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am? i ! J., " 1 THE SENTINEL. 9. r. BBADLSY, Editor and Proprietor. T? ;' irl ' Terms of,Siibdcrlftioi|k One Year . . . .. r ........ $1 50 01s Months 76 - Advertising Rates. > AdtertUlomentsinBertedalthe rate of $1 00 Mr square, of (9) nine lines, on lbss, for the Itst insertion, and 60 cents for each sub?e <|HVUV iUOflllVU. Contraois mado for tiirbk, six or tvtblvi Months, on favorable terms. Advertisements not having the ntitnber of Insertions marked on them, trill bo published until forbid and charged accordingly. These terms are so simple any ohild may understand them. Nine linon is a onuarn? one Inch, In every instance we chargo by the apaoo eooupied, as oight or teu lipes can t?? made to oooupy four or five squares, as the advertiser may wish, and is charged by the paoe. )9* Advertisers will please state (he number Of squares they wish their advertisements 0 make. Business men who advertise to be benefitted, will bear in mind that the 8KNTINEL has a large and increasing circulation, and is taken by the very class of persons whoso trade they desire. PICKENS C. II., S. C.: o Thursday, March 28, 187(1, Editorial Correspondence. Columbia, S. C., March 17, 1876. Dear Sentinel: In my last lottor I BpoKo ot tno onargos against tho official oonductof Judgo Mackey, as well as his reply to thom. On Saturday last a resolution looking to an invcBtigation was introduced, but was indefinitely postponod by a vory largo majority. The following extract from the journal of tho llouso explains tho position I held on tho question: "Mr. 13radloy stated that on account 111- 1 ' vi ninuaH no waa aosent, irom tho Houso on Saturday lnet when tho voto on tho question of indefinitely postponing tho rosolution to investigate the official conduct of Judgo T. J. Mackoy was taken, but had ho boon presont ho would have voted "no." All tho other Consorvativos present, oxccpt Ferguson of Groenvillo, voted in favor of indefinite postponement. Thoy doubtloBs actcd conscientiously, ?nd as tlioy thought for tho host in* terost of tho State, bnt I disagreed with thorn, and still think his conrsc on tho bonoh shouid rocoivo tho clos~ost and moat thorough investigation. His oxcosflivo anxiety to provont in ostigation is, in my opinion, a strong evidence of his gnilt. The cry was that iho charges had boon brought by criminals and othor parties who desired to prevent a judicial investigation of their official conduct, tho one lor revongo and the other for protection. This, I think, a vory weak and insufficient defense, when tho fact is ' inKen inio consideration that ninny of tho moBt honorable and worthy citi*ens in his Circuit wore among tho most activo and determined of his Accusers. A dologation of prominent gontlemen from Lancnstor County, appointed at an indignation mooting huiu tu consider his action in discharging tho Grand Jury of tho Countv. - - " I because they would not find a bill ac? cording to Ins dictation, arrived in Columbia tho otlior daj', and 011 ( Thursday last mot most of the ConBorvativo mombcrs at tho Columbia Hotel, in order to acquaint them fully of all tho fucIn in tho case. .lii* action in discharging tho Grand Jury ( is cortainly a most tyrannical and un- ( preceaentou one, but there nro others . of a more grave and damaging charactor, ono of which I will hero relate, which it is asserted, is susceptible of proof, as an illustration of the clmracs a tor of many of tho chargos brought " against him. At a recont term ol I court for Lancaster County, two tie- | groos wore tried for eoino criminal ' offense, tho testimony sufficiently c etrong to convict, but Mnckey per? ' emptoriully ordered tho jury to find u 1 vordict of "not guilty," Tito jury ' rotirod, but not roturning as onrly as " ho thought they should, ho instructed 1 tho Shoriflfto go to tho room and as? > cortain what was tho matter. Tho I foreman informed him that there was ? somo differonco of opinion nmongst I thom. Tho Shoriff roportod tlio fact to tlio Judge, who diroctod that tlio ? foreman bo brought boforo him. Tlio foroman appoarod boforo hisJlonor, who dircctod him to return to Lho jury room, und bring a vordict of not guilty, and if uny inombor of tlio jury rofuecd to fiign it, Lo report liiin and ho would Bond him to jail. Jlo thon orcicrcu tno prisoners to stand up, mid discharged them boforo tlio verdict of tho jury had bcon rendered. This action, I nm informod, by good lawyers, is unprecedented in tlio history of any judicial proceedings, and is enough within itsoU'to warrant his impeachrneni. This and othor facts 'woro sot forth in a moiuorial to tho T i? 4i._ T ?... i i -uugioiiiiuru ujr niu XillUUHDCOr UOIOgl\s lion, and to day another resolution to invostigato his official conduct was introduced, which after a heated do- j bato, was dofeatod, by a voto of 36 to J 41, a majority of tbo Conservatives voting against tho resolution. Mr. Barnwell has mado a motion Co rocons sidor tho voto, and, if roconsiderod, it may possibly pass. Somo havo declared their intontion to introduce a resolution every day until tho session closos, unless ono is passed. Tho sentiment of tho House is ovidontly sotlinnr in Mwoinof US*** K??f n* ' ?*" viog i a ttgUlliOV I'lHIj UU U ill/ HMD UitU day in tlio session, it would bo impossible to make ft thorough investigation, and perhaps it would bo as well to nttond to his caso next session. The impoaohmont trial of Mosos camo to un abrupt closo tho other day by bis counsel withdrawing from tho caso. They allodging that they could not get time in which to prcparo thoir dofenso. The evidence has boen, I think, conclusive of his guilt. Tho Sonato has set Monday next for a final voto, when he will evidently bo convicted. Tho committee appointod to invostigato tho conduct of Judge T> 1 1 ' ' % 1 ivuuu, suuminmou meir report lo clay, | in which thoy entirely oxoncrato him from tho charges mado against him, and askod to ho discharged from further consideration of tho matter.? Their request was granted, and Judge Keed has boon complololy vindicated. Tho Joint Committeo to investigate tho caueo of tho failures of tho South Carolina Bank and Trust Company. submitted their report to day. It in vory lengthy, and rovoals somo voiy unpleasant things to the parties eon>corned with it. Tho institution was conceived in fraud, tiud brought forth in corruption. Somo State officials aro not placed in a vory favorable light. I havo not had time to read it r.,n~ ?' i i iiiii_v } <111u uiiii nut givo !U)T I'XICIIUCU comments on it. It lias boon inado the special order for MoDday next. The Butlz Committee have not yet mado their report. Tho Leslio Committoo will report Monday next.- What developments they have made is, of courso unknown to any hut the members of the coinmittoo. Tho bill reducing eularies passed by tho llouso last sosnion, am) which wan amendod by tho Sonato at this session and returned to tho JIouso has been concurred in and sent to the Governor. Another bill reducing salaries, which is a much hotter bill than the one passed, has received two readings in tho IIouso. It reduces over #80,000 yearly, Luit will ovidontly lull hIi11 j born in iho Somite. I do not think ii i was ever intended to become a law by the IIouso when it passed it, but was originally intended for a campaign Joeumont. A bill in lion of one recently passed by the JIouso, recasting Lho Congressional Districts, litis pass-, jdjitfl sccond rending in tho Senate. It s a very fair bill, and puis tho counties ot Anderson, Oconee, I'iekens, Grroonvillo, Spartanburg, Union, and Laurens in one Congressional Dis,ric, und it' passed by the JIouso will iccurc the Democrats, beyond doubt, i i ujm uavn uiuou 111 *_>on gross. No bills ol general importance, ex:opt the Ralary bill has passed since Tfiy last lel.tcr. Both J louses to day, )nsscd a concurrent resolution to iul ourn sine die on Thursday next, the 53d instant. 33. U-itf'0 We iiublish on our mil. iomo fino articles 011 tlio rascalitios it tho Federal Capital and other ilaccs. Head thorn, and sou what Ko>uhlican rulo and Grantism aro doing or tho nation. A .Democratic House ?f Keprcsentativos arc fishing out, and 'ringing forth tho Radical nwjcalitios o light. Republicanism has proved tself a failure, beyond all question tnd it is to he hoped that, in the com ug campaign, tho Amuriunn mtnnln w * 1 I viW I'ino up, aft one man, to hoim*Or tig iko u just conception of tho real hituuion, and hurl from powor thoso who mvo brought tho Government, both National and 8tato, to tho boi'dors of ilostruction?a nhamo and roproach tu all civilizod nations. I ? ; - 1 ? T* * uiesj- jivu-niiru 11. uana, Jr., tho now ministor to aufcooed Scltonck in iOogland, i? naid to bo a distinguished ncl?olar and aathor. Ilo is a Hon of tho poet Dana, a distinguished lawyer, and lias travolod around tlio world. "Two Yoars boforn Jim M??? " _ ~ ...,%,,v J and "Six Months in Culm," arc hin productions. This is said to bo ono of tl?o host appointments Grant lias ovor ma do. 11 o ought to make a good ono now And then. We Trust . Ann t*AA?\IA "??H *?wv VUI pvvpiu >\lll IUUI m uoup intorolt in thorough organization, and that tho polioy horetoforo pursued by thorn will again prevail to such an oxtont that succors will sit on our ban. nors this tall. Let ovory Township call tlioir mootinga at once, enroll ovory votor, oloct dologates to the County Convention, which asftombles uii iiuxl naieuny no ino uourt iiouao. The County Chairman, Col. It. 15. Bowon, appointed fivo gontlomon in each Township, whoso business is to organize Township Clubs. Have thoso gentlomon done nothing to effect organization? and if not, why not? If those gontlomon who have been appointed, mako no efforts to organize, lot some ono tako tho matter of organizing in hand. You have no timo to lose, if oaoh Township desires j to bo rcprosontod in tho Convonlion. Every man lias a work to perform, j and lot him bo at his post fearlessly, and havo magnanimity of soul sufficient to show to tho world whero ho standf. Tho man that cannot do this, is unworthy tho conlidoncc ot his foh low citizens, and cannot ask thorn for their suftragos. Those wishy washy men, who avo^afraid to tako sides, are" not tlio men for ofTiciul positions; they lack decision of character?a noble quality, nay, a godliko attribute.? Thorofcro, organize, if you bo Domo orals; and if you aro not, you should have the manliness to say so. Don't say you cannot sparo tlio time; (or this would bo a pooraml frivolous ex~ cuso indeed for a freeman to utter.? The day for concert of action on the part of tho Democracy has arrived; without such action hor cause in South Carolina at Ica6tis hopolcss; and with such action, accompanied by an earnoat effort on the part of all lovers of ! i i -i ... guuu uiiu soishu government ar.u low taxation, hcrcauso will triumph bcrond pcradvonture. Every man is directly inlercHlod in 11 to adminiHtration ol onr .Stnlo government, and lie vihmiltl ! UM'nfni'n 11 ca nil i\r*cio! 1? !?\ moans to havo a fair and honorable ono. Our public as well as our prU vato interests demand that none but good, ti ne, and bone.st men should be elected to important positions, and let us, then, endeavor to place none other there. Too Democratic parly ofour Count}* , hrtvo al'vays performed their part in tins programi?c, nnd we loci satisticcl that they will not falter at thiflimport:iitL juncturo of our political crises. Wo hope rood to hear fiom every Township ot rousing mooting*). Wo print on our outside the cJmrgoB made against Judgo MacUey by Mr. Yocum, Troasnior of Chester. Tho Conservative muinhei'H. wiili two exceptions, in the Iluiiao voted n postponement of tho investigation of Lhc charges against him. Mackey is tho Governor's favorito Judge, it soon^; for, in advance of an investigation, the Govornor tries to forestall public opinion l?y allowing aoino one to intor-> view hint. No such thing was attempted in the cases of .J migo Hood and Moses. J5ut, when the imtnacui.. . . \ f I ? i;uo .iiiiuKuy is udoul 10 ue impca'cheil t|?o Governor llios to the rescue with all possible speed, to wave tlio trouble and time ol investigating an innocent, but at times an "erratic" Judge. II' the Governor, through necessity and a (oar of personal eonsoqucnccs, has concluded to ,ltoto" Mackoy and his load, he certainly will have a merry time of it. If Mackoy wasfto very in nocout, why throttlo investigation '( it would Imvo boon more to Maekoy's reputation to lot the investigation go on than to hitvo wtopped it. JSut Mackey hiinaolf was fur from desiring itjso, also, was llio CJovornor. That tluro "is something rotten in Donmark," wo may well iimagine. Wo do l/tl (A f I' " II \y v ?* Hill W MV IIU1 IH U I ! 1 (1 in#, but wc do think that tho Governor, although ho may liuvo dono it with the very bent intentions, acted a little too olllciously in trying to forestall public Hontiincnt and throttle public invent igation. l'iokona Democratic club has about fiO mcmborn, who liavo eignod the con* stitution and thereby pledged them solves to support Democratic candi dales. Naiiioh nro daily coming in. Mr. W. T. McKall will wait upon all who dctdro to hocomo mombors. RolUnap lias boon mdictod by tho Grand Jury. J'enalty, fino of twice tho amount rccoivcd and throo years in Uio J'onitoniiary. Trot 'oni tmt ft)?** Walhnlla is tho longest town in tho world in proportion to its breadth. f@ir Tho rcAsou iho Logislaturo duos not adjourn, it is aaid, in bocuuao the Troasuror cannot pay iho balanoo duo mombors on thoir sulnries. Tlioy hftvo voted thomBolvos tho phoaphate royalty of $30,000. Norton, Keith & Hollingsworth A T TO UNBY3 A T LA TV, * Will rirnnl inn In I1?a T)-?u??* . p.Mvvivv *u wiu VI* vuiv auu IT i cunvo Court8 for Pickens County, and ia the United States Courts of this State from t)iat oountj. Onoof tho Senior partners will bo present to assist in the transaotion of any important business during vacation. J. J. IsOWTON, "l \valhalla W. C. KEITH, f >va,!lRUft C. L. IIOLLINGSWOUTlI.Piokeus C. II. March 28, 1370 . 29 HOLCOMBE & CHILD. A TTORNEYS A T LA W. PICKENS C. H. S. 0., Will Practice in all the Courts of tlie State anil of the United States. Business promptly attended to. March 16, 1876 28 Notice. V- S. INTERNAL* REVENt E Special Taxes, MAY 1, 1870, .to APRIL 30, 1877 mm: Revised Statutesof (lie United Stairs, ? Sections 8282, 8287, 8288. and 3239; re. quire every person engaged in any business, avocation, or employment which render him liable to a .Special Tax. to procure find place conspicuously in his establishment or place of business a Stamp donating the payment of said Special Tax .or tho Special Tax Year beginiug May I, 1870, before commencing or continuing business after April 30, 1870. 'lhe Taxes embraced within tho pvovisions of the law above quoted arc the following, viz: Rectifiers, $200 00 ^v.nv.o, man n>|uur, ZO UU Dealers, wholesale liquor, 100 00 Dealers in mail liquors, wholesale, 60 00 Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 00 Dealers in leaf tobacco, 25 00 iveia'S dealers in leaf tobacco, 500 00 And on Bales of over ? 1,000, fifty ccnls l'or eve"y dollar i? excess of SI,000. Doalers in maiinfaclnred tobacco, 5 00 Manufacturers of stills, 60 00 And for each ftill manufactured, 20 00 And for each worm maunfaoturccl, 20 00 Manufacturers of tobacco, 10 00 Manufacturers of cigars, 10 00 Peddlers of tobacco, lirs. class (more than two horses or other animals) 50 00 Peddlers of tobnni'o. wniiil ..l.iuu n...? horses or other animal*) 25 00 Peddlers <>f tolmcco, third class (one horse or other animal) 15 00 Peddlers of tol.aooo, fourth clans (on loot or jitihlio conveyance) 10 00 Prowers of less than -r>?>0 barrels, fit) 00 Prewers of 500 barrels or more, 100 00 Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply with tiie foregoing requirements will be subject to severe penalties. Persons or lirn>s liable to pay any of the j Rpccia! Taxss nbovo must apply to L. | (/'ASS ('ARPKN'TKR, Collector of luiernal | Revenue at Columbia, S. C., and pay for and procure the Special Tax Stamp or ."tamps they need, pj-ior to May I, 1870, and without further nonce, 1). D PRATT, Pnmmwvinnni* ??<* - v? IIMVI iini ntTViinirv;. Ollico of Internal Revenue, Washington, 1). (J., Feb. I, 1870. March 28, 1870 20 ni2a2 '{The Stale of.Son 111 d'arolina 1'icKKNts COUNTY. I};/ /. 11. l'/tilj>"{, Jwi.r of Piubalt, Wii hukaS, Mary Freeman and lien ton Frecman.hnt h nmde unit to mo to grant them I.olters of AdministrAtion on (lie Instate and Effect b of H. h. Freeman, deceased? The kindred and creditors of Lite said 15. L. Freeman, arc therefore cited to he and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be boldcn at Piokons <!. II.,on Friday, iho 7tli day of April next, at 11 o'clock, a. m., Ir> ol.mv Jf ??.. ?!.?.. 1-- .1 ?? (1 ??M,y ^ ItaTU, W liy nil? MH 1(1 Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand and real this, (lie 22 dny of March A. 1>., IRTft. I. II. PillLPOT, j.i\r<\ March 22. 1*7.". 20 2 Notice ! / ( KN'TI.KMKN, come up and SKTTLK. If V H you dont, look out. No excuse licreafter. A word lo llio wi.se is suflioent. 1)11. A. J. ANDERSON, AT,50, All persons indebted to J)rs. A. J. Ander won <v son win cull and settle. A. J. ANDERSON & SON. March 1C, 1S7li lift tf I B \ A TL H1-1TTJL UMEffT, "VTOTICH is !iereViy! given that Mathew i.% Mull sell, Ailtiiinist rnlor of (lie Estate of (iodfrey Mauldin 1?n.y this day applied to me for leave to make a Final .Settlement of said Kstate and a discharge therefrom, and (lie same will 1 ?o heard at my oiliee at Pickens (!onrt House on Monday, 17?>i day of April next. I. II. PIIII.POT,'J P.O. Mftrcli 10,1870 28 4 FI \ A Hj ~ NKTTI.KMKKT. NOT I C'V, is Jicrol>y given that. Lucy II. BrocK, Administratrix of tho Kstata of W. llrock, has this clay applied to ine for leave to make a Final Settlement of said Kb* Into and a discharge therefrom, ami the same will be heard at my oflicc, at I'ickcns Court House on Mpnday, 17th April next. I II. PIIIIjPOT, J P.P.O. March 16, 1876 28 4. " CAfiTATW. W1MW MUM IIII MM ItftltfVtfl MVhWVMl MIN H TIMKS, H. C. rpIIK prcsunt session of I lie above .School, .1. opened January 3d, 1H70, and will conlinuo therefrom the scholastic year. Terms of tuition per session of ten months. For Primary Depart mont, $*100 For Intermediate Department, 6 00 For Advanced Department, 7 60 Hoard in the best of families can bo had at from fivo to seven dollars per month. No do duel ion niado for lost time, oxccpt in casou ol protracted sickness. No student ml milted into (lie school, except by subscription. For further particulars, address the Prin oipal at Nino Times. JNO. O- WALLACE. Jan 27, 1870 21 6m !, 1 1 ? I . . -JLJSHB NI$W ADVERTISEMENTS. "IBHO 0111 I WOULD AGAIN RESPECTFUL]y cnll tho nttenlion of tho publio to my woll Boloctod And hs~ sorted stock of smihtf ahs sums d&t-oooss, consisting of r? T> 17 t. M A ~K7 /*i JSJLl JL IV UfWX'IJ, 11A TS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Bouts' Clotting Made a Specialty. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C. All of which 1 will sell cheap for crteh. I am still Agent for tlio "EURE? It A." FERTILIZER, one of the best in tho market. Prieo payable in cotton at 15c. let Nov., $00.00 per ton. Price payablo iu curroncy 1st Nov., $55.00 per ton. Prico payable in cash on dolivory, $17.50 per ton. Freight $6.00 per ton, to bo added to this point, and must bo paid in canh. Last but not least, lot mo imnrcsa ? r _ it upon tliOBo who iro duo mo on nc-? count for 1875, thai I need tho money and MUST II AVE SETTLEMENTS. Pay up at onco and favor mo aa I favored you. M. W. FORD. EASLEY STATION, S. C. Feb 17, 1*76 24 If COME ALL! % 0 10 AN I. KIT STATION, H. C. '1' 11E U N DEIiSICi N E D FI li.M (.SUCCESSORS to T: VV. KUSSRL) Imvo opened out bminc.su at Easley Station, A. L. H. It., and propose to keep a first cIhmm aiuuk of Tlrw-Rnfl^s ft.nfl (World* ktu J MtfVmI WttVt MftVWMHVUj Which they propose to Boll at bottom prices, as the following pricos indi cato : Factory Yarn, $1.20 per bunch. 7-8 Shirting, 8 cents per yard. 3-4 Shirting, OJ cents per yard. Liverporl Salt, $1.65 per sack. Sugar*, 0 to 10 pounds to the dollar. i Itin li^al A ll>o (a dm vv.. Wj V/UV) * I WO VVT V?IV lU'l liH . Good Tobacco, at 05 cents per lb. Flour, Family, 87 00 por barrel. (J. U. Baltimore Bacon, 13 coni< per pound. All other things in proportion. Always in the Corn and Cotton Market; and other produce taken in cxchan-go for Goods. Guanos ol tho best on hand. Call and cxamino beforo nurchaainrr. i d ltospcotfully, RUSSELL*, MARTIN & CO., Ma roll 2, 1876 26 NEW STORE, SfKW ;OOI>S! AT EASLEY STATION, S. C. Tho undersigned havo opened a Houho in Easloy, near their Livery .Stable, for tho purpose of conducting a fancy and heary GROCERY BUSINESS. Under the Finn, narno and style of IUCIIEY &WYATT. They guarantee bottom prices, as they intend selling strictly for cash. Give them a onll. ir a ntflDBv A. 0. WYATT. EftBloy, Nov 22, 1875 18 tf Notice. WILL ho Hold nt Piokenn Court Iloune on Salcday in April next, A LOT OF LAND In lh? town of Piokons, known in'the Plot of ll>* Town aa Lot No. . .Sold us the proporty of E. II. Orif. r... a - mi, or., TKHMS CASH? Purchaser to pay extra for titles. ALSO, On tlie samo daj, we will soil all the Nates and Aoconnta appraised worthless, due said Eatato. 8. D. KF.ITII, ) J, A. OKIFFIN, I Adni'rs. J. C. OlilFFIN. J Marob 2, 1870 2? 6 ; ?| , ||p I NEW ADVISUTISBMBNTS. Southern Home. " SCHOOL FOR INN LADIES. Greenville St > Anderson. S. 0. MRS. J. V. MOORE, ? \ Mils 8. Y. ROBINSON, J PrinoiPal1'' Miss L. BUTLER, Musio Teacher. FIRST Stssion cotnmouoing on th? 4th of January, 1870. TERMS PKH BI8KION 0? )!VI MOUTHS. For all tlio Higher Branches, including Frenoh Latin and Greek, nnd Mathematics $16 00 lntnrmatllnl* ni0.??. mm. ...... v....v? 4* W Primary Classes 8 00 Music 20 00 Drawing nnd Painting 20 00 Board per month, oxolusivo of washing and lights 12 f>0 % Parties boarding with the Principals wlU rcceivo Tuition free for ono session^ For further information, address Mrs. J. V. MOORE, Anderson, S. 0. March 0, 1870 27 ' 4 SHERIFF'S NOTICE. * TAX EXECUTIONS. TIIE Treasurer has lodged in my offict, A number of Tax Executions, whioh by law, 1 am required to levy. * Parties will please call and settlo, and SftT? further costs and inconvcnience. J. 11ILEY FERGUSON, s.p.o. NBIlOIill l >S S4LE8. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Piokbn8. BY virtue of an execution to me direotsd, I will sell before I lie Court House door, nt Pickens G. II., on saleday in April next, t the following property, viz: Ono Hundred ncres, tnoro or lets, situate In Pickens county, on Weaver's Creek, waters of Oolenoy lliver, adjoining lands of- ? Levied on as the property of Lemuel A. How? aril, vs. W. S. Kirksy, Administrator of JlUM Keith, Deceased. ^ TEAMS CASH, Purchasers to pay extra ^ for pHpOI'8. J. HILEY FERGUSON, a.r.c. Mar. 9, 1870 27 4 It is Found at Lastj Somkthino Nkw Under tub 8nx.?A new era is dawning upon the life of woman. Hitherto she has been called upon to suffer the ills of mankind and her own beaidea.-*The frequent and di??tr?8$|iig irregnlaritiaa peculiar to her sex have long beou to her th? "direful spring of woes unnumbered."? * 111 the maiiHinn of" I !>?> r!^>1> ??..? .*? ?>-- ' .V-.. ...in III lii? ilOVCl of poverty alike woman has been the constant | yet patient victim of n thousand ills unknown toman?and these without 11 remedy. "Oh Lord, how long!" in tho agony of her sou!, hath she cried, ttuf now the hour of her redemption is coine. .She will suffer no mort, for l)r. J. Dradfield's Female Regulator-?Woman's Hest Friend?is for sale by all r?spcutable Druggists throughout (he land at $1.50 per botlie. in another column of this newspaper will be found some interesting 1? particulars concerning the Female Regulator and other information highly important, to woman. Near Mahhitti *? ?- ?? m??. .tiniuii ?i, in/u. Messrs. Win. Root & Sous:?_>lbout on? _? year ngo 1 bought a bottle of Uradfield'a F?male Regulator from ^?u, for one of niy daughters who had been suffering with sup*" pressed menses for ; oiuc time. 1 have had several physicians attending, but met with no succeps until L was persuaded to buy a bottle eif the Regulator, and it is the very thing for J which it is recommended. She is now in per- ^ | feci health. I hope all suffering females will I si lenst try one bottle.and have health | Very respectfully, 1). DOBBIt?SK March'9, 1876 27 4 NOTICE. Application win be mude to 8. d. Kciih, Clerk of the Court, for ? Charter {(commencing from thiw day) for the Meoban* icul Union nt Kasloy Station, South Carolina, P(kn.??? "II ** '<>. n. c. SMITH,^President, P. W. LEECHE, Vice-President, J. (L. COX, Sco'y & TreMuror, March 2, 1876 20 4 ZYEALZYO! Wo nro now prepared to (urnUli permanent hIUuh tlona (or a largo number of persons, male and lenud? who are gOut of Worh I^vwm Iats sent free on application. Add rum, with stamp* SouriinuN Co-opkkative Co., Nashville, Tenn/ ZTKALZTOI ?CT? ????fc Homestead ?nd Exemption. NOTICE is horeby givon, that Nanoy C. Stewart, widow of A. J. Stewart, da- ^ I ceased, lias made application (o mo, to h?VQ iv iiomi'Hicau set ott to her, out of the Ettato of said deceased, and that I will pass upon the same at my oflico in the Court House at l'ickons, South Carolina, on Wednesday, April 6th, A. 1). 1870, at 11 o'clock, a. p. I. II. PIIILPOT, J.r.p.o. Fob 17, 1870 _ 24 6 Homestead and Exemption* "VTOTICE is hereby given, that 0. II. C. 1^1 Smith, of Pickens County, South Carolina, Imp applied to mo for Homestead and ^ jvxompuon in ilie ttcal i.Mate and i'crsonal Property oflhcmaid 0. H. C. Fmilh; and that I will pass upon (ho saino at my offioe in the Court House at Pickens, South Carolina, on iMonday, April 8d, A. l>. 187ft, at 11 a. m* I. II. /II1LP0T, J.p.p.O. Feb 17,1876 24 6 E. J. POTTER, M. D. EASLEY STATION, S. 0. * KADUATK of ft regular oharter?d ?oh?oI, X Tlic Dr. will respond to *11 oftlU *ltk .. dUpaloh. All oasoi Mtrlotly oonfldentUl, Private cIIhcuhcB treated in nil the'r varifcd forruB, with tho crrorn of youth and th? dU^ obbob of women andohildren. Jau 0, 1870 18 3a ISAAC M. BRYAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, , HLEMVILLE C, B?!. 0, Pructic.un in Courts of XJlok?n? County, mid in Unltod OoarU