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of material benefit, and the interests of our chnrch require the beeping up of our Theological School. M- D. WOOD. LATEST NEWS. The Stay Law We publish below in full, an interesting j order of the Court of Errors, a9 announced | from the bench on yesterday; also, an itu- j portant order of the Court of Appeals, in regard to extra courts on the Middle Circuit. In tiie Court of Errors, Columbia, May, 1866. The State vs. John E. Carew, Sheriff.? George Scharlock vs B. M. Rivers. These causes were heard together. After consideration of the argumeut, the Uourt is of opinioD that so much of the Aots of the Legislature of 1861 and 1865, as ioterdicts, the service or execution ot any measure or final process in any of the cooits of this State ! for the collection of monoy. is in conflict j with the article of the Constitution of the United States, which prohibits a State from ; passing any law impairing the obligation of I contracts, and that the said provisions are , consequently inopcrutivc and void It is, thereupon, ordered and adjudged, [ that in the case first above stated, the order j of the Circuit Court be reversed, and that j the rule agaiust the Sheriff be made absolute; and that, in the second case, the order of the Circuit Judge, setting aside the service of the writ, be rescinded. (Signed) RENJ. F. DUNKIN, C. J. D L WARDLAW, THOMAS W. GLOVER, R. MUNRO, T D flJBPOT.T. U JL . F J. MOSES, JOHN A INGLIS, T. N. DAW KINS, HENRY D- LESESNE, WM. D. JOHNSON. I dissent. (Signed) A. P ALDRICH A true copy, John Waties, 0. C. E. May 14, 1866. order. In the Court of Appeals, Columbia, May, 1866. Ordered that extra oourts of law be held in the following District, to wit: At Lexington C. H., for the District of Lexington, on the second Monday of July, to cortinue in session for two days, if so long be necessary. At Camden, for the District of Kershaw, on Thursday after the second Monday of July, to continue in session "for three days, if necessary. At Sumter, for the District of Sumter, on the third Monday of July next, to continue in.session for two days, if necessary. At Manning, for the Distriot of Clarendon, on Wednesday after the third Monday of July, to continue in session for three days, if so long be necessary. It is further ordered that the Clerks and Sheriffs of the several districts, cause to be drawn and summoned the Jurors for said Courts in the mode prescribed by law. (Signed) BENJ. F. DUNKIN, C. J. A true copy John Waties, Clerk. The Court of Errors having adjourneJ, the Appeal Court resumed the call of its Docket.?Carolinian, 15t7t inst. crYi/aaoirtnol Washington, May 14. The Senate to-day 'was principally engaged in discussing the report on the bill to prevent smuggling on the Northern frontier, which provides for a rigid" system of searoh and examination of all vessels plying between the United States and foreign ooantries. The House adopted a resolution instructing the Judiciary Committee to enquire into the expediency of so altering the existing law as to abrogate the tenure of office at tbe pleasure of the appointing power, and to make it subject only to the condi tions of good behavior. j Mr. Stevens introduced a resolution for the appointment of a committee of three members of tbe House to investigate the Memphis riot. The resolution was passed Mr. Chandler, of New York, offered a resolution, endorsing the President for having by his veto power, protected the people , of the country from the acts of wicked and , mischievious men. The House refused to cntertaiu the roo < lution. Mr. Schenck then offered a resolution of 1 censure aeaiost Chandler for the insult of fered to the House by the introduction of his resolution, which, after a brief address from Mr. Chandler in vindication of his resolution was agreed.to.?Yeas, 72; nays, J 30. | The Commissioners on the Freedmen's Burean. Washington, May 12.- -General Steed- i man and Fullerton, Commissioners appoint- ' ed by the President to investigate the ' operations of the Freedmen's Bureau in. the Southern States, have reported as to j1 Virginia and North Carolina. i, The report gives credit to Brevet Brig. | Gen. Brown, Assistant Commissioner of j Virginia, and his subordinate officers, for j the way affairs have been administered in : J that State, but argues that, as the criminal j j business of the Bureau has been for some ! i weeks past turned over to the civil authori- ! ties, and as the civil business is about to ; follow suit, the necesity for the continuance j of the agency, except as a means of afford- j ing relief to the aged and helpless, no j longer exists, j.ne c-ommissiouers poiiu out that these duties could be equally as well performed by the officers couuiandiog the military posts?thus avoiding the great expense of the double organization. The Bureau would be powerless without the: military, but the military can do everything now done by the Bureau.. They therefore recommend that the Bureau be icithdraicn ' from Virginia, and the duty of distribut-| ing rations and clothing be discharged in future by the military. With regard to North Carolina, Generals Steedman and Fullerton condemn, in strong terms, the farming operations of Assistant Commissioner Whittlesey, and Superintendents Seeley, James, Ac., and the cruelties of F'tz at Newborn, particulars of which have already been made public, and repeat ] the recommendation so far as respect North Carolina which they had previously made with regard to Virginia, namely : that the i officers of the Bureau should be withdrawn, and their powers transferred to the military,' The publication of this Report, and of the facts by which it is accompanied, has been a bombshell in the Radical camp. Late Foreign News. 5 Washington, May 13.?Additional for- ? eign intelligence mention that there was a * severe panic on Change in London and t Paris. Funds and securities were ull ma- \ terially depressed. Oath of Postmasters. - ; Executive Department, S. C , \ Columbia, May 8; 1866. Sir: I have received information from : the Post Office Department that orders , have been issued to discontinue the deliv- [ ery of mails, at au early day, at all offices ! in the State where there are no regularly i appointed and com missioned postmasters. ? This order will subject the press and the business community to very serious embarrassment, unless steps are promptly taken ' to procure the services, at each poet office, 1 of suoh persons as can take the requisite oath as prescribed by Congress. I therefore recommend that some person be selected at each office who nan take the oath and give bond. The petition rnuy be addressed to me, at Columbia, or tJ B. B. Vassal, j Esq., Special Agent of the Post Office Department, at Columbia, where tbey will be endorsed and promptly forwarded to the Appointment Offioe at Washington. I append hereto a copy of the oath, and respectfully request that you give publicity to this note Very respectfully, &o., JAMES L. ORR. Julian A Selby, Esq., Editor P/ucnix, Columbia. "I, , being appointed postmaster at i , State of South Carolina, do swear ! that I will faithfully perform all the duties 1 required ot me, aud anstain iroin everything forbidden by the laws in relation to i the establishment of post offices and post roads within the United States; and that I wHl honestly and truly account for and " pay over any moneys belonging to the said United States which may come into my possession or control; and I further solemnly swear that I have never voluntarily I borne arms against the United States since I have been a citizen thereof; that I have i voluntarily given no aid, countenauce, counsel or encouragement to persons en- ( gaged in armed hostility thereto; that I i have neither sought, nor accepted, nor , attempted to exercise, the functions of any office whatever under any authority, or preteuded authority, in hostility to the United States; that I have not yielded a voluntary support to any pretended Government, authority, power or constitution | within the United Stutes, hostile or inimi cal thereto. And I do further swear that, ? to the best of my knowledge and ability, I will support and defend the Constitution of j the United States against all enemies, 1 foreign or domestic; that I will bear true ] faith and allegiance, to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without ary , mental reservation or purpose of evasion; ' and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to euter. So help me God." "Sworn before the subscriber, for the of , this day of , A. D. 18G?; and I also certify that the person above uamed is above the age of sixteen ^ years, to the best of my knowledge and t belief." The person who takes the oath should e sign bis Dame above the Magistrate's cer- e tificate. This certificate must have affixed, a coots reveuue stamp, which should be canceled by the person usiDg it, writing " on it bis initials and the date, per Act of Congress of July 1, 1862. . Jftmiittia! tf Commercial. vi/i (cy- It will be remembered by our readers that the prices . quoted below are in currency, or "greenbacks," unless otherwise specially stated. COMMERCIAL. YORKVTLLE PRICES CURRENT. corrected weekly. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1 SCt?. * Apples, Molasses... ( Dried I (a. 1 "da Sorghum,.. .. r<t 70 0 Bagging,.... 28 (3, 30 Nails, .* ;?1 10 Hoping, do (a) 28 Klce, oil 13 a Coffee, do an 33 Scoar, a L'amdles,... ' ' lirowu,... 12# (d] dO Sperm (<y ..] Refined,. . 16 (jjj 20 a Adamant,. 2G i<r) 30 Salt, j Cheese, 2a m; 30 Liverpool,. .. @ 6 00 j Mackerel. Kit .. (it, >3o' Virginia, (a, 3 30 * jYarn. (?J 2 30 Produce Market?Prices front Wagon#. Butter, 13fit) dO Floor, Deef, 6 fa; 6 i> bbl 10 (in 12 00 Beeswax,.. I2#(gi IB1 Y sack.... 3 <?; GOO Bacon, 13 fa) 13 Lard, .. fa) 13 . 1,011011, II ,111 itq.uil'Ul, I IV rj i -iv Corn, 1 40 'a) 1 45iPeas, C?ij ! 40 Chickens,... 10 (a) 15|Tallow, .. (it) 10 Eggs, t?j 12.K, Wheat (a) Feathers, (oj 33 [Wool, (a) (ffj- All of the above quotations arc in gold. Cotton The transactions in this article for the past week lave been light. A few small lots have been sold at 18 to M cents, in currency. We now quote extremes from 18 to 24 for currency, and 15 to 19, cold. Demand good. Charleston, May 11.? Cotton.?'J'he business of the week ending on the 3d instant closed on a very unsettled market, with irregular and depressed prices, the news from Europe having been unqualifiedly bad for some time. On Frid:\y, the 4th instant, the first day of the present week, the market here assumed aniorc firm and regular tone?the value of the staple became more settled, and with a fair liCiUAlui* ixl" xIua ai */i Ui D_rdl rtT 24 to 20c. pur pound, forOrdinary to Good Ordinary ; 28 to 29c. per pound, for Middling, and 31c. for Good Middling 1 Cotton. On Saturday, owing, in a great measure, to the light stock, the market stiffened and the better grades improved to the extent of le. per pound. Middling Cotton being quoted at 29 to 30 cents per pound, and Good Middling I Cotton at 32c. per pound, i >ri Monday purchasers appeared to be indifferent about buying, and the sales of the day wore confined to about 100 bales at previous rates. On Tuesday and Wednesday the market eontlnued linn with an advan- ' clng tendency, and the sales of the two days amounted to 150 bales. Yesterday the light stock still continued to give ' sellers the nrivantru'e. and nurehasrrs I'enerslK hail In nnv extreme quotation!! in order to fill their orders. Tlie sales amounted to 250 bales. We quote : Ordinary to Good Or ritnary, 2-1 to 2tic. [>er pound; Low Middling,28c. perpoutnl; Middling, 22 to30c. per pound ; Strict Middling, 3lc. per pound, and Good Middling. 32c. per ppiind. ' Corn.?Tile receipts continue in good supply, and foot up near 20,000 Imslit Is since our l:ut statement. Tire mar- 1 ket has been irregular and unsettled, buyers and sellers being unable to agrt c. Tlie latter were generally disposed to , sell at about $1.25 per bushel, with hags, tlie former offer- t ing about $1.20 per bushel, with bags. We quote the mar | kot at about $1.10 to $1.15 per bushel, weight, without bags. The transactions of tlie week have been almost entirely confined to the retail trade. We learn of a sale of . a mixed lot of 3,000 bushels to arrive from New York at $1.0B per bushel, weight. flour.?Tlie demand has been small and tlie market rath- j er heavy; sales of Super have taken place at $8.37 to $8.50 per barrel, and of Extra at $2.50 to $2.75 per barrel. ; Uncoil.?The stoek lias been growing light and the demand continuing fair; tlie market has somewhat stiffened 1 and holders are disposed to ask higher prices for prime ineat. ( We quote prune Shoulders firm at 15c. per ib, and prime t Kibbcd Sides at 17J?c. per ft., with a good demand. Suit.?The only transaction that we learn was n sale of GOO sticks of common Liverpool, in good order, at auction, at $1.12J? to $1.1?>; per sack. The stoek on hand in store / is heavy. New York, May 14.?Cotton?Firm?quoted at 34 to 35 cents. Sales of tlie week were 30,000 bales, at a de- J cline of one half cent per pound, closing'dull. Columbia, May 14.? Gutton>?17 to 20, gold; 20 * to 20, currency. Corn.?$1.05 to $1.75 V bushel; Flour. ' $11 to $15 per barrel. Charlotte, May 14.?Cotton?Very little offering. We quote at 21 to 25 cents, currency. .Hour?$14 per bar rel. ho coo?16# to 18c. per pound. Corn?$110 pcf bush- . el. Peas.?$1.30 to $1.35 per bushel. Sorgltum?50 eents | per gallon. FINANCIAL. New York, May 14.?Gold, 30\. Charlotte, May 14.?Gold, $1.20 to $1.27. Silver, $1.22. Columbia, May 14.?Gold, 27 to 22. CharlvotoU) May 14.??l?oid, 27 to 29. ?bifuarg. Died?Of IuIIIoiik chollc, at the residence of her father n this District, on Sabliatli evening, 29th ultima, Mis: HARTHA AN'.V HAFFNER,second daughter of Andrew md M. A. Haffner. Within a few days of completing her fifteenth year, sin vas suddenly arrested while going to school, and classlooks and lessons exchanged for the sufferings of a death ted. The impression that her sickness would end in death asieucd Itself upon her mind, at an early period of hci lufferings; and with the earnestness of a soul awake to thi iwful realities of an eternity now at the door, she appliei terself to the great work of preparing to meet It Will mntrition of heart for sin, the prayer of the penitent again ind again, broke forth from her burdened bosom, and arosi 0 the throne on ltlgh. Nor was she suffered to seek It rain, but as we humbly hope, enlightened and guided bj ho Spirit of all grace, she found an early deliverance frou er burden of sin at the feet of Christ Jesus, in whom shi iclleved, and {he moan of distress now gave place to love ind joy, and peace in the Holy Ghost. The intensity,o ler sufferings was so great, that she would very frequently with her eyes raised to Heaven, most imploringly beseeel icr blessed Saviour to come quickly, and release her fron his world of pain and sin. At half past four o'clock ot sabbath evening her prayer wns answered, and havin| aken leave of her friends, with the request to meet her it ileaven, she peacefully passed away to her everlasting rest VTOTICE.-MY NOTES AND AC 1 t COUNTS are under the control of Messrs. MEL ION, HART & MELTON. Attorneys, wmi instruction TO COLLECT THE MONEY. Those interested will di .veil to attend to the matter at once. L. M. GRIST. May 17, 18G6. 4 tf WILLIAM K. RYAN. COTTON FACTOR AND General Commission Merchant ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C? Will make Liberal Advances on Consign ments. Reference.?Gen. E. M. LAW, Yorkville, S. C. May 17 4 3m AT PRIVATE SALE," BY W. H. M'CORHLE, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MEBCHAN1 At the AUCTION ROOM in the "Hlair Building," th following articles Of FURNITURE, Ac. 1 Sofa, 1 pair Divans, 1 set Mohair Scat Chairs, Can Seat Chairs, Mahogany Rocking Chain,. Mahogany Dlninf Extension and Card Tables, Writing Desks, Book Cast What Not, Mahogany Side-Boards, Bureaus, Wnshstandt Bedsteads, Matrasses, &.c., &c. ALSO, . 1 of Wheeler & Wilson's best SEWING MACHINES in good order. 1 4 Key Flute, 1 Guitar, 1 l'iano, Seven Octave, manufactured by Hallett, Davi St Co., Boston, Massachusetts, narow arc, varpeiuer s i uins, ixims, ?c? 20 Barrels Extra Family Flour to arrive. May 17 * 4 tf GUANO ON TIME. I HAVE received 150 TONS more of FORD'S FHOS PHATE or GUANO, \vlrtcli I will sell to Planters at $90 PER TON, jayalde next October ; or, will agree to take COOD COT rON In payment at 33 CENTS PER POUND rce of Tax. This GUANO is very superior and especial); rnluable for applying to Corn and Cotton In the hill, niter i s up. This enables the planter to make use of itfor severa .veeks yet. 'Satisfaction is guaranteed. JAMES G GIBBES, Columbia, S.C. May It) 3 3t NEW STOCK. CARROLL, CLARK & CO. REQUEST their friends and the Public generally, to cal md examine their FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK 01 LADiES DRESS GOODS, dats, Corsets and Shoes. Also, GENT'S CLOTHING ilats, Boots and Shoes. Hardware of Every Description QUEENS WARE in great Variety ; WOODEN WAR! if all Kinds. SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUR, BACON, MACKEREL, BAGGING, ROPING, &C., &C ,Vc liave all of the above articles in Store and many other, on numerous to mention, and will SELL AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH >r will take COUNTRY PRODUCE, at market price, it Xchangc for GOODS. Call and examine our STOCK. CARROLL, CLARK & CO. May 17 -l if PROCLAMATION! jy His Excellency James L. Orr, Governor and Command er-in-Chief in and over the Slate of South Carolina. IVIIVDP1S information has heen rrrrlrrii ni thia Tl. artment that an atrocious murder was committed by WIL ,1AM LANEY, on the body ol MARION P. PLYLER, it ,ancaster District, on the 16th of June, 1861, and that tin aid Laney has fled from, justice. Now, know ye that I.JAMES L. ORR, (Inventor ant 'oniinauder in-Chief in ami over the State aforesaid, it irder thai said I.aney mav he Uought to trial and cnmiigi innislimeiit, do lierehy oifera reward of >-jno for iiis arrrs mil safe delivery in any jail in litis State, or $150 foi hit irrest and safe delivery in any jail in the United States. Said William Laney is reported to he about 2-1 years ol ige, f> feet 11 inches high. Hair, eyes and complexion dark ind has been wounded in one of Iiis feet, n testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, ant caused the seal of the State to be n(lixed,at Columbia this 23rd day of April, in the year of our Lord out thousand eiclit hundred and sixty-six, and in the niln tleth year of the independence of the Unftcd States. JAMES L. ORR, Governor. Wm. R. IIcxtt, Secretary of State. May 3 2 3t OUTII CAROLINA?YORK DIS TRICT.?Whereas /.. IJ. SMITII has applied to mi 'or Letters of Administration, de bonis non, on all and sin ;ular, the goods and chattels, rights and credits of JAMEt 3. BOYD, late of the District, aforesaid,deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singula he kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be ant ippcar before mo at our next Ordinary's Court for the salt Jistrict. to be holdcn at York Court House, on the 21s lay of May instant, to shew cause, if any, why the sail \dininistratiun should not be granted. Jiven under my hand and Seal, this 7th day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ant sixty-six, and in the ninetieth year of the Independenci of the United Elates of America. JOHN A. BROWN, O. Y. D. May 10 3 2t OR. WM. 31. WALKER, BUTLGEOKT DENTIST, YORKVILLE, 8. C. HAS on hand a full STOCK OF Till BEST MATERIALS, Riid Is ready to di ^-LLTTr^F ALL WORK in the line of his professloi AT REASONABLE RATES. ALL FILLIN(i ANU EXTKACTING OF TEETII tlin nay be entrusted to his brother, T. J. WALK Lit, a studcn if Dentistry, with some experience, will he performed un ler his direction, FREE OF COST, except for the initio ials used. May 3 2 -It* IV EQUITY?YORK DISTRICT. Vndrew Liters it M. A. ilamliright, Adm'rs, i llill for VI. > Injunction, It. M. Itonrk. S Relief, \c. IT is,ordered that tlie Creditors of PHILIP ETTERS leceased, liave furtlier lime, tintll MONDAY, tin- lltli da; if June next, to present and establish their demands be ore me. WALTER B. MBTTS, (,'oramlssioner in Eiiuity. May 3 ii Ct I V EQUITY?YORK DISTRICT. \ndrew Wherry, Administrator, 1 Rill to subject I.und to vs. > jmyinent of Debts, for tlartha McConimon and others. ) Account, Relief, fe. THE Creditors of MATTHEW McCAMMON, late o fork District, deceased, are hereby notified to present am 'stahlish their demands before me, on or before MONDAY he 1 lili day of June next. WALTER it. METTS, Commissioner in Equity. May 3 2 Ct tx) printers.?there isfoe X Sale at thf^Jtlice, a SMITH Hand Press, in coo. >rder, size of Platen, 24 by 3G inches. Also, a Roller Fta'nd ..'liases; Brass Bottom Galleys; Job, Book and Newspupe Phases; Brass Dash Rub s for Newspaper; Column Rules See., 4te. For further particulars applv to the PROPRIETOR OF THE ENQUIRER. May 10 .3 tf no tton Y aRn7? stowe's ly COTTON YARN. For sale by W. II. McCORKLE. October 20 28 tf a "lar ge lot ofbl ankets^ i\. For sale by W. H. McCORKLE. AprU 12 01 tf LATlSf ARRIVAL S^P H I IK & MO) Q&0&8, AT J, W. AVERY & CO'S FASHIONABLE STORE. JUST RECEIVED a splendid and general assortment, SELECTED WITH OARE from the nest houses In New York. SINCE THE RECENT DECLINE, embracing everv description of PRY GOODS, FAMILY GROCERIES, and every article usually kept In AFIRST-CLASS STORE, of the REST QtTAI.ITV U true II? ? - ? " ecoooTriy?such wp kfpp, ana SELL AS LOW as any store in the Upper Districts of South Carolina. Our House is already favorably known for its UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. Our STOCK consists, in part, of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of richest material and style, Fashionable BONNETS AND HATS, and every article to complete a lady's wardrobe. ' GENTLEMENS' DRESS GOODS, of all kinds; RF/ADY-MADE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, Casslmerea, Doe^Skin, Broad-Cloths, Cottonades, Summer Hats, lite., Jtc. SHOES - For LADIES, GENTLEMEN and Children; Gnlters, Balmorals, Brogans. . STATIONERY, INK, (best quality), PERFUMERY and EXTRACTS. ; CROCKERY C Of all kinds. FRENCH CHINA* AND CUT-GLASS. I HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, i; IRONj NAILS, CASTINGS, HOES, ,, SCYTHES, SHOVELS, SPADES, TRACE-CHAINS, &c., &o., &c. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. Best (and also Common) Brown, White and Crushed SUGARS, Vinegar, Best New Orleans Molasses, Java and Rio Coffee, Hyson Tea, Rice, Flour, Picalilly, Bacon, Salt, ' Tobacco, French Mustard, { Pickles, Finest French and Assorted Candies, . Raisins, Sparkling Gelatine, Very fine Mackerel, Soda, Soap, Indigo, Madder, Snuff, Copperas, . - Spices, Ginger, i, Rope and Twine. ^ Also, many other articles too numerous to mention. We will Keep constantly on hand EVERY ARTIOIjS needed tor this market, and both in QUALITY and price, we know we'can continue to satisfy the public. , . J. W. AVERY &. CO. ? May 15,1665. N. B.?The attention of the Ladies is especially Invited to our FASHIONABLE STYLES of Grenadines, Mozamt.lmiea. I.?nna. Nainsooks and all gtvles of MUSLINS, and our ELEGANV ASSORTMENT of Veil., Gloves and Hosiery. Also, beautiful Shawls, Talmas, and Shetland Circulars. Prints from Ten to Twenty Cents. May 17 -1 2t . FLOYD, DOBSON & CO. r? YOU ARE IN NEED OF A Good Drawing Knife, Nail or Shoe Hammer, Handsaw , Mill File, Hurse Rasp, Glmblet, Cow Hell, Spade, Shovel, (Ames' Brand,) Shovel and Tones, Kettle, or well Bucket, you can find litem at FLOYD, DOBSON & CO'S, May 10 3 tf WAN rrEDT-CORN, BACON, FLOUR, BUTTER, EGGS and LARD, ?br which the market prtcc will be paid, at FLOYD, DOBSON 8c. CO'S. May 10 3 tf LINERARGER'S YARN.?1,000: Bunches. For sale, at by FLOYD, DOBSON it CO. in 1 ,f If I ujr w ~ I tf you want an every day A (full stock) SHOE, you can gel them for ?1.50, by calling at FLOYD, DOBSON it GO'S. May 10 3 tf mew goods received week~.1.1 LY, direct from New York, by . FLOYD, DOIISON it CO. May 10 3 tf i ! wjhittem011e cards?for 1 TY SALE. Price, only ?1, at i FLOYD, DOBSON St GO'S. May 10 3 tf ' t coking glasses forsake, r JLj by FLOYD, DOBSON St CO. , May 10 3 . tf ! iiea p~trunks.?for ~sale - KJ by FLOYD, DOBSON & CO. s May 10 3 tf qtrawiiats-only15 cents, 0 at FLOYD, DOBSON it CO'& May 10 3 tf Good fur hats.-for sale, Cheap, at FLOYD, DOBSON it GO'S. May 10 3 tf Round and flat head TACKS. For sale by FLOYD, DOBSON it CO. j May 10 3 tf , nood curry combs, only J VJJ 85 cents, at FLOYD, DOPSON &. CO'H. 5 ' Way 10 3 tf MASON'S BLACKING?ONLY Jj-L 5 cents a box, at FLOYD, DOBSON It GO'S. May 10 3 if , C. A. GRAE3ER A. SYDNEY SMITH > GRAESER &. SMITH, 1 COTTON FACTORS, : Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS, north atlantic wjiarp, CHARLESTON, SO. CA. Solicit Consignments of Cotton, Naval Stores, all kinds of Produce and general Merchandise, and will make ADVANCES on the same ; aud sell cither in this or foreign markets. Orders for floods promptly executed at lowest prices.? Goods forwarded to any point. ' ItRfEK To?Messrs. (J. >V. Williams & Co., and Messrs. John Frazkr ac co., L-Haricsiun, aim 10 i. u. vyith?kspoon, Yorkvllle, 8. C. March 1 45 3m GEO. H. WALTER & CO., FACTORS, General Commission Ulercliants AND 1 FORWARDING AGENTS, ? NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Geo. H. Waiter, Wm. J. McCorkick, E. R. Walter. > BRANCH AT COLUMBIA, 8. C? r CF.O. II. WALTER & SON, ' .March 15 4V Sin CARRIAGE FACTORY. , ? I HAVE opened a CARRIAGE SHOP > AT HUTCHINSON'S OLD STAND, in Chcstervillc, and am prepared TO Mr MAKE AND ft EPA IR Carriages, Buggies, Ac., at the SHORTEST NOTICE FOR CASH ; or will receive for work Country Produce and Carriage Lumber: (such as Poplar, Ash, Hickory, White Oak, Ac. > The patronage of the public is earnestly solicited. W. P. McFADDEN. January 25 40 tf HOMESLEY & ASHER, THE'PEOPIE'S STORE, YORKYILLE, 8. C. WE are daily receiving choice selections of everything In the DRY GOODS & GROCERY LINE, that the people need. We have established a STORE FOR THE PEOPLE, nil can sell MORE, CHE APER AND BETTER GOODS, than have been offered here in the last five years. To prove this, we offer Calicoes at..... 1RX Ladies' Fine Shawls, only ." $1 HO Ladles' Fine Shoes..... 1 25 Fine Colored Muslins, only 25 Gent's Linen Coats 2.00 and other articjes upon the same scale of Cheapness. Give us a call. IIOMESLEY St ASHER. April 12 51 tf . HERAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED. SHOES WITHOUT PAPER SOLES, ' AT THE PEOPLE'S STOREWE have received, and are daily receiving, NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, which wc offer at verj low figures, and if the GOODS don't turn out as we represent, return them and we will PAY THE MONEY BACK. We are determined to do A FAIR BUSINESS. and satisfy everybody, and will sell ourOoods at a VERY SM ALL PROFIT, and If wc sell SHOES, we will warrant them NOT TO HAVE PAPER SOLES Wc will give the people a chance to save at least 25 pc cc|t., If they patronize us, and we promise to do all In ou power to gain the confidence of the Public in general. Give us a trial, and wc assure you, you will be pleased HOME8LEY & A8HER. May 3 2 tf B~ EAUTIFUL DERBY SPRING HATS, nicely trimmed, only $3. At IIOMKSLEY & ASHER'S. May 17 4 tf pALICO, FAST COLORS, AT 12] cents. At IIQME3LEY It ASUF.R'S. May 17 4 tf QUMMER SHAWLS-SOME 0 THING NEW, only $1.50. At HOMF-3LEY It ASHER'S. May 17 4 tf El e g ant~article, BLEACHED DOMESTIC, at 25 cents. At HOMESLEY It ASHER'S. May 17 4 tf pOTTON YARN-GOOD ~ARTI 1 I m p an A. rtnVfr?T.PV X. ABttRR'H. V/ vucj) ai sn jivtiiuvMitk ? ..f..?... ? May 17 4 tf QILK NETS FOR LADIES, 50c O per pair. At HOMESLEY 5c ASHEICS. May 17 4 tf H~ OOP SKIRTS FROM 75c. TC $2. At HOMESLEY h ASHER'S. May 17 4 tf ADIES NICE LINEN COLLARS at 25 cents. At ' HOMESLEY ii ASHER'S. May 17 - 4 tf EAUTIFUL~ASSORTMENT 01 EMBROIDERIES. At HOMESLEY U ASHER'S. May 17 -4 ' . if L OUR jfrST"RECEIVED,l Barrels of C6O0 FAMILY FLOUR. For sale I) HOMESLEY & ASHER. May 3 2 tf A R A S 0 L S .?SOMETHINC New. For sale by HOMESLEY & ASHER. May 3 2 tf T ADIES BONNETS AND HATS JLi We are now opening a beautiful Stock of Ladles BONNETS AND HATS, which we will sell at unusuall low rates. HOMESLEY &. ASHER. . May 3 2 tf HALLIS AND CRAPES.-A* Assortment of Ladles' DRESS GOODS. At HOMESLEY &. ASHER'S. May 3 2 tf /CALICO ?JUST RECEIVED I splendid Stock of CALICO, which wc sell lowt than any house In town. HOMESLEY & ASHER. May 3 2 tf g. R. MTCHFORD SUPERB STOCK OF NEW GOODS g. R. RATCHFORD'S, ? EMBRACING every variety of elegant DRESS IIOUDI for Ladles and Gentlemen, of the Latest SPRING STYLES, which, for cheapness and "legance, cannot lie surpassed ii this market. His Stock is large, and was selected with SPECIAL ATTENTION to the wants of tills community, lie Is determined t SELL THESE GOODS, as they were brought here for that purpose, and with till view, he invites the attention of ail who want a PRETTY AND GOOD ARTICLE to examine HJS STOCK. His assortment Of HATS SHOES and GENTS' SUMMER GOODS, is Large and tasteful. FRESH gROCERHS. IN addition to the above, lie would respectfully infnn his friends and customers, that he keeps on hand at a' times, next door to his DRY GOODS STORE, a full su[ ply of FKLSH liKUUtKltb, consisting of LOUISIANA MOLASSES, SUGAR, COFFEE, CHEESE, FISH, . APPLE VINEGAR, PICKLES, SPICES, BAGGING, ROPE, . TWINE, CASTINGS HARDJVARE, HOES, SCYTHE BLADES, &c.', a to be gold CHEAP FOR CASH. 'Mn>*-3 2 " tf LADIES' FAIR. THE ladies of YVInnsboro' and vicinity, propose lioldin a FAIR in the Thespian Hall,on the 177 H AND 18TH O MAY next, for tiie nurnose of raising a fund to aid in K building the EPISCOPAL CHURCH, which Wiw burnt i that Town by Gen. Sherman's troops In February, 1865. | The Fair will open on the KVENINU or tub 17'J'H ! and continue throughout the following day and evening.Tlie public Is respectfully requested to attend. CONTRIBUTIONS of any kind whatever, either Ii money, eggs, butter, fancy work, or anything available, an from any source. will be thankfully received. Direct to "Ladies Fair," Wimisboro', S. Q. Mlis. \T. R. ROBERTSON, 1 Mrs. L. C. GAILLARD, Mrs. C. LADD, } Committee. Mrs. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, f Mrs. ROBT. M. DPIIOSE. J April 26 1 4t WM. O. DUKES & CO,, PAOTOHS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 5, Exchange Street, CHARLESTON, SO. CA. WM. C. Dukes, j J T. C. H. Dukes, John R. Ddkes, J ( J. M. Carson. March 29 49 3ra C. D. Melton. J. F. Hart. Sam'l W. Mcltoi MELTON, HART & MELTON ATTORNEYS AT LAW YORKV1LLE, S. C. Office in the "Blair Building." Feb 25 44 tf Saddles and bridles.?^ large lot of 8ADDLES AND BRIDLES. Forsaleb; W. H. McCOBKLE. DR. JOHN MAY. KEW SUPPLY OF PERFUMERY. OF the following fragrant and delightful articles, Cocoaine, Sozodant, Lyon's Kathairon, Indian Hair Oil) Rose,' Amber, Hyglenlque, nnd other Hair Oils and Tonies. II if-' ferent styles nnd varieties of Colognes, Pomades and Extracts for the Handkerchief, and Powders and Preparations for the Teeth, &c., &c. NEW SUPPLY OF CHEMICALS, Of the following standard articles: Valerianate Quinine; Clt. Quln. et Ferri; Sulp. Quin.; Sulp. Mor.; Iron by Hydrogen ; Ferrl tart ct Potass.; lod. Pmas.; Cit. Potass.; Ferri lod.; Lactucarlitm, Strychnia, Atropine, Plpcrine, Sallclue, Carb. Potass. ; Bromide Ammonium, &c., Sic. New supply of POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DcCmth's Electric Oil, Kennedy's Biseovery, Wistnr's Balsam Wild Cherry, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Ayer's^arsaparilla, Sandford's Liver Invigorator, Hoofland's German Bitters, Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, Drake's Plantation Bitters, 'Constitution Life Syrup, Hollo way's Worm Con fections, Harriott's Sugar Drops, Dead Shot, Mustang-Liniment,. Perry Davis'Pain Killer, McAllister's AH Healing Ointment, Thompson's Eye Water, Darby's Prophylactic, Dallcy's Pnln Extractor; all of Dr. Jaync's Family IMedl'!"? Airo.'a Wriffht'a. "Mel,nne's. Cook's and lACdV'8 Blood Pill*. All kind* oV PHIs made to order. SUPPLY OF WINDOW GLASS, 8x10,10x12,12x14, and Putty, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, > Dycstiins,Turpentine, Bnishesof all kinds, icc.,&c. r New supplles-of Currants, Citrons, Prunes, Italian Maccaroni, Vormicllla, Chocolate, Liquid Blueing, See,, kc. And 1,000 Fancy Articles to be found at the YORK DRUG STORE, Where the cheapest of all things they say. v May be found at the Store of Or. JOHN MAY. March 29 49 * tf LAMPS! LAMPS!! LAMPS!!! A NEW stockof fine KEROSINE OIL LAMPS, comprising Chamber, Hand and Parlor Lamps, with EXTRA r WICKS, SCREW CAPS, BURNERS, CHIMNEYS, r SHADE CLASPS, SHADES and GLOBES. . SUPERIOR YEAST POWDERS, put up In Gloss Bot tics. GRADUATED PRESCRIPTION VIALS. The attention of Practicing Physicians, 1? respectfully called to this > new, elegant and indispensable article. i MOTHERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS are informed that r I have on hand THE CHEMICALS USED in making CRAIGN'S CHEMICAL COLD WATER SOAP, by which washing is made easy. At the York Drug Store. Dr. JOHN MAY. AprH 19 " 52 tf READ THIS, LADIES. I AM the Agent for York District, to sell the right to use - CRAIGN'S CHEMICAL COLD YvATER SOAP, an article so desirable that any lady can do the Washing for the " Family without BOILING OR RUBBING, saving in the process, half the time, half the soap, and all the wood.? All kinds of Clothes washed WITHOUT INJURY TO TEXTURE OR COLOR. Cost of Chemicals required will - notcxcced F1VT. DOLLARS perannum,and any lady can I make up the COMPOUND In a few minutes. Now is the 1 time to economise. Come and buy, and save time, labor and money. At the York Drug Store. Dr. JOHN MAY. March 29 49 " tf : CARROLL, CLARK & CO. ' 9flfl SETS OF CUPS AND SAU ukks, at so cents per net. 100 Sets Cups and Saucers, GRANITE. 300 " PLATES, C. C. Ware. ) 100 " " Granite Ware. ' 40 " SOUP PLATES, Granite. Bowls, Pitchers, Goblets, Tumblers, Castors, and Preserve Stands. - For sale by CARROLL, CLARK ic CO. May 10 3 tf CCHOOL BOOKS.?MITCHEL'S - 0 GEOGRAPHY and ATLAS; Smith's ENGLISH ? GRAMMAR; Walker and Webster's DICTIONARIES-> 1st, 2nd- and 3rd NEW YORK READER; First, Second and Third SOUTHERN READER; Webster's SPELLING BOOKS, PRIMERS, lie., Ac. For sale by CARROLL, CLARK ic CO. Mby 3 2 tf y STATIONERY.-D AY-BOOKS, O Ledpcrs, and Blank Books of various kinds. Letter, Foolscap and Note Paper. Pens. Ink and Pencils. Envel opes, plain and fancy. For sale by J. ' CARROLL, CLARK ?c CO. T May 3 2 tf . i doz.amerTcancalfskins. 1 For sale by CARROLL, CLARK it CO. ' May 10 3 tf > cn LBS. ROCK BRIMSTONE.? For sale by CARROLL, CLARK it CO. May 10 * 3 tf J ^aTlbTbox^ ^ncentrat)\ 1 TED LYE. For sale by CARROLL, CLARK it CO. May 10 3 tf ir A DOZEN SMOOTHING IKONS. JL For sale hy CARROLL, CLARK & CO. May 10 3 tf f OA PIECES WINDOW PAPER. W \_7 For sale by CARROLL, CLARK & CO. May 10 ' 3 if H~~ALF~D(^~PRUNING KNTVES AND SHEARS. For sal* by CARROLL, CLARK &. CO. May 10 3 tf A DOZEN* SHEEP SHEARS? J. For sale by CARROLL, CLARK Jc CO. , May 10 3 tf For sheriff.-the friends of Capt. R. JL GLENN, respectful)^ announce him i iu> a'Camlldate for SHERIFF of York District, at the enduing election. Slay 10 "* H te , TpOR SHERIFF.-THE FRIENDS J? of DAVID G. WALLACE, announce him as a Candidate for SHERIFF of York-District, at the ensuing election. MANY VOTEHS. May 10 3 2t* F" OR SHERIFF^WE ARE~AUTHORiZED to announce Capt. JOHN J. VVYL1E, ' as a candidate lor SHERIFF of York District, at the;next 'J election. . February 22 "44 tf OR sTlERIFF.?TIIE FRIENDS of Capt. E. A. CRAWFORD, respectfully announce lilin a? a Catiilidarc for SHERIFF of York District, at the neat election. March 1 ^ "45 tf I70R SHERIFF?WE ARE AUX THORIZF.D to announce ALFRED ^TILWELL, Esq.', as a candidate for SHERIFF of York District; at the next election.n March 8 46 tf For sheriff.-^sergeant e. M. KIRKPATRICK, of Company G, Jenkins' Palmetto Sharp Shootef*, Is respectfully announced as a candidate Cor SHERIFF of York District, at the ensuing clec tlan. by his comrades In arm's and by "BETHEL. March 8 46 . - ' tC "POR^DRDINAR Y.?WE ARE AUX" TIIORIZED to announce JAMES 'M. HOPE as a 'candidate for ORDINARY of York District; at the ensuing election. April 26 I 8t* T70R ORDINARY.?WE ARE A~U~X THOUI/KD to announce JOHN A. BROWN, Esq.. as a Candidate for re-election to the Office of ORDINARY of York District. March IS 47 te F~0 R 0 R_DTNA R Y.-THE friends of PEYTON B. DARWIN, Esq., respectfully announce him as candidate for JJRDINA/IY of York District, at the ensuing election, t April 19,1866 52 tc II VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE! I AM nmhorlzed to sell that VALUABLE CLANTA TfON.'own'rd by Rev. JAMES STONEY, situated In ? York District, on the Latidsford Road, twelve miles Root of Yorkvillc, adjoining Lands of Samuel Steele, Robt. Steele, Win. Robertson and others, containing about " 450 ACRES. J Good Dwelling, Gin House and all necessary outbuildings. Oil Hut Premises. . ., n ALSO, a tract ot Land belonging to the estate of JOd BEPH HOWELL, deceased, situated on the Adair's Ferry Road, about two miles from Yorkvillc, containing between TWO and THREE HUNDRED ACRES. Dwelling and outbuildings on the Premises. There is some BOlTOM LAND on the Premises, and part of the tract well t,'inhered. 1 will, aJs0> sc" n tract on Fisting Creek, containing about 200 ACRES. ponion of it rich soil, and about 70 Acres of the trac WOODLAND'.For Terms o ?" Sale?Apply to me, at my Law Office, iu Yorkville. VV. B. WILSON. April 19 52 6t C. P. MELTON. 8A.M ' L W .MELTON. . ATTORNEYS AT LAW, COLUMBIA, S. C., Will practice in the adjoining Districts, and in York, Union, Chester and Lancaster. J CfeT* Special attention given to Cases before the MILITARY COURTS In Columbia-^# February 8 42 ly pROCKERY.?A LARGE~ LOT of CROCKERY of every description, which will be L sold at prices prevailing before the wax. At y W. H. McCORKLE'S. October 26 28 tf PROSPECTUS OF THE SUMTER NEWS! THE undersigned proposes to Issue at Sumtgr, S. C., on or about the first of June, 1866, a weekly paper, to be en- * titled "THE SUMTER SEWS." This Journal will be devoted to literature, morality and general Intelligence, and the promulgation of the occurrences of the day?political and general?which may be of interest to the people. No pal hi. or expense will be spared by the jhoprietor to render his paper acceptable to all classes of readers. He confidently refers to his long experience (of 32 years) in the past as a journalist, to secure for him the patronage of the people of his District. He congratulates himself that be can select for the inauguration of his enterprise no better occasslon than the present. At the termination of a long and bloody struggle, in which the principles of free government have 6een overridden and the Constitution trampled underfoot?in which all the angry passions of frail and erring human nature have been excited and exercised?the Angel of Peace is now about to unfold ber wings over all sections of our common country, and once again to gather around ber the goodness, the strength and Uie magnitude of the American Union. At such a time as this, he can have no better landmnrks by which, for the good of bis country, to direct his course than the Union, the Constitution and the Presi d?mt of the United States, nnd lie pledges himself to sustain, as Tar as be la able, the purity and Integrity of the one, and the firmness, and the patriotism and the statesmanship of the other. To the people of Sumter District he confidently appeals for their sympathy and patronage. Identified as he has ever been with them and their Interest In the past, he asks to be allowed the same pirvllege In the future. He expects to build up for them a District paper, the course of which will be consistent prudent and patriotic, and one which he hopes will not be wanting In its influence on the education and training of the rising generation. The services of an able and talented editor have been secured, who will devote his rime and abilities to the entertainment and Instruction of his patrons, and who will take pleasure In seconding the efforts of the undersigned, ; to render THE SUMTER NEWS worthyof the confidence and support of a discriminating public. For further Information as to terms, It., address me, at Sumter, S. C. H. L. DARK. May 10 3 tf METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE. GREAT GIFT SALE OF THE New York and Providence JEWELERS' ASSOCIATION, CAPITAL <1,000,000. DEPOT, 197 BROADWAY. AN Immense stock of Pianos, Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each, without regiyd to value, and not to be paid for till you see what you will receive. CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and its value, are placed In sealed envelopes and well mixed. One of these envelopes will be sent by mall to any address on receipt of 25 cents: five for SI : eleven for jfi; thirty for85; sixty five for 310; and one hundred for $15. On receipt of the Certificate you will see what you are going to have, and then It la at your option to pay the dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, a Piano, Sewing Machine, or any set of Jewelry on our list, for ^1; and in no case can they get less than One Dollar's worth, as there are no blanks. Agents are warned in every town In the country; every person can make $'0 a day, selling our Certificates in the greatest sale of Jewelry ever known. Send 25c. for a Certificate, which will inform yotr what you can obtain for$l. At tne same timeget oar Circular, containing full list and particulars; also, Tervu to Jigtntt. Address, JAMES HUTCHINSON Ic CO., 137 Broadway, N. Y. March 29 49 3m urns in amain m W. H. M'CORKLE RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of YORKVILLE and the PUBLIC generally, that be has commenced the AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in Yorkvtllo. for the purpose of disposing of all ARTICLES consigned to him, at either PUBLIC or PRIVATE SALE. Persons having GOODS of any description for sale, and who desire to adopt this mode of disposing of them, will please send them In on or before TUESDAY of each week, , In order to give an opportunity of ADVERTISING in the "Yorkville Enquirer." ForfUrther particulars enquire of W. H. McCORKLE. November 16 31 tf . MILL'S HOUSE, CORNEA QUEEN A MEETING STREETS, CHARLESTON, S. O. ? - . THIS Popular and well-known House Is now fully open Cor the RECEPTION VCXIBbAr OF VISITORS?having been refurB"lnfHl nlshed with NEW AND ELEGANT .QESH& FURNITURE THROUGHOUT, and offers to the traveller accommodations and conveniences as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, not to be equalled by any, North or South. The Patronage of the Travelling Public is respectfully solicited. Rates of Board MS dav, $4 00 Rates of Board pel month, as may be agreed on. JOSEPH PURCELL, Proprietor. '* ?-t? .."Ort AA tf r coruaijr ?? M QOUTH CAROLINA?YORK DISO TRICT.?Whereas, W. B. METTS, C. E. Y. D.,ha* applied to mc for Letters of Administration, dcbonitnon, on all and singular, the goods and chattels, rlzhts and credits fif GEORGE WRIGHT, late ol the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's .Court for the said District, to beholden at York Court House on the 28th day of May next, to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my band and Heal, this 19th day of April. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and slxty-slx, and In the 90th year of the Independence of the United 8tates of America. JOHN A. BROWN, a Y. D. April 26 1 . 40d ~ HOUSE-PAINTING, AC. NELSON DAVIS respectfully Informs the citizens of York and the surrounding Districts, that he is ready and willing to attend to the business of Plain and Ornamental HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZINGandPAPER-HANGING. He prides himself especially, In being Able to Imitate successfully. the various kindsof Wood, viz : MAHOGANY, MAPLE, OAK, SATIN-WOOD, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD, Ac., Ac. Also, Egyptian, Italian, Pennsylvania, Jasper and Sinah MARBLES. By strict attentioh to business, he hopes to secure a share or public patronage, and feels assured, that he will be able to give entire satisfaction to those who may employ him. Qg- All communications addressed to-blm at Yorkvtlle, 8. C., will meet with promptattentlon. NELSON DA VIES. "October 26 28 "6m RENOVATING AND CLEANSING WOOLEN GOODS. MRS. J. E. GRIST respectfully Informs the citizens of Yorkvllle ruid vicinity, that she Is prepared to RENOVATE AND CLEAN Gentlemen's Coats, Pants and Verts, and - Ladles' Cloak#.. REPAIRING DONE IP NECESSARY. Satisfaction Guaranteed if the garments are not too much WORN or FADED. RcrsRstro: Capt. I. D. Wltherspoon, Q. R. Ratchford, T. M. Dobson, Thos. H. Dickson, M. Jones, W. I. Clawson and MaJ. J. G. Lindsay. Articles left at the Printing Office will be attended to. December 14 35 tf* ttov^ernment ci^aimsr?the yj undersigned offers his services for the PROSECUTION OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT, In cases where property bos been wrongfully or Illegally taken by the WAR OR TREASURY DEPARTMENTS. An agency will be established In Washington to urge these claims to an immediate hearing. JAMES P. HAST, Attorney at Law, -* Yorkvllle, S. C. March 15 47 tf CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHABLE8TON, S. Ci ??THIS popular and well known HOTEL A^|L-TX, has been NEWLY FURNISHED MVtZSkd% THROUGHOUT by the present ProMa "MBuA- prietor, who has been slzteca years connected witlt tlie establishment. W. WHITE, Proprietor. GEORGE G. MIXER, Superintendent. CHARLES A. MILLER, Cashier. March 29 49 \ 3tn S. G. BROWN, AtJCTIOMiailR, RESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens of York District and thepubjic generally, tliat be Is still engaged in the AUCTION BUSINESS, and U always ready to attend to -any calls that may be made upon him. December 14 35 u AGS WANTED.?TWO CENTS per pound in Specie, will be paid for CLEAN Linen or Cotton RAGS, delivered at THE ENQUIRER OFPICE. January 4 37 tf HHHE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN.? 1 I PROPOSE w revive the publication or this Journal, at Columbia, S. C.. a* soon as mall communications have been restored, and the necessary arrangements can be made. CHARLES P. PEL HAM. Fovember 30 33 . tf mNE CARRIAGE FOR SALE.? X? Recently RE-TRIMMED, PAINTED and VARNISHED in Capt. Kerj's best style. With or without DOUBLE HARNESS. Apply to Dr. JOHN MAY, At the York Drag Store. March 1 45 tf M. JONES, ... GENERAL COLLECTING & BUSINESS AGENT, YORKVILLE, S. C. WFLL attend promptly to tie Collection of ALL DEBT8 AND ACCOUNTS which may be entrusted to him. April 19 52 tf jnROCERIES.?SUGAR, COFVT FEE and TEA. For sale by W. H. McCORKLE. October 26 28 tf TF~YOU~ WANT PRETTY BEA REGE, call at FLOYD, DOBSON Jt CO'S. May 3 2 tf TF" YOUWANT AN IX L KNIFE, A of George VYostenholmes make, go to FLOYD,D0B80N fc CO'S. May 3 2 tf TF YOU WANT CHEAP CHEWA ING TOBACCO, call at FLOYD, DOBSON fc CO'S.