Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

n, ? EOSTKR Of THICKKTY RIAL'S?, CO. F., ] (t'li.xi l.l l.l.li tKiiX L.t.iT M'MDKII.) *24 Phillips, T .1 ; mliMcd Miyiji *2'?;?l<>-' # H Winiiiik'il a( lloottshnru, M<1. Setti I I, 'ii'2. w hi I'liarlottsville, Va. in Nov ls'i_' # tj( J.? Sartor, Thomas; enlisted l>cc. >, 1 Transferred to t'ampany I'., I Hi li IJi'n'i, S. ij \ .. (i( AltJJ. "?, "'i'J. Killed ill M:ll|-|?? I"1. \ll^?. It**. (| Ji? Shipper, Nttckulls ; ?rnli-* <! .rail "2". Wounded at I'hiiiicclloisville, Vu., May I, ? >. (|{ Killed at ('hickiiiiinugn, (in. Sept 'JO, 'tel. j(| 'J7 Speneer. (Seui-jre ; enlisted March 'J">, '*'2. j.. Slightlywounded at ticliyshur^, I'a., July 2d, ; u 'OA. I j 28 Siccn, tieorgc ; enlisted .Inn. I J. ' '2. I'm- , ^ Hinted 1st I'iipural, Mav 10, ' 'J ; 1st Sergeant ^ Sept I I, 'in'; elected "2d I.it-iiit-ii'itit, May 1 |(| 'OA. Slightly wounded at I'hatucllorsville, May t!<la '<< '!. Promoted 1st Lieutenant, July I. OA. |(1 M oiitidcd at Spotsylvania t". II., May S, 01. - .. Hied .1 u lie I'.'i, 'li I. 'J'.? Wilkins, TT : enlisted Jan 'JO, *0'2. Pied j |( IVuin disease, A lis 1st, 02, ill Itoiuv, in Spartan- i o > ? , in hitrg t iiuiily. I (l| i iii* I'liiou iii;* i? :i lis! d| llccrnil.s receive! nv x| . 1 the Conipiny alter tlie* conscript Act took client . | at I ILtilcy, T J ; ?*nli>t?*<l Kcl? 7, "ti4. Trims | " fcrrc'l tii'i >(?* 1 Miircli I. i 1 \ t'ui tor, K I); culistcl .lime 1-t, ' !. I l>llkcs, J. F; flllislol Milt'cll I ^ t, 'til.? ,u Transfcrrcl to 7th lir-r't, S F. V. ") I'cclcr, .1. I> : t'ii!i-ic"l Fell 7, I. ' % *m11*II lit Wll'lcl'licxs. \';|, \|f|\- i>, ti Saii'lers, A .1 : ?'iiIi~i * I .luiiii iiy l-t, l~*'il. j '' Wmiii'li'il ni WiMrrnox's. Va.. M:iv I. 7 Wiir.l, Williiim : i*nii--1 I March l<t, * 1 Siiiiiiicl Alston, ni' Fairlichl Fuiiiity. win an 1' honorary tiiomIx-r of tin* Company Ibr some time, iv.'iilc mi titv coast of Snuili Carolina. ItFFAI'ITI'I.ATlnN. Killel on ilie Ficl'l, l "i. Number of Moutrls T receive!, V.l. I?ic>l "if l>im*asc, Lost J?. - I IHschargel. s. I i< i from wuini'l*. *?. Cap- 1 ' lure 1, 7. Traii"IVrri''l, *. Whole utiinlicr tillliuri, There arc Sixty-one siiil living. Mr. Ivlitiir, I enclose una of Captain HoV'I's r "Special < tr iers," which may he of interest to t sonic. Therein liters on I lit* Company s IL>ok, hut noi:c of Siicli general importance. I also , ? ti'l yon copies of I lie "Tributes of Itespeei,' pas-el Iiy the Company in honor of Captain > Itovl ati'l Lieutenant Hurt. There were oilier 1 1 * a Ollieers kiUe-l, hut the circninslaiiccs were such j that I ho Company ronl I n it ho! 1 special meet- i V iirfs l)i comtiieiii'.rale litem. ! have given as j \ neat a correct history of the Company as the \ c <lata in my liamls will allor<l. There may he I v 11aincd left out, which I think prohahlc ; ,, toil my memory is m ,, .,,, : , to not give !Uiy account of any except those , 1 etirolle-l on this list. J * If nny living tm'tuhers know of any errors, 1 ' i hope they will correct tliem now, by correspoml- I ' ill1' with inc. I ! i I A (great leal cotiM he written uhoiit the t out- i ( puny, hut I know that this Muster llotl will lav -| your patience to unravel it sultieiciilly to make it intellioihle to your reu'lers, an I take too intieh of your valuable spare. Whatever is published will interest a {great many, both survivors ami I the frieiuls of the t'outpatty. i 1 To the l.a lies who presentr-l the beautiful ?ilk j 1 II ig to the Thiekety llitles, ' on that glorious i J August ilay when wo first organize'I, | will say. 1 your hotiore l tiresent was never allowr.l to trail J 1 in the lust, ami your eliihlren's ehihlreti will he ' t I * I of it : hut some ttnreeoiist rectr.l wretch ap- | ' lo-oiiriale I it to his own use while the transfer ! '! to the stetre ot i>o > .,....... , ,.... !?? i r-il .if v ! J. K. .IKl-TKItlKS. | ! i SI'I't'lA 1.1>l<I?i:ic Nth 1 1 //f. A injI VIl l iais, i I Tiiickktv I'.ii i.is, |>'eh. Ji'., Is>t, j j Hereafter, {ganiblinjg of miy himl is strictly , , forhiiMcit within the limits of the t'onipany's ( encamp men t. I will he t ho "Inly of all the noi- i j eoiiiiuissiotie'l ollicers ami espeeially I he < >r?let ly | Sorjgcaul, to arrest ami routine in the ?uur>l- j house, any one fotiml violating this nr<ler?re- ' i..,rli i ?i " - 1 , .... ..... .. ... iiiu uiiircr in o i 1111:111< 1 >! ' | ill" t'.iiii|'inv. Any ii ?n?niini~~i'?m* 1 ollieor (1 \?11 ? fails In 'lisoliirge his iluly in this ro?j will lie 'leeine l -riiiliy of n "lisohcliciicc of or- | ilers. Hv M-'ler of | . nrri'.w.iinvii. j ~ 11 r\l'T. r. w. iti ?\ n. I h'llll i't nt <, I'll., Mi>/ i ~ J/. lsi;:s. ' ? Titihi i't: i.i Ki:sri:<-r. j ' I'liriu.Kii u ~ in Hi:, Y\, May I-!, I Si',:',. | :i At ii meeting nl' tin* "ThieUety Utiles," hcM " ?' llii- "lay, lli?" following pre iml.lv :ili 1 resiliition* were unanimously ielopio.l : ' I lie vicissit ii les of war have brought ileal h a ivii 1 sorrow in our mhlst. At the late hlooily hat lie of riiaiii-fthirsville, while gallantly leailiiig >' h.w ('oii.-pany, <le|)loyt'"l as skirmishers. against i ' tiio iittrciichtiicnis of the enemy, ("apt. t'. \Y. i i UoVil. of I Ii o I'll It Kegiinent, S. was j hillfl. A man of linishe<l e<ltic.it i-m, nil aee??iii- i I'lisho"! geiilleiiian. a gallant tmhlier. " I'ipl. liny I gni'ln itI hi the South I'afolina ' I'ollege, with the lirst 1 is I i 11 c 11 11. in I S"io, anl J " then complete.I his e<liiealioii i:i one .!' the I'ni- s versities of ticruriiiy. Ileliirnitig to his home < lie ileViile.l himself to the slti"ly of the I.aw, mi 1 li.'i l just e imnicnct'il the praetiee, when his . ? oil it try c.alleil him to tlio lie!.I. The hattle of' l ol l Sumter foim.l him in the r ink*. a i l. in the j, eip i ity of ur.lerly Serge int. lie serve.1 hi oi-rh ihelirst Campaign in \ irginii, in the llogimont i!ien coiliiiKiii'le l hy the late laiueiite.l lieneral Mn\ey Hregg. I't'oii the "lis'iimling of rh it liegimeiil lie roturiii I homo ami was elect el ^ I! apt 11 ii anl aliaehol himself to the l*>lh IJegi I.lent. S I'. V one of I he I'egiinents | hen heing j| lornicl fort ho War His xuporiorii.v was s.'..n , lull all I Ilel; II'IW I e. I go. I. Iiot olllv i Ii his i.wtl 'o III - j. I at I i'll ii, i ho Iti'giiiieiil. As a companion, lie mi '.oelal, ilile, eniorialliing un I insirue- j. live ; as a sohlier always willing to noriorm imy |(, lilty an I encounter any "lairger. Tin- kin I. tii-m p un 1 j...p".'.'.isl iirillHei' in whiuh ho a liiiiuis'i : e l the nItaii-> i I' his I\n:ipan/, not only re?-vivtei the coiiiiiieii.laih.il of l.ts cotiiiiian<liiig ulla e, >. 1 1 hi t gainel fir him lii". respe!' anl athaipiii < ! p his men. w hil? his eool .lei ermine I emu age upon llii' tieel "! h.tlie inspire.I them with the fu'.le I j, -.>IIti It'll"'. ||.>J his !il?' heeii spare l. he wool.I \ _, certainly have tahitii a inn-ch higher position in , I his. struggle for fi ocl. m. an I ifier peaee h i I tleeii restore I woiiM have ocenpie 1 a l'lvonineni in tl?o i'- ?>t (In- ntti-n. Ho ii t InMvl' 'iv /.' v. h , 'I'll 11 ill I l.i- 1 ? irli i.: < in I \\ . , | Il-i\ I, the l:>--.;itn. u I. i I l.ivii jn'iv?* I i.f ihi* |i ?i-|-vii-i- ..f :m :i* -lii|.!i-li.- I ; ; ! ; i.tlii'.-l*. j. i lit tin1 i i!.. j-.iii y !. i- -iisiitii.i, 1 ,i, it.. p.'ir.'.Mc ,1, l.-i. itn<1 our Si i!o !i i- -1 ii y i> mai. f m..i i- ,M llriti aii-ilitinrv |irmiii-ii ; s. Thai i* liili- mi- i it - > 111': i I.in li.it. -.?t ' (l. ii i i lu-ri-li !ii-> im-ai >i-y. mi l vn l. iv.ii-: > K?-t-{ jM liio i* n1111:111*, always in h -lull- ..f ? *! ji-n?-y lliai + , ! uhtv i-i, li-li I I I- 1 -II) liy lli-c OM-l tinli ; I .-It !,iI -in-. 11 Ii si- Is 11 |r?tri"i- in slriM l.i_i i-vi-r Iii-I'mi- ' j(1 .in- mill -Is. an i ; ii-ti ill- -i sis:t i ?. onu-1-.- shall i.( i?i-r\ii tan hears* lis il.i- In.hi- of i|-tii-??-r. /.' /'?.</, 'I'll tl ui- ill" ii!\ -yiu|-allii/i? niili J,i- t naily in :'n-'r illlii-ii .ii. v.i-il !.m.u iiiy thai _v ..Mi' iv In i la nil I ill'aw ilio In-ill- . ! s..Mi.-i\- * . ...in- ii in - iiiii., ii.i.-l I. iVi- i.-t-ii iiiol-i; than ti-ui- ' ?iiy liehivii-i hy hi* ia-!aitv?-M mi ! IVii-ii-N. /? "Irtii, Tin.: a ' ! Il.i'-.- n iiiti.n- !.? mill !< hi- I'.lii.ily. l!i .i ll.i-;, ii. i i.<> |.n:.li<lii> 1 ,ii i in* <'.iliiin1.it >i ,i i, . ., ai,l a |-a,-,.- ol i ll.- w t^iii'.anyn hoc!- l/?- ir..i rii.f-l In l.i- nniiH'. s. >. tt Vl.klllt, ; i...-..ii,i, .iii i .ii.iii. i.i>liui< in i r.ir.i i\ \s l?. HA It T /?"?//? / it, .1 ch .n >.' ///ti'n.ri. - /, i v-i. j Tl. 1 III II nl Ill's ! ? i i. \i a in?-t-litnj i.i i In- ""*Ti . '?i-iy l!ii<..-n. I. i.t (hi- i iy, I In- I'.l i . w in/ ]>ri-titihiu a ii-I rt .- !<: t : ; - 11 vv ? < iiii ii.iin.in-1 v a !?i-li- I I I . 'J'!-!- ','ki- jitcli . .! v :i Lsiv.y.i .U.;'!: in ' ^ ? "2 nl sorrow in our midst, <V tlie Tu'v l?lo?>?ly ittlc of iaultyshurf? while gallantly ma^ing" a large ayani-i the enemy. Lieutenant \\. It. art. ot t'mil|mtivtK., loth Keguneitf, t'. V., .m killed. -lit voliuiteei e t his services at ie commencement of (he war in t'ajit. lindbcrf's t' >1111>:k11y of the 1st I'cgim/hl. ufi h-|' coin an 1 of ol. M i\ejr llrcgg. I ?.i.< it tin* t>.ite of Fort Suiiiicr ami sene I through the tir.it iiu|niigii hi Virginia. I poll the disbanding of nit Kegimeiit he returned homo mid rccnlisied >r the war uiuler t "apt. f. \V. Ii?yd, t'ompaiiy lot h' Uegiuiciit. S. ('. V., as ol Sergeant, as wounded in the see iiul haltle ot .Manassus i the knee, lie was elected .lunior li?I laeut. ( i ll ! "?, I *'? ?, mid promoted in senior LM Lieut, lay -51, 'tio- Lieutenant Mart was a hrave Iiian; i' was good ami kiml to the men, ami more esL-eially was he good ami kiml to his widowed other and sisters, bu' tin- congenial delights of nuly ami home were iiimi!Ii< n lit to linl-t him cllcniinatc case, when his endangered coiiiiy called oil her sons for nohle deeds of daring i her hehalf. At that call he boldly went rtli to meet the cannon vomiting death, to and the rush ot the iiiemy'.s tin tons ousel, id to fall another heroic "icrtliee of oitli ami nromisc to the cause of Southern iimr itii'l independence. lie was pierced trough i!ie lira I and killed in tatitly by :i mmle Iniil: lie died :ii his post, and was ever ready i<l willing in il<? Ins ?lniy its a soldier uipI as i < Mlicer. lie it t livrelbre 'I'll.it we deeply ay in patIti/.e witli his Mowed tii'itIter, st-lers a.nl broth, is, in their III let loll, ami that a copy . I' this |>reainh)e ami i'*ohit ion he sent to I lis laii.ily, ami t hat ?hey also e published in the t'oliiiuhia '?'/ /I'lmn, ami a i-;i: f the Company's hook he inscribed to his aine. ' ' tii tiuiii:MI;I:N, Lieutenant t'oiiiinamling, fn I'.. I'.tli Keg. S. f. V. - ho lloason Why tho Negro is Uuleil hy the White Man 'rciii/i'nl i'.t' fl 11m liilil'.* . I.//../7 A''/'/'/ ! > '/f //ildl-e/'l' 11/' "//ir !> </ Xf/i/tr llrll /' ' limit // 1.1 II o/ /A." The following is the sensible ami sigiiilieunt eply iini'le by lien, ti.nliehl on Friday last to lie hy (merit nil jcrcmuid of I!. II. Kllmtl, the iiokesniaii ol the gang of colored |mlit icians who alle'l on the I'resiTeul fleet at Ins home in iliio : lien. I'.lliol iiil l tientletnan. I il.ank J oil f i olll* eoligral il .itions for the sneeesfnl tei inina ion of I he great campaign that i eeeiit !y elosed, ml especially Ibryonr kiml silos'.in to me pcr11 illy for the part I Imre in thai campaign. \ hat I have ilone. what I have said eetieerning our rare ami the great problem that yonrpresnee on tins continent has raised, I have said ,s a matter of profound conviction, ami hold to villi all the meaning < f the words employed in ?pres>ingit What yon have said in regard to situation of your people, the troubles that liey encounter,.,!, ?vl.llls which lll"V late snltcred ami "till sutler, I listened to with lecp attention, and I shall given a v'nU d relleetiou. I his is not tin; time nor the place or me to indicate anything as to what I shall iave to say and do i>y ami liy in an official way, nil this I may say : I noted as peculiarly >iglilicant one seiilenee in the remarks of tieii. Mliot, to the idled that I lie majorit v of citizens, is he alleges, in - one p n lions ot the South are "ppressed In the minority. If this he so, why s it so '.' t realise a trained man is two or three nen in one in comparison with an untrained nan, and outside of polities and outside of paries that suggestion ... full, I.riliiliil ,.f ^i.n.iti Hiiro ; I l>.it tin- w:iv I" make I lie majority always mvvrrfni over (In: ini>i'i* v is to make it s iiicuimesas iiaincl an>l intelligent as the minority t?elf. That Lrin.s t he e<|iialil v of ril i/niship. ami in laiv e hi infer an I maintain in the long run a hing thai i-> not upheld wit ha reu vinaMi' degree d'culttire ami intelligence. Legislation ought t<> In all it can. I liave niailc these suggestions ;*"?ilv i.i hi lieaie thai the duration of your inal snliilioii ot yum iv?vm,i the liase of the aiiliol le altogether in the hands of the Stale o if i inveminent. t oe (i verninenl night lii 1111 all it i r i n i e r 1 y em. Imt I 'to native lingering ami I hirst ill;; for knowledge that the 'realor has planted in every cluhl. must lie culivale l hy the parents of these ehihlren in the 1st pessihle degree of their ability, so that the minis of the |ieo|ile shall reach out ami grasp u the darkness the haml of the <loveriiineui Memleil to Help, ami hy that union of rtlort lie two will Lring what mere legislation alone ttinot imiue Lately hring. I rejoice that you have expressed so strongly in I ear;ie-:ly \vur views in regard to the nccesity i f your education. I have felt fur years hat that was the final - ilmim. Those ell iris hat are hiiuihle ami comparatively mil of si;:ht re in the long-run llu; ell'iris that tell. 1 have i.ii limes thought that the mell tliil sink a oiler .lain into the river ami work for months ii anchoring great slotl 'S to huil I the .- > 1 i 1 hutments ami piers, whose work is hy-atul hy overe l hy the water a.id out of sight. do not I their share of the ere lit. The gaudy .stiucure of the bridge that re.-is on these piers ami cross which thu trains thumler is the thing hat strikes the eye of ll.e great public a great leal more. Tlio sunken piers ami yard work, lie educational growth ami the huihling up of tiilusirv. the economy ami all thai can help the oumlatiou of local prosj>eritv is the work iloit ii Ilio bum It'll:'. Seine Scotch p.'tl saM. r |>iiI it in tin* in >111li nf sonic |>rt>|>lii>C to say, litil ilu> time wotihl cine. When Herlram'a right mi l licitraiii's might hull meet oil Kllongowaii's height." Ail 1 it ia when the might ami the ri>;lit >f a coplc meet that majorities tire never upprcs.ac.1 y ini ti<>ri I ies. Trusting. gentlemen. lliat yen may take part i thi* earne-t work of hnihling up ymir rare, nil the l.-Miekitinti into the Soliility el' itifellt nee ami imlimtry. ami upon tho-e Insert at si see all voiir rights ree >ginzc<l. is my permnl wish ami hope lor ymir people." - (ii.oin.u a Wnitk in L.vritr.ss.? Laurens, Jan. | I.--A eotnph'te ami triumphant victory was, hiete.l ai llie luiiiiieipal eleelioii liehl here t>>iv.tlie pr-'liihitioiiiata unifying I lie Jay I. y a aiorilji ot 'i I votes, i.nl ot a toi.il v..le ..! lot. cjuiciug is great an I gent rat hi lie. li'mmls ot' , inperanee ami il.o loiera o| law ami t.i'l.o In- l ilhevim.' are the names on the stieresat'iil ,!.et : li.tcirl nil -1?f Win A ml. i ..in. Will l.ns-\| i:. Ihlhh. .1. Il Wilt In, J. Wells O'l'i. W . W . >impaoll. \s we write l.ieehnr.h hells nic helng rung i I. ion- oi the vietory, tor it i. a vieiorv nt' no nail moment. The heller el l-'? nl't'u1 .1 e I i tei's ile-erv* .-I e it e lit for the tiitiia* In whi.li i hex dial t at -I v.ti it iter seliii.e in .r mi I>t. III. l-'nl \ > il I. \-'l - o.iOi '.ii ; new lie hole -en. \ new t t . . . o i w ii:it ; lit. >'i iv >>o in ilherto she li l- heeti . i!!. I u; n to slille; tl > I el itriti'.vi..'l ami lift own I e !. - i tent an! .|i-tr?-?i:: ,..'u - p o.'i'.r her I. >ie ' heeii t ! the lircful ton : > l" i. nil itnmhei <-n !l'l i ! HJir II 'Vil III lirlll III I IV II !||.!.I :i J-I-ISI Iv -ill I. ! !. I: (?\v lull.' in I ! ? ' !! v i !' r -.ill. I. itii ?!if ti i< 1. I'.til now ! lit' hour ? ! , r t-t"l- inpii 'ii i- c'<iiiii>. >!ic w:l! .iiiiir ii I i III"! I: * * I I-1-11: ?*i I!., il.it - V.. ni ' I'.i-ii I ririi I, i- : .s- u'.e l.\ J M ilM'I'.liS in Prepare.1 Ly 1M\ .1 lli.iliie! !, Ailaiii i t!.i. ice, 1 ')i> per In.tile. Jan II . com_'m - AmuNI, IIII I.\ii-i I'I i.i.?i* Wi nI>IS<.s iii IV* ll ill gin 11 i\:i- 11.at ..I' Mr. Win 1!.;! I'.illel 11. :i Mull . !' "llolieM I. :ito tl Mi- ?. i inn- Ii v. i- i .ii..!! Tin 1 .line..in. i* Inly 1. -:i:i I. o c l i\ i_ < .ire : :.c I'.iil ei > iu>. ilicr iiii.I yon-, m.iv ilnn 11.fie y . , toil el valine'' mvu tniiiil.iTcl iv It Ii I lit i i * ! . ?.\ :-I VII* Fill I; IN I '.I "ll ; ; ! .. , ii. I... w i - Ti:i Ii-.ut. tin.1 I.iiii . 1" It. . . .1 -I'-in;i \\ i 1. 11 c i J y iiii .'. 11.i! i : i. i..\V, JANUARY *J1. 1HH1. SUBSCRIPTION?$2 00 PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING. Out* ?i|iiuri'<>r oik-iu< ) , tirM insertion, - - - f! oil K.u'li .iii insertion, ------- 7.1 l.ili' i.il 1 hi kIi- to iiK'ii liitnt> ami ciIIktu :i'!vi-rli-in^ lor->is iiionlli. or ! >-I In-year. r < ll.il u.Nolin-iol Ii-ii linis or lr-c?, iii-o-rtcil fri i-J ' ' ovi-r t?-n lines, i har^iil us Advertisement*. Our I'wmiiiiiis lor IMS I. v As tunny of our suhsci ihers have expressed it desire In Muliicrilie lor sonic Aorieulliir.tl joitrinit, we have made arrangements witli the publishers of llntl I'li'^mt Monthly, the ".Inifrirutt .Ii/ririt/inri*t" iiikI thai useful iiikI practical , journal. "The [iii'iiron I'lirmrr." 1 v which we ' cwi provide I lie /'/mo/ Turn* and either of those | excellent works for Farmers upon tlie following terms, for IH.M| ; Tito 7V/// v alld .1 iiim'r.tn A ;fricih mi-it S'J 7*i The yV/nc.T ami . I?/?< / #' /? / ' trimr 'I'n Titt: I. \hirs. We will semi you the / Tuttr.i ami thai liemi!il'ul, useful ami instruetive magazine, i <; /. ?/'.? /.<?./. </ .1 /! , /.-, for I SSI, for the small aniontiI of . ?:!,'J.'t. j No l.mty shouhl he without fim/i/'.t l.ifli/'x /!<> /.. ami iio family in I nioii shouhl lie without I heir <'on nty |ia|ier, I In* I'nuin Timi.s, now that ihey can be ha<l so chca|i. ' The Cotton Market. Noi w ithHii tiding the terrible eomlitiou of the I roa.ls one hundred ami eighty ( I HI) bales of coii ton were sohl in ibis market the past week.? i J ' Most of it eumc from farms near town, ('rices J ranged from (<> III. ^ The t'ensus just taken shows the total population of the I'nite l States to lie -VI, 1 . i S ' | ? - - - ?r I Two colored ehihlrcii, leli in the Imnse 1 by their mother, near Hamburg, were burne'l to ; ilealh on the Ioih ? ? - - -- ? i {? ,y~ The advocates of the "wet" ticket, at Ibick Hill imcml contesting the late municipal I I elect loll. o ? \V. A. Nicholson has for sale some fine j I'liggics, from the celebrate.I works of Siehler j ,N I'o., I inciniiatti, Hiio, which lie w ill sell cheap | for Cash or on time. -It. - C-.j'" A resolution has been introduced int'on gross proposing a I'on*tituiional Aineiiilinent to I give the election of l.'nitod States Senators to the people of each Stale direct. ?. t.ast Momlay a l.ady in this t.iQ^fi had 1 her haml badly ma<hcd hy a wimlow sasii falling | on it, ami now her hushaml is using Mis. Hall's Hair llostoror. with a fair prospect of having a | new crop of hair on his hca<l. ? What is.,ur worthy Town I'miueil going to <lo about that .orrihle mini hole amPp;.ul of I water in trout of Alderman tiibhes' and Mr. Jacob (lice's residences? It has a very untight ; lv appeiranee and if ii remains until warm weather will he very likely to create severe | . iii i nc nr iijivc IK'.'U* I ^ 1 some :iu fill ,cn*is \y?iimN* ootuc troiu wajimicvs ; ! passing IiiiIi deep through that accu nihil ion of j mild ami slush. - j To Holders of School Certificates. The School I'omniis.-ioticr requests all persons ] j *>111*4*. in ?.i-.J?*?- ihiti 11ti i'nny UMHt I'liVlllil aVlWiill i of indebtedness ugaiu-l 111(_ school full 1 ami he utile I i make ait equitable apportionment. Ii is very important ihat overy elaini shoi*.<i be preseined, as it will facilitate the future payments of Teachers. . ? . ?. No Improvement. ; Although nut so cold as it has been, the weather is of tlie iim.sl disagreeable kind. Sunday ami Monday it was quite pleasant and pave Ii ipes >>f clearing oil': but on Tuesday it comuieneed t*> ruin again and now it looks and feels as miserable as before. The roads art getting | worse, if ill it was possible. It is almost impossible to dnig a vehicle of any kind over them and I hard work to get along on horseback, llitsitiess in town is almost at a stand-still and our uierchants are looking blue over the pro-meet for trade. . "WINE OF CARDUt" four times a day makes a happy household. .sold by j. m. giiuiks. & e?>l m To Teachors Wanting Schools. ^ In consequence of the '/?/?# .* not being sent thronglioiit the t'ouniy week before last ilie i School t out in is-ioticr's notice of the meeting of the Hoard of I". xamincrs, on the 1-lth, did not reach a large number of applicants for Schools, .... I i...:.. . i.. : -.*. > -? * VL..I* ?#> illll HI lilt! tiny 01 meet- | ' ing flu'v, of course. did not uttcud lor cxnniinal t toll. Thid bring an unexpected and unavoidable ri"e, tlie School roriimiysioncr ropiests us to slate I lint applicants f. r schools will l>e cxainiued and proper certificates givou upon calling | en iiiin at his otliec. Tho Merchants HotelThe owners of the handsome Merchant's llo ' tel. of Spartanburg, were, in our opinion, for j lunate in securing t'ol. A. M. Speights to take 1 chargn of it. No limn in the country knows 'ictlei* how to keep a hist class llolul than t'ol I Speights and to. man lakes greater pleasure thun ' he in in iking vi.itoii to his house l'uul that they ' i are un i -r the e ire of a wdiolosoillpd gentleman, ! We predict that the Merchants Mote' will he- j - into the i.iosi p.-polar ot uny llTfnpMn tho South an l give Sj-ivlati'.-nig an additional attract ion ' I' ?r i -ivi-llers. j Tliaiik yon, t'ol.. we are l-mtnl to test y -or 'large hearted hospitality v. lien we visi' your I I ; -re - i\ c City ' A Little Fnv.ilo *1 a I k. The inch nient w c it her ami luu rie 1 eon lit iou o! I lie l > i-l - I lie pa ' I I'.'o In Oil lis have prevented 1 hundreds of cur Country friends from visiting ' us and renewing iheir subscriptions. This has , put us logical iiicoiiveiiiet.ee as I-ur-t I'ths of our u'oi i ipt i-.ii i tali dm I..-: -.. eii the 1st of i November atnl the I u of February. and w?- ?le- ; petil. ill a great measure, upon them to meet tlie nece-sary detuati-ls upon us for past imlchi- , clue--." Me do nut write this in a complain* iii : ?;. ir.l. fir we knew Iti:?t IIIlii !I llie I ll: Itllllllii'l' nf I il?III rll'I'iMI's WoilM }l,l Vt- "l:i l? 1 ! uiir lii'iirfs iilii'1' liel'ore ihi- il liie e'eir.eii:-! li:i>i | !i?t eiiin' ini'il i |>reveiil tin ir e.illiii.: nil m lull we in It .it -1i v a*!-: tliein l emin' li> nr i 'Jet' :i* ' iuiiii t-i j ..~-i?>!? . it< \vn lie 'H'etiij .iiiii - n?n.e i inui^es .11 tlm '/'hk* wliieli will reunit e a con.'?!i m:.lay i.f iihhiia o Tni i'ltiii hi-tut.. 1 t i>i i'v. !!eniii:-vi!!?>. .laiiii iry In I lie Hull. I'. \\ . Ihiilley. Im.; niic | i.!' ll.e .ii ( | 11 i.ii11< ii! i ii'./i li- . !' \! . . J i'i 'ii e. Ii - I lie re l:i?l li i : : u* I lie . ! * ; | ?iu lie It' I ] u i' \ - i . 11 ' in v 'iii \ 1. 1 I 11 kin ' ! : a yc.U' j n-l Comfortable School Houses. Our new School t'oiumissioucr, M:?j. Town?cml, lias gone lo work earnestly an I bravely in the interest of e<iucntioii. ami if the Trustees, Teachers tunl people will as earnestly ami brave ly cooperate with him in his efforts in make the Public >eliool; ellieient ami popular, Pnioii will be a model County for eoinforiab'.e school houses, progre-sivc teachers, healthy ami improving scholars. We endorse fully Mr. Townseml's ilemaml foi comfortable school houses. Iii most instan.'cs our school houses are a disgrace to ihecominu nities in which they are locale I. Colli, .leaky, cheerless, ami some \\iih "dirt tl >ors," they an better c:ileulate<l for creating disease ami nil dci-miniug the constiiiitions of children than u enable tlietii to stmly ami progress in their e<lic cation. Ii is a waste of time ami money to sem cliiblren to school in sueh houses, ami it is sur prising that patents will risk the health of llieii cliiblren in them. While we woubl like to sei our County lotleil with handsome scliool houses we do not advocate sueh an expenditure ol money in the present financial condition of the tieotde. but we do snv that a nroiicr rcard fol tlie liven, health ami educational advatieeniciii I" Iliu children, imperatively demand that tin school houses now iii list* should lit* inaile coin foria'dc ami healthy ; and we further ray tliai tlit* fust, in almost every ease, would lie so tri rliiur to eaeli individual in tlie neighborhood ? a I'lililie Sfliiiul that the wort; could and f/i-iiih he done hy the people, williuiit calling upoi the .school fund for a dollar, .lust imagim how iin;/ "in-could study after walking a mil or more in the cold, through the mud am then have to vjt j\,i hours with damp feet, iu : room with a''dirt lloor" and the wind whistliii; through the nuiiilierlt'ss ere vices in the walls. No mail or woman could or ir .n'f perform tin ordinary duties of life under such circumstances ami to us it looks inhuman to subject ehildre to such treatment ami at the some t ine ex per then to concentrate their minds npoti lliei studies. We sineorely hope the people will eomhiu with the School Commissioner and Trustees an remove this great wrung to the children. Our School Facilities We think we can safely say that the town I'nioit idlers as line educational advantages a a iv town in the Stale, and with the Teachers i our female Schools there can he no sound reuse for sending our young l.adies out of the fount 1 to "lini-li their educations." Mrs. M.assie, the Principal of the I'ema Academy, was for years Principal of a llottrisl , ing female School at Spartanburg, which, umlc , her superior discipline and high grade of tuitioi hecaine one of the most popular Schools in th I South an 1 attracted to it many pupils from otlie and larger Cities of this and other States. Sh is iiiid mlucdly an accomplished Teacher, an with Mrs. tiiidies in the Primary departtnvti the school must lie successful. Mr. P>. f. Ilai'ev has associated with him, : assistant ill I llC M : 110 SellOol, l'l\ M. A. Mool'l mi ox perience?l atnl very capable I earlier, :iii tluso gentlemen must give that school a hig stan ling l'< r efficiency ami ilisciplino. N'? uia : school in the Si;it** presents higher claims toll joiironago of tlie people tliau tin- Male fvhool > ! It u' llill-i- il'l'lli , lowing tlai I ?-vin prnr-pects of I lie ahovc scIioj ? they heing llie (Ira ii-il Si-lo ol. I Till- tira-lc-l School lias npene I uiih most (la . t-.-ring prospects. One hiin-lrr-i aiul inculj | throe ^I'J-li pupils have ail-only, eiiiere 1 not j withsiatrli:ig the long ami continue I h i-l oil > weaihor. j Mrs. (iilliaiu is now making the 'iepartmoi | of Music siill iiioi-o aiir.ioiivc hy ailing \oo; I lessons, witlioet extra charge. Mr. ftinl Mrs. I'lilfor 1 re pure no intt-oiluclii j from us. They have hern teachers .air seho.i for seven years ami given iniire >atisfaction.I hey have pr-ivon themselves eminently < mipi tent teachers ami highly worthy the eoiili'lem ami respect nf the people. We km>w i> l.a 1 nn-ler whom we weuhl more vvillin-rly plnee i! moral, social ami t-<liicatioiial training of laughter than Mis. l'litVor<l. We are please to state that her school also i - il >iita>hiii<r m. in<r already 'IT pupils, with the prospect < many more IVoiii the country as soon as t! mails will jet mil I ravel liny; in vehicle.-. o "WINE OF CARDU!" <invs irregular, painful, or ililliciill inenstritalinn. H..I.I l>y .1. M. tllllllKS. \ Co. Duties of School Trustees. For the inI'..runtioo of School Trustees an all other persons uho feel interested in th proper mill ctlioiciil conduction of our I'nl.li Scl we puhlisli the following section of lii Sdioollaw, pi escribing the iluties ami [ own of the S:hool Trustees : Si r ;'.s. Th it besides the duties ami power prescribed in other portions of this Act, th I', .ai-i|- of Trustees shall .ia> e authority and i shall Fe their duty : 1st. To prnvi lc sitilnh'c school house- in thei distri.'ts and to mate the same eouifortal.le, pay injr ilne ree ird to any school house already l.uill or site procured, as well as to nil other eiretiin stances proper to l<e considered so a> I.est t promote the educational interest of their ilis t rict. lid. To employ teachers from those lutein, eerltlicatert from their County Hoard >.f esainiu ers, or of tin1 Ciiy Hoard of Cominissinners < I'liurliwl'iiu In >llx ll.'.rp;o ||,e ^ into wiiell }?... t ami-ulli.itnl reason for so doino pier en I hem-elves. i. To suspend or di?mi-s pit;;!. when tin prosperity and cllicicncy if "lie neho malic it ncce--aiy. lilt. I'.. eaM meetings of the p.- pa' "I |! e district for coii-nltalioti in r? ;i I to the - hinlcre-1 s I here I : a: which iiicei'uig- thei'ha rm in or some other member of the I'.oard shall pn !o. if 1 t. -?? t. '.t!i. To tal.e t are of. man a > an 1 eon'ml tin clio.'l property tin distrut. in i \ : n i in* I rrr |n|lilu* rln ! li II I. ill I heir lisliift t'ruiH linir in liiiif. :t n I i li t.: lii.i \Vl i v t' * itrf.- XA i! in i nifl >li. January 1?11 i n * iiil'mi.iili.ni i< irl.it i||jrilv tm.l.iy of .in ami lout mvui'i iiijf at A l>i it I sl.iil .'. \ . Ian till- < "ar 'iiti.i t i ill ai IN a!, nl titty milts tr aa li.M'r Vti.iii r-lay i?v?M:iii/ Mr. TIioiiiiih Itullci*, wliilo at I in.in.' In ronjilr ..lit iii t iii' i'mi - loM llii- I hi! a li i' ill. I -iiii ii 1.11'. i, \\ iii i-11 1 ol'inili:itI in a Nautili oni.-ii nf liii lt"_'. whirli lifO'-Mtalr.l nin|'litu(io)l. IN; tljol 11 olii tilt ftltcls this evening. "WINE OF CARDUI" makts ro^y clunks anil clt-ar fiuiijilrxiiiiis. Soi l l.y .1. M. tlimtliS' .v "o. A I'trun t'rn. - 11 ili ioli, N. <" , .1 urn iiy I .. At i iluT\i . v il?*-t 1 luiivo tin- ooriii i i* l (: iiii'irniii^C ..t Niirli i".i. TiMMity two ~t"ivs writ l ai'iii'.l, thnaj.il no ?i i ! tin- ? ?.. Iv.iro- iv. i I iif ! i ii.ir I Ii .ii I >' i'-l i III: I ? ?? 1 1 ,u? |'| Ioiijiiiitliil in i Is 11 ; ?lnr<\ It i? ii*.n mil 11 i l oiiti ul i iti < i^ lliv tliii"t ilctnii tit t'lo |i I'M! *i:tIII -i': ! < t I t Coju'kat.r : Wi \I'u.\-in Nr.wiiuutv.?The New berry J[<-ru!-t of l ist week report s the following it.-* the e liinieiiccment of the war against carryi ing couccalc 1 deadly weapons in that County, which we hope will be kept up throughout the ' | Slate: i ( Mr. .1 liit Allen, ti Tennessee lior.se tra<ler, , It a. I a liilictiliv with a negro on the streets the , , lilt install!. an I drew a pistol an?l tired twice? ( not at the negro, hut up into the air, probably ' to frighten htm. lie was arrested and bound ' over by Trial Justice fair to the Sessions Court i on the charge of carrying a concealed deadly weapon. Joe Ituhcrtson, colored, shot another colored j ' man named Stephens on Mr. J. M Ward s place ' the :?d instant. A warrant has been issued by Trial Just ice < "a r I isle for his arrest, on the charge , of assault with intent to kill and carrying o concealed deadly weapon. /eke Hubert son, colored, is also charged with ' carrying a conccale I deadly weapon (a pistol.) - ami a warrant lias been issued by the same otlir ccr for bis arrest. Beauty, health, and happiness for ladled in "WINE OF CARPL'I." 1 Sold by .1. M. til ItHKS. & Co. I tit i mjt i vr I. \ nhs. ?The Conipt roller-t Sett era has issued a circular to county tax ollicers directing I hem not to advertise theileliiii|tient list j until further instructed. The circular stales I that all lands fot'f"ited priorli 1 ^T'J have becoiitc assets of the State in lite hands of the Sinking i Fund I'oiiiinissiiiti, and can only be redeemed or purchased by application lo sail Hoard.? ' Also dial "An Act lo provide Cor ilie r- dcmpiioti t of forfeited lands," up| roved liocemhcr "J I, l.sv>i>, , exten Is tlie 'iiue for the redemption of till lands j forfeited to the Stale for tlienon-payment of the j taxes of lS.s 7'.'. and also extends tiie time for | ; the redeinj'tion of those lands now about to be- ( 1 eonie delir.'|tieiil for the taxes of is?'.' St) until a dlst of May, lssl.? hnnhin Hiyislcr. ir n t'livi. |l|s<ai\ 1.1:1:11 l\ (IfOMiK.?The t'oiiunissinner of Aci'ioiilturc has a specimen of native s coal found near l'oor .Mountain in tleonee t"oun* ly, which is believed to lie an'hraeile coal, be|( iii<j black and hard and having all the appearance of anthracite coal. Col. ISntler feels very ' initeli eiicniitagel to believe that genuine coal r can be obtained in the upper part of South Car- | olina, and i- goiinr to send a man up to examine the locality where this specimen was found.? d ' * ? " WINE OF CARDUI " lot- Ladies only. sol i i.v j. m. t;iimii:s. \ co. ,f j Ckkm vriox.? I'lie cremation of James Hamil- 1 ton. of tireensboro', took place on Thursday at " | l.eniov ne's I'nrnaee, near Hu-hinglnn, I'a. Six oi Irieuds of the family of ,he deceased aecoiupa. | nied the remains, which were conveyed lo the I spot in a sicigh. The collin in which the body , was inca-cl was placed in the retort, and in a . few hours the task was accomplished, t ; j 'lilt: MoTtirn or tlo\ t.ttsons.? To-day the leading men of Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas " are Georgians, an 1 in every county and neiglile horhood, almost, in those Slates the controlling a* . spirit is a tleorgian The (inventor of Texas is ^ ! a tleofoian. so arc both the senators from Mississippi. She has given thre't tiovernors to " Texas, two to Mi--i.-sippi, a Coventor and a t, ' Senator to Vlahatua, and her ablest and best ; men to Arkansas. lit -IMS- CiiAMtKs.?The lirtii of Sloan & [ Seignioits, i.-ott'in factors and commission Mird i chants, has heett dissolved, Mr. James M. Sciti- ! 1, nioiis eoiit inning t lie* bii-iuess on ISrown's what f. | I Col. J. i>. II. Sloan has formed a new partner -hip with Mr. Louis |'. Sloan, under the firm ! >e j name of J. 15. K. * Soil. ? AY?v W O-'t?f ri*r. __ ' A ('ont:"< l'iin!T;:it?>iT. ? Neiv Orleans, I- Liverpool, a?ir I ".<? years, cook on lioar.l l lie llrilistl Lark " uf Xtlfionx, was fiinit'l ilcit'l | I ill tin; Intnk on I lie vessel litis 111 naiiii^ lii* lieal lr.iviii? keen c!t >ppe I open, ttppiraitlIv with a | k i linlrlit t. " . . r No Iteatl-aclie or bark-ache for knlics who drink "WINE OF CARDUI." " SoM i.y .1. m. ci ur.r.s. ,v < ., a i I'm: I! mi.!!"\o Miitina:. ? \\ ioseul.errv, the i ti/iinir nl" ih.' ii tin recently wreckc-l on the : 11 l.irliinoii'i :inl I'anvillc l'ailioi|.|. nout l.c.sinjjIs l ii. iia l-ri n l.mttol i?\ or for trial in llio -tint of S'J.iimm, !.<a l.ii i.'li. I Iti* emnliin'or. Iia? l.i'eli I Ci taniiiivl I" jail In .lil'aul: of in iiu.i hail. j ... " ?" 1 i An Isvot.t si \i:v wn I'm it.'1'ii.t.?Ariii-sri, I y C i.. .1 ai.n 11 v 17. ? l.ast Tliitr*'lay, iienr Wavtii's 1(. Iiorn". l'niko t'onniy, IS.i., win!" I>. M.-.V.well anil .1. 1>. Mi\ot. wore i t'lili" rapi lly from i>|>- | I'ixile ilirna ions llirir ln>rscs rntr.e ill collision. ' Mi'Vowrll was ki!!e<l ami Mi.\oii iv;i. srrinn '.v ; i- inj'.iri'il. " * | 'I'll . Wii i inn so imst . ?Tli?? "rnii'l jury at Now- j in!., !.. lias i?i"'oininoti.le I tin* rr establish; mi-iit of iIn* uliipj'ino p..si. to In* iiso I for the | pnui-hun ul of ihe crime of wile keatiir'. I r I Ano'iiii i: "Iii:!" I'.i.i.i ti.in. ? Al (lie niun'mi-! i pal rleciioii in 1'o ltoii on last Miiinlay lite ilry" liekrl \?as r!...'tei| I.y alioiit nc lliir. 1 Majority. : \noil eirr impi-liineiil is lints thrown in 1 lie way 01 i nc i.ijiior !radio. I! J O c j .'/< r.?. //lit--!,,v /'/ ?.; Ii i? with real pleas1 lire I Ii tit I :i I I 11 iy I ? -1 i in i ii v I" llie jrreiil virtues | Co your "Neuraloine ' as v specific fur iieurtil/ia s | : n 1 lien lac'ie. Sueli :i relue<lv is a hlessilig alol ' all siill'eret- slioii!i| Keep it on liaiul. > ; !. H. linn i t.\. I '.<. r 1 lillKtitlin Married, oil the Nth of l)ee., l.sstt. hy tI'. Jeter, Fsip, Mr. J.iiim ' ( i: taaiiiv, a^e'l 7 7, to M i-s I'.a m \ l.i.t:, tijje'l ' ! List of Unclaimed Letters lleiiiniiiitio in ||M. I'n-lnHne at I nimi, S. j for llie week eiulitijr January |SS|. ' | Mirktew, I,. 1',: I'.iit, James W. I' 1. el? I fill- pe-fl^O -We.ley llmlyels-, MissSiler ( J Harris, ('h u lode, .\. < .Mi-s Uessio I'rtiill, j t Union s. t' I . 'i il. u..,:s I-. M ' t'-'f I tcv, ?i ..i i;hi . will pit a----tate ih it ilny are adverti-vil. N<*r% it'*"* ts< V.i. 'I'ulMir < 1 1111* i e will he | i leliiiiir at Ml. '1'ah-ir on I'?i lay, the "J*mIi. \! 1 t lie liieiiiher- of llie t'liiire'i 1 are eailieslly le.|ile-li-l to ullelel. Ileuieliiher, ' tlii- is our atitiiiu! tii?.etiii{( of llie emi^ree.-il i ii. J. S. Il A I I.I'V. HrotiiiK ill' SlniiinN. rntli: MeWir-l- I :>< .loin - villi' I'ireuil will I |.!eil-e Meet nl l'o?lrl - t'li.lpel, oil r- illlial ay - liel re the . 121 f-iilul ilisl , at II o e'eieK A. M. He J 'inetual hre'.liien. Ilespei-fully, J. K. M.r.MN, !'. c. j Join I 7. I 1 l! -i ' I Tlx* Uaii' I'lM'fsl ? nion. The l-air Forest I'nion of the l'ni"ii Assoeialion Ail meet with t lie llehi'oli t'iuireli, oil I'M* .1 ,, l? i it... !. . 4 I . , , Ii.i i ...li.i t..ry .' ( ntiuM l>v Itcv. I , T. Se nlo. Altcrnfiic. Itcv. .f. 'V. .Icier. Mis>i.>uni v Scriiti'ii l>y ltcv. U. S Arnlci'.-mi. ! Alicrinitc, ltcv. I'. .leter. < ,'i i - no \ -> n>i: I list i ^."luN : 1st. SlmnM i!ii'ii|ln'r-'<>|'I lie I'liurcli lie c\('ii?c>| I'piiii iilltli 11 r i flu : i- i i -1/ n!: 11 I'inirrli li: Ill-'- ' j Opoiuxl l?v lirnllicr C. II. Holm, followoil 1 .i. T. .Ici.V. | '.M. Slii'ii! 1 ? !. i 'in.- In- lull rale.1 in inee , . ! 'I'i.I iu*. ih-i-isi I 11y lidiilier T Scaife, J *. M iM I I 11 l i . i I i S A niter-nil j I I vi-l - I'll I !i I l '1 I It. Itnlnl, \ I'., t j : .fill I 'it I.' . ; I \ . S. II' I'll ?. See y ' * ATI* \ VIM A.\l> ( II AKI.O ITD AIU UMO KAIIAVAY. passkmi kk dki'a kt.mknt. Change of Schedule. On nn<l after January 10th, ' us will rm on litis road as follows ; i>.\ v i'asskno i:u tk a in. ( / .'iixtirunl.) Arrive at Spartanburg 11 o"> a. lit. Leave II. oil " ( West urn rtl.) Arrive at Spartanburg I.'JO p. m. Leave IJl NKillT 1'ASSKN't!Kll TUA1X. (/ 'tigluuirtl.) Arrive at Spartanburg 11.11 p. in J.CaVC ll.J-J " ( H'rftU'iwl. ) Arrive at Spartanburg ">."> "? n. n Leave ?.*>0 LOCAL FKF.KJIIT Tit AIN. (h'tinl ttutriL) Arrive :it Spartanburg 11. "2(1 p. Leave 1.11 ( HVs/irifn/.) Arrive at Spartanburg l.O'i p. Leave I.'SO ' ? Tiiuortiii FKLKiirr tiiain. ( Kiixtwoi'il.) Arrive at Spartanburg -l.'Jii a. in. Leave 1.10 ( W'vahcurd.) Arrive at Spartanburg S.p. in. Leave S.'iO Connecting at Atlanta lor all pointy W est and Soul Invest. Connecting at Charlotte for nil Faslern points. Through Tickets on salo at tiaiuesville, Seneca City, (ireenville and Spartanburg, to all points Hast ami West. (L .i. I'oiiiiAciti:, \Y. .1. 11 (ii'sioN, tienerul Manager. tlon'l l'ass. and Ticket Ag't. .Liu 21 2 tf Clerk's Stile. The Stele of South Carolina. cocxrr or rx/ox. hi the Court of Common Pleas. r.lijuli T. Fowler, in bis own ] light andas Administrator I Jndgiiieiil of Thomas (5. Fowler, de- | ceased, et at. J'luinhOx. J- for Sale in itytiin.il liasuway Fowler, | Far'itiou. l>cfrinl<tnf | IN obedience to an order made in the above ent itled ease by bis Honor \V. II. Wallace. Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before I lie Court House door, in tlie Town of Fnioii, within the legal hours of Sale, on the first Monday in February, 1SS , ibe following described property, to wit : All tliat certain tract of laud, situated in Jonesville Township, I'niuti County, Stale aforesaid. about one mile South of Jonesville, containing two hundred and tifly-one acres, more or less, bound by lands of the estates ot .latin s I Irr and W illiam I.olio and bv lands i.f .Inlin l>. |,uiig, Itauiel M?sU?y ami Mis. It. A. llaines. Terms of Sale : One lull I' cash ami t lie balance mi :? ercilil of one year, \wili :n?? ?? --1 from tiny fale. M'* ctiri'ii liv a boml of ilie jmvcUascv ami a uioittjago of lite I'M':- ises. Clerk's (Mice Jan. 1 111? lssl. JAM IS MINIMI, CWvk of ?' Mrt. I ...... ui '1 JU Sheriff s Sale. The State of South Curoliiwi. ! cue STY "S CMOS. In the Court of Connu >u Pleas. licnjaiain li. Ilicc, ] Jmlgincnt i'. V c.ir J allies K. Mi'iiji. ami others. J J'orccloMire IN obcilicnee l'? jim ocler fr-'iu t lie I ! *>. Thouits 1'li >in .mi. .1?i Io,. lu caMinj;, hi I lie October Court, 1*7'.', 1 \\ill ..ell l.i'fore l iiiuii Coiiri 11 .lour, i.ii i In- i!?-.i M?.iuuiv in February lie> I. w il liin I iie Ifo;11 iu.nr s of Slirrill's Sales, I lie follow in? "li's'. i i!I Miirijragt'il j i utilises, I.eloii^ritijr in Jaini's k, Meitjj. i.> hi . All iliai oil lain i imp i 1.1 I a i i 1. on Fanning a reel;, containing oijtlii inn.'), .-il acres, inure op less, sitel luiiin K-.l by laiols of l?r. It ! '. Me. Muloui. Monroe Siniili. Sainticl Howell ami ..tilers, it being tin1 Iraet o| I uol kto.wti in tlio Hi til in l.iiul.i v |.lm e ; n.|\eiii.e.I ami r..|.l to loreeli.se a M.ntgagc of I'.eiijainili II. 11 ice. ug:iin-t Jain, . I-;. Meny, Terms ol Sale : One-half of the )>lirclia-e money ( > lie |>ai>t ill C i.ii, I iie I.al .nee on ? ? ". ' VKMII U1 I .? VI VI! IIU'IU IIS, willi interest fin III tlu> ilnv i?f i*. :it-<1 that llio )>n rclmser j:ivc Ir.ml, hm. MArr.in n, s. r. c. Jan 'J I 'J :;i A I'osilivc Cull. rnili: nmlrr>i;.rtie?l respectfully inform nil iu.1 'Ici'ivl In I lifM 11,ill we are "i t ally in waul uf money In meet mil' l'usiiu ?s nercssit irs, mul inu^i make collet-linns at once. We iiave lieen very laiinjr I" oil,* cost, n.ers ami tin llnl like I lie i'lril nf -IIiHif any "lie, lilll "III- "IISinos ncres-il ies ileinaml cnlleellniis, ami llie.-e w i*.i iln iin! ies|'"ii I in tliis cull must lint Maine ii" if we fiire" enlleeiinii" liy law. We are in lot' 1 earue-i ami mean exactly wlial we say. J. I.. m.n in i; i r.it cm. Join sville. Jail. 'Jl. I SN I. If It. 15. B5. !:;i>vls, Alloriic.v ami ComiscIIoi' ill I,aw. UNION C. H., S. O. SIMJ'I VI. A I I ' -N 1 N ' iiiii. : in rear nfCniiil House -rooms lor merlv ("Cii|.ie i l?y Wallace ?V Mcl\is-ick. Jan i ? iy SPECIAL NOTICE. CHEAP WINTER CLOTHING f \\J i: oiler entire Stork of WIVll.l! \V CI.i ?l'11 INC. at ereatly reilneeil ('Vices, to make loom for S|.?in^f I'nreliase". J. T. Ill I.I, \ CM. Jan VI V It" 1VT . l - " *T* # * * nonce or i.' 111 ?n msciiarge. I > V |MTini-M"ii ill" 1 >.ivi 1 .(olitMun, .(> ., 1 'i*i?I ) 'x* .I'ol^i'. <>ii i lit' If'illi ilnv "l I'VI.i iiiii \ , l>sl. I will imikf inv TiuriI miiirii mill it| | 1 v lor l.t'iicM ilismi .-fury iii* A I m i ii i> I nil or ol iln; cs. laic of .lom'i'li V\ . 1111v11111? i|cccn?i'i|. .i i 11 \ u. mi rem::.i., \ in. .1:111 I 'J 11 'io Merchants. ^ \yi; Sell.( i*. Conii' S|io .i i'(tii>.ii :.i \rn< l\ )'">/; J'fifi.i. '1 j.er itiiI. oil il jmi l in 111) iliiv?i. llicii'le. ivlno eoiiiil I'V >li nil |v I'mjhl iiipI Iii-'iininre, .1 T 111 I.I. A i n.. \irniM. .Iiiii 'J I If If IXSV.II,! TM>\. rnnr. I.uw linn < f Sii'i'iliii'in llnwl li:is In rii I di>- !\- 1 I. v ii >i< i in 1 con *ii i, .1 \M CS I: s i I l.|?M AN, II. 11. 11 \\\ I.S. .Iiiii 'Jl. ISMI -j ||n

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, January 21, 1881, Image 2