, Wagons, Drays, Carts, Ac., kept for hire, shall be paid before thoy are allowed to run t Provided, That nothing herein contained shall bo construed so as to extend to Wagons, Carts or oilier Vehicles going to or from rnarkot, and owned, run anil . nrl h. ~?.l ..... ?-j ..?? vniuomn ui tUC VIIJT. / T IS ERA ST Til A DERS A SI) A VC 7 IDSEERS. See. 7. Fivo Dollars per day shall be paid by every Itinerant Trailer or Auctioneer, offering for sale within the corporate lirtiits of the city at auction or otherwise, any floods, Wares or Merchandise, to be paid each di^y In advance, and every Itinerant Trader or Auctioneer liable to the tax aforesaid, and who shall fail to tnake payment, shall be fined Ten Dollars for each day he may io offend : Provided, The provisions of this section shall not be construed as to apply to the ordinary doalars in grain, fruit, potatoes, tobacco, poultry, iron-ware, earthen-ware, or other produoo or manufactures of like character. mill A no TA RL FR A SI) TFS PIS A ILEYS. Sec. ft. That an annual tax of Twenty-five Dollars shall bo paid on each and every Billiard Table, and Twenty-five Dollars uu onoh and every Nino or Ten Pin Alley, kept wilhfn the limits of the city of tlrecnvillo lor profit j V-1 V before licMM to ase tho VI *i?>poreon or persons \ lotting tbo cstablisby ia Mi oaetioa without \ lt?aa? fraai tho City boll J to tho boom la tho .u>ldiod Dollar*, Oooditionod to ' Uwi of tho State all City, ohaTI lb a floe not exceeding Tow Uollin tiay inch establishment ah all ho kept t - or uied. kQUESTRA IE AND TUBA TRICAL PERFORMANCES. 800. 9. That no Kqneetraln or Theatrical performance or performaaeea, or other oshtbk tion for gain* shall bo hod in the aity of Greenville, without a lioonao therefor being Ant oh* taiued Irom tho Mayor* and payment for aabl license maJe to |ho City Clout aa aforesaid. aa followi : For eaob and eregy Kuaaatraln Exhibition, Fifty Dollars; for eaeh and orory Side Show, a torn not leu than Fire Dollars nor exceeding Twenty-Are Dollars, aa tbo Mayor shall determine j for Theatrical and other KxhiMlons for gain, aucb ram as lb# Mayor shall determina; and each and erery person axbio.ting for gain, without Aral baring obtained a license, and She payment of the said tax in ad ranee, ahalt ho Aaad ia a sum not less than double tho aUsoeet of tho said tax* in manner hereinafter provided for the imposition of Anes and forfeitures. SPECIAL TAX. V, Sec. 10. That no Person, Firm, Company or Corporation shall he engaged in, prosecute or carry on any Trade, Business of Profession until he, she or they shall haVe paid a Special License therefor, in the manner hereinafter prorided, to wit: Each and erary business, either Mercantile, Mechanical or Manufacturing, the groas sales or receipts of wbtoh shall not exceed Fire Hundred Dollars nor annnm nail pay a Lioense of Two Dollars and Fifty cegta ; and in excess of Five Uuadrad Dollars and not exceeding Two Thousand, Bix Dollars ; and in excess of Two Thousand .Dollars, and not exceeding Fire Thousand Dollars. Ten Dollars; and in excess of Fire Thousand Dollars, and not exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars, Twelve Dollars and a Half; and In exeees of Ten Thousand Dollars, and not exoeading Twenty Thousand Dollars, Fifteen I Dollars; and in excess of Twenty Thousand ! Dollars, Eighteen Dollars; eaoh first-class I Hctel, Thirty Dollars; eaoh second-class Ho* tel, Fifteen Dollars; each Saw Mill, Ten Dolt lars; each Corn Mill grinding under Three | Thousand Bushels per annum, Six Dollars; | and each grinding over Throe Thousand Bupbi els per annum. Fifteen Dollars ; each Flouring Mill grinding under Twenty*five Hundred Bushelr wheat per annnm Ten Dollars and each ? I grinding over Twenty-five Hundred Bushels J per annum. Fifteen Dollars; each Cotton Gin, i Ton Dollars; each Cotton Press, Five Dollars; | each Livery Stable, Fifteen Dollars; eaoh Qas Manufactory or Works, Ten Dollars; each Printing Establishment, Ton Dollars; each : Barber Shop, Fivo Dollars ; eaoh Auctioneer, . Twelve Dollars. The lie iso issued by virtue of this soction shall bo collected on or by the | 1st day of March next, and shall cover the . year of 1873, and all business licenses issued on and after the lat day of March next, shall I be issued on a ratable proportion of the year I dating from the 1st day of the month in wbict^ it may be issued. /'// YSICIA AS, LA TT YFRS., VSSTTSTSj, mOTOORAIlISTS, ARTISTS, ISSURA SCE COMPANIES, &Ct. Sec. 11. Each Physician, Lawyer. Dentist, Photographist aud Artist, and each Insurance j Company, and Speculator in Grain, Floor or J Country Produce, not otherwise licensod nnI dor tbix Ordinance, shall pay a License of j Ten Dollars ; and each Express Company, aud I oach Telegraph Company having an office in, j and doing knsiness within th<j corporate limits . of the city, Twenty-five Dollars, fur conductj ing such business or occupation, said sum or sums to be paid on or before the 1st day of I March next, or on any subsequent day before j commencing such business or occupation, and ! a penalty of Five Dollars per day shall be I levied against any person prosecuting such | business or occupation, or any business named { in this section, without first having taken out u uccnso meretor. 11quo n Licexse. See. 12. Firt-claes Lienor Dealers Retailing, shnll pay an annual Tax- of Two Hundred and Filly Dollar." { Second-class Liquor Dealers, shall pay an annual Tax of Two Hundred Dollars, paynhle quarterly in advance ; each dealer who sells hy the quart or larger quantity, One Hundred Doilwrst each (Irocer or Druggist shall bo granted a license to sell Liquors by tho bottle, not loss than Three-half t'ints, upon the payment of an annual Tax of Fifty Dollars, payable quarterly in advance: Provided, the .Liquor so sold shall not be drank on the premises where sold, by any other than a Retail Dealer. All applications tor Retail or Bottle License, must first be made to the Clerk of Council. Bond required in tha penal sum of Ono Thousand Dollars, to bo approved by Committee on Securities, and classed by the Committee on Classification, and the license for all dealers in liquor shall eover the year expiring on tho 1st day of October, 1873. Each day Bar Rooms aro closed by order of Council, they shall be credited on theirlieense, First-class Dealer, Ton Dollars; for Secondclass Doolcrs, Six t)ollors. r EX AL TIES. Sec. 13. And be it farther ordained,^That nny person or persons who shall fail, neglect or refuse to make a return to the City Clerk on oath of all his, her or their Taxable Property, Income, Sales, Receipts or any or all other things taxed by this Ordinance, and pay the Tax thereon imposed, within the time specified by this Ordinance, the Clerk of the Council, assisted by tho Assessors of theJCity, are hereby authorised and requested to asses such person or persons for his, her or thoir property or other things taxed by this Ordinance,. I according to the best information which he. | and the assessors can obtain of the value of snch taxable property, and adki One Hundred* per cent, to the amount of the tax of the paragon or persons th?? ! ?* ' . ~vt.?vuiig ?r refusing lO* tnnko n return as aforesaid, or pay the fax thereon 5 and if the Double Tax thus hwpoaed" is not paid within Thirty Days thereafter, the. SHid Clerk is hereby authorized and requested, to issuo an Execution theT?ffor Immediately,, which said Execution shall by lodged with the* Sheriff1 of tho County of Greenville, to bo col? leefed according to tlic provisions of the Act, of tho General Assembly in such cases made, and provided. bono and ratified under the corporate saal of the said City of Greenville, oa the [L. 6.] third tlsv of December, in thcyaar-of i.ut Lord, one thousand igbt hundred and seventy-two, H. P. IIAMMETT, Mayor. J. It. Hitvav, City Clerk. Dec 11 32 tf MPKI'llV'S MAItBLB YARD, ?iwsasjis^aiwMS* a. ?. Prosent location on Fall Street, on* Block from front of Gower, Cox 6 Mark ley. wilt. niARurummi ? MONUMENTS, TOMBSi MONUMENTAL 1IEAD STONES, cfc*, the, A* * Rm l',e ProP^*#l?, fW^folaU! ahmenj, ALL PArXEITTfr =S FPU WORK i*il MATiiRIAA. must be made to mys'Mor order, and all contracts must l>e rati fed, by me beforethey are valid. fpfiT Call and examine oor Designs and* Prices before pnr?ba?lng elsewhere. HAMtfBD MUHIM1Y, J*.. Oct 93 546 1$ . Notice IS hereby giv?;n to all wbopt ft mttj concern ? that I will apply U> S. J. Donthit, Pro. bate Judge of Groenettle County, en the 30th day of December nest, for a Jiiial I>i*ch*tg% as Administrator of the Estate of JORDAN HICKS, deceased. RANSOM HICKS, Administrator. I November 23,1S72. 30?6 Notice IS bereb* given to all whom ft may concern, that I will apply to S. J. Doutbit, Pro. hate Judge of Oreenvilto Connty, on the 10th d?v of Jawsry nest, fnrn Phial Discharge as Ounrdian of JOHN L. HAWKINS. HENRY P. HAMMETT, Guardian. December 3, 1372, 3l-i