Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, May 19, 1874, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text^** " ? A ^oo-: for Every TiViao.a in A.;- i \ W O 1$ A SU, i) Her Thirtj dears'Pilgrim T.T VT W Tl 7 "U3 -vr T? Y.T .... ir.i. . ... 41 A. ? J, , JU1 111 A O 4 .k. Hie il. .?!.:? I ? ii{?t? ?.f l.t x..; iti.V \ Jtvulll;. .:: . to jiri'ilu.-v I *' hi svi.. !) Ill i l. it. ill 1 . di.it. II ;:.i\ liol X.i t l U U >1 fc ..I) il.* i a: ! I.I... lit . ' Mllate its n . i . i . . :? n 1 the. x* thfit IA 11 I'll I ? >?': . . I . . of *ti?? ? U .i. ri it. .. a >; > .i w!j t i IHon, v>. ; j. 4, t, i . )tir'lil\ - ! 1 pa. . 'i i it. u li . i 'i . t>i an un .11 ; tlllll*. IVA'.lll 4. Ill i | 1,1.. t ! : . I |, II' Worn in mi* 1. i i ' !Iii'm: i""'.! in ?!i . w r\. : i i i an on HI i i> -iicti'. ?.f i ii . I'm 1? i tlr.' until'.i i>i in 4 , til I nive ! IVll-1 . I' ,n !' ? 1ft* (or ni iny .vo us tniil tV : n ij; ,, iii.stM.4i-s in jMii'Ml a S.IV.-I I tit I, a I l-i |t; , y v, , v' . r. lit. . I li' i !. t .1 Ii jj i ; 1 . M III' aji i k , t ? ' . 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"1 Iiit 'i ll i i t y r:irs' I' i l^;t'i;ii:i|-i'." v I ?l '*ivii?"it, ititl litipa it ivlll liii'-i wiilt iliai im, !, . , i lutii. i v lii It ii s nil" its s . n .-U ili i , . M.S. CAKl'EN Hilt. M.D., I'dlmv Mass. >1 V y llosroN. May ! 5^7). I lnvo pxatnln a! tin- hooU entltl-il " Woman, ami In i' I'liii iy \ riirs' iniii^f," i i \\*. \ liliiM, M.l?., of Now V"i k, niut in i i mi : ,i i . vr \ ilaatilu \MirU, aiiil ' ili I'.lati .t i i In- a- i i among wouimi, nlicvo 1U licallh '.s i|ii1tn n opt .; it i jiri'Bimt. li * jilillosophlonllt, s-'"litill. at!v, aint 'inti . , pin . ologi' ally aal pal hi >ln|flt'ally eoirci'l ta 1 . it"- r it in ..f till' OlIiaiM III' till' In nl'', li.lls'S ,'l li'lllhio li-,- ... ? it 11 a ill !l tairc; nr. wiiol in nnii'li liplloi, tlu%lr; an ttho Uiuitatlinis (soii)i'M-ii:il nmnoi.nal am iroin ,. i;. i .:,i wiiii'is, l uniu'ot-in tti lii' tlii iil loot 'sst a. W M. M. C(ii:si:i,I,. M.I).. I.I. 1>. The voluwiP cntttloil "Wonitia, ami iit r Tliirty Vfiirs' rilyriIn t>i?*." \'-v ,^y u 'Xl. . , . .1.?>|||K'II. I? S.tl-l I IN 111 'lit .1 li,. 11 to In* <>l n't eat \ aliie fertile IliiUliillieli 11 .m;.. ;lio.-luh Join mii. " \\Duiuiii nutl lior Thirty Vcai'i1 1'ii^.rim fip;e." is the title i a I k just threw 11 n > III.- i t V .ill llie tllette, " Jlolii tint n II i 1,ml (III 'It , ; ill,lei and In-iter attempt iliuii its pu :?*i i - ' i , 1 pupuPti 1> niul yet dcvrntlv and witlt Inn -1 t .t, 1 UIIO of titer most deli' ale t I stll'Je. IS , ... lit. litem',\ apt jiiirely sr.entitle dualities el "the hook in,., tie a ran pit niul intelligent |*liy gicitut to be the author. ...t. . . imity Advert 1 ?fi. " \V "mull, it ml lirr Thirl y \ ? n V I il;;i 111. < liy Vi'.W. I'diss, M.I)., Sew York, 'litisIk> tilde <tll?? Upott II s'.lhjei t el tdllt ll etlh I, li.li Hlond nuthide llie iiiedtcal |>i lt'ss|,?n, 1111 ivi> t|i ,\t till It >11111 el tile MM elltlll W llii.ll IS linW t a.I- ,, \ 1 . ...a ei i he in ,>l \ it tn law m i in . It li, it 11 v e in .. . .in. t (tvei.v w .iii.m.'l lie \ eliltiie is llic w ,ik,i j.a., >> v ay't|ii:illllud r<>i llie task, Inn ill, i.e.tie I . a as. intilv i-oiii|>I:iintii lii.s K|iuclully, It tin on* lt;ilu it;i<?n tito iliM-n-. s it. ellllai I , llie sex, lilid - ,a s tie ti'l .. UK ami is in cvi'i't w:i\ till alii..ale ! II.:. it e : lit eellslll.a . li. li. loli . " Wotimn, niul her Thirty Vi i.s' Ti'.: !mnj??'." I In" wink. h\ a New 1 . . l ie , ami mite, (touts a tleheiile lie I ' o ... t v li li |.e: ,i tjt as mm It t.ilieucy us lli it i. e t i 11 e t .ts j Willti< lull, a,nl It certainly hi in s <>ut t:Uliiu:ii i . m \ ni.ili, lllld espe. i.l.l V rvei y mother phalli lilt' III. 111. i e- n>iv ted im limy ttto with liei own Iteulili tm.l lli i t hot fills) tin/. Ilu'ie i at lit* n.iii a:., thn , in . , tin* ids, .sit an I m dux eiiiaile i :11? >, !? h , i ? ni" s ta aiialn 1" a\i ..ied, il n in tie i tliOll e\\ it i . lis; i, m: n and Mi' aim . l s , ,iijiul U" \ Inline,i with illl|ililitl ' . -S/tt.'. f " Woman, ami her Thlrtx Year-- .'. ;? : :? II'," I \ \\ . \V . nil--. '.I 11 is l.ie !i. ' I J' (III .1 II". I ? I I.-? 11. IS, Will :l. I" , . \ .. Ill, v!. 11 11 \i |,, t ! I t I Jul. Jiwli.ti < i/i (/, niutiwiuia. ' 'ho book contain* 11a psij.-? ?, V.'mo, Ultist< l.v a ihic Heci cnr i a i iiik, ami i- .-.io?i.itiu.,Jly lj. uii.. in... . BKILF SYXOPtilS OF COKlF iT. . IN i icoi>I noia. VnilciiiaHe Id reuse of r. ami invuli' . rail.**'? 1. I'ii?l>if culli\:ilit'll m Hi'1 Hi'n. 1 ; v.. . . llc.H, anil (.hiiaclui <>l So. ia) Jiiii'ii .also. ilia v ui ?.l jilili* .11 ,-J'luj.i i lotul, iilitl Ili'uJIiilUI niil-c . i 4. 1 III' iilss|Jt,.llnllft I I (Kicht.v, till" Inilli s . ! 1 , I flic illjUlioUU IlimlVI tlus*. '?. KX4.llill .. 'ion liy iliu jioiitsul 1.1 ninth lit books, j'us- i. -iii ilu i I nits, ituluui, ?Vc. J'ltt tsuht Of' f>/i/is cul, iim-iul, Oll'l III") <ll ti uitm 'J, 14 nil... Ill .1 ! I. I I IiihI igumuiii i-. i in- ol'.ji'c. nl'this lii.i 1: 1 . >t Ill-oil lit*'" l.-fS |? I lllla: lu W<|||P!1, H i 11 " 1 tonik, results, mid indications of* ucutiiicht. i .- i n I delictum mill difficult otto. No i?i|(V?|irlcf> in hii. I.now ii'ilgc to iIii.m' who an- to Jm ilin 111 .iicis in . n Jinl Wise lo m s- tn?|tnr> in iu.im lo .. . i I J Msi'lisr anit llhMM.Y lulInU I'luKC ll|U.|l . nol.U.ri ll?<t l*l> till) 1 il V. ui Jv -.III 'i ' I 1 i I l .> 11.II.I !.?!.. a. i in- -. ! i , < inidiidi iiiiiusi-uipnts ]ni' ihfii :.i :11 i 11. Il l mission in life. Will ii l>e to lit iU'iliii?"i,..st. ii ;.ii tin i i 'i. Jiclonntiivd > her jilnsx-.il \i.:.i, j In* in >; ii:i,> >it..ui CI liertllsc.'iscs llui-ii' i.I IIk' l.i M|S| ,1 ..I 11. . II. MJLNVlKlJATlON'i Wlint Is 11 ? The oiail inoi ms :rxl Ihoir ntl r><>* Dii- . ration i>i oiaiimviiilUit'iuf iu ilii ''in i hiii ii<" Ar?.i <1 I > V 11" 111 PC l llllll I. I 1 In.Ill-Ill . It cltj i..." a;;.'. t>: ill J.tilling < food, lite country nrefcrnhlu to llio clly. Stalls It-sii'i-uifjixnt |>lii Sicriiis. iii ii'ilitin \ influ. in c. ( > i. "'i th uicnstin 1 ! I" . Afn-. : , . i lllltlf.y llll-l i.lfl'llloli. *i )l<* 1(11 Ilia. \ u vs. till ?I I: i I nf ilin|lisci)(ii'H0< |iscmt?c. lnliefot iliuniiiii',iits. "iln? Slol;. of .IfHMli III).! I.illi. li 11 -til \\ laws S ui ol ill || inii llimllriiif iliu Miii 1'liysi ilogists Ovulation (')vism mill In-.iltl Itlli iallgu.lt,.. cl 1'jolc.sjol Mr.,r. file lolllsol tin list I nation. III. IM LAMM.iTKlX OF .UIXV-TRCAL OliUAKS. Acute and nub-acute f"iinn. (tbx-nlc It naminaMon 1?-* causi-fi. <iplulnu* of \niiiiii- .ii :i m- - i .1 . 1 , yneolutritcft) iiynry. 'Ibo Oiaubuti\> c ,? i?i, . ,1., m I ? ?;<! I l*? ovunHii'tutlmiitu ittoi). Mi.ltij>lnw . . 1 ,.,in 1. in i< nil l?j won. in'* cb'cf iittimlty. lt? 1 iliuii i>t tim Fallopian tut)'-* In the V. iil>. \\ 1 lii'.'i' *-'?1 flti 1 111;;* |.?r llil;ty yetiw. '1 lie "cbaniio of Jifli," (miilott pcii'it <t t\Jxtciici lllii .iM > i I'.?? viuiy* 1111 o Ci MUii 'li tli.i|| genet ally luirnitli'it. 'I l.i 1 1 aic in tile m n il fit slum. ' jti i.iUon ( > j.n nan .. 1 iilui .11 it. hi cxioii, tii i j *iu?i-, mi 1 ill'- II-me. I'uiroj t]i. ii 1 ot 11 . brain, mid afl 1 t llio IIr. ?|emi I ciidi'iit II |hiti tlitf exi/icm - ' l tin- iimiiion. flleln U'?l\ ,. liiivni nfstnntolu which llnic organ* invo nn 1 .,/n 1. . , ilicit li*i-H-i- MtlUliel.l llik| iilA III' Wliil" htHicti). ( auw* Ii f1e?eli.|uncnt 11. Hie lopt ><11.1 11 \< HignuH, i'j r. il 11HikvhI "I In*-, tin* female :?> pinxiinatc* the . i.jh.MIihciini;. tiiic ? * ti'. oiiii..i i?> niHiivu) iticii. y/. ; 11. ^ 01 (/i 4/< 5CSKASK. I i T.i < \t, sviptoH'. V'irtonei1??(trc < 1 imi< Mm l tit In- ( ftuen- it iii-c i?nl uvoiiui iiu-i 14m vv.iiiii 1.1 ..Jin 1. >'n 1 xif i i- i; n c; '.il l ti'Hlii:. nf I111 Iiil. 1 Una 11. I -in.: il ixm u iii"?>. R?pnim*noe tolextmi ' liiu in 1 - .1-. 1 ; iIiiks <1 1 In , not all coii im. I'll iuui.0.1 ' tl.at Inn Ita it ij-'o aiul <>> u In m . n-n , ... 4.. .. . j ' y * .... *v, J" ?mi % ** " ? '?'%fc.^^M,Wt||||r. * " ii hwt> ! IKtirrARRiT^J ? 'M >011011.-, : ana, is cssontially necessary. Tli i no cathartic lor tho purpose equal I >K. .1. W VI.KHK'S VlNlhiAK lll'i i l". | as th v will speedily remove the d:t colored viscid matter with which bowels .'ire loaded, at the tamo ti 11imulating the secretions of the liv j and generally restoring the heall functions of the digestive organs. Fortify fho body r gains! disc; 1 y purifying all its liuids with Vinkc I IjIttkks. No epidemic can take in of a .system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigo.-.tion, Her 1 ache, Pain in tlio Shoulders, (Jong Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, S< Eructations of the Stonuich, Had Ta in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpi tation of the Heart, Inflammation oft Lungs, Pain in tho region of the K nevs, and a hundred other painful syn tonus, are the offsprings of Dvspeps One bottle will prove a hotter guaran of its merits than a lengthy adverti uient. Scrofula, or King's Evil, "SVh Swellings, fleers, Krysipelus, Swelled Ne ti nitre, Scrofulous lutlainmntions, Imlol 1 ilhuninat ions, Alervuritd A Iholions, ? Sores, Eruptions of (lie Skin, Soro K.yos, t Jn those, us in all otliev constitutional 1 eases, "NVai.kick's Vinkoau firm-: its In shown their great curativo powers in most oh tinalo and inlraetatilo case i > i .. ii ^ - - t in iiniiiniiiniiory aim I'hroi I?houttiat ism. Gout, Hilious, Rom tent and Intonnitlont. Fovors, Disease* the Wood, Liver, Kidneys mul HituU these Hitters have no equal. feueh Pisea are caused l?y Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.?Persons t /aged in Paints and Minerals, such l'lumbers, Typo-setters, tiold-hcuters, : Miners, as they advance in lite, are suhj t?> paralysis of the 1 towels. To gu again t this, take a dose of Walk it u's \ t.ii'Ait UiT'iKus occasionally. For Skin Diseases, Fanptions, T tor, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, l'impl Pa tides. Poils, Carbuncle-:, Hi 11 fr won Scald head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, It Scurfs, 1 : colorations of the Skin, Hum and Pi eases of the Skin of whatever ltn or nature, are literally dug up und earr out of tlie system in u short time l>y the i of these Hitters. Fin, Tape, anil oUior Worn linking in the system of so many thousan are etfeetually destroyed und removed, system of niedieine, no vermifuges, no i tiielminitics willfreo thosystem from wor like these Hitters. For Female Complaints, in you or old, married or : ingle, at the dawn of \ manhood, or the turn of life, these To Hit! -rs display so decided an inlluenco tl imjirovement is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Mood who ever you tind its impurities bursting threat the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Son cleanse it when you lind it obstructed a sluggish in the veins; cleanse it. when it foul; your feelings will tell you when. K< the blood pure, and the health of the syst will follow. It. FT. McDOVAl.n CO., Dni tin I G<*?. Agt-i., S.oi 1 i <u.ri ?n. (Inllfoni iiuu i "i. <m ?\ ;l niiurioii nail ( i n ami St N. V. Sold 1> y nil I irugg i?i . a ml UiuUiHi THE WEEKLY IIERAL Tho Cheapest and Best New paper in the World, THE NEW YORK II ERA LI) is tho. 1. ing paper?known to bo such throughout i\ ill /oil .world. II you want tho latest and most accui >Wi from over y section ?of the (?lobe, s ribj for tho } } 'kkklv JJ If yoi. want a correct report of all the M cuts foreign and Domestic?subscribe lie I r 'KERL, V lijCJi.-ir., r), II you want for fireside reading well i ected stoileH for tho cntertainineiit of t r'aniily, subscribe for tho I} 'khk&Y ilKmihJt* In politics it is iiout ral, hut gives a fair a m partial rev low of all political matters la wiling thioughoul the know n Wmhl. 'I Ki;Ms:?Single snh.M i ijdion, S2; three f( i's. >: Tivo copies, t--; ten copies, !?lo; *iin ojiir-, live cent* each. A limited nnniher r\d\eitisements inserted in the Weekly Jl? ild. B77" Subscriptions received Jat the JlottJ j ws Oiliee. .Nov. 11, Ibid?Gin. UIHLWVM4M l?U' ( rnloful Thousands pi > d >m V EG Alt lilTTEllS tllO innst Wulldoilul vigorant that ever sustained th" biui. system. No Person rani alio those Hit t < according to directions, nod remain 1< unwell, provided their bones are not Blroved by mineral poison or otl means, and vital organs wasted bey< repair. llilious, Ttoinillont and Inl miftont ]'overs, V hicli are so pre lent in the valleys el' our great riv throughout tlio United Stales, e peei; those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Mi 01 Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland. Ark sas, Red, Colorado, ltrnzos, ltlo (Irani Rear), Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, I anoke, James, and many others, v their vast tiibytariea, throughout < entire eountry during the Summer a Autumn, and remarkably so darings sons ot' unusual heat and dryness, invariably accompanied by extensive < langetnents of the stomach and liv and other abdominal viscera. In tl treatment, a purgativo, exerting a p< O; f: 11 i n'1' 11 'iwrx im. .n HE HORRY WEEK I ??-??rmrrtw>i?w WW M M* ? !\ Professional & Business Card % w. i?. .k?i:n-ox. .j. m. .j(?ii.\kox t . I*. <jl? ATT1.KIIAI" W. V JOPNO^S QiJATTLEB&Uili \ 1 J ATTOKNKVS a ml OHNMI.OK.S AT l\\ Conwayboro, 3, C. >\ ! Si.'nv ( artl. 1 ^EI.I.I-lKS. JIl Dsox a KKl.LKy, Attorneys & Counsellors at La\ k Will practim in all (lie cmhi.s of Horry < ^ the) Mat.- or IVdcial. , 11"/" ' 'lit' Ot't lie lil 111 will ll(> 1m ntlA...! . ... in i >i man i-'" ] at every term of the court, ami sueh (>Ui In- limns as business may require, iug i <Mice, Marion, S. C. I \V. W. ttJiidd'.KS, .1. i|. 11UDS(X ?rs .1N<>. A. KKLUOY. ()ct. i!l, S J-OS. T. WA1AII, rr- Attorney at Lav: ar va- I S(>I>1 <'IT<>n IN IXJllTY, I Will jtraeliec in tbe courts of Mai ion, Hor and (ieurnelown, in? Oilli-e at CON WAYUOKU, S. t'. U). Nov ia, l>7 -1 f. do, ' i',h rp ' 'di.u.M-n:, ;V\l(\ ' " Attorney and Counsellor at La\ ua- Will <jve prompt attention to all businc tiro 1 out rust < i| to his earn, do- ( i >N \VA \ HOIK), S. ( . er, June, lv;7l. tuir ?? >A" p. O. llo\. Illlll, M'. HUUil> A. G. HIGGIN3 & SON, to ??< '. j ( O.M.M1SSION jM KKC1IANT: sss so* TIB sTBcrsov, , , f.')r~ QJl/C* i'>' _ - " / iht /'iff I tfeaaC'S matte tat I>t//t t i so . . > , \U ' tAlttnttj <>/' Cot lot t, - > i ICtft >V<'/'(e", Ot< old I tlrttio. I ( M. 14, 1 S7-'{. -t f id- ? ll5b | r i mjI.AU & 11AUT, hit j !^Commission Merchant! j... ! t,v2 rhon*r sTKi.r.r, . Is"V.w \'(II!K. Kl >p- , iia. \ Liberal advances made on consignments IfiQ Xa\al Stores, Cotton, vVo, rOrder? receive Prompt Attention. .,? ! nexcoptionab'o releienoos given North an lt.0 j Soldi.. ' I .I'll. Toi.ai: J.U.IIaht. Sid j ' (,r N-r- ?rsE l. T A" ,!. G. Frost & Co tho 1 Ihb'ilris ??t flout* A: Afic.'il, UC and Ahinuiaclurcrs ot lleady liaising Floii ll[' *2 lb "It iV vsSfc 5 S' Mm1!, ><?i ^ , r. lor, Is o\V 1 Ol'lc. ses I art niilar at ti'iit idi j?ai<l fo lillin orders tor the Southern iMarkcif >n" i Mav '20 1870 ? Jv. as * Z H- S- I 'M { ASMIi, ot_ Comiitii^ioH A i es, lacrcliiiiii, ns, DKALKU IX CHAIX, HAY, SJS PROVISIONS, FLOl'll AND, spiui a so lURKKLS. <? B: c, E. ?. k 'l <; i* A, is, lis, v.() Orders Fromplly^filled Free of Commssio an- Feb 18 ? 1 y, rpllOS. L. JIAKKKLSOX, "S 1 ),ic Commission Mcrcham ,at Shipping and Forwarding Agent, BlT J.l, I'll LI UK, S. (5. j Special attention given to the buying an citing of Ton Timjii.k, and other nrodnee. ,11(1 Li. ' '' out/or tabh Houses, hols and Slublc< is /or hums, will ic/ut'Hisln-(l Io tritnxhiit I 'm up In r ho it, ril/nni ( liuriji, who rut rust tlin uiu butimx.s to ))o . lift, T P. WILLIAMS, ' jm:AI.KKK IN <. I;n I;I: A L >I F.IU:I I AN r> I ZK, n M AM' FACT I* KOH OF NAVAL JSTOltlS COMMISSION MKKC11ANT. AM) FOP,WALLING AGENT. rc<_. Q .Special attention given to the bnvin and selling of Ton 'limber. HI LL CHL'L'K, S. C. The Orphans' Friend, il,c A FAlT.li KOU '1 I IF, FAMILY CIIU'L | ri'HLlSlIKl) KVFAIY SATFUDA) T BVT1IH CAUOT.1XA Ol-i 1*11 AN HOMW - v' A'? , J? One year, in advance, ?*2,01 Si\ niontlis, in advance, 1 0< m?. To all Ministers, One Dollar i?er Annum lu|" I Hates of Advcrstisine/ Reasonable. \ LI, the profits of this ]>apor are uses J. V in supporting destitute orphans. \V< want every one who reads this to subscribe Address 1';; it.r. oi.iVEit, SSup'l Oarohnu Orphan Home, SPAUTANUUUG, S. C. an-. lotli, 1874. nd ip The ,\ew IDaslie Tiiinh. An 1 inpm tnnt Invention. It retains tlio rupl j). ! ureal all tome, and under the hardest exerciseoi ,|() I under severest strain. It Is worn with com ' fv?rt, ami ir kept on night and day, effbolt a per ,'1 inauaiit cure in a few v.'t-eks. Sold cheap and l - sent l?> Alnil when requested, circulars tree, when ordered hy letter sent to the Elastic Truss Co., No. us3 Urondway, N. Y, City, Nobody tiBes Metal Spring Trusses ;ttoo painful, they slip off too frtquently. April 21st 1873?ly. ,Y NEWS: MAY li), 1 Is T TT T?. V A emiur A "NT I IS4 .!m e u4 tit rS< -k ,<? ,-^jr!* i s.*TM^9r?r ti iu'si.ikms ) Is an Institution for Educating v- YOUNG MEN lor liUSlNKSS. Only Actual Business College in ilic South Combining Theory and Practice. ,r Ami in especially designed lor those who de' biro to engage in 'e A fiivoSucjct 'st (\il I J\ isi* ec lM. Ut'SS, ! ' I li" Ik s! mode ol' Coinni'v rial ('n)leg I n.st i to t ion ever olVored to! liis or any other fount ry 'J ho course ol *tudy comprises . vai icly c?f Ihisiness and Kill a nee hoin ictail to hanking opeialions, In t he great, system ol" id j Actual Business Instruction, Kook keepim* in all its various I ... ! liieiiioUs, business I' D! 1I1S, '1 t'l IMS Hll'i I'sR?je . IJusiuess Willing, CorivspoinUnice. l oyimoii-ial Aiitlinietie. Connnoivial Law: I'avlnersliip SolilenientI)rl?'cliii!/ CownteiToit Moiie\, l.iisiuoss Uio.ia apliy thoroughly taught ?r AT Tin: A ICASTMAN Atlanta liusiucss College, ( OKNKK PEA('UTItKK& UNLETS. . i t l a x 7' a , a / : o n <; i. i. s 'I'lli 11> i \ i, r. \pi v ?!:;<). |-or College .Jouri: 11 ami Sporiinens ol'l Vniiiaiiship, aihhv.is A: j lili', ? ly, Mox I, Atlanta,Ca. [v iunkimtt COVKKNOU. '/ IVtili.m lor (ho Involuntary I>ankrnpt<\\ 1.1 Franklin .1. Moses, Jr.,?An Appealing (at aloe, tie nl I'eMs. [ Vi'ws ami Courier Ofli. J (n I lie I nited Stati s District Court yesterday, a petition was liled lor the involnntary bankruptcy ol Franklin .1. .Moses, .11'., Covernor ot South Carolina, and a rule was issued requiring him to show cause on next Tuesday I why the petition should not he granted. The petitioners are .Messrs. Moiiteith iC 1 luuskelt, ol Columbia, who are represented by .Mr. 11. W. liiee. The petition was liled by Messrs. Kutledge C and d onng, cl this city. At the same I time sin injunction was granted, restraining the Carolina National l?ank . , ol Columbia and theShorilVof Uichlaiul county from levying upon and selling 'the properly ot the delendant, and 1 I of his wile, Kma U. Moses, until the | further orders of the court. . !ol this proceeding, the folg lowing extract from a Columbia IclI ter w hicli we liiul in the Augusta CouI stitutionalist will be read with interest : U1 have made careful inquiry, and report herewith the magnificent stock I ol debts which Moses owes, to wit: ' Due (leu. I'reston on "Mansion" $20,000 i Due I lardy Solomon (borrowed ninncvd 'lA AAA .- / "VV M,v' I )ue (It'll. I )tMinis 30,000 I ! I )\ie (Ion. Gurney 45,000 'outchers' I>i 1 ]s 2,00u Shiver A' Co 4,000 Indian Girl Cigar Store 1,000 u K. I). Senn So Sou 98 | I ledger So MeGregor, (drug'sts) 50 - Cardarelli A' Co., (tailors)... . 1,500 Columbia Hotel, (due since 18 72 500 t, Sundry county treasurers GO,000 1 livers restaurant keepers, shoemakers and "rhysters" .1,000 ,1 , Baltimore furniture dealers... 3.0,000 n, I Making a grand total of $227,150 11 is asset s are? ' Preston Mansion, valued at $30,000, less the mortgage. $30,000 Horses, Carriages, A:o 30,000 | House and lot. in Sumter 4,000 I Plantation in Sumter ;{,00() ^ Total $07,000 "In the above estimate, I have omitted to mention the insignificant sums he borrowed from ex-Cow Scott, Blodgett and others." j A Defaulting Treasurer fried and Convicted. On the 50th of last March, II. A. Smith, Treasurer oi Fairfield County, was arrested at Winnsboro' for being a f i defaulter to the State in the sum of ?18,000. On Wednesday last, the first day oi the May term o*l the Court of 1 i General Sessions lor Fairfield County, ; :) ] an indictment against Smith was given . ' j to the Grand Jury, who, in a short : time, brought in a true bill, An attempt to obtain a postponement of the i 1 I trial was resisted vigorously by the 1 e Attorney-Genera) ami. alter argument, i was overruled by Judg Mackey. The prisoner was then arraigned, pleaded c guilty, and was immediately sentenced 1 by the Court to a line ot ?2,000 and * imprisonment in the Penitentiary lor f one year. As there is a strong sus- ? picion that the defaulting ollieial lent the money, which ho is charged with 1 i embezzling, to the Governor of the I ( \ State, the next step in the proceedings j will probably be an exereiso ot the [ t Executiveelemeney, and' if precedents r ! art worth anything, the final step in j j the proceedings will be tlie release of 1 1 the convicted official's bondsmen by 1 the General Assembley of the tttatc. i I .874. WHAT'S IN T1IK WINII' I . V IMiim of$170,000 Knnly Tin* u Divide. ) , [.News and Courier Correspondent.] . ? Col.i MitiA, S. C. 3lay 7. Considerable specula'ion has been indulged in hero as to the business which took Treasurer t 'anlo/.o, CotnptrollcM* donoral llogo and Mr. llardv Solomon to New York just a week ago, It must have been some strong , attraction which drew these parties away from their im)m?rt:int. public duties, Let us put on our study caps and see it' we can make it. out. Ii is surmised that there i< now in the State Treasury about ?170,000, the proceeds o( the tax levy of 1SY0-7 t ol one mill for liaviuent ofthe interest on the nub1 lie debt. No portion of this lax, as you will remember, by the terms of the "act to reduce the volume of the I public debt," *fco., can ever be levied to pay the interest or principal of any ol the various classes ol bonds so long, as they remain outstanding in their present lorm. The lund is required to he kept separate and apart, and is to be applied, first, to the payment of the annually increasing interest upon the bonds exchanged or converted as it directs; and, sccoddly, llio residue must go to the extinguishment of the public debt by using it to purchase bonds and stocks ol the Stale at prices not above the maikct value, to be ascertained by bids from the holders thereof, after they have been duly ad vcrtiscd. Now this makes a pretty situation for radical linanecrs. It is a iich placer lying conveniently near the surlace, ami <jnitc tempting to men vvlio appreciate a good thing. , What have they to do to get hold i . i <>l it nut to go through the forms of * I presenting bonds tor interest in duly, and then for sale in September? And opportunely for their purposes there are plenty of such bonds lying round loose in Kimptou\s ollice in New York, or within easy reach; bonds issued to * releive the treasury, to pay interest on the public debt, (ItHJS) the agricultural land scrip bonds, dec., scene simply hypothetieated, but already to fortheoine at short notice, and on com/ terms. It is impossible to see any I diflieulty worth the mention in such a ' parly getting tliein safely in their possession. Thai being secured, the rest will he plain sailing. It is not a violent supposition that no holder ot good horm fide bonds will exchange them under the tending act for tifly cents on the dollar, it is not likely, therelore, that there will be any brought ' into competition with those to be ' oiic-rotl lor ( xoMango, ami, subsequent.- ' 1 y, lor sale according lo the hypothesis we have made, by Kimpton anil his cronies. Even il any such should 1 bo tendered the holders will labor untier the disadvantage of not knowing as Kimpton and those working with him will be very likely to know, at * what rate to otter for sale. There will . be then virtually no competition. Four hundred thousand dollars of those bonds will not cost certain parties much. lint, when exchanged for two , ? 1 hundred thousand dollars of new j bonds, they will acquiro immediately j increased value. The owners or holders will be entitled, on July 1, to a half year's interest, or three per cent. < amounting to $0,000. Deduct that from $170,000, amount on hand, and there remains $104,000, to bo used in the purchase of the bonds in September. . It requires no Iglit of fancy to see 1 all this .as likely to happen. Perhaps 1 it is even now taking place in New 1 York. The "King" has control of the | Scale funds, and its active members ] arc in New York, whore the available I bonds are kept. The law, as it stands, ' is favorable to the consummation of j f the scheme. They can purchase as for ! ' themselves, or get by hook or by crook, ' j bonds in the bands of Kimpton and 1 Ins associates hypothecated for small 1 imounts, or merely pigeon-holed and iccessible. They next scale them for t fifty cents on the dollar and collect [ j nterest on 1st ot July. Then having i f * \% i Viends at the centre of the "King," or i :>eing themselves the "King," they I ;an ascertain what, if any, bonds are die red for exchange, and next for sale, | nul at what price, and, of course, can t liVord to go lower in their oiler than r myone else; or if there be no compo- I * ition, as is most likely, can dispose | >f them to the State at their own ! rice, so they make it wear some faint t lemblancc to the market value. The n ict further appropriates $5,000 for the i11 impose of defraying the expenses to 1 >G incurred in carrying out its previa- s ons. This they will gobble up too, C ? 4 a 4 Mm :ind all in tin* li ?* c* <?I public dnt y. 11 ;i\ ins* indicated what I believed to he a projected raid on >n tin* State lieasury, and the probable mode by which it will bo carried >:it by the use o|' the State's own 111 o11 y , ! le ave to others the^^j^L .,( !c\i iiii-; some conns t. io-ntK nien learned in ^ will 1 >i; aide to determine whethe? an injunction on the tax, it the scheme be attempted under the peculnflF circumstances described, will be available or not; ami if not, it is to he hoped they van devise some other belter reined). What is best to be done, is a legal conundrum well worthy the careful study ol the attorney-general. I?y the way, it is staled that he and 1 he coinplroller had*a high old time on ill" subject ol the condition ok, the cilice of the county treasurer of fCharleston. I he comptroller left immediately afterwards tor New VoJ|^^ and it was thought l>y some that his visit thither had some connection with Lhe scene of the day belore. l?ut L am inclined to think that no meeting is to take pi ice either on the tragic shores of lloboken, or the virgin fields of I Maiulonsburg. (>/t <Uty tliat llanly Solomon is buyii?up claims on his certificates, and has hi.-^ eye fixed upon tlm 1* rest on Mansion. In such matters money will win, anil the young banker knows as well how to gather it in as the other man loves to squander it. Klliott has been here sr.nu) days, but nothing of cotiseguence has transpired as to the purpose of bis visit. The absence of the money power makes ibings uncommonly dull among the 'faitIdul." I am sorry to say that I here is no news ot the 'dost" resolution. W hen Maxwell was last over here it was announced that he was not looking for it. I feel authorized o say that neither is bis Kxcelleney. All parties have at last overcome their listless for the unfortunate miscarriage ot the legislative thumb r which was intended to smash Marker into onithereens. Meanwhile Marker has been applying himself to the study of aw, and was admitted to practice l?>lay. Armed with this commission he is prepared lor any fate, and may sueesslully defy a legion ot "lost" resolutions. In a jeweller's store in tins city is a \ i ? ? <piemini sii\ er service ot eight pieces, valued at *500, marked with the initials US. J. L.,*, and on the slaver is ait inscription to the i tfcol that it is ^resented to lion. S. ,J. Lee, speaker, itt'., with the regard and esteem of, X:c. Twenty-lour names kA'white members exclusively, headed by that of Timothy Hurley, are signed to it and, mcluding nearly all of the Conservative members o! the House of Uepreientatives. It is said that the names jf the Conservatives are there without authority, and that they are not .'onlributors to the testimonial, which, by the way, has not been paid tor yet, awing perhaps to the low state of the funds in the State treasury. It is some of Tim's toadying, no doubt. Hut it has an ugly look, to say the least of it, as it appears at present, and will bear furthei investigation. The transit of Venus is going to be \ big thing, not to be sneezed at. \'.,.T . :. . - 111 ciiiim im hoi a oiusmng maiden ot sixteen, with her first set of false teeth, hut she is a robust matron of the stars, ,ni(l is going to }>ut her foot in it by walking right across the face of iho sun. We wonder if old Sol will shut his fiery eyes out of modesty, or like all tiio savans of this world aro going to do, and use his glasses. What a glorious sight that transit will he, what a heavenly ankle, as Venus lilts up her starry skirt to step over the bridge ot the sun's nose. Why, we have often strained our youthful gaze to see some lovely lady step over in inconsequential ditch, and if wo were only sent to the top of the I limaaya mountains by Uncle Sam, wo would occupy several telescopes otv ** ,liis occasion.? Union-JItrald, A wealthy New Yorker, dreading % lie awful possibility of a resurrection 11 a closed and buried coffin, bus acta illy added a codicil to Ida will providing that a tier the funeral his body be daeed in a retort of the New York Manhattan Gas Work, that tine gases nay be driven off and utilized in / ighting the city, and if no one desires o preserve his ashes, they are to bo ised as fertilizers for a Central Park lower bed. Highly utilitarian, he. A Nebraska journal invitingly says: Who says farmers cannot get rich in liia State? Fifteen years ago a young nan came to the State without a dollar 11 the world. Last week lie weet out of he State, carrying with hitu^jfe sum (' one dollar and thirty-eight cents, tho avings ot fifteen years of frugal life. Jome West, young men, come Weald"

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