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Alexander H. Stephens.
A Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger gives an account of as interview
with A. H. Stephens :
He Was received very cordially by the
President, whom he thanked in his usual
pleasant bat dignified way, and a conversation
then ensued npon the-condition of the
oountrv, the President's plan of restoration
and reminiscences of the past. Both gen
tlemen were perfectly easy and unrestrained
in tbeir language and.manner, and the
. interview was as pleasant as if between two
' old bat long estranged friends. .
In a conversation with yonr correspondent,
Mr. Stephens ssid that it was owing to a
want of unity through the South that tbeir
cause was lost.
When a system of the most crushing despotism
was inaugurated at Richmond, from
that moment the struggle was abandoned,
and the Confederacy was left to its fate.
* S'ldr. Stephens wae very careful not to
mention the name of the rdbel President in
speaking as above, but it was not difficult
to see that there must have been a long estMnnamant
knhwnnn fknm qnrr3 tkftf fha nnfa
yuvnvuu luutu^ ?uu ?uwv vmv^mvw
* of Davis within the last year or more of his
Administration, were in no sense or manner
ooontenanced or supported by the seoond
officer of the so-called "Government.
- Towards Davis personally, however, I do
aot believe that Mr. Stephens entertains a
single unkind feeling. *<His trial," said
he "wonld do no good." In so far as the
aharge of treason was eonoerned, he was
i equally guilty with Davis, and so, he add fed,
' were thousands besides.
The statement that has gone forth from
Fort Warren, to the effeot that Mr. Stephens
bad "complained" of his oontinned
incarceration, while those more bitter than
be were liberated, Mr. S. informed me
was not oorreot.
In a jocular way, he said to one of bis
visitors : "1 oannot see why I am confined,
while others who took a more aotive part in
the rebellion are daily liberated hot so
far as complaining, he said it never escaped
bis lips. While in close confinement within
the damp walls of the fort, Mr. Stephens
fell away considerably; but from the moment
he was allowed free exeroise oat of
doors, be commenced to gain his flesh, and
is now almost as well as any time within
the last six years.
I need Dot tell you that he acoepts the
situation, for he does so without a murmur.
Indeed, those who have judged him harshly
throughout the war hare judged him
wrongfully, for," cfuring the whole of its
' continuance. hie heart ever beat warmly towards
the old Union He bad, of coarse,
: his life-loDg oonfirmed notions about the
"Bighte of the Statesj" but this was more
for their own protection than with any view
- to the disruption of the glorious phalanx as
it then existed.
When overborne by the-torrent, however,
like many others equally true to the flag,
he went with his State, though under a
protest whioh none who have read can ever
forget, nor, after reading, doubt the patriotism
that inspired it
Mr Stephens takes a great interest in tbe
result of the elections in Georgia, and hopes
that good and true men will be every where
chosen. He expeots to reach bis home at
Crawfordsville about the 28th, and will proceed
thence via Atlanta.
War Debt.
The determination of the President to
hold as disloyal the people of any State
that shall recognize the debt contracted for
the proseoution. of tbe war, has inspired
muoh feeling. The evidenoe of those debts
are not held by the parties most active in
the proeeoution.of the war, but have passed
* to the hands of those having funds for investment,
and of those, the largest class,
perhaps, ire the widows and orphans of the
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OHH3. 1U WHO QCM1UJCUI Ul CSM?lC3y auui.uio*
trators and guardians were allowed to make
such investments; they naturally sought
them from the feeling they were safe Of
these, also, another large class are the mercantile
men and others who owe debts
abroad, and who were forced, from the ez
istenee of the war, to bold their foods in
snob form as to meet them when the war
'should be over. Both classes are entirely
meritorious. Distributees of estates, generally
unfitted to provide for themselves,
have nothing else to depend on, and debtors,
with this last stay stricken from thorn,
must fall before their foriegn creditors, nor
t then will be able to discharge their obligations,
but must grovel under them for the
balance of their lives.
It is to be regretted, also, we think, for
the reason that the paramount waut of oar
people?now depends upon the start of
business, and this capital is neoessary to a
start. And so important is it, that it were
almoBt enough to justify the State iu a vol
notary appropriation of so ipuch to the uses
of her oitizens We could better pay that
?vr*\ nfr asvnrtA ftiftma f I rw r\ ikon kn miik/Mi f if
OUUJ at ovuio lutuAo uuio iuau uc ntiuuui tw
now.
We are pleased to believe that io this
State the evi! will be less felt than in man;
others. We have the recollection of bat
two amounts of any oonseqaenoe issued dor.
ing the war?the one was of $400,000 in
1861, and another of about $1,200,000 in
1862 and 1863. These sums are large, hot
less than were those issued by other States,
and it may he possible for the State to compensate
the loss by issaiDg bonds for the
payment of the current expenses of the
State Government without taxation. But
| this will alleviate our wants, bat will not
avert the evil. The capital will be lost,
and individaals will necessarily suffer; the
State will find her credit impaired, and under
every aspect, we tfbuld deprecate presistence
in the policy.
Charleston News.
.Bone Felon.?As we often see friends
suffering from these very troublesome things,
we publish the following cure for them,
which we have heard highly recommended.
As soon as the parts begin to swell, get the
tinoture of lobelia and wrap the part affected
'With olotb thoroughly saturated with th(
tinoture, and the felon is dead. An old
phystoian says be has known it to cure it
scores of oases, and it never fails, if applied
in season.
Another remedy is vouched for by the
Buffalo Advocate, as a certain cure frotr
its own knowledge. It is as follows: Take
a pint of common soft soap and stir in aii
slacked lime till it is of the oonBistenoy o:
v
glasier's. putty. Make a leather thimble,
fill it with this composition, and insert the
finger therein, and a care is certain. This
is a domestic application that every housekeeper
can apply promptly. .
Trying Confederates for Treason.
?The Louisville Journal says as to the
trying of Lee and bis confederates for trea
son, convicting and ezeouting them, the
case is very simple V>d very plain. The
Government can't do it. It has boon
estopped from it by its own solemn aots?
It pledged its honor, its faith, everything it
has to pledge, that it would do nothing of
this kind ; that it would not "disturb" the
surrendering parties so long as they should
keep their paroles and observe the laws
where they might reside. That was the
bargain. It was clearly expressed, clearly
understood. No cloud of words ean.olog
it, no logical subtleties evade it, and no
political legerdemain oan ever deceive any
I honest mind as to the- nature of the contract
or the daties~inoumbent upon the
contractors. Oar Government, we feel
sare, will religiously observe its faith, its
loyalty, and preserve its untarnished honor,
its good name and fair fame in the premises.
All the rivers of earth oonld. not wash
ont the stains it wonld befoul itself with b|y
a contrary course. How any decent saoe
man oan wish the Government thus to i
make itself everlastingly exeorable, volun- '
tarily to place the brand of infamy upon its i
own forehead, is to us utterly incomprehensible.
It is a moral or rather immoral phenomenon
whioh we can explain only by referring
it to the irrational.
Novel Place of Amusement.?Here
is an anecdote extracted from the London
iTelegraph't acoount of the building of the
new bridge at Blaokfriars, and worth quoting:
At the building of Westminister Bridge,
diving bells were used, but a difficulty arose
of a very unexpected kind. The men
in the bells, comfortably out of sight of their
employers, found themselves under no compulsion
to work. One would not think at
first the bottom of the great London sewer
was a pleasant plaoe, for the liquid whioh
flows in the Thames, and is by courtesy
oalled water, is so thiok that in s bell a few
feet below the surfaoe, it is as dark as night,
though men have been down in sixty feet
of sea-water and worked by daylight. But the
divers at Westminister did not mind the
gloom. <
Lighting op their caodles, they used,
instead of working, to play cards and read
newspapers Tbey took down beer, aod
even tried smoking during the sub aqueous
debauohes, bat the effeot upon the breathing i
was not agreeable, and they took to chew- <
ing instead. By giving a random signal
every now and then to the men direoting
the movements of the bell from above, they
could convey the impression that they, were
working, and their little amusements were
uninterrupted for some time, till at last they
were found out Diving dresses and helmets
were then introduced, and the use of .bells
was given up with very beneficial results. *
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Mysterious Woman in New York. i
?The New York World, in an artiole on
the Central Park, has the following :
Among the talk of the patrons of the turf
in the traok is one upon the celebrated
"Lady of the Dawn." She is described as
being very beautiful, but of strange palidness
and sileDoe. She eDters the park at
the earliest hour of the morning, and rides
rapidly up the most secluded bridle paths,
never accompanied by anyone, and refusing
to speak or bait with anybody. She has always
worn a coal blaok hat, plume and skirt
and dark gloves, but she is without a riding
whip. After a half hour's ride she emerg
USj auu.io ucvu ddcu iu cuvti tuc pain gavco
at any other time of the day. Her counteDaBce
is very melancholy; nobodyseem^to
.know her; she is so much of a mystery that
the polioemen only call her the "Lady of
the Dawn." . .
1 ???? 1
How to Marry a Belle.?In Canada
a riob old widower is said to have practised
an ingenious soheme to gain the hand of the
belle of the village. He hired an old gipsy
to tell the young lady's fortune,and instruct,
ed her to state that a wealthy old widower
(giving a description of his personal appear*
anoe and dress) would pay her a visit and
offer himself, amd that she would accept,
and be left a wealthy young widow before
the close of the year. Hor next husband
would be a young man she liked at present.
The gipsy did her duty, the old man presented
himself, and the marriage followed.
He is likely to live many years, and the village
belle may be a grandmother before she
beoomes a widow.
Champ Ferguson.?Champ Ferguson,
who was recently exeouted at Nashville by
a military commission, in his last statement
said:
"I was a Southern man at the start; I
: am yet, and will die a rebel. I believe I
was right in all I did. I don't think I done
! anything wroDg at any time.. I committed
j my deeds in a cool and deliberate manner.
11 killed a good many men, of ooorse; I
i don't deny that, bot never killed a man
; whom 1 did not^know was seeking my life.
It is false that I never took any prisoners.
! I have taken a great many, and after keeping
tbem awhile paroled them. I tried to 1
| prove this during my trial, but they would
1 not give me time to do it."
The Fenians.?At the Fenian oonven
tion in Philadelphia Tuesday, Patrick J.
Wheeler, a prominent Irish-Amerioan journalist,
made his appearance, having-just
! returned from a tour in Ireland, during
which he was oonpeoted with Irish Fenians
and informed himself of their plane. He
1 reports their organisation as powerful aod
under skillful leaders. The number pres<
eut has been increased by delegations from
the West, aod a delegation from California
! is expeoted. Financial matters are being
' perfected, and subscriptions to the loan
| will soon begin.
? I?* The President has ordered George
I W. Gale, a lawyer of Alabama, to be transferred
to a civil instead of a military conrt
) for trial. He is oharged with being the
> author of an advertisement soliciting coni
tributions to the amount of one million of
r j dollars with which to procure the assassinsf1
tion of President Lincoln.
?
Getting- "Alarmed.?The Washington
oorrespoodeot of the New York Herald ?
says: "A citizen of Brooklyn, New York, e
writes to the Freedmeo's Bureau that par- j
ties in that oity are engaged in inducing {
negroes to come from tbe Southern States to Q
the East promising them work and good ?
pay, and charging a fee of five dollars a c
head for all whom they transport. vBy this "
sort of agency, a large number of indignent tn
and worthless blaoks are being introduced e
into New York, and very few are meeting I
with any considerable suoo'ess in getting em* g
ployment." . J
. t]
Cure for a Burn.?Tbe best thing for u
a burn is tbe following, and every family *
ought to know it. As soon as possible, af- p
ter the burn, throw a little'green tea in hot {,'
water; let it Bteep. Stir an Indian meal d
poultice. Spread tbe tea leaves on the poul- 1
tice, put it on tbe burn or scald, whatever it ?
may be. If burnt' with powder, it will take ?
it out and the skin will be as clear as ever.
NA8HVU.LE.?This city bad 28,000 inhabitants
the beginning of the war. It
now numbers over 80,000 sonls 500 new.
buildings have been erected within two
years. The headquarters aod depot of an
immense army, the people of the city have
made any quantity of moneyf and Nashville v
is now one of the most prosperous aod v
wealthy cities of the South
Spttial $tirfirts. c
rl
A CARD.
The undersigned being about to remove his family to the
city, would take this opportunity of returning their thanks
to the residents of Yorkville, for the many acts of kindness .
received at their hairds, during a sojourn of over three yean. (
I trust that the acquaintances made during that time, may ^
teqd to cement the bonds of friendship between the people n
of Yorkville and Charleston. If we have suffered any Ij
privations, they have been more than compensated by
being spared from tbe presence and ravages of a cruel and
unrelenting Invading foe. Edward p. Sweegak. - 5
Yorkville, S. C., November 6tb, 1865. It o
?Mlirarj.
Died?On the 25th of Septemfcr, near Corinth, Missis- "
Ippl, Mr. D. H. A Up HEY. of Typhoid fever.
The subject of this notice married Miss Catharine H.
McElw'ee, the youngest daughter of Mr. James McElwec,
of this District. During an illness of seven weeks be was
separated from a kind and affectionate wife, having be'en
absent Dora home attending to business ; but for the comfort
of his wife, he desl red his brother to inform her that
death had no terror* for him.
F)r rent.?The houses belonging
to the railroad company, and near
the Depot. Apply to f
? john a. brown. ,
Novembers .'30 tf n
F)r congress.?we are au- 11
THORIZED to announce JAMES FARROW, of
Spartanburg, as a candidate for CONGRESS from the 4th
Congressional District, composed of York, Anderson, Pickens,
Greenville, Laurens, Spartanburg and Chester Dls- tricts.
November 9 30 2t*
A dministrator's nottce.?
JTjL. Those indebted to the Estate of DUNCAN McCALLUM,
deceased, will please call and settle soon ; and .
those having claims against said estate, will present them ?
as the law directs. ' I
PETER McCALLUM, Administrator. ,
November 9 30 ' 3t*
T^xecutor's notice?a l l \
JLi persons having demands against the estate of ED- ?
WARD MOORE, deceased, will present the same properly r
attested, on or before tlie 1st day of JANUARY next, or
tnls notice will be Dieaded in bar of the name. Persons
Indebted to the estate will please come forward and settle
without delay. ALFRED MOORE, Executor.
November 9 % 30 4. 3t%
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.?I \
XTL Will expose at public SALE, at mv residence, 011 tbc
Saluda Road, in York District, on FRIDAY, the 24th of <
NOVEMBER, instant, the personal estate of A. W. FOAO,
deceased, consistlneof two MULES, one MARE, COWS,
CORN. FODDER, FARMING UTENSILS, GOLD ?
WATCH, GUN, fcc. *
Terms?Made known on day of sale.
JOHN J. POAG, Administrator. P
November 9 , . 30 ? 3t
ELIJAH FERGUSON & SONS,
a FORMERLY of Newbcrn, N. C., ar*
x-s now ready to repair WATCHES*
CLOCKS, and JEWELRY. Also,
E/P-J SEWING-MACHINES, GUNS, Piatt.
TOLS, LOCKS, ke. All work done
at the SHORTEST NOTICE, and
WARRANTED, at our stand, opposite :
B. F. Rawllnson's Store. I
November 9 30 4t '
SCHOOL FOR BOYS. '
* THE undersigned purposes opening a
SCHOOL FOR BOYS, on the 1st of JAN- r
*twaafl||r?L: UAKY next. The Classics, Mathematics
and French will be taught, nnd the strictest
attention paid to the ENGLISH BRANCH- j
?wliF " ES. Having had some experience in one of
tile best CLASSICAL SCHOOLS in Charleston, he hopes
to receive the patronage of the citizens of Yorkvtlle.
Apply at Female College for particulars. t
PHILIP P. MAZYCK.. 1
November 9 30 It*
INlWE COURT OF ORDINARY,
YORK DISTRICT.
FOR DIVISION OR SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE
. OF DUNCAN McCALLUM, DECEASED. ,
Catharine Copeland, Applicant, vs. Peter McC&llum, Mary
Jackson, David Poovey and wife, Christine ; Janet Wil- ?
llagis, Dr. William M. McCallum, James U. Jackson
and wife, Jane; D. A. McCallum, and Thomas _
nnd wife, Nancy, heirs of Duncan McCallum, deceased.
IT appearing to" my satisfaction, that James B. Jackson
and wife, Jane; D. A. McCallum, and Thomas and
wife, Nancy, defendants in above stated case, reside without
the limits of this State: It Is. therefore, ordered, that
they do appear and object to the division orsale of the real _
estate of Duncan McCallum, deceased, on or before the
twelfth day of February, 1866, or their consent to -the same
will be entered of record. J. A. BROWN, O. Y. D. j
November 9 30 3m
OUTH CAROLINA?YORK DIS? \
TRICT.?Whereas, A. J. DEVINNEY has applied to (
me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular, the
goods and chattels, rights and credits of ABRAM LAMASTER,
late bt the District aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admontsh all nnd slngu- lar,
the kindred and creditors of the said deceesed, to be
and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at York Court House on the 20th .
day of November Inst., to shew cause, If any, why the said .
Administration should not be granted. ,
Given under my hand and Seal, this 7th day of November. ,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight-hundred ana
sixty-five, and In the 90th yenr of the Independence ol
the United States of America.
JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D. '
. November 9 30 2t* 1
A. WEILL* A. R. MEYER H. M. ASHER J
A. WEILL & CO.,
TBYOH STBEElT,
PARK S Bl ILDIVG,
CHARLOTTE, NO. OAwholesale
and Retail Dealers in FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOE8, ,
HATS, and Gent's furnishing GOODS?all of which we
offer at very low rates.
WHOLESALE BUfERS
"will find it to their interest to favor us with a call?having
the facilities to give GREAT INDUCEMENTS to that
trade.
A CARD. j
I TAKE this method of announcing to my FRIENDS (
and the PUBLIC, that I am connected with the firm of ,
A. WEILL h. CO., and respectfully invite their attention
to our advertisement, and will be pleased to sec all my old
friends, whenever visiting this place.
H. M. ASHER,
Formerly of Yorkville, S. C.
November 9 30 2m
AIM ORDINANCE . f
_ i
To raise supplies for the Town of Yorkville, for the year j
1865, ana to impose a tax upon the citizens thereof,
be it Ordained by the Towu Council of Yorkville, now met,
and by the authority of the same, that for the purpose j
of raising supplies for the Town of Yorkville, for the year
1865, the tollowing taxes are Imposed upon the citizens and
inhabitants of said Town, to be paid on or before the first 1
MONDAY in DECEMBER next, to wit: . j
1. On all real estate, within the corporate limits of said '
Town, to be paid by the owner or pe.rson in possession of
the same, one-tenth of one per cent, on the assessed value
thereof, made by Commissioners appointed for thai purpose.
2. On each Dray, Hack, Omnibus, Cart, Wagon, or other
vehicle, kept for hire, In the year 1865, five dollars.
_ 3. On each white male inhabitant of said Tgwn, over J
theacc of twenty-one years, twenty-five cent*.
- 4. On all stock in trade, ten cents on every hundred dol- 1
lara' worth of the same.
5. On every pleasuro Carriage, drawn by two or more
h< tses, one dollar and fifty cents; and on each Buggy,
Rockaway, Carriage, or other vehicle, drawn by one horse,
and kept for pleasure, one dollar.
6. On all dogs, more than one. kept within the corporate
limits of said Town, to-be paid by the person occupying
the lot on which said doc is kept, fifty cents.
fsexl.v Done and ratified In Council. November 3,1865.
.L W. L OLAVVSON, Intendant.
W. C. BeattYj Secretary. ?
November fl 30 *t
ELECTION NOTICE.
fN obedience to an order of. the General Assembly of
louth Carolina, an EJECTION will be held at the several
lection precincts In Yont District, on WEDNESDAY,
[ HE 22ND DAY OF NOVEMBER, INSTANT, for a
fEMBER OF CONGBE8S to represent the Fourth Con
Teas lonal District oFSootlf Carol in a, in the Congress of
he United Sutea.
On the day of election, the polle to be opened at nine
'clock, A. M., and cloaed at 4 o'clock, P. AT., with conenient
Intervals.
Immediately after closing the pollsj the Managers shall
oum the votes polled, ana after making returns thereof,
howlng the namber of votes polled for each person, sbalr
ertlfy the same under their hands, and appoint one of their
umber to carry such returns, with a list of the voters, and
lie ballots by them taken, and report the tame to the genial
meeting of the Managers, of the District; which genral
meeting shall be held at the Court House of the Dlsrict
on the day followlng.the election.
The Mangers, when so assembled in general meeting,
ball keep an account, in writing, of the number of votes
rblch each person no voter) for shall have, and shall also
ranamlt to bis Excellency the Provisional Governor, with
lie ballots, a duplicate of the said account.
The Managers shall, Immediately after said meeting, ranimlt
the ballots by them respectively taken, to Columla,
safely and securely enclosed In paper, sealed and aproprlately
endorsed, by a messenger, to be by them apolntcd
for that purpose^ who shall be then >worn to de
uuu wuu hu&jj ueuvci uic ?aiuc..wxui wo ??
roken, to the Secretary of State at Columbia, who shall
eliver them to bis Excellency the Provisional Governor.
The Meaeenfera ahall be entitled to receive out of the
'reasury of the State, a compensation equal to fiye dollars er
diem, and twenty.cent* per mile going to and returning
oin Columbia; and the number of days and miles to be
scertalAed by the Secretary of State, who'thill certify
. ft .; J. ED. JEFFERYS. Manage
rlat Yorlvllle.
pBtcwcrra A*?iuucAa?Rs. *
Vorkville.?J. HcmdotvJV E. JefTerys. *
dlliton't.?John B. Lowty,R. B. Alexander, R. Allison.
Bra/torurille:?J. S. Bratton, J. M. Wallace.
Beyiton.?H. Martin,-A. J. MeOUl, B. Caveny. i T"
. Bethel?S.'L. Adams, Jk M. Adam*, C. McCarte*.
Clark'* Store?J. M. Smarr.L. Smith, J. G. Alexander.
Clay HilLc-J. D. Currence, D. T. PartlQW, J, C. Phillip*.
Soatei' Tavern?T. Whiteside*, William B. Wfhe, lK-?
id Leslie. - ,
.Centre Church.?A. P. V. Campbell, R. P. Smith, J. R.
Wallace.
Ebenexer.?T. S. Neely, P, Gvrison, A. Fewell. ,,
Fecmster'*.?O.L. McNeel, S. Feeinster, 8. Blair.
Fort Mill?H. C. Harris. ?. H*Mhsscy. . <
Kin^s Mountain.?M. A. Ilambrigln, fra Hardin, IV. H.
McConnellmUt.?P. W. Llndnay, J. Moore, "J, B. Mc'onnell.
Moore'*.?O. Barrett, W. Moore. C. Webber.
Rodc^KU.?A. E. Hutchinson, H. Sfinpsbn, A. KlrkpatIck.
Sharon.?W.
Hope, W. Stephenson, W. P. Wylle.
ShiloK.?S. Anderson, H. H. Drennan, A. Robertson.
Turkey Creek T. T. Gwinn.J. M. Moore.
Wylie'i.?E. G. Byers, T. D. Byers, J. J. Wylle.
November 9 30 2t
JOUTH CAROLINA?YORK DISJ
TRICT.?Whereas, J.jl. WATSON has applied, to
je for Letters of Administration, on all and singular,
ia goods and chattels, rights and credits of B. J. PAT'ERSON,
late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite andadmonlBh alland singular
tie kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be ana apear
before me at our next Ordinary'sCouftfor the said Dlsriet,
to beholden at York Court house on the20th day
f November Inst., to shew cause, If any, why the said
Ldmlnlstratlon should not be granted,
liven under my band and 8eal, this 4th day of November,
In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-five, and In the.nlnetieth year of the Independence
of the United 8utes of America.
JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D.
November 9 _ 30" 2t
THE
AMERICAN XAND COMPANY
AND
AGENCY,
Central Office, No. 57, Broadway, N. Y.
JOHN A. ANDREW. President. 1
PRANK E. HOWE, Vice President,
L. W. WINCHESTER, Treasurer, \ Tnutces.
ntTiDOD PlDflT 1RTADTV
VAuaujQ vaovi
ALFRED GAUTHIER, J
OFFERS its services in the PURCHASE, SALE, LEASE
>R EXCHANGE of City or Country Property in the South
nd West; or in procuring Workmeh. Superintendents,
'ennnts, or Partners from the North or from Europe. Full
uformation furnished upon Inquiry of '
THURBER, SOCLE A CO., Agents,
No, 4, State-street (up-stalrs),
Charleston, S. C.
November 2 , , . -29 4t
REMOVAL.
W. A. JtlOORE & CO.,
RESPECTFULLY inform their ftiendsand old custom
w, that tlicy have REMOVED to the building on the
iORNER, * >
JPPbSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
ormerly occupied by MOORE, RAINEY A CO., where
hey have just opened a stock of FANCY and STAPLE
>RY GOOD8, Ready Made CLOTHING, BOOT8,
(HOES, HATS, GROUERIEB, Ac., Ac., which theyoffcr
ar sale, at prices as low as the market will afford.
November 2 29 .41
?7~* ? -r????r-?-?1 v,
LAND FOR SILK.
* ?- I OFFER for, gale, ONE HUNDRED
AND NINE ACRES of Land, situated lit
SS3F York District, five and a half miles South
East of Yorkvllle, bounded by lands of
Mrs. Oillesple, Col. VV. B. Allison, Ac.
' Ou tbe premises Is a
. GOOD HOUSE,
. STABLE and CRIB. One half of the land is In cultivalon,
tbe other In Timber. The fencing is moderate. The
lace is well watered by SPRINGS. Any information can
<e had by applying to me atRock Hill, S. C.
E. M. K1BKPATRICK.
November 2 29 tf
ROSE'S HOTEir
YOEZVILLE, 8. C.
4 nif? " THIS large and commodious establlshAXirBK?
k mentis now open for tlie reception of
gTraBaU. VISrrORS-permnnent mid transient,
IB by the proprietor in person. Every ln V
i1, ducement Is offered to theTRAVELNC
PUBLIC, and no effort Will be spared toafford geneai
satisfaction.
W. E. ROSE.
QO~ HACKS, from this House, connect with the Rail
oad at Rock Hill and other point* dally.
September 14 22 tj
1. F. BAKER....E. F. SWEEGAN../.C. E. BAKER.
H. F. BAKER St CO. '
SHIPPINO, COMMISSION AND
FOEWAEDIHG HEECHAKTS,
NO. 90, CUMBERLAND STREET, m
CHARLESTON, S. C.
to- Particular attentioti given to receiving and forwardngMerchandlse
for the interior..
Refer to?'T. J. Bell, Esq., H. F. Adickes, Esq., B. P.
loyd, Esq., and G. R. Hatchford, Enq., Yorkvillc, S. C.
September 14 22 2m
NEW GOODS!
OPPOSITE: ROSE'S HOTEL.
rAM opening a well selected stock of
^Anno u u. I? XT~-? ,Bkinh will K* flftlH no
A- UUUUC, UUUgJU iu i*c?T ium, rnwri ..... ?
iOW a* In any house in Yorkvllle.'
Persons wishing to buy, will do well to cnil and examine
ny stock of DRY G00.D8, SHOES, HATS, CROCKERY,
MOTIONS, 8ADDLE8, BRIDLES, BAGGING,ROPING,
IROCERIES, See.
B. P. BOYD.
October 12 26 ' 5t
ESTATE- SALE I
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 14th day of NOVEM3ER
next, at the Hite residence of HIJGH' H. SIMRIL,
leceased. near Clay Hill, the entire PERSONAL PROP3RTY
of said estate, consisting of
27 BATES OF COTTOff,
forses, Mulea, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Farming
mplements, and various other articles belonging to the
louse and farm, not necessary now to mention.
Trrms.?The Cotton will be sold for CASH. The other
iroperty on a credit of twelve months, with interest from
WT-. JUOTSggg.) Admlnlatmora.
October 26 28 3t
FTRMAW FJ?IVERSITY,
QHEENVIIiLE, 8. C.
#THE exercises of this Institution will be
resumed on the 15th of FEBRUARY, next.
For CIRCULAR giving fuVthnr information,
application may be made to
Pros. JNO. F. LANNEAU,
Secretary of Faculty.
November 2 2^ lit
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.?JL
ALL persons having claims against the Estate of
iSOM KIRKPATRICK, deceased, will present them to
ne, properly attested, at Rock Hill, 8. C. Any one lniebted
to the estate will make payment. The estate buslicss
will soon be closed up.
E. M. KIRKPATRICK, Administrator.
October 19 27 4t
tX)R CONGRESS.?WE ARE
A authorized to announce J. P. REED, Esq., a Candiiatc
for Representative in Congress l'rom the Fourth Con;ressional
District, composed of Anderson, Pickens, Greenr'illc,
Spartanburg, Union, Laurens, York and Chester
Districts.
October 19 27 3t
HTHREE GOOD HORSES FOR
-L BALE?Persons desiring to purchase, will find it to
dietr interest to call on thaunderHlgned, at Rock Hill, S. C.
md examine them WITHOUT DELAY, as they can be
Sought at very low figures. H J. S. WHITE.
November 2 29 3t*
XTOTICE.?ALL PERSONS W
-L1 DEBTED to the estate of JESSE IS. MOORE, tie
eased, are requested to make immediate payment. Those
laving demands a gain rt said estate, will present them
properly authenticated within the timcjirescrlbed by law.
J. L. MOORE, Administrator.
November 2 29 ...... St* '
QTOVE FOR SALE.?-AN ' 0FO
PICE STOVE, of final! size, in good order, for sale
at the ENQUIRER OFFICE.
10A PAIR OF BRO0ANS.
IVy in MS ?* rLoro%oBao? k co. !
October 26 k 88 - tf
WM. H. McCQRKLE.
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! !
COL,. W. H. M'CORKLE
rtlES, See., tee.,which he
U instructed to SELL, AT ONCE. The prices will, therefore,
be ai CHEAP a* can be found in YorkvlHe.
invites hit former patrons to give bim a call and examine
hli STOCK, before purchasing eisetvbere.
The Store will be found in the Brick portion of STOWE'S
HOTEL?theroom formerly occupied by L. BLOOMBERG
A BRO.
w Aii r&u?nonn uarouna daixk bixjAiB, ai market
value | WOOL, BEESWAX, LIKSEY. JANES, Ac.
W. HTMcCP^KLE.
October 19 27 tf
M* ILES' SHOE8.-JUST R?
CEIVEDa fine assortment of Ladles' nad GentleSHOES,
from- the celebrated manufactory ofT.
MILES fc SON, Philadelphia. At '
W. H. McCOBKLE'S. ,
October 28 28 ..tf
ftROCKERY.?A LARGE LOl
\J of CROCKERY of every description, wldcfi wilib.
sold at prices prevail In* before the war. At .
S* W. H. McCOBKLE'S.
October 26 28 tf
QBPTJTT.?A IiA^OE QUANTITY
lO of LORILLABD* SCOTCH SNUMP, just receive,
by .' 7r W. H. McCORKLE.
October 26 98 tf
Blue-stone.?a quantity
1 of BLUE-STOIVE. For sale by
W. fl. McCORKLE.
October 26 28 tf
riROCERIES.?SUGAR, COF
VJl FEE and TEA. For sale by
W. H. McCORKLE.
October 26 28 tf
Bagging and roping
For Bale by W. H. McCORKLE.
October 26 28' tf
qqk island janes For
sklc cheap, by W. H- McCORKLE."
October 26 28 . tf
G~otton yarn.?stowed
COTTON YARN. For sate by *
. W. H. McCORKLE.
October 26 28 A- '' tf
saddles and bridles.?^
O large lot of SADDLES AND BRIDLES." For sale b:
W. H. McCORKLE.
October 26 28 n '
LANK BOOKS.?A LOT 01
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES, Ac.
For sale by : W. H. McCORKLE.
October 26 28 * tf
McCaffreys, jomes
eoward e. McCaffrey,'
V/LTCU MAKER A JEWELER.
YOBKVILLE, S. C., _ .
m * RESPECTFULLY In
forms the citizens of Tor
t 11' District, that he has rt
with a select STOCK c
Wy{ ?''TR[ 'nn<1
and JEWELRY carefully REPAIRED ?mu|ATWAF
RANTE0.
Shop In H. F. ADICKES* Store, comer of Maine an
Liberty 8treet. r.? November
2 29 ' tf
NOTICE OF CO-PARTlVjjERSIIIP
THE undersigned have, thjs day, formed a limited CC
PARTNERSHIP,- under the name of McCAFFRBY I
JONES, for the purpose of transacting the WATCH an
JEWELRY BUSINE88, hr fee town of YORK VILLI
S. C. EDWABD E. MdCAFPREY,
MALL07 JONES.
November 2 29 tf
PETROLEUM ~OIL7?THE BES1
. * m ?m .u? A cut
jl adu uflfiarco i -liiun a III uit nunu> n twu
ply of the above OJL, wltli LAMPS, CHIMNEYS an
WICKS. For sale by
McCaffrey a jones,
At H. F. Adlckca' Store.
November 2 ' 29 tf
SPECTACLES.?A VERY LARG!
O-supply of STEEL and PLATED SPECTACLES
and CASES, on hand and for sale, at old prices, hy
McCaffrey a jones,
At II. F. AdlcJtes1 Store.
Novembers* " ' ' * 29 if
AFTJED^FROM ONE T(
one thousand ounces of OLD SILVER, for wblc
we will nay the highest price In GOLD.
McCaffrey a jones,
? At H. F. Adickcs' Store.
Novembers 29 tf
Glassware.?theTargeS
Lot in town. For sale at LOW PRICES, by
McCaffrey a jones,
At H. F. Adtckee' Store.
November 2 29 tf
CARROLL, CLARK & GO,
. . . '
NEW STORE -CHEAP GOODS
CARROLL, CLARK & CO.,
TAKE this method I
?LD cusTOM^s^tht
~ boots,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, BAGGING ana Kuriwu
together with any and every nrttcle which can usually b
found ift a" VARIETV STORE.
Their GOODS were selected in New York, by
MR. JOSEPH W. CARROLL,
with peat care, especially Ibr this MARKET, and havin
been purchased for CASH, they can nfford to sell a
CHEAP,If not CHEAPER than any other concern ln.thl
section of Country.
Give us a call and we will use our beat endeavors to civ
SATISFACTION, both as to QUALITY and PRICE i
GOOD8.
CARROLL, CLARK & CO.
November 2 " 29 tf
WRAPPING PAPER.For
sale by CARROLL, CLARK k CO.
November 9 30 tf
PAROL&A BELLE SNUFF.For
sale by CARROLL, CLARK it OO.
November 9 30 tf
T>RIDLES AND SADDLES.?A
JLJ fine assortment of Gent's BRIDLES it SADDLES
For sale by CARROLL, CLARK it CO.
November 9 30 tf
PAST "STEEL.?600 POUNDS OI
Vy NAYLOR'8 best REFINED CAST STEEL, <
every shape and description. On hand and for said by
CARROLL, CLARK it CO.
November 2 . 29 tf
TTEMLOCK LEATHER. 1,001
x? pounds of selected HEMLOCK LEATHER, <
superior quality, which will be sold CHEAP by
CARROLL, CLARK k CO.
November 2 ~ 29 tf
? a
POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.POWDER
of the best kind; SHOT of all sizes, nn
PERCUSSION CAP8 of superior quality. For sale by
CARROLL, CLARK k CO.
November 2 * 29 tf
rreWj&OODS!
Opposite King's Mountain Hotel.
HTHE UNDERSIGNED IS RE
JL CErVINQ direct from Northern cities" a LARG.
and VARIED assortment of GOODS, such as are usual!
found In a well appointed store. From his long experlenc
as a merchant, he flatters himself to be able to please a
who may fbvor him with a call. "Short Promts an
Quick Sales" Is my motto.
j G.. R. RATCHFORD.
September 14 22 tfXTOTICE.?ALL
PERSONS HAV
I w .wo j? ?r t. R. 8HUI
^ inu UtUWliUO Ujwuoi hi v. vav?vv, ? -- - .
LEY, dcc'd. will present them to me forthwith; and tuo!
indebted will make payment at once.
A. P. FEWELL, Executor.
November 2 29 ,
4
LONDON AND ZIMMERMAN.
! A PROCLAMATION
To theCitizens of York and Adjoining An
- Districts.
WE are now opeblht a lam and well assorted stock of Cu
; STAPLE " ? '
GOODS j
' suitable to tbe wants of this section of country, in the ^
store formely occupied by JAMES JEFFESVS, ax K
Yorkvllle. . D
We Invite the public'to call and examine dnr stock of km
'dry GOODS, j
1 CLOTHING, BOOTS, SH0E8, HATS, HARDWARE, Ci
OUEENSWARE, GROCER1E8, DRUGS, Ac., Ac., which .7
were carefully purchased for CASH, and win be offered at *T.
I a small advance onNORTHERN COST, for lash or barter. **
| We have for sale,Also, several
ff BUGGIES, brought
from the North. J
We invite all parties having COTTON for sale, to five
us a call before selling.
GOODS will be sold, on favorable terms TO SMALL
. DEALERS, wishing to retail them.
LONDON * ZIMMERMAN. d
Yorkvme, October 26th, 1885.
KoiTrcB. 3
' HAVING entered Into an arrangement withdhe above '*
' gentlemen, to be In their employment, wlih many thanks
to all of ipy friends for former kindness; I would Jhvlte
Novembers. ;29- St ,
y, riena) fruit.?we abb buy ?
r JLJ ING all kinds of DklED FROTT. . JX
1 LONDON At ZIMMERMAN, fj
_ _ ... .At Esq. Jofferys' Old 8torm "
J -4 November 9 '30 fk
Cheap Shoes.
A' LARGE assortment of Childrens' ui
SHOES, at 75 cents and SI per pair. LndUsand
Misses BLACK LASTING GAITERS atM per pair. A b?
" nice lot of MEN SHOES, at ?9 per pato and other styles *;
In proportion. By LONDON A ZIMMERMAN, *2
At Esq. Jefferys'OTd Stand.
November 2 29 81
: *
To Country Merchants. V
WE would invite COUNTRY MER- *
T v CHANT8 wanting SHOES and HATS, to call and
. see our ASSORTMENT, now opening, which will be sold
to them at a SMALL ADVANCE on Northern mice*.
LONDON A ZIMMERMAN,
At Esq. Jefferys' Old Stand.
November 2 '29 2t
' CHEAP GOODS?COME AND SEE.
A LARGE assortment of CALI- _
COE8, MOUSDELAINES, ALPACAS .Ac.
l LONDON A ZIMMERMAN.
Y Novembers *29 2t
Hats.?we have a very a
Large lot of HATS, which we will sell cheap. Also,
1 a lot of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. At
LONDON A ZIMMERMAN'S. ?
Novembers 29 2t 8?
. POCKET KNIVES.?AFIffE E
1 assortment of POCKET KNIVES, at all prices, from
20 cents up: At LONDON A.ZIMMERMAN'S,
i, November 2 v 29 tf
: CALT.?LIYERPO?)L SALT AND *
O a good article of. SUGAB anB COFFEE. For sale by be
LONDON k ZIMMERMAN, an
v At Esq. Jefferys' Old 8tand. N
November 2 29 2t
Dye stuffs.?a good as- t1
SORTMENT of DYE STUFFS: Foe sale by
^ LONDON k ZIMMERMAN.
^ November 2 x 29 - ".St
if ??
I FLOYI), DOBSOW & CO. j
? REMOVAL! 10
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
d mHB undersigned tale this method to Inform their f1
1 customers and the pubUc generally, that tliey have "
* RE&10VED their STOCK OF GOO DSL to the building M
formerly occupied by LINDSAY k GORDON, where
i they have on hand an assortment of - '
i dry goods, &
d crockery-ware, - r'- ?
' hardware, hats,
shoes, groceries,
p .fancy articles, i
d &C., &C., &C., H
" Which they will SELL AS CHEAP as any other concern ?
in Yorkvllle. ?
Tlielr TERMS arc CASH, and persons will please not r.
ask for Credit * Ja
- (O- All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE at the hlghe? of
<J market prices, will be taken. In EXCHANGE for GOODS. M
. ' Give us a call?we do not charge for showing our goods.
f' floyd, dobson & co. s.
Yorkvllle, Sept 14, 1865. 22 tf
. ?aa lbs. of hemlock 7
"1 ts\J\J LEATHER. Just received and for sale by i
' FLOYD, DOBSON fc CO. ^
h November 2 29 tf
an
Corn.?5,000 bushels of a
CORN, wanted by ^ ' s 1,1
fLOYD, DOBSON fc CO. H
p November % .29 "* tf
iton-wake of all kind 8. a
JL Just received and for sale by
FLOYD, DOBSON k CO.
m October 26 . 28 . ?tf
waterfalls and head _
I Y y NETTS of the latest style, from 25 cents to $5,00. r
j- Just received and for sale by . ^
FLOYD. DOBSON k CO. S
j October 36 , 28 ' . tf ^
TRON.?5000 LBS. OFIJRON. Li
JL Just received and for sale by
FLOYD, DOBSON A CO. th
? October 26 . 28 tf at
d : Dl
o KAA SACKS O F SALT. ?
v 0\J\J For sale by FLOYD, DOBSON A CO. Gl
e October 19 . . 27 tf
! DR. JOHN MAY.
; - s
;> FRESH ARRIVALS k
OF Keroslne, Castor, Olive, Train and Linseed OILS, on
In barrels. ?
Barrels of Blue Vitriol. Borax, Alum, Epsom Salts, Ex- ?
tract Logwood, Soda. Cnalk, Whiting, Lampblack, Sul- <
g phur, Copperas, Madder, Indigo, Spanish Brown, Bed u,
5 Saunders, Venetian Bed. Ultra marine Blue, Concentrated ^
a Lye. Clue, Putty In bladders. thl
White Lead, and Lead in a variety of colors.
e Marking, Stencil, and all kinds of paint and other Brushes. ^
>f Maccaboy, Scotch and American Snuffer . G.
Superior and genuine French Brandy, and pure Bourbon
Whiskey ; pure juice of the Grape Wines, such as Maderla,
Port, Sherry aifd Molagn, seleoted expressly for Mcd_
iclnal purposes. Besides numerous other articles too te
dious to enumerate, may ail be found for sale, at the York
- Drug8tore. Dr. JOHN MAY,
Druggist, Ac. _
November 2 29 tf
wan rnntt mrao Ai
- nil. junii muxj
to
DHUGGiaT, ctoO., dbC,, a[
Y O SEVILLE, S. 0., 3
r . d?
optn^j tlm^wejj- st
? ^the^o^'of Yo?kn'll^ ?*
'* then will success be certain. He has Just returned from fv
the best DRUQ-MARKEtS of the North, where he has W.
purchased for nett cash, a large and seleet assortment of &n'
- Drugs and Medicines, , . Yc
Paints, Oils and Dye-Stuflfe,
4 Putty, Window-Glass, &a, (
White Lead and Lead of all Colors.
Pure WINES,1 BRANDIES and other Liquors fll
for Medicinal purposes. . \
PERFUMERY In elegant and endless varieties. UI
Family and Toilet SOAPS, in any quantity and quality.
Hair, Shaving, Nail. Tooth, Paint, Sash,'Clothes, Blacking,
nod Howe BRUSHES.
Pocket, Fine, Coarse, and extra-fine Dressing COMBS. -
Fine-Cut and Cavendish Chewlpg TOBACCO. "
Several fine brands of ? X
I SMOKING TOBACCO. ?
v Lorlllard's, Maccaboy, Scotch and American SNUFFS, wl
e All of DR. JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES, and a
II variety of others.
D Tobacco and Snuff BOXES, and a thousand and one ~
FANCY ARTICLES usually found In a well conducted
DRUGSTORE.* __
PHYSICIANS and country marcnants sum/iicu .a^ uic ij
lowest rates and their custom respectfully solicited. '
LADIES and Children, as well as the sterner sex, will
here Hod many a nice -and desirable article, betides nause pr
atlnr medicines. in
I- PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared w
le and yut up.- ha
iv?_ invihim nnt in store will be nromnllv ordered from to
1 tbsNorthfor my customer*. I?0
' October 13 88 / * C tf
r, N
TO THE PUBLIC, I
T ADAMS, McCOEKL?* CO'S OLD 3TA3T0, ' f|3
Ve annow opening * very. LABSE 8TQCK OP AB- 9nS
STED QOODS u3 will uk you o" - KS
O A Xr H
'*' fl
ic?j5> ?xc?ti^SrG^^ I
September 91 -*4 . :rU 93 - BR
Uw ED, far which we w|b|^ty |jw||
(eptember 'SL* ^T' ?IC^kJe k P0* 0Id 1^' , j|l|
500 cS-s S,aS? J& I
IpqraohWMpdcn. V.tt,ita?Ci
At Adims, McC?U? fc'CofOJdl Stand. <9H
September 21 . S3 w8m*
i?~0LFBCSI]\E8S RESUMED.
.... THESubaciiber hereby ftfifl
inform* the PUBLIC, MJBJ
that^ be twU rCKUthed hie Hnu
line, with ocotncfls and dlspaiet^i "at ^rices'1 current H
I
EAR, if well need, and their ownetahin remala tmd*n- HwW
d. Trtxa?CASH, OR BARTER. ^ TTjjj
AGAIN. I
AJLL mnall Cattery, 8t^l K,tr^^ Mmto On
SrSssvSfisfJp^SSssSi&sti^ 9
, T^m OR^BA^a |
YET ' jllB
BTIZED, together with ?otnc other Mathematical Ihstru- B
rata made and repaired by the aubsGrlber. _ HQ|
Tftuts?CASH, OR BARTER. 5 22^* uBl
MOREOVER. fi
SILVERING by lunA cornea'. and^^INO Wttfa^SlI- gSMi
c^BAmra:?^11^' jls?
October 13* 38 ?!|Hb*wP' H
-?: i m i"' 3E* JwW
BUBROWS, BLA? jfrsB). |
Uf. 1' .1' :er?=?-f>* '^KB
T6,H HATCEFOED'S OLD STAND. M
We would respectfully In rite the attention of thepttblic ' - BaEfl
nernlly, to our large and railed aaaortment 6t . HfK
RY-G00D8,
. SHOES, BOOTS, 1
CROCKERY, NOTIONS,
AND HARDWARE, 388
1 of which have jut been received from the North. (sflhl
MERCHANTS FROM TQE COUNTRY, wbowM to fHBl
lya small Stock of Good*, would do well toeaS and ex- uM
line. We will adll to them at a vbry amall per cent, on nB^H
ew York Coat.- . - V . HBH
COME EVERYBODY AND LOOK, we charge nothing fflK
rahowlnc. We are determined.to SELL CHEAPER fS^H
HAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. ' " * . %&B
September 31 ' ^WS.RLAIR^
_ , iSfe&J . ?
MILLS, AC., FORIALE M
The Subscrlbere oiler for aale, the MILLS trtmated M nffl
uawba Rlrer, oae and a half mllea above the RdOrand SMH
owing. Tbe-MMa are in acodondar } wlthan utcoaeiry HgBBfflB
ipendajee for making fine FLOUR and good MEAL;? BRjjjW
Sere t* a fine no of custom to tbe-MUla and food rpeds EflH*
iding to them- Tbe buildings arenretty Air. Attached rwtQa
the Mill* are B
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAB. |9S
Tbe WATER POWER alone, has heap-ettlmatM BY fdfcIS
JDGES to be worth TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS? , * WW
la a moat excellent situation for any. kind of Machinery, 9M0
iii iiiitn in nf ihi iiias inn hn inmadmauad
A large lotiof HOGS can it*> be porcto^<fAe4fed. SSB
I^PAra^?Ca^SfJ-.
Nomnbera ,? 29 ' tf ' I
.- HOUSE-PAKTIf 6, 4Cr t$ SB|
NELSON DAVIS respectfully informs the-citizens of
ork and the surrounding Districts, that ne Is ready and !63Hl
Uitag to attend to Uie business of Plata attd Ornamental 9BM9
OUSE-PAINTING, GLAZING and PAPER-HANGING. BMW
e prides himself especially, In being obfe to imitate uic- H
By strici attentlob to business, he bopes.tn secure aahare iMML
pub He patronage, and feels assured, tint he will ne able HBW
nvs entire satlstactlen to those veto may employ him. S9K
(Xf- All communications addressed to Mm at YorkvUle, ? gr
C., will meet with prompt attention. <3? 5 j -HB
w? V ' ? ?"? ??S- Hi
- .. i.' ' . zB2?|
JOUTH CAROLINA.~YORK DIS- 1
J THJCT?Whsreas MARY ?. LOVE k J. J: MOORE fflW
ive applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all SSSHj
d singular, the goods and chattels, rights and credits of I'/wVW!
. F. LOVE, late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to eltfc and admonish til and singular |HH|
e kindred and creditors of the sgid deceased, to be and QBBM
pear before me at oar next. Ordinary's Court for the said WWB
strict, to be holden at York' Court Home, on the 13th flNH
Ms? IH|
i van under my hand and Sea^ this 30th day of October, In fitMB
the year of our Lord one thoijsand eight hundred and gHH
rixty-dre, and in the ninetieth year of the Independence Rj
of the United States of America. - , yffffWI
JOHN A. BROWN, O-'Y. D. felgpil
November a . . . ? '.v M
SOUTH CAROLINA?YORK DISJ
TRICT.?Whereas, JAMES M. McDOWELL and BWBH
jHN K. McDOWELL, have applied to me for Letters of ifjXMn
dmlnlstratlon on all and singular the goods and chattels, BBWH
jhts and credits of SAMUEL McDOWELL, late of the SEgajS
[strict aforesaid, deceased. (WEM
These are therefore to cita and admonishaU.ond Singular, >BME1
e kindred and creditors of the said dfeteaaed, to'he and
ipear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said fimmH
[strict, to be holden at Yprk Conn House on the 13th day HWB
NOVEMBER next, to shew cause, if any,'.why the WHjagl
id Administration should not be granted. > v < SSBH
ven under my hand and Seal, this 31st day of Oc- EbBmH
tnhsr in the vear of oni Lord one thousand etaht hun- Hi
dred and sixty five, and In the' ninetieth year ofths In- H9H
dependence of the United State* of America, mSHC
JOHN A. BROWN, 0. f. D. ?SR
November 2 29 St* HHjfHB
iOUTH CAROLINA-YORK ?18J
TRICT.?Whereas H. H. DHENNAN and C T. R8HI
EE, have applied" to me for Letter* of Artuilntgratien. ' HE
Hi
Id, deceased, . IkS
rfiese are. therefore, to cue and admonish all and itinn- I^KqR
the Wndredund credltonrof the said decesaod, to be . BaCHI
d appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court far . RU
s said District, to be LoMefi at YoHcCourt House", on the
th day of November, next, to shew cause, If any, why SgMIM
s saidadmlnlstfatlon should not ba granted. '
van under my hand and Beal, this Slsf day pf Oc Hnl
tober In the "year of our Lord one thousand eight bun- ZEiilfw
dred and sixty-five, and In the ninetieth year of the In tMSHB
dependence of the United States of America. mB
JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D. LfflBfi
November 9 29 ** 2t* ^9n
f H. FAULKNER & WIFE, VS. MB
' a. k. SAV1LLE, ET. JIL.?lx Eqcitt?York? 9H
11 far P?mriwi'ar t.??A V .n
It appearing to my satisfaction that A- K.feavflle, Jo- {ffiijfW
ine B. SavUle, Nancy F. Crockett, James M. Patieoon, R
e children of David Han and his wife Marl oh lately deased.
(names unknown;) the children of Henry Ward and 2h0H
s wile, Sarati, lately deceased, (names unknown;) defen- mt
nts In above stated case, reside beyond die limits of this SBQBj
ate: It Is, therefor*, on motion of J. Bolton Smith, So- HmUb
Itor for Complainants, ordered, that said absent Defcn- |H
nts do appear and plead, answer or demur tovbe bill filed R9H|||
this case within three months from tiie publication of nMjM|
Is notice, or said bill will be takes pro cott/eWutiotbem.
(?20.) WALTfUi B. MEXT8, c. a. t. n. |U
August 31 20 3m
NOTICE?HAVING' S0H3 OUT ffiBB
O m? entire Interest In the WATCH ant*. JEWELRY KR9
JSINI&S, I would invite nli my friends and patrons to
II on Mr. e. e. McCAFFREY. at Mr. H. P. ADICKE8' Kin
."ORE, and make payment He Is authorised ID settle RHH
tlie Business.
Mr. e. e. McCaffrey wiU continue the WATCH BSW3
a jewelry business, in alUtayncbxts bunches, In - JB
irkvlllc. I bespeak for t&Mbe liberal 'kttwiatffl? all BMHi
r friends and customer*. He R a No. 1 WORKMAN,* iRflaBj
d fully able and competent to give general sedsflmtion. H
b.-mTkirkpatrick.' WWai
October 19 27 4t HHB
in 1111IISS UlMItt
IN THE ADIOKE8' kJUILDING, ' fl
IP-STAIRS,
i/TILES JOHNSON respectfolly in- WWW
tJL forma his friendsnd custnueis that hi* HARNESS RHH
VD SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT ban been removed H
the second story of the "ADfCKEti' BUILDING," BMBli
iere he Is nrenamd to eveeuie all Work in his hoe ttSKSri
HiLBB JoanKw. mm
September ax 83 :y B
AMBROTYPES, II
"p-Stairs in the "Adickea Building." BsBBH
HAVING received a new supply of jptertaia.r am now
epared to take AMBR0T7P?8 and PHOTOGRAPHS *
all the various styles, at pticea LOWER than before the 99EMRB
nr. By thus reducing my prkfefvhPe every one eSe H
ts advanced upon old charges, 1 hope to Induce persons IB^R
make pbotographlc^ricturea'as common a thing In thU MBW
mm unity an they are la other*. J. R. BCHORB. B
October 13 SO .am HU
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