Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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----- V be looked upon by the Freed man oot as a fete of bohdegev but as it really is?a good tome extoncfed to them by the benevolence of tfceir employor." EDITORIAL INKXIKGS. As oor lady friends are all intereated in the fashions of the day, we give an article from the Round Tablt, showing x the predominant color wbioh will be worn ' this winter by the female sex : . "The rage this season is for red?so eay - lite fashion writers. Red dresses, red skirts, led jackets, red'cloaks, red in the bonneta, red ribbons to adorn the bair, and, to oome down to latest Parisian innovation, bright ml hooped skirts and equally bright scarlet ohmets. 'What is the object of scarlet corsets sud scarlet hooped skirtrP said a 'lady to &e attendant in g store where those gaudy articles were displayed. 'Object,' repeated the woman eyeing her interlocutor ooutemptuously, ?wby they are the latest ?-a. In the geperal flight of men and 4R0P^-tfce time of Sherman's odvaooe oft Colombia last Spring, the robe of the Speaker of the Boose of Representatives went the way of the missing. At the recent session of the Legislature Mr. J. Harleston Read, of GsorgetowD, pot the Legislature in search- of,this missing relic lis use has been connected with the Speaker's desk from tbe Colonial days of the State, and we hope the search after .it may prove* saeoesafoi. ? We are glad to have snch favorable tidings, of the progress of the railroads in this State towards completion, as is contewed in the following paragraph from tbe Charleston Carolinian r "Magrath's toad, tbe South Carolina, now carries passengers to Bamberg, on the j ronte to Augusta, some fifteeq miles from i Branchrille; this lessens the wagoning j distance to Johnston's Tarn-Oat, where j you again take the railroad to Augusta.? ' On the Colombia branch yon may now make j your way by rail to Hampton's ; about four mile* from Colombia. Yoa may reasonably hope, to reaeh Colombia itself by rail by the feat of Jaocary. We take it for granted that by the 15th of January the Sooth Carolina road wrill land yoa in Augusta. The Greon-, vi)1e and Columbia Road is now working from the lower termioos, and will probably, by the first of January, exhibit bat a ten mile gap between tne two termini. Tbe officers of tbe C. k 8. C. Rail Road, hare succeeded in moping their trains as far ts Ridgewsy, fifteen miles below Wionsboro, and twenty-two from Colombia. They promise its completion to the latter point by tbe 1st of April. * MEBE-MENTION. R. P.-Waring, editor ef tbe Charlotte Timet *was arrested a few daya since by order of Ceo Sugkr, and taken to Raleigh. Tbe arrest was made, it is said, on account o? articles that have recently^ appeared in tbe TKmcs. It is supposed that he will be admitted to bail. William ^lnby Trescott, Esq., who waa appointed by the Convention as agent to represent the into net of tbe people of the State at Washing ton, publishes a card in the Charleston papers, in which he state* that "this agency was terminated by the election of Senators and membejs of Congress, and that all communications should in fntore be addressed to them." : The Legislature of South Carolina has appropriated twenty five hun dred dollars for the purpose of enclosing the ^ ' 4- * XT ^0^4- o grOCQdS 01 ine-x^ew oww auuso. ? ft is stated that several privateers are about to sail from oar porta to prey upon French commerce, under the flag of the Republic of Mexico. Joeh Billings toys, "when once axed if I believe in the final salvation of men, I sed yes, bat let me pick the ? men." Governor Allison and Mr. Yulsx, of Florida, and General Mercer, of Georgia, are the only State prisoners now remaining in Fort Pulaski."- Thieves in Madrid, Spain, stole the bed clothes from the oholefa patients The'"Trent" ?the historic vessel, associated with the aeixafe of Mason and Slidell, has not long snrvhed the American war.. At last,, accounts she was at the Isle of Dogs, where she was- to be broken np. Her oareer/is ended. A single onnoe of powder, plaoed in an eighteen ioob-mortar, wpiob is aimed at an angle of forty-five degrees, is oapable of projecting a twenty-foor pound ball a distaoee of three hundred and fifty yards The smsll pox is raging among the freedtnen in the vicinity of Selma, Alt., to suoh an extent that they are not allowed to enter that oity except under roost pressing circumstances-. Mr. J. H. BoATWaiGHT, the Messenger of the House of Representatives, has been appointed the Private Secretary of Gover nor Orr. Virtue Springs from indue- j try father than religion. We care not bow "pious" a man is, let him "loaf a week, and he will feel the devil in him bigger than a woodoook. Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agrieulture, is supplying all the Southern members of Coogreat with seeds, and also furnishing, his report for distribution throughout the Southern States.** "President Johnson has approved the bill to prevent the importation of oattle, and the bill for the selection of jurors in the Distriotof Columbia. These are the first two laws passed since he attained to the Presidency. Previous to the adjournment of the Sonth Carolina Legislature, Colonel C. H. Simonton, of Charleston, was elected Speaker of the House or Represeqfatives, vice Hon. A. P. Aldrich, elected Judge Mr. 9. L. Leaphart, of Columbia was "elected Comptroller Goneral.*--*;"*-maximilian has pla oed $2,000,000 in the 'aands of M. F. Maury, to aid in securing immigration to Mexioo.* * ? *Voltaire'a old dressing gown sold in Paris' recently for 990 fr. Gen. Wadb Hampton was in Montgomery, Alabama, on tjbe 12th ultimo, fie was invited to a Beat in the Legislature which be aoeepted, in a short address '.' The Kentucky Legislature has passed a. bill pardoning all persons who daring the rebellion oouunitted treason against the Commonwealth, and removing the legal jfc. A,!.v > disabilities imposed ou rebels by previous legislation < Ik is reported that r General Grant, daring bis recent visit to this State, expressed tbe opinion that in ten years tbe South would be richer than before tbe star: "The following persons were eleoted by the Legislature President and Directors of tbe Bank of tbe State : President?C. M. FUbman; Di feotors?W. C- Dukes, J. P. DeVeaux, J J Brabham, 0. P. Hanckel Major-Gencral G. W. Smith iB the National Express Company's manager in New York. Ait the General Assembly of the Presby tetian Chorcb, Sooth, lately held at Macon, Georgia, the name of the Church was changed to "The Presbyterian General Assembly of the United States.", The next meeting of the Assembly will be held at Memphis, Tennessee The Charleston papers announce the sudden death of Brigadier General J. H. Trappier The President has pardoned Hon. Wil ltam A. Graham, of N. Garoliha.-' Gen. John B Hood, Ihte C. 8 A., was recently married to MissiPRESTON, daugb ter of Gen John S. Preston, of Colutrr 'bia, S. G. A gentleman from Texts says that it is not known what has become of Senator Wigfall. It is considered oertain that he has not orossed the State into Mexico, and if-in the United States his locality is a secret. -Many believe that he is dead.- "A bill is before the Georgia Legislature prohibiting negroes enter ing the State. General Howard has issued an important order, making-the of fieers of tbe.Freedmen's Bureau subordinate to General Grant and the other military authorities. But two Revolutionary soldiers are now living: Wm Hdtchinb, of Maine, and Samuel Cook, of Now York. It is rumored that some Washington office-holders .who oppose the President's reoonstrnotion policy are to be dis missed. "'Why talk about not sleeping a wink when people in their sleep nev er wink. A military order has been issued to the white children of Savannah in whiohtbey are cautioned against stoniog negro children There is soon to take place in. New Orleans an impressive Masonio ceremony?the holding of what is called by the fraternity a "Lodge of Sorrow"?the ooca.siou being the oommemoration of the members of "the mystic tie" who have died do ribg the war. . Jinancial & Commmial. ft7- It will be remembered by our readers that the prices quoted below are In currency or "greenbacks" unless otherwise specially stated. COMMERCIAL. Yoke villi:, January.3, 1865.?The following are the prices, payable in specie, prevailing in tins market: . Corn, 90 cents to $1 per bushel; Peas, $1 per bunco!; Flour, $12 to $13 per barrel; Sugar, per pound, 12X to 20c; Coffee, per pound,26 to 90c ; Bagging, per yard, 88to 90c; Manilla Rope, per pound, 28 to 90; Hemp Rope, per poqpd, 80 to 25c; Cheese, per pound, 25 to.30c; Fresh Fuik, per pound, 8 to 10c. iJ4 V. - %&y~tU -l-~ r Cotton.? The transactions In this article forthe past wteR have been limited. Several small lots were sold at froth. 22 . to 24 cents. A good article oidyvwould command the latter price. . . New York, December 29.?The Cotton market is buoyant at S3 cents. Charleston, December 29.?For the past week the markef for cotton, has been Inactive, aud for several days of the week we could leant of no salts. Yesterday some transactions took place, and we were Informed of sales of about 100 bales-at 46 to 47 cents per pound, for strict to goqd Middling Cotton, and we would renew our quotations of the previous week, say Middling Cotton, 44 'to 45 cents per pound, strict to Good Middling, 46 to 47 cents per pouqd. Charlotte, Jhnuaryl Cotton ranges'from 25 to 26c. in specie. ; > ' FINANCIAL. Charlotte, January 1.?Gold 1.40. Charleston, December 29.?Gold is purchased by the Bankers at 45 and sold ai 46. Acoduta, December 25.?Broken are buying gold at 1.46 and selling at 1.47. South Carolina Bank notes arc quoted as follows' ' Bank of Camden, 20 ; Bank of Charleston, 20; Bank of Cheater, 22 ; Bank of Georgetown, 22; Bank of Hamburg, 22; Bank of Newberry, 28; Bank of South Carolina, 20; Bank of the State of South Carolina,24; Commercial Bank I Columbia, 20; Exchange Bank, Columbia, 20; Fanners' > and Exchange, 13; Merchants', Cherayv, 20; People's < Bank,'51; Planter's Bank, 20 ; Planters' and Mechanics' Bank,23; Southwestern Ball Road, 30; State Bank, 12; Union Bank, 70. Richmond, Dec. 28.?Brokers arc buying gold at 1.45 and selling ail.47. The following are the quotations for South and North Carolina.Bank Notes:. South Carolina.?Bank of Camden 40 cents, Charleston 20 ; Chester 20; Georgetown 20; Hamburg 20 ; New berry 23; South Carolina 18 ; State of South Carolina 20 ; Commercial Bank, Columbia 18; Exchange Baqk, Columbia 10; Fanner#'and Exchange 10; Merchants', Cberaw. 20; People's Bank 45; Planters'Bank 20; Planters' and Mechanics' Bank 25; Southwestern Railroad Bank 30; State Bank 10; Union Bank 60. North Carolina.?Bank of Cape Fear 38; Charlotte, 33; Clarendon 15; Commerce 22; Fayettevllle 15; Lexington 33; North Carolina 38; Roxboro' 38 ; Thomasvlllc 38, Wades borough 22; Bauk of Washington 15; Wilmington 20; Yanceyville 15; Commercial Bank, Wilmington 18; Farmers' Bauk of North Carolina 33; Greensborough Mutual Insurance Company 20; Merchants' Bank, Newbeni 38; Mlucrs' and Planters' Bank 33. /' ISpuiual. \ Marrikd?Ou the 21st of December, by Rev. James R. Baled. Mr. JOHN 3H1LLINGLAW and Miss REBECCA WHERRY, all of this District. In Cummlng, Forsyth county, Ga., on the 28ih of November, by tbe Rev. Mr. Pleper, Mr. F. H. MJJLLINO tfcuu niH OALiUiCi ;nwu??, w uinv piawc. . .. ?Irrfuarj. Diej>?In Yorkvlllc. on Monday, 25th ultimo, Mrs. AMANDA J. HERNDON, wife pf Mr. Joseph Hepndon, In the 43rd year of lier age. At her residence, on Snnday morning, the 31st ultimo, Mrs. CLARRI8SA IL, wife of W. L. Harris. 0 exe cutors, administra-. T0R8 AND GUARDIANS?Executors, Administrators and Guardians, are hereby notified to make their ANNUAL RETURNS, forthwith; those failing to do so will be dealt with as the law directs. JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D. January I 37 i 3t Administrator s notice^ XX All persons having claims against the estate of HUGH W. CAMPBELL, deceased, late ot York District, Will present them to the undersigned, ln-Lancaster District, in the time prescribed by law. Persons Indebted 10 said estate wilt come forward and settle the same. R.. M. SIMS, Administrator. January 4 . 37 3t stolen?frommy plantaO TION. on SUNDAY. lPtii of DECEMBER ultimo, a BROWN rfORSEJMULEf, 6 years old. His inane and tail lias been trimmed and recently frown out. It U branded with the letter "8" on the left shoulder, aud marked with the gears. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for the delivery of the MULE to me, and TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Iter the conviction of the thief. K. A. SPRINGS, Rock HIU, S. C. January 1 37 3t* HOUSE AND EOT FOR RENT. . v-x THE Subscriber having determined to A/JlL?take charge of the Board tug Department of the Yorkville Female Seminary, offers FOR BENT..her convenient and desirable HOUSE AND LOT, the well known residence of the late Rev. Mr.. Adams. The house has 7 COMFORTABLE ROOMS. There is an excellent GARDEN on the Lot, some choice Fruit Trees, convenient outbuildings und a GOOD WELL. Any person wishing to rent, might do wcU to apply immediately to MRS. df. W. THORNWELL. January 4 37 lit COUTH C AROLINA.^-Y ORK DISO TRICT.?Whereas WM. WHYTE has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on alt and singular, the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Rev. A. WHYTE, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be und appear before me at our qext Ordinary's Crurt for the said District, to be halden at York Court House, on the 15tU day of January instant, to shew cause, If any, why the said Administration should not be granted. -Given under my hand and Seal, this 2d day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand cifdu hundred and sixty-aix, nod In the ninetieth year of the Independence of the United States of America. JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D. ' January 4 37 -it' IIIMI1I1II1II III MM! Ill SECOND 8TOCIJF NEW 600E?. tot. W. H. 91'CeBSLE if AS tost returned from New Vatk With. a SECOND STOCK/ OF NEW GOODS, selected with peat care for this immediate market. The stock embraces Fancy Goods. Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Ac., and will be sola as cheap as the cheapen. The public-are Invited to chit and examine. * .'.> ...- - '.** The 8tore will be ibund in the Brick portion ofSTO WE>9 HOTEL-rthe room formerly occupied by L. BLOOMBERG fc BRO. WAKTKD?N'orth Carolina BANK BILLS, at market value ; WOOL, BEESWAX, LINSEY, JANES, Ac. * W. H. McCORKLE. ' January 4 37 tf ^ A LARGE LOT.OT BLANKETS. T For sale by . W. H. McCOBKDE. mat January 4 37 , 0 T?RESH FISH.-EORSALE BY ? JO W. H. McCORKLE. January 4 . .37 tf JK A/TILES' SHOES.-JUST RE- 4 xio. uuvtu a nne assortment ot tinuics- ana utuuc- ? men's SHOES, from the celebrated- manufactory of T. 3< MILES fc SON, Philadelphia At At W. H. McCOBKLE'S. 5t October 96 28 tf 4S ?? ? ? ' *T pROCKERY. A LARGE LOT \ V_y of CROCKERY of every description, which will be villi sold at prices prevailing befbrathe war. At 6t W. H. McCOBKLE'S. 7t October 26 28 tf . ,8t qnttff.?a large quantity . $ O of LORILLARD'S SCOTCH SNUFF, Just received rTJ by W. H. McCORKLE: 1 October 96 28 "tf TTrocerIes^sugar, cof- ? \JT FEE and TEA. For salety ?| W. H. McCORKLE. E October 96 '98 tf {4 Bagging and roping". ;? For sale by W. H. McCORKLE. a.?i October 26 28 tf 4J - lcgU Cotton yarn .?stowe's COTTON YARN. For sale by 8 , W. H. McCORKLE. ~ Jo October 96 98 tf J" saddles and bridies.?a "? large lot of SADDLES AND BRIDLES. For sale by P . W. H. McCORKLE. M October 26 28 tf M - . ' 5c tolas k books.-a lot op "35 JL) BLANK BOOK8, PAPER, ENVELOPES, fee. 21 For rale by ' W. IL McCORKLE. 129 October 96 28 t? S3 UALT! SALT!!?300 SACKS OF Jj O LlVERtOOL SALT. For gaiety Otl W. H. McCORKLE. Che. DecetabtS^ ' .34 tf 24 . - ? o barrels spirits turpen- * JU TINE. r" Tho 1 Barrel Tanners OIL. 1 Barrel Machinery OIL; * 4 Boxes FamUy Fancy CRACKERS. > ' Mi 8 do. Family CHEESE. do. Family RAISINS. S 8 Cans, of 5 gallons each, PETROLEUM OIL .. . 5 Boxes Superior CHEWING TOBACCO. 3? $1 Cam extra fine SMOKING TOBACCO. Vine Snuff and Tobacco BOXES, he., now expected Bree daily, at the YORK DRUG STORE. ? *1 January 4 37 * tf Oil COTTON SEED. bug BUSHELS OF COTTON .SEED FSR 33i SALE. Purchasers Airnlshlng SACKS can ";T( have their SEED DELIVERED AT ROCK HILL, on the jam! Charlotte and 8. C. Railroad. Apply to Col. J. W. kAWLINSON, or at the YorR Drug Store, to. . M ^ DR. JOHN MAY. Q&- Columbia Pketnix end Fairfield Newt copy three tftnetf ~ and send accounts to this Office. . January 4 37 . . tf rr\r\ PoTrrcnsniT rppswa y * m ouu wanted immediately at tlie I ^ ' YORK DEOG STORE. T< January 4 37 if. .? t. . . . - 10 900 bushels dried apples ? mv/v/peeled aud in good condition. Apply at the 481 YORK DRUG STORE. 4* January 4 V ' 37 . ' ... if 441 1? ' r . Tc THE CRY IS STILL THEY COME. ^ Pure Liquor?, pare Holland Schnapps, pore Bodrbon atari} and Monongahcla Whiskcy.obl/Cognac Brandy, oid Ma- ddta deira, Port, Sherry, Malawi aridCUrct Wines, for ModicJ- by tl nal purposes., Attire YORK nRHOyST<kWB.sii -~?1 December 7 31 . tf polm . - , 'uawti.. ..? > feft III Pure spices, mace, cloves, ffi Nutmegs, Pepper, Mustard, ground and whole Cinua- tion nion, ground and whole Ginger, ground and whole Spice. I"V At the YORK DRUG STORE. prod December 7 34 tf Into : . 11 ^ WlIT "dure essences of vanilla, jsfe JL Pineapple, Rose, Lemon, Pettcb, Almonds, Straw- of tli berry, Nutmeg, Jamaica Ginger, Jtc., At the only YORK DRUG STORE. . toaii December 7 ,34 tf V. : , ? : . Izatii QRACKERS.?FIRE CRACKERS Sm for -the Boys. At tite YORK DOUG STORE. Bitot cember 7 34 tf ap3 . Houi By POSITIYELY, NO CREDIT! WE are grateful to our friends for the liberal patronage Ja tiestowed on us, and will be pleased to wait on them at any ind all times, and SELL THEM GOOD8 LOW FOR n p DASH. We are determined to do A CASH BUSINES8, and n Itope no one will ask us for CREDIT, as we cannot grant Is It. . FLOYD, DOBSON k CO. January 4 37 - tf p ANDY AND~R AISIN S.? V_y For sale by. FLOYD, DOBSON & CO? December 14 * -35 tf T^GOSIEGGS!!?500 DOZVEGGS B JLd waittm), by Christmns. At FLOYD, DOBSON k CO'S. December 14 * '35 If - 1A A lbs. "CAROLINA BELLE" cfl 1UU SNUFF. ForwUcjjy^^ nrin^Av. fj December 1-1 1 * 35 tf 1 AAA POUNDS OF FLOUR.? XaV V V/ For sale by A1 7 FLOYD, DOBSON k CO. St?. December 14 35 tf gOU IN WARE OF ALL KINDS.? * Just received and for sale by PR] FLOYD? DOBSON k CO. . reap December 14 35 tf- - Ja 'lO BOXES OF CHEESE.? iw XW Just received aud for sale by ~ *". > FLOYD, DOBSON k CO. December 14 35 --if * .. ' B. 1 PAST STEEL.?600 POUNDS OF Si NAYLOE'B bett REFINED CAST STEEL, of Jo every nliapc and description. On hand and for sale by & CABROLL, CLARK 3t CO. ? November 2 29 tf ^ H~ EMLOCK LEATHER^?1,000 ? pounds of selected HEMLOCK LEATHER, of Rt Miiiwrlnrnualltv. which will be sold CHEAP by W CARROLL, CLARK fc CO. M Novembers 29 , , if cc TJRIDLES AND SADDLES.?A' w" _D fine assortment of Gent1* BRIDLES k SADDLES, wltl For sale by CARROLL, CLARK fc CO. pen November 9 30 tf Eno t 1660 T IME.?A GOOD LOT OF LI>1E. J( JL-V For Sail; by CARROLL, CLARK fc CO. ? November 16 31 ..-if W~ R A P PIN G P A P E R7? Pi For Dole by CARROLL, CLARK & CO. R November 9 30 . tf crea PAROLINA BELLE " SNUFF.? 2S Vj For inle by CARROLL, CLARK fc OO. November 9 30 tf S. O. BROWIV, ATJCTIOKTEBR, "" RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of York District and the public generally, that be la still enraged in the H1 AUCTION BUSINESS, and is always ready to attend to * any calls that may be made upon him. M December 14 35 tf y0I F~"or clerk.?we are au! THORIZED to announce, J. F. WALLACE as a w. Candidate for Clerk of the Court of Common Fleas for ,, York District. The election will be held on the 10th of T , next montli. ' ' '' December 7 34 - . " tc* ^ NOTICE.?ALLPERSONSIN- DEBTED to the estate of JOSEPH HOWELL, deceased, are requested to make IMMEDIATE PAYMENT. Those having demands against the said estate will present TO them to the undersigned, at as early a day as possible. ; * SARAH ANN HOWELL, Executrix. f December 14 35 3t* P? . in I "DAGS WANTED.?TWO, CENTS Z l|i per pound in Specie, or THREE CENTS in curren to i cy, wjl be paid for C^AN Unen o^RAGS, de^lr cot January 4 37 ^ , _ qtove For. sale.?an of- I Opioe stove, or tmn j ? November 23 - * ' * *? * tf 1 HteAD-^rABTERsT" ^ OOL.tW C., Dec. 2), 1865. TbefoUovvIn/appofnlrne'riU of Officers In tlie Mill tlij-made byhl? EaceUency toe Governor and'COmldcr-tn-Chlcf, by and With the advlceond convent of the ate, iff pursuance of an Act at life General Assembly, irovide tor the re-orjanltaUnn of the Militia, are hereby ounced, and tbcy mil be obeyed and respected accords.: . \tf Division. Igjor-GoneralM.. W. OKyrWjWWd. . .- ? it Brigade?Brigadler-GCneral Joseph Newton Brown, lenon." ' - * ?*"* it Regiment?Colonel AbatlomBlythe, Green vWc. I RtSniient?Colonel W^C. K^lUi, Picket*. I Regiment?Colonel B. B.Arnoki.Grcenriile. h Regiment?Colonel Charters. .Mafflaop, Anderson, h Beflment?Colonel E. II. Barton, Plckcfw. id Regiment?Cojonel Thomas ft. Lee, Andeison'. 0 commandcompanies of tpounied men?^Joloncl W: [>|^a^3B^5ie>-General Alex. C. Haskell, Abbeh BcilinCIit?Colonel G. McDuffie MUler. Abbeville. I* Regiment?fiol{?te.Rol^L?AhBn?,WgefieJd. s sssdiffii s^^^ssssiaPBfe tit Regiment?Colonel Jwes.MllcM}, ?d ge fl r ia. b command companion of mourned men?Colonel J. ;othran, Abbeville. Si '.ifciiiiiHl MDivino"' *** ak>r-Generiiii'diRHon ltngoou.nartiweU. " rfclgade?Brigadler-GencraJ WfllJ?j?;-ElliMt, Beifufort. |li Regiment?Colonel Jan. It. Hagood, Barnwell, tli Regiment?ColonehHenry {J. dman, Beaufort, lb Regiment?Coloaol WlUlam L. Campbell, Colleton, th Regiment?Colonel Donald R. Barton, Orangeburg, tli Regiment?Colonel J. M. Stead man, Lexington. 4Regiment?Colonel J. Fletcher Brabnom, Barnwell. b command companies of moon ted men?Colonel Wm. tee, Colleton. .. . . . liBiigadet-Brfptdler-Genora] John A; -Wegener, Charth Regiment?Colonel Edward Magrath, Cliarlcston. th Regiment?Colonel Samuel Lord, Jr., Charleston. <h Regiment?Colonel Thomas E. Rnysor, -Charleston, th Regiment?Colonel J. C. Oft In, Berkeley, t Regiment of Rifle*?Col, C. H. Simon ton, Cbadeo3 command companies ol'mo anted men?Colonel P. >t AJIston, Charleston. 3d Divisionajor-General J. B. Kernhayr, Kcniliaw. It Brigade?Brigadier-General F. W. McMoster, iUchtli Regiment?Colonel J. Harrington Cooper, Sumter, nt Regiment?Colonel T. F. Clyburne, Lancaster, d Regiment?Colonel L. W. R. Blair, Kershaw, d Regiment?Colonel John Mclgban, Richland, th Regiment?Colonel W. T. Leseane, Clarendon. ) command companies of mounted men?Colonel Rob(. Sims. Lancaster. 1 Brigade?Brigadier-General William A. Walker, itecr -1 . lb Regiment?Colonel James P. Macfie, Fairfield, tb Regiment?Colonel J.'- H. Hlcm, Fairfield. th Regiment?Colonel Grandiaoo.Williams,-Chester, tb Beglment?Colonel John R. Cnlp, Chester. ? command companies ,of. mounted men?Colonel tnasW. Woodwird, Fairfield. ?A Division. ijor-General Robert F,':Graham, Marlon. , v >V J Brigade?Brigadlcr-Geher&l W. U. Evans, Darlington, tli Regiment?CotboelW, AUen Benton, Marlboro', tb Regiment?Colonel JL A. Law, Jiariington. th Regiment?Colonel O. M. 'Wcathorly, Marlboro'. > command compaulepof mounted men?Colonel f. L. don, Marlboro'. i Brigade?Brigadier-General Jas. T. Press!ey, Wfl burg. y rt Regiment?Coloncf James MeCutchen, WUItamsi Reglment^ColOfwl Duhcan Mclntvre, Marion. 1 Regipjad?Colonel Amijah H. Johnston, Horry^ > command compamtrs ui mouniua men-??/ujuuci u?r a Allstoa, Georgetown. ? 5th Division. r-:- '.r ijor-General Jam en H. Williams, Newbunry. J Brigade?Brigadier-General J. C. Winsmlth, 8parihfieglment?Colonel Joseph A. McLean, York. Hi Regiment?Colonel J amen Douglass, Union. Ih Regiment?Colonel Thomas J. Moore, Spartanburg, tli Rcghnept?Colonel fi Bank* Lyies, Spartanburg. 111 Regiment?Colonel John M. White, York. >command oompialc!f of mounted men?Colonel I- G. Jssick, Union. th Brigade?Brlgadlcr-Gcncral R. P. Todd, Laurens, th Regiment?Colonel Thoma* \V- Garyt Newbeny. th Regiment?Colonel W. W. Lester, Newberry, tli Regiment?CoIoBel G. W.Culbertson," Laurens. st Regiment?Colonel G. F. Monety, Laurens. ?, 111 Regiment?Colonel Harrison Floyd, Spartanburg. > comtuaud companiesof mounted men?Colonel ltobctsel, Unlonr5^?'w MaJorCenemlu commandingDivialoniswlll immedi' proceed to Issue their orders to their respective Brig -Generals to re-otgsnize their respective commands, te election of all commissioned officers of the line.a! Mow stic nw ?T t.re u Icuarft- Coiputi, ,an d by.the apLinent of aopcoawlNitiKit officcta^. ' I. Officers, now in commission, will continue to exerIheir respective offices until their successors shall be :ed and commissioned, and promptly carry into execuall orders given by their supedhra hi rank. '. The organization of the companies raised, under the tarnation of Governor Perry, for the police of the Sate, battalVms and regiment# in the respective brigades, be suspended untflfhrther orders "from tbls Department; in the. meantime, the officers ot such companies will 'ally observe the orders issued by the Post Commandants te United States forces In the respective Districts, and employ thelr.organlzatlon* as an auxiliary police force 1 the United States authorities in preserving order. Colonels commanding regiments will report the organ[>n of their respective commands, and their effective to the Brigadier-Generals commanding brigades, who make a consolidated return of their respective brigades tab their Major-Generals, to the office of the Adjutant Inspector-General, (at present at Newbetry Court ie,) on or before the '5th day of March next. ' order of the Governor: A. C. GARLINGTON, Adjutant and Inspector-General of 8. C. uuary 4 37 It . Fleming. .Sam'i. A. Nelsoh..Jambs M. Wilson. ? ? ? M MM? wV. n MM r. FLLmiWlr 6C uu., Wholesale Dealers .K oots, Shoes,. Trunks, &c.; . 4 Hayne Street, RIVER OF CHURCH STREET, H A RLE STON, S. C, Having Resumed Business r their old Rtand, 2 Hayne Street. Corner of Church et, are now receiving A LARGE AND WELL ASTED STOCK OF finnna TnvTMTKS. jtr.. ? , , hlch will be SOLD AT THE LOWEST MARKET CE. The patronage of former friend* and the Public is eetftilly solicited. nuary 4 ' 37 ' tf THE COURT OF OHDISARl , v YORK DISTRICT. Partition of Real Estate. ?. Lindsay, Applicant, ei. John Doster, Elizabeth Dosr, Will lain Doster, Jamas Black and wife, Jane; Ellen uteri Stnah Doster, Robert Doster and Lawrence Dosr, children of Martha Doster, deceased; Alcrstex Doster hn W. Dbster, Mary C. Doster, Margaret A. Doster, B. Doster, Felix Doster, Albert J. Doster, and Rnnilph Doster, children of George Doner, deceased; B; L Robiaon, W.*E. Robison, C. D. Robison, JobnRobln, Mildred Robison, Robert R. BoUJson. (who has since ed, leaving as hi* heln-at-law, his father, Clark Robin, and his brother* and sisters herein named, David 8. isseil, and wife, Margaret E.; William Drennan and Ife, Martha; children of Margaret A. Robison, formerly argeret A. Doster, hcfre-nt-law of Enoch Doster, do!Q8^(i. appearing to my patifffactJon tliat John Dorter, Elizabeth ter, William Doster, James Black and wife, Jane; and E. Robison, defendants In above stated case, reside tout this State, it is, therefore, ordered, that they do ap' and object to the division or sale of the real estate of ch Doster, deceased, on or before the 9th day of April, !, or their consent will be entered of record. r A. BROWN, O. Y. D. in amy 4 ^ 37 - 3m ? MAPE8> TITBOGE\IZEU HOSPHATE OF LIME. V putting on Twoliundred Pounds per Acre, it tylll in se the quantity of Cotton three hundred pounds or more, a Fertilizer contain* all the properties ol born-yard mail end improves the land. end your order* immediately in order to have them iu s forplantlng. end lor a Circular. Sold at Pactoiy prices, by tbe addiof the freight. ... H. W. KINSMAN, Sole Agent, 2711 King Street, Charleston, 8. C. tnuaiy 4 37 _2t EJVOVATI2VG AND CLEANSING WOOIjBW goods. [HS. J. E. GRIST respectfully informs the citizen* of kvlUennd vicinity, thatahc l* prepared to RENOVATE D CLEAN-Gentlemen's Corns. Panu and Ve*t*. and lies' Cloaks. REPAIRING DONE IF NECESSARY, atisfoctipn Guaranteed if the garments are not too much jju* or r AObi/. to : Capt. I. I). Witherspoon, G. R. Ratchford, M. Dobson, Titos. a. Dickson, M. Jones, W. I. Clawond Maj. J. G. Lindsay. Jtlcles left at the Printing Office will be attended to. eccmbcr 14 3S tf AMBB.OTYPES p-Stairs in the ''Adiokes Building IAVING received a new supply of materials, I am now pared to lake AMBROTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHt ill the various styles, at prices LOWER than bethre tin r. By thus reducing my prieos while every one ehh i advanced upon old charges, I hope to Induce personi make photographic pictures as common a thing in thl mhunlty as they are In oth'en.r , - J. R. SCHORR. Jctober 18 " 86 . 3m . ?OR OEBRE.?'WE ARB AU . THORlZEDto announce -SAMUEL 'E. MOORE q., as a Candidate for re-election to the Offlee of Cler the Court of Common Pleas, for York District. December 7 St te* YORKVTLLE FEMALE SEMINARY. 1 -jSl. THE Exercises of THlfl rNeTITOTIO^ IMj. wfllb?*ln> ? V., THE PIB8T MONDAY OF FEBRUARY. , r - tDw A eommodlotu Building has been secured, WMT' TEACHING AND BOARDING J ~ pubpoSES: MR3. N, W. THORN WELL will wke charge .of the BOARDING DEPARTMENT. Due attention wiU be riven toMUBrC and FRENCH. BOARD AN? TUITION, per session, #96 in.BPECIB, or Its equivalent. V DAY 9CHOLABfl,U?lk#l8widW. Promising to devote their best energies to tfieir work, the moncf, Vft-j H.G, Wlthewpoon, Esq., MayesvUle, 8. C.',; General' W. H. Wallace, Union, 8. C., or to Ran. J. HDHRnR *whBnan? i Pftamz, South Gpatinion, Sumter;. TTtUAoum, Abbeville Samur. Anderson V*x*U, BouUrftoPrvtyerion, and r" North Carolina iVejfci^m?n,wJIl each publish three times . and forward bUIa io this Office for'payment January 4 . 37 tf r; Pure GBOYlf ACADEMY. D1 tTHE FIRST SESSIOfr of this School Wilt de ^-?pchoaMONDA Y, the first day of JANtJ- th< g ART, 1866, under the care of Rev. TlLMAN ch K. GAINES, formerly Principal of the Rob- no K eru' Female Seminary, Shelby, N- a ' t*- TorWO* ran session or nva months, payable at thp close of the Session, ns fallow*: . 0 Lower English Branches., ...... $8 to $13 00 co; Music on Piano, Extra, .30 00 ? It will be a mixed School. BOARD can be obuihed in the neighborhood, at about $10 per month. , .M. BIRD, > Com. of Arrange mtrds. hli H. CARROLL, ) . H? December 14 - rife if ? BLAIRSriLLE, DeC. 8, 186.{ ti fTHE Subscriber prtttffers to Instruct TElf 5? ^ OR TWELVE PUPILS in tha LATIN and rta gj GREEK LANGUAGES for the ensuing year, comprising two sessions of.llve months, each, W at TWENTY DOLLARS PER SCHOLAR, ' f sersOsslon. The school to open hear Blair*- f vllie, on the FIRST MONDAY' IN JANUARY, 1886.? ar< Parent* or Guardians, who feel an iaiersst in this notice, '. will please arrange to enter their son* or wards nt the beginning of the school. R. Y. RUSSEL. ~ December 14 .33 tf 8CBOOI. NOTICE. " vJ THE undersigned will open A SCHOOL In YorkTil)e, on the 15th of JANUARY next, for the Instruction or GIRLS and 8MALL La ^mgSf BOYS. The RATES OP TUITION will be reasonable. The patronage of parents. Is * dBr respectfully solielted. Mi CAROLINE A. NEIL. Se December 14 35 3t* ni HJHMAS UIVIFEBSITY^ GKEENVTLLE, S. C. =J THE exercises of this Institution will be " resumed on the 13th of FEBRUARY, next. For ClROtJuARfivIng further information, * 9Hh .'application ibey be made to 5J> WtW Paor, JNO. F. LANNEAU, 9* . -S'" Secretary of Fncnl(y. November 2 <., 20 lit Jo , ' * Ey MADiME SOPHIA SOS WO W SKI'S dei , INSTITUTE FOB Y.OUNG LADIES' W opposite the Charlotte Railroad Depot, Co, uu luinbiiu 3* O* * * . ** The duties of this INSTITUTE wlU be i ; RESUMED ON JANUARY 15th, 1866:- mr For term* apply to Mad. S., directly, or to mj the Editor of this Jounjaf. wt DecembdrM 36 ' 3t J** : : A| SCHOOL BTOTICE. #THEExercisesof BlY.SGnOOij will be ' resumed on the SECOND MONDAY of ? January, ,1886.. The English Branches, Freneh and Music carefully taught. Panic- I ] ular nttentlon Is pafd to the Primar^DpjMTtDccemner - . 36 ' . * L * " . M MriRHnv^ivi SVUUVli nwilbn. I J f , THB Subscriber wiil open A MALE SCHOOL In Yorktfllc.on the 15th of JAN ? m UA*Y .next. The BATES OF TUITION will be reasonable. The patronage or PaW rents and Guardians Is respectfully solicited. . ? . W. A. MOORE. " December 21 '36 Fn PROCLAMATION! - By hit Excellency JJtMES L. ORR, Governor oj the Stale c; 6f~Hovth Carohna. INFORMATION has been Communicated to thU De a pertinent, by tbe Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secrete- i: ry oP State, tbat tbe President of the United States has p relieved the Hon. BENJAMIN F. PERRY from tbe further discharge of his dufles as Provisional Governor of the State, and has remitted the "care and condition or the proper affairs of the State to the constitutional authorities cnoscn oy me pwpi? .uicicun % Thin intelligence Will be highly gratifying, as it is an Important step iu thr early restoration of the people to the enjoyment of all their civil rights. It la' the Ifkrblnger of the re-cstabllshment of those friendly relations, In every section of the Union, which has been so long alienated _ and estranged. T In retiring from this position, Governor Perry carries with him the thanks of tire people of South Carolina for the . wisdom, zeal, fidelity and ability with which he discharged the grave, delidate and Important duties of bU office. in entering upon the duties of Constitutional Governor, it Is proper that I should declare lire present status of the State to the Executive Department of the Federal Govern- LI mcnt, and to the military authorities acting under the in- Si atructions of the President; so that the people, knowing, may yield prompt obedience to all lawfh! authority. ? The order suspending the writ of Habeas Corpus, issued by the President has not been modified or revoked in this State, and the military authority is, tberelbre, paramount . in all such matters as they are Instructed to take jurisdiction of, and as such will be respected by a|l orderly and law-abiding people. ' The military elalm jurisdiction in all cases of disloyalty to the Government and refractions sf its laws; to preserve J order and discipline in and near their garrisons; to adjudge and determine all controversies in which freedmen or freedinen and whites arc engaged,,Including violations of State laws by frcedntep; in nil cases of wrong or Injury done to its officers and soldiers; and is an auxiliary in aiding Treasury agents to recover United State? property, and the Freedmeu's Bureau in su|>ervislng contracts of labor with freedmen. Whenever a person, therefore, is arrested by military authority on cither of the above grounds, they have jurisdiction of the case, and ore instructed not to obey any writ of Habeas Corpus for the release of such persons. ... ^ I therefore advise and admonish the people of this Btite c, not to allow themselves to be inveigled or seduced by had m, or misguided men into collisions with the military authori- tj ties. If the order of an officer is arbitrary, or the conduct |ri of officer Or private Is illegal or oppressive, under proper t0 representations to the District Commanders or to the distinguished Commander of the Department, adequate and protopf re dress will be afforded and the wrong doer proper In all controversies between citizen's, mlslug out of TT wrongs or Injuries done to person or property, and In all ,, violations of tlic penal code by citizens, the laws ore In fall force, and the Courts-wUl be opened henceforth on every circuit to administer law and punish crime. The _ vleioux, the lawless and the desperate will speedily be fr overtaken by Justice and the majesty of die law re-established and vindicated. The colored people of this State, who have neither land nor capital, ore earnestly admonished to make contracts at once for labor, for the ncxtycar. They may be assnred that the Govern men twill not give them lands, stock or agricuK- * tural Implements, nor will any fbod hereafter be furnished to those who afr able to work. Those who will not work will very soori be immersed in vice, crime and disgrace.-*-. If the colored people really desire to elevate their race and make themselves respectable, it can only be attained by sobriety, Industry, economy and honesty. It is the duty of the citizen, as ills a wise policy, to treat the freedman with kindness, humanity and justice, and aid him to ameliorate and elfWate his condition. Under such a policy, a majority of them will labqr pallently and faith- j" fully, and the eye will begrceted everywhere wfth bloom- < * Ing fields, fruitful harvest and well filled granaries. Given under my hand and the seal of the Slate, In the city ie of Columbia, this twenty-fifth day of December,, in " the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fi ~ ** uoav nrth* indprtend nliiy-nve, anu in uc umtuTw j m ence of the United.State* of America, JAMES L. OEH. , Wx. R. Ifnrr, Scerctary of State,S. C. January 4 37 - It- * CHEAP GOODS. I WE arc now selling all kind* of good* at very low prices, B to make room for NEW GOODS TO ARRIVE ; such as B best article of CALICOES ax 85 cents per yard. Nice ? WORSTED GOODS lor dresses, 30 cents per yard ; and ? other styled*of y DRESS 'GOODS, in proportion. A good article of BROWN SUGAR, at 15 ? cents per pound; a fine lot of PAINTED BUCKETS, at lc 40 cents. We would respectfully ask all the surrounding citizens . of York to give us a call, and we will sell them all kinds of Goods at a verv small advance on Northern cost. LONDON It ZIMMERMAN, at the Old Stand of Esq. Jefferys, Vorkvllle, 8. C. December 21. 36 .3t COLT'S RETOIiVERS. .? WE Have for rale a lot of COLT'S REVOLVERS of ?j ft. LATEST PAITEMj t I Pecombor 21 36 ^ ; rpHB SOUTHERN GUARDLAN--1[ Li PROPOSE to revive the publication . a^3olambla, S. C-, wmnu nmll commuulcatiOMbave ; o- m&jSBrtBiak*:: j mpavembcr 30 33 . ** . To TINNERS !?WANTED 3M- j i "**"' c. R. ^'c. t' November 23 32 * Mil SALES, I f..' " lelodeon, Mahogany JExtension Tabks, Bureaus, Wardrobes, $c. BY W. H. M'CORELE. ILL be lold on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o>olock, at toy my offlce in YORKVH.LE, 8. 0., tbt following articles, Tlx: - . ISpWidMelodeon, , 1 Trundle Bedatead, ' 1 Mahogany Bureau, 1 Mahogany Woslutand, FeatherBeda, . - ,< .... _ Toilet Glasses and drawers, 1 Lot Chain, . . 1 Cookinf Stove, -'v,1 Lot of China Ware, 1 Splendid Crape Shawl, 1 Lot of Ready Made piothlpa, r 1 Elegant Sett of ParldrFtoiture. . /. f i unitary y at i| aj LAW BOOKS FOB 8AEtf. , BY permission of JOHN A. BROWN, Ordinary Of York ' i^hrBLIC SALfe at the late rodMOOHE^^?cewd, ln Yorkvllle, on \ : FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY next, a large, 1 oice collection of LAW BOOKS, and other article* un- < cessary t6 mention. > >* i rnuta?Made known on day of tale. ? ALFRED MOORE, Execntor. 1 y- The Charleston Courier and Columbia Pkmtix will py twice, weekly; and send accounts ta this office for ST? * J ESTATE SALE. i PERSONAL ESTATE, oontfrllng of Corn, Fodder, >rs?*, Cows, Hop, Household and Kitchen Forqttnre, AM; 7 BALES OF COTTOV. ie ootton win be aold ffir CASH; the other property will sold oh a credit of twelve months with interest from te, and approved securities. , . . Z. D. SMITH, Admlhlatrator. ALL persona having claims against said ESTATE, will isent them, duly, attested. "All Indebted to said Estate i requested to make payment. . > ? Z. D. SMITH, Administrator. December 21 36 3t BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BAVINC made arrangements to go into business In Gallon, Texas, I propose to sell at AUCTION, on MONLY, the 8th of JANUARY.-Instant, the entire 8TOOK of i YORK V1LLE BOOK. STORE, consisting in part of w, Medical, Religion*, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, ! isic; Memorandum and Pass Books; Invoice, Letter, ceipt, Note and BUI Books; Letter, Foolscap, Note and f II Paper; Envelnpea of numerous styles; Visiting and 1 sines* Cards. Also, a Stock of Drawing Pafter; Pastel 1 i Monochromatic Paper; Bristol and Mill Boards 18ketch 1 eks, OU Canvass, Oil Paper, I ATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, ncils, Scales; Oil Colors, In tubes; Water Colors, BrusbPalettes and Knives, Easels and Stretchers, Varnishes, awing Pens, Ac., kc. . Engravings and Lithographs?, lorcd and plain. Also, a lot of Chewing and Smoking ' ibacco, Pipes and Snuff; Tlffead, Buttons, Hooks and ? es, Pins. Needles, Jewelry and Fancy Articles. 1 Xf-1 will take this occasiod to request those who are lasted tome to make payment, If possible; and if there i. > any to whom I am indebted, they win please present tlr bills by the 15th of January, as I wUb to leave by that, 'jO-1 would also state, for the Information of any. who ! lyftel disposed to take advantage of this opportunity. 1 u If they wish to send letters to their friends in Texas, I 1 II be pleased to take them as [it as Galveston, from which int I can send them to their destination, through; our eats, who are canvassing th^Stat^fbr ordena lanuary * 37 11 icnii ill amissn nl W. HE. M' OBKLE . RESPECTFULLY teform?thet?ilx?aii ofYORKVILLE' d die PUBLIC generally, that he has commenced the JCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINBSS In Yorkvllle. the purpose of disposing of all ARTICLES consigned him, at cither PUBLIC or PRIVATE SALE. Persons having GOODS of any description for rale, and lodeslro to adopt this mode of disposing of them, will a?> send them In on or bfclbre TUESDAY Of each week, ordw to 4lru.au opportunity of ADVERTISING in the" rorkvilie Enquirer." ' For further particular! enquire of W. H. M^CORKLE. . November 16 31 tf CH48.H. MOISE & CO., tc*~T wmwmwm \ O. 19 HAY1NE STREET, CHARLESTON'S. O. OFFER FOR SALE A GENERAL Assortment of Heavy and Fancy GROfBinn" ALSO, omcstld and- Imported Wines and Liquors, Segais. Toicco, SnuIT, Pipes and Pipe Heads,. Letter. Note'and Cap iper. Envelopes and Ink. December T 34 lOt FIRE INSURANCE * - . ? X 1 T. 8." JEFFERYS, AGENT HE UNDERWRITERS' PoLICY OP NEW YOBK. CAPITAL, NEARLY $3,000,000. WILL INSURE MERCHANDISE, COTTON, DWEL INGS, FACTORfES, MILLS, Cotton in GIN HOUSES, IEDS, BARNS, Ac., on reasonable terms. , November 23 32 ? tf A. ILIilNG, WHOLESALE a.ID BETAtr. OBaLEK IN MILLINERY & FAYCY GOODS, )RY GOODS, TOYS, &C., AT NO. 2fla KING-STREET, ' T,nmA\T o/^ /-i A (JtlAJttLiiiiSi Win, ow. AT NEW YORK "PRICES. December 21.. 35 9m MILLS. &C., FOB SAEE. The Subscribers offer for sale, the MILLS situated on uaarba River, one and a balf. miles above the Railroad Dating. The Mills are In good order ; with all neceksaiy pendagea for making fine FLOUR and good MEAL? aere it a fine ran of custom to the Mills and good roads tdlngtothem. H>e buildings are pretty fair. Attached the Mills are EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND. The WATER POWER alone, bat been estimated BY TDGBS to be worth TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.? la a most eieeilent situation for any kind of Machinery, the whole current of the river can be turned to a head. A large lot of HOGS oan alto be purchased If dariiad. Any Infonnstion wanted, can be obtained by making apIcation to Mr. McCULLOUGH at the Mill, or to E. M. IRKPATRICK, at Rock HIM, S. C. ur r? Hsnmr.niroH. E' 'M.' KJBJCPATSjdg? November 2 29 tf N TBSEjCOURT Of OROIKART, %RK DISTRICT. )lwrt L. Lindsay, Applicant, r?. James M. Lindsay, P. W. Lindsay, A. F. Lindsay. M. S. Lindsay, Martha J. Lindsay, Mary C.. Lindsay, Paulina A. Lindsay, Luelan D. Lindsay, William ? Lindsay) and James M. Brwin ami wife, Eliza Erwln, legal heirs and representaUves of Moeea Lindsay," deceased. It appearing to lay satisfaction that William E. Lindsay id James M. Erwln dud wife, Eliza, two of the Defenints in above stated ease, reside without tlic limits of tN* ate, it is therefore ordered, that they do appear and obct pt ihe division or sale of thereat estate of Moses Llndy. deceased, on or befbrc the 5th day oCMorch. 1866, or elr consent to the same will be entered of record. JOIJN A. BROWN, O. T. D. November 30 - 33 3m" IIOVSE-PAIKTIffG, AC. NELSON DAXIS respectfolly Informs the citizens of orfc and the surrounding Districts, that he Is ready and illlng to attend to .the business of Plain and Ornamental OU9E-PAINTING, GLAZING and PAPER HANGING, c prides himself especially, In being able to imitate aucJssAtlly, the various kinds of Wood, via : MAHOGANY, [APLE, OAK, SATIN-WOOD, WALNUT, KOSEIfOOD, Kc., fcc. Also. Egyptian, Italian, PsoaayivanU, is per and 8tnah MARBLES. By strict attcntiob to business, be hopes to secure ashore f public patronage, and feels assured, that he will be able i vivd entire satisfaction to those who may employ him. ? a VmAWIIU (gj- All eowinunlcaUons auareasea w ami m >ui.w., I. <5., will meet with prompt attention. NELSON DAVIE8. 'October 526 38 *" - 6m STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLllVA, YORK DISTRICT. omct or acyZRAL SESSIONS AND COXXON PUtAI. /, SAMUEL E. MOORE, Cleric of said Court. In puruanceof the dlrectlorfs of the Act of the -Legislature in uch case h.ad? and provided, dohereby give public notice lat tin election for CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMION FLEAS and GENERAL SESSIONB for York Disrict. wlU be-held on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of JANJAEY next, at the usual places of Election throngbout the aid District " WUntu my hand at - York Court House, the 9nd day of December, 1865. SAMUEL B. MOORE, C. C. C. Pf and General Sessions. December 7 .34 " td* VfO CREDIT.4-1 AM GRACEFUL L 1 to all of my friends for buying Goods frontme, 'and vlll continue to do the best I can for all that may favor qtd vith a fall, but hope that ho one will ask ma to sell them Joods on TIME. The men I am with, have determined to tell their Goods very cheap, and entirely Ibr CASH. A tall before buying elsewhere Is solicited. All orders sent to ne accompanied by the Cash, will receive attention. December 21 & tf & GOODS! CHEAPER THAN EVER!!. ? 1 B. R. SMITH, JB , AT S, SADLER'S OLD STAND. insisting of? y 9 HiSS.fe3'65?^' &C?, &C. t| Atao, a lirj^vwiety of * ^ FANCY JSOODSi . l tS, MWT iVfeS, M00(^ QgjJ ?SEM)Y MADE CL0THIN6, iooajind Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Crock try, S^^j, Leader, ail of which he offers at EX- . f COUNTB^W^C^A^s've^Vlwd totiemlne our id,000w^%vs AS OLD BCSMB88 lis line, with neainesa and dispatch], and at prices curtM^ ^ > y^twessg'^ :0-. . AQAI3Sr- ^ A1X small Cutlery, Sareieal Instruments. Moatfc Krllug Pens, Ac., kc., will ire GROUND, POLISHED, or _ . _E. A. CBB?SttAW SOME matters^re^ulrcdb? Kpr?!J6^5S?f, ;"r *. A. CEEPTSSAW. - .. :o: OTe^mTER!.tl,C,ttM' . ?I ? NEW STORE-dJHEAP GOODS! CARROLL, CLARK &CO., *with (treat care, especially lor this MARKET, and hating ' been purchased for CASH, they, can aflijrd v> ?W 9? CHEAP, If not CHEAP SB than any other concern in this section of Country. -Jt ' % Give us a call and we will use our best endeavors torive SATISFACTION, both as to QUALITY and PRICE of BOOI)S' - - CAB&OLL, CLARK & CO, Norcmbera , ? . tf . BtBMOfjtt! I rTl HE undersigned take this method to lnfono their I 1 eurtomera and the public jrenerathr, that tbay Sjg* ? ill REMOVED their STOCK OF GOOi>< to the tmUdlag E V| formerly occupied by LnVD8A7 A COBDON, Where they have on hand an usor&nent or ,<% >' DRY GOODS, OROCJOERY-WABE, . HARDWARE, HATS, . SHOES, GEOCERIES, PANCY; ARTICLES, . &c., &c., &C., JP Which they win SELL'AS CHEAP u any other coatcem - . * In Yorttvllle. , Xjfc, ' Their TERMS are CASH, and persona will please jkk Give uj a call?w? do not,charee Cor ahmWrc oar roods. FLOYD, DOBSON & 1 YorlivllJe, Sept. 14, 1865. 22 tf A. WEILL A. B. MEYER H. M. AQHUB, A, WEILL & CO., TRY OS 8TBBET; PARK'S BVILDIIV3, CHARLOTTE, NO. CA WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in. FAKCY rat 8TAPLE DRY GOODS, CLOTHlN0. 8O0flPSr SOOIW, BATS, and Gem's AimbhJn* GOODS-alT of wWcfc we offer at very low rates. - - v?. ... . ' WHOLESALE BC ITERS , ' will find li to their Internal to favor w with a ?JJ?havlii* the facilities to five GREAT INDUCEHBwTS .to thai trade. - :." '.V' OT'*??sgF? I TAKE^lhta , fdend8^hmeM*Ytsl^ JfajSg* - *"7j? Foijnerly of YoricnJle, S^C. November 9 BURROWS, BLAIR & CO. AT 0. a. BATCHFOHBB OhbSTAJHk DRY^GOODS, . ; SHOES, CROCKERY, Ali of which have Juat been received from the North. * MERCHANTS PROM TAB COUNTRY, who edeh'to bay a small Stock of Good., would do well to call and n- - 1 amine. We will eell to them at a veryemall per cent, on New York Cost. * t ^ COMB EVERYBODY AND LOOK, we chari* boiWm for showing. We are determined- to SELL CHEAPER > X THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. A> ffl BURROW8,BLAJB kCO. J$'\ a September 21 *3 . tf ? IN THE COURT OF ORDISARC, ' 1 YORK DISTRICT. I POR DJVI8I^OR ^E^THE^U/^teTATE I .'SS' I and wife, Nandy, he in of Duncan McCallum. deceased. . S? IT appcartiS*rflfr?atl?fimU0D, tbat James &JaeE3n jg and wife, Jane; D. A. MoCnllum, and? Thomea and wife, Nancy, defendants In above stated cue, reside with out the limits of this State: It la. therefore, ordered, tbat fl they do appear and object to the dlvlaion orasde of. the real . estate of Duncan MeCallum. dlcesaed; on or before the m| twelfth day of Pebruary, 18?, or their oocsant to the same IS will heentered of record. J. A, BROWN, O.Y.D. Novembers) 30 - 3m 9 U!m^SAi?. I -- I OFFER for Sale, ONE HUNBHBD ?%s?ra I ?a? of YdrkvlUc, bounded by bmdaof , X&SC Ha OlUe.pl., c6l. w. B. Anlsoa," fcc. H On the pretalaee la a jUG good house, I ^?K-4ffiSw.??5SjEa4?SSS2-& I I rT' "-"Mr "vnrvi nnjumni? m November S 99 ? tf H H f S