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FOiJND DEAD. w On Christmas morning, the body of George Barber, a citizen of this County, was found dead, on a road leading from the old Andrew | Robinson place, on Clark's Fork, to tbefcing's : Mountain battle-ground. Mr. D. T. Barrett, I magistrate, summoned & coroner's jury, and j ait inquest was held over the body on the next day. The evidence showed that the deceased had spent the night of the 24th instant at the house of Mrs. Uancy Galloway, and left there about 10 o'clock next morning, the last tim? he was seen alive, in a state of intoxicatiw?f f r The verdict of the jury was "that the deceased c came to his death by intoxication and cold." 1 PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS--1870. The Proprietor announces three premiums for the three largest Clubs of Subscribers to the Enquirer for the year 1870, amounting, in the ag? gregate, to Seventy-Five Dollars in cash, h ^.The first premium will represent the value of JHb^iRX^FiVE Dollars ; the second, the value of H^BwTr-Fivx Dollars ; and the third, the value ^Hn'iFftEN Dollars. a ^Hprhe Proprietor, instead of designating special ^^Rtiples as premiums, has adopted the above plan ^P^\oider that persons who secure the premiums mm ' Vseleot whatever article may be preferred, of halue to which each may be entitled. Lo l?rcrpst Club, at $2.50 I h'SHrKi ?, the first of B the ^ premiums; the person getting up the B seronii ^ tfie second premium; and the B thW larges.^ the tbird promium. Competitors n?y begin luring subscribersat once?the time 5 of subscription^ commence whenever the name first pr January, 1870, as nay be preferred. ^vnoaeF^^aph subscriber. \ iaexpectedtobe paidthena-y^are en\tered on our books, and no! natne. will be Onnted \pompetita?n until it is paid for. , tCsr To peso as who make up Clubs of ten or more Barnes, bt who may fail to obtain a premium, we will send he Enquirer, one year, free of charge : and b those who send a Club of-twenty ortawe names, but who may fail to get a premium, we will forw*d a copy of the JCnquirer, one year, free of charg, and a oopy or the Rural Caroltrwia and the Sqthern Cultivator, or a oopy of the Enquirer andeither, Code's Ladys Book, PUrrson^l^fagazme, Rmiik LesUt's Lady s Magazine, or any weekly newspaper published in the United States. IB* The premiums tit be awarded to the successful competitors at tnt o'clock, p. m., on the Second Monday in Marth, 1870. Improved aid> Increased Production. The estimated product tf rice for tht Carolinas and Georgia the p?st year, as wt learn frnm firuunal U7.11.I - .... jtnnoiuo yma 11 iwwuw >? CI IS report, is ftfl7-five thousand tierces, as compared with thirty-five thousand for the jreviousyoar, and that d^Fagar 80,000 to 81,000 hogsheads, as eotQpared with $7,647 bigsheads in 1867, The new cotton is generally regarded by northern manufacturers as hr superior in efeaniin^ strength and uniformity of fibre and absents of waste, to any eve , before seat to market^ while a new variety; originatitg in Mississippi, the "Peeler," commands a pice from 25 to 30 per cent, higher than any other green seed cotton of the same grade, bcause of the superior staple. By experimcts of improved culture, it has been found pteible to increase greatly the product of cottoi by the acre, in one case four-fold. It is sported, jyn other words, upon what seems f> be good authority, that, whereas, in times pst, one bale to the acre has been regarded fair crop, and two bales a very large on^ oi the very richest lands, yet experimentsnade witn spade culture, stirring the soil deply and often, after enriching it with phospjates and guano, has yielded in one ..oase^our hales to the a*re, or over 1,600 pound of clean cotton, in Mr. Wells' report, tisc, the present value of real and perStates is estimaihdustries of the i ?byfar ,hc 5 c?r*Fi'o ooo ow nnn v bang 9"i60Ai,/ | > ' How Doctress Wai^xr^uhed Th*ee , W^s.-Doctor Mary WUk^r hung ouyher ( rjrofessional "shingle" atLeayenwortb, Iansas and the Commercial of that city re?fds a? amusing incident foner proiessiona-ljife, in which she seems to hve turned the laigh oh 4 trio of wJuld-be most admirabl : y Three gent'emen caled to see Doctor Miry, ^ gunuUUng sicknesa Pne.of Jf.a IjfJ .' i%nt, remaikable ^lcngttof his, htad^ and also of his bur* This one feigned rteu- 1 matism, and sat*4 *11 in a?icted manier. ] They then tfi ^ down, and the lady ejed th^n askance. 3y and by they spoke, sayng tbit they had h?ard of the Doctors&me, aid ( <ame to be heiled. They each held oul a < Aand^ daoring" her to feel their pulse, "(in- : tlemen," said the lady, "I will undertake to cure yoi, but I want a fee, please. Five collars, ir advance." "That's cheap," said me. , "Anylow, ifs the regular charge," said inother The lady looked on, saying nothiig. . Conversation began to flag, and the visitirs j mate as though thev were feeling round thar : ' clodies for the five aollars. The silence gr<w enbarrassing to all but the lady, who sat ockrig fitoe ft sphynx Then one of her visiters got up and went out, then another went oat also; finally the third got up and run, w:th- i out even saying good-bye to the Doctor or waiting for her to write out her prescription. > He did not, however, get away so quickly but that he heard the ladv calling after him: "It J takes three smarter men than you to come i fooling round me." - Jder patients having gone, the lady.bwk^round-smiling like a sunt. j ^ " 1 Senatorial Occupations ' A5,d Professions.?The following is a statement of the j present occupations of our senators: D. T. 1 Corbin, president, U. S. District Attorney: j Frank Arnim, planter; James M. Allen, marble dealer ; G. W. Barber, carpenter ; H. ' Buck, planter; D. Bieman, hotel-keeper; R. ' n. \ !ftin nlomvmnn p p t\: i 7 ? w?gjiu?u, ju. in. .isiu&suu, urug- < gist; R. J. Donaldson, planter and manufac- ) turer; H. W. Duncan, carpenter; Joel Fos ttwt!l?uUd'er^. isJljfTIWes, fi: * E. Hayne, teaclier; J. K. Jilson, teacher. W. | E. Johnston, clergyman; C. P. Leslie, lawyer ; John Lunney, phvsician ; C. W. Mont- < f* ornery, lawyer; H. S. Maxwell, teacher; W. 1 k Nash, magistrate; Young J. P. Owens, ! merchant; J. H. Rainey, merchant; J. H. < Reid, physician; W. E. Rose, hotel-keeper; 1 T. A. Rodgers, planter; S. A. Swails, teacher; R. M. Sims, planter; J. J. Wright, lawyer; i Lucius Wimbush, teacher. < A Useful Hint for Cold Weather.? . I The reason a room takes so long to be warmed f after a fire has been kindled is that the air 1 F goes up in a steady column from the mouth of the register, sides of the stove, or front of the , grate, to the ceiling of the room, and from t thence begins to distribute itself downward, 1 which, of course, is a slow process. To expe- | dite this take a palm leaf fan, a shawl, a large t towel, or something similar, fan violently, or j swing the shawl vigorously, thus compelling the lower and upper strata of air to unite, the 1 hot upper to mix with the cold lower. In this ] way the upper portion, where the thermome- ( ter would indicate eighty, and the lower where 1 it would stand at forty, will be compelled to mix, and one would be surprised to witness j s how much sooner the apartment becomes com-1 i ! . i 11 J*u. t ioriaDie. Rev. E. J. Meynardie.?The appoint-; ^ raent by Conference a few days ago ,.?f this 1 ( eloquent and popular divine, as a Presiding Elder of Shelby District, which extends from Yorkville, South Carolina, to the Bine Ridge; mountains, and embraces about six thousand ] Methodists, imposes on the recipient of the j honor perhaps the most laborious work in the Conference, and is beyond doubt, for one of Mr, Meynardie's age, a very high compliment indeed. Although his various appointments j number as many ?? fifteen, and extend over so large a field,, wekuqw Mr. Meynardie too well not to know tiBfc-hfe work will -be thoroughly and acceptably accomplished throughout his entire termbf service.?Courier. South Carolina State Bonds.?The Charleston Nexos sa(s the passage of the bill to pay the interest State Bonds in coin, and to compel insuranaccompanies doing business in this State to depoit $50,000 in these bonds with the Comptrollff-General as security, has caased a rapid appreciation in their value. Several of tfceiusuraice companies, apprehensive of the passage if the bill, purchased the f^uisite amounfof ionds at sixty-seven cents, bat. the increased dim and consequent on the action of the Lflgisiture has since advanced these securities to eijhty-seven cents, and it is confidently stated tJat they will soon reach ninety^Ye, ( Sgcria gtorns. LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE. What is the rational pode of proeeedure in cases of general debility andiervous prostration ? Does not reason tell ps that ndicious stimulation is required. WTBSbrt to volent purgation in such a case is as absurd as it W>u.ld be to bleed a starving Yet it is done evry clay. Y es, mis siupiu and' nuphilosophical practice ia oontinued in the teeth of the greet /act that physical weakness^ with all the nervous disprbances that accommuiy it, is more certainly staiifrapidly relieved by Hostetter's StomaCT^Bittwslian by any other medi- j cine ac present kutvwa. \t is true that general debility is olfon-attencM wth torpidity or irregular-, ityof thgifoowels, and iliafhis symptom must not be overlooked. But whle the discharge of the waste matter of the %stcn is thus expedited or . regulated/its vigor mant b recruMri., Tne Bitters, do both. They oombme oeri^it and antlbilious properties, with ox traordiaryctonic power. Even while removing obstrucfcns from the bowels, they tone and invigorate lose organs. Through .the stomach, upon which %e great vegetable specific acts directly, it given healthy and permanent impetus to every enf&led function. Digestion is facilitated, the lalteing circulation regulated, the blood reinforced Rth a new aooession of the alimentary principle, to nerves bracod, and ill the dormant powers of he system roused into tealihy action; not spasnidically, as would be tie case if a mere stiiauiat were administered, Ut for a con tin uancc. It j in this way that such etraordinary changes are rrought in the oouditiu of .the feeble, emaciate and nervous invalids b; the use of this wonderft corrective, alterative at] tonic. Let oommon sene decide between snch a preparation and a prostrang cathartic, supplemented by a poisonou* astrpgeut like strychnine or mini*. J . Jnuary 6 ! Jnraittial Hiti immrurdal. ? ,>; 70RKVILLEPBIC$ C1TBBBNT. CORBfcOTBp WEBKLt By Cawoll, olark & CO. WRDNRShAU January 5. 1870. BAGGIJG?Gunny?V yari { .. @ \ 27 BALE HOPE-Hemp F ft ?. 10 (a) \.. Manilla, V ft. j ; 35 (gj 80 Cotton, V ft, to) .k IRON TIES, per pound,,, ? 8* BLUE-STONE, V ft @ 20 CANDLES-i-Tallow?Vft. ....I @ Adamantine, ?& 22jf@ 25 COFFEE?Ho?Vft - ...j ? ? 28 5SKtf.!^:rrx:r "I Sr COTTON YARN, bunch af 5 poun*, @ S 15 GUNPOWDER, V lb I @ 40 MACKEREL?No. 1, half btrreli. .. ? .. No. S,half butels. ? No. 3, half btrrels ?9 00 No. 1, V Kit, L @ 3 25 No. 2, V Kh.irt @ 2 75 No.3,fKlt,?'. .1 .. @ 3 00 H)I/A88ES?Cuba?V :. @ 70 if We#t India, Vjallon.,;;.. ? New Orleans,*pilon....... 1 15 @125 ^ALS?Northern?V ft.....?, ? ?. ...??.? 7K Q 8 I . <g wx @3 10 SUO,i_pai,ertMd_-p ^ @ 25 Crushed, ft (a) 25 A, Vft.. ....I ? 20 . ?,Extra,* .. ? 18 ? Brown, v ft ? @ 18 TEA?H>on?V ft 1 50 ? 2 00 Imperial, V ft.... ? ?Black>vft 1 00 .<? 150 VlNEGAR-?;idci_v jjallon..j. @ 65 PRODUte MARKET?PRICES FROM WAGONS. BACON?Ham_vft........ ' J.... . @ 23 SbouWvft @ 17 Sides,p ft : ? 512 CORN, V bushel 1 25 ? 1 30 / Petcheis >neied: * bushel.. @ 1 50 EGOS, V down > V buthel \ W 1 25 flour, v loo ftg^ ^ 4,^* @ " ?IMS, V.5.V. " !! ? 50 )ATB,V bushel .7. @ 75 'EAS, V bushel 1 20 @ 1 25 'OTATOES-Irlsh-F bushel I 50 @ 75 Swee:, * bushel 75 @ 1 00 1H1NGLES, V 1000 3 50 @ 4 00 PALLOW, V ft 1 10 ? 12* YHEAT, if bushel .. ? 1 50 Cotton?Very little offering, bul the market regains firm at the prices of last wo^c-say 21 to 22 tents for middlings. - ROCK-HILL PRICES OTTEREST. jorbkcted weekly by london & jones, commission merchants. MONDAY, JANUARY J, 1870." LAGGING?Gunny?per yard, SALE ROPE?Hemp, per pound, ? a U Manilla,per pound,.., ? a 28 Cotton, per pound, - ? RON TIES?per pound J. 8 a 9 SLUE STONE?per pound,.. ? a 18 HANDLES?Tallow?per pound ? a 20 Adamantine, per pound, 22 a 25 HOFFEE?Kio?per pound 22 a 28 Lnguyrn, per pound, ? a 33 Java, perpound, ? a 37 30TT0N-YARN, per bunch of 5 pound*,.... ? a 2 15 SIJNPOWDER, perpound, ? n 50 MACKEREL?No. I, half barrel*, ? a 11 00 5 Nq. 2. half barrel*, ? a 10 00 No. 3, half barrel*, ? a 8 00 No. 1, per Kit, ? a 3 00 No. 2, per Kit ? a 2 75 No. 3, par Kit, - ? a 2 50 MOLASSES?Cuba?per *allon, ? a 70 Weet India, per gallon, , ? a "5 . wv. > s New Orteane, per gallon,.....' ? a 1 25 HAILS?Northern?per pound, ? a 7 tICE, per pound, 10 a 12* 3ALT, per sack ;.... ? a 2 75 3UGAR?Pulverized?per pound...... ? a 22 Crushed, per pound, ? a 20 A, per pound, ? o 18 C, Extra, per pound, ? o 16* Brown, per pound, 12*a 15 rEA?Hyson?per pound, ? a 2 00 Imperial, per pound, ? a 2 00 Black, per pound, ? a 1 50 HINEGAR?Cider?per gallon, ? a 75 PRODUCE MARKET?PRICES FROM WAGONS. ilACON?Hams?perpound, ;? a 25 Shoulder*, per pound, ? a 20 Sides, per pound, ?a 22 HORN, per bushel, new ? a 1 35 HORN-MEAL, per bushel, ? a 1 45 0RJED-FRU1T?Apples, peeled, per bushel,. ? a ? Peaches, peeled, per bushel,,. ? a ? Peaches, unpeeled, per bushel ? a ? EGGS, per dozen,..'. ? a 20 FLOUR, per 100 pounds, 4 00 a 5 50 HIDES?Green?per pound, ? a ? Dry, per pound, 12 c 15 LARD?Counrry?per pouud, ? a 25 LIME, per bushel ? a 00 3ATS, per bushei, ? u 80 PEAS, per bushel, ? a 1 00 POTATOES?Irish?per bushel,..,...' 75 a 1 00 Sweet, per bushel, ? a 1 00 SHINGLES, per 1000, - a 5 00 TALLOW, per pound . - a 12* WHEAT, per bushel,. 160 a 2 00 Cotton?Very little offered during the holidays. 3ala? at from 20 to 23 cents, extremes. Market (teady. CHESTER. Jprfiiarv 4.?Cotton?Xh# market ? V ??.iu nimxtru utrvinyiae WSOK past. -Ve quote middlings nominally at 22g, and stained 19 to 20 cents. > CHARLOTTE, January 3.?Owing to the holidays and the bad state of the roads, but little cotton was oiFeted in this market last week. The market was Inactive until Friday, when an advance of an k to i cent was established, closing ?teadv on Saturday at 201 to 22 (tents for stained, ind 234 cents for middling cotton. Sales i?>r the week 117 bales. , ' Corn?The inai^et is well supplied. We quote it $1,124 to $1.15 per bushel from wagons. Flour dull. We quote at $4 to $4.25 per sack from wagons. Corn Meal $1.20 to $1.25 per bushel. NEW YORK, January 3.?Cotton quiet; sales W0 bales, at 258. CHARLESTON, January 3.?Cotton quiet but firm sales ^Whales?mirlfllinr?s 24 cents. CHARLESTON, December30.?'Thk Rbceipts, fee.?The supplies received at the ports tor.the iveek up to Friday last, have been the heaviest of he year, and were 114,030 bales, against 110,071 male's the previous week, and 77,605 for the same jeriod last year. The navigable streams being genirally in good condition, the probable extent of ;he crop will no doubt rapidly uevclope its6if. The eceipts at the principal cotton ports up to the laest aates have boen about as follow^: 1889. ' 1808. .^ew Orleans, December 29, 120,738 42!>,025 Mobile, December 29, 100,402 117,489 Savannah, December 29, 204,487 179,751 Charleston, I>eeeml>er 29, 150,808 95,498 rexas, December 24, 85,138 00,015 Virginia, December 24, 100,090 68,510 Thk Cotton Mabkkt.?The suspension of butiness, which usually attends the season of Christnas, having occurred within this period, transactions in this article have been much restricted ; >riccs have, however, shown but little change, and lave been rather steadily maintained. Cokn.?This article lias been received to a fair xtent, say about 20,000 bushels for the week, rhere is an improved demand for country consumption, and the market has shown more active features. The sales have been 4,000 bushels of lew white Maryland, in second hand bags, at$l.2 per bushel, weight, bags included, and a lot at 11.13 per bushel, weight, bags included; 2,800 bush>ls of new white Virginia at $1 per bushel, weight, rnlk; 2,000 bushels of North Carolina white at 11.07 per bushel, bulk, weight. Limited lots of jritne new white Maryland sell at ?1.13 to $1.20 >er bushel, weight, bags included. Bacon? Is in moderato stock with a limited en quiry. Wo quote prime smoked Shoulders at 16 to 164 cents per poundclear rib Sides at 20 cents; Strips st20J cents; dry salted Shoulders at 14 oents; Sides at 17J to 18 cents; salted Long Clear has been sold at 17 cents per pound. SAfcT.?The receipts of Liverpool have been about 4,000 sacks during the week. A wholesale transaction took place at $1.30 per sack. Jobbing sales have transpired at $1.35 per sack. LIVERPOOL, January 3?3 P. M.?No market reports, in consequence of the holidays. Financial. NEW YORK, January 3.?Gold dull and heavy at $1,194 to $1,194: CHARLESTON, Thursday, December 30, 1869. ?Bank of Camden, 50 ; Bank of Charleston, par; Bank of Chester, 15; Bank of Georgetown, 20: Bank of Hamburg, 5; Bank of Newberry, par; Bankof South Carolina, 15; Bank of the State of South Carolina prior to 1861,50; Bank of the State of South Carolina, after 1st January, 1861,15 ; Commercial Bank, Columbia, 3; Exchange Bank, Columbia, 20; Merchant's Bank, Cheraw, 5; Peoples' Bank, par; Planter's Bank, Fairfield,5; Planter's and Mechanic's Bank, Charleston, par ;Southwestcrn Railroad Bank, old, 80; Southwestern Railroad Bank, new, 75 ; State Bank, Charleston, 6"; Union Bank, par; City of Charleston Change Bills, par; Stateof South Carolina Treasury Notes, par. HYMENEAL ..<?L Marriko?On the 21st ultimo, bv Rev. S. L. Watson, Mr. N. D. GLENN and Mrs.S. E. CALDWELL, all of this county. On the 23rd ultimo, by Rev. S. L. Watson, Mr. J. M. FORD, of Gaston connty, N. C., and Miss M. H. ADAMS, of York eduntv. On the" 21st ultimo,"bv RaT*. Hugh Strong, Mr. J. ALONZO BROWN. uud%isa ?UE L., yoijfagest-daughtef of .tiio late RevZ Wini B. Daviesj all of this county. In Yorkville, on Thursday, the 23rd ultimo, by Rev. It. P. Johnson, Mr. STEPHEN C. HOMESLEY, of Shelby, N. C., and Miss MARY E., daughter of B. P. Boyd, Esq., of Yorkville, S. C. In thiscounty. on the I2th ultimo, by Rev. J. S. Bailey, Mr. CHARLES KIDD and Miss JOSEPHINE MOORE. On the 21st ultimo, bv Rev. J. S. Bailev, Mr. BARNEY BRANNOft and Miss REBECCA GOORE, ail of this county. On the 23rd ultimo, by Rev. J. S. Bailey, Mr. R. H. MITCHELL and Miss ISABELLA MORROW. all of this county. v In this county, on the 23rd ultimo, by Rev. Dr.' Chalmers, Mr. JAMES MILLER ana Miss M. ANNA, daughter of H. C. Harris, all of. this couuty. On the 30th ultimo, by J. G. Gullick, Esq., Mr. JAMES L, JOHNSTON, of York County, S. C., and Miss MARY JOHNSTON, of Gaston oountv, N. C. i On tho 30th ultimo, by Rev. H. R. Dickson, Mr. JOHN L. GARDNER and Mrs. MAF.THA J. WILSON, all of York county. On the 28th ultimo, by Rev. W. W. Ratohford, Mr. JNO. T. THOMPSON and Miss ELIZA J., i eldest daughter of Z. D. Smith, all of this county. ! At the Tabernacle Parsonage in Yorkville, on I the 4th instant, by Rev. Tilman R. Gaines, Mr. J. L. CARROLL and Miss N. L. CARSON, all of [York county. In this county* on the 4th instant, by Rev. W. I W. Rutchford.jMr. J. P. JOHNSTON and Miss J ANJtU UAMmaiiU, Ull oi litis uuuiibjr. v <^miabyt Died?On the 17th of November, 1869, of consumption, Miss ELIZABETH B. WARREN. And also, on the23rd of December, 1869, of Pneumonia, Miss SARAH C. WARREN. These two sisters had spent a quiet and pious life toge'her? in death they were separated for only a few brief days: and now, we trust, they are united n that blest land "When; sickness and sorrow, pain and death, Are felt and feared no more." In Memphis, Tennessee, on the 27th ultimo, Mr. JOHN W. FARIS, a native of County Antrim, Ireland,, and formerly a resident of Ebenezer, York county, South Carolina, aged nearly 56 years. plantation wanted. WANTED to purchase?a plantation of about 100 ACRES, with a fair proportion of woodland, pasture and arnble land, buildings and fences in k>pair, and situated within five miles of ~T7T^viUei ^ For further particulars^apply at this blacksmithing accounts. ALL persons indebted to the undersigned on account of BLACKSMITHING, are hereby requested to come forward and make immediate payment, as we must have money. To all accounts remaining unpaid on the 15th of January, 10 per cent, a month will be added. H. C. CONNER ?fc CO. January 6 1 tf "langham academy. #THE Exercises of Langham Academy will be resumed on MONDAY, the 10th day of January, instant. TUITION PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. English, $10 00 Classical, 20 00 If paid in advance one-fourth deducted. R. LATHAN, Principal. January 6 1 2t MALE SCHOOL. English, Classical, Mathematical, Commercial, LIMESTONE SPRINGS, 8. C." J. BANKS LYLE (So. Ca. College) Principal. THE Eleventh Annual Session of this Jrl iHc School commences February 14th. Circulars, giving expenses and full particulars, may be obtained byaddres4m/r sing the Principal. January 7 . 1 6t ROCK HILL ACADEM Y. THE undersigned having consented c^ar8e th0 above-named TWfiwS School, its exercises will be resumed MjSr on MONDAY, the 17th of JANUARY, The terms of Tuition per Session of five months (20 weeks) will be as follows, viz: Primary Branches, per Scholar, $12 00 Higher English Branches, per Scholar, 17 00 Ancient Languages and Mathematics, por Scholar, 25 00 Fee for Incidental expense,per Scholar, 50 Pupils will be received at any time, and charged from time of entrance till close of Session, except in cases of protracted sickness. Tuition payable at the close of the Session. W. W. CAROTHERS, Principal. January 6 1 3t KING'S MOUNTAIN MinTAEYsCHOOI. YORKYILLE, 8. C. #THE First Session of the School year of 1870, will begin on the 1ST OF FEBTerms.?For School Expenses, i. e., Tuition, Books, Stationery, <?c., Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Washing, $135 in currency, per session of five months. For ciiculars containing full particulars, apply to Con. A. COWARD, Principal and Proprietor. Working Christian, Greenville Enterprise, Darlington Democrat, Sumter Watchman, and uT?ebni|yi, m, "7 """ " December 9 49 tf THE YORKYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE."" THE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY, next, under the Superintendence of Rev. JAMES DOUGLASS,assisted by Rev. R. B. Amlerson, Rev. II. R. Dickson and others. It is proposed that the Collegiate year consist of NINE CALENDAR MONTHS, beginning with the first of October and ending with the last of June?the year to be divided into three terms of equal length. In order to increase the facilities for securing a thorough education, as well as to increase the number of pupils, it has been determined to make a material reduction in our charges. The whole expense in the College proper for Tuition and Board, includinjfWashing, Lights and Fuel, will bo only TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the year, instead of Two Hundred and Ten as hitherto. A reduction of $24 per year, from the $200, will be made for boarders in the Primary Department. Daughters of Ministers of the Gospel will receive tuition in the regular course free of charge. The following, in all cases, will be extra for term of three months: Instrumental Music, $17 00 French, 7 00 Drawing and Painting, each, " 7 oo j Ancient Languages, f> 00 KOR DAY SCHOLARS. Tuition in College proper $15 " " Primary Department, 7 Payment, one-third in advance, t. e. at the beginning of each term. Boarders are expected to furnish their own Sheets, Pillow-Cases and Towels. For further information, applv for circulars. All letters of inquiry promptly and cheerfully answered. December 23 51 tf DISSOLUTION. THE Copartnership of WILSON <fc WITHER8POON, Attorneys at Law, is this day dissolved bv mutual consent. W. B. WILSON. J. 1). WITH ERNPOOX. Decern l>er 23, 1S(!9. 51 Gt T. M. DOBSpy & COj "onward: upward:! a Qcyrv HAS dawned upon us, and foun 10/ U DOBSONBtlllon thecarpet.readyanj eager for trade. "TO LIVE AND LET LIVE? is his motto. So when vou visit Yorkville, tj sure to call and see him "before you make you} purchases, as he is determined not to be under* sold in the same line of goods. He also asks hil friends and customers, and the public generally! to accept his thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him during the past year; and he hopes by strict attention to business and a willing, ness to please, and by honest and fair dealing with all persons, to merit a continuance of the same during the present year. He feels assured that no pains, on Ins part, will be spared to accommodate and to please and sell goods to every person who may favor him with a call. He will sell for cash or barter, but not on time. our rules for 1870. ALL persons making contracts with us for MONTHLY PAYMENTS, during the" present year, will be charged 21 per cent, per monthj on all accounts after the time has expired; and under no consideration will wo sell goods, on a credit, to any one after his time has expired and he has failed to comply. Montniv Ruiteiueumwiu be sent to parties, and' may be considered as messengers for money. T. M. DOBSON <fc CO. OUR STOCK OF GOODS. WE have on hand a complete stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, and will tiy to keep, as near rs possible, everything that is usually kept in Dry Goods and Grocery Stores, so that you need not be troubled running around if you wish to buy your goods from DOBSON. *N OUR DRY GOODS STORE Y?7"E have Messrs. JOHN J. SMITH and JNO. J. HUNTER with us, who will be pleased to have their friends give them a call. They wil treat them politely, snow them around and re!iev< them of their Greenbacks, if they have any sur plus. T. ^ D^Qg. ft CO. ? BANK BIJiLS AT PARA^J THE following Bank Bills will be recefvedm exchange for goods at par: Bank of Charleston, Bank of Newberry, People's Bank of Charleston, Planters and Mechanics' Bank, Unio.i Bank, City of Charleston Change Bills and Sttte of S. Carolina Treasury Notes. So, bring voir Bank Bills to DOfeSON'S. IW OUR GROCERY STORE TOU will find Messrs. JOHN W. DOBSON and CALVIN G. PARISH, who will be pleased to wait upon all who may favor them with a call. They will not object to receiving Greenbacks in exchange for Groceries. i T. M. DOBSON & CO. 'TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. WE will sell Country Merchants wholesale bills at 10 per cent, profit on cost and carriage. All orders sent to us will be filled at the above rates, when accompanied by the cash. T. M. DOBSON & CO. ; HITCHING DOT. ~ VK7E will open fbr the public, in a few weeks, a yT good hitching lot, m the rear of our Stores. When completed, notice will he given through the Enquirkb. T. DOBSON A CO. " January 6 ... . tf # BIVINGSVTLLE SHIRTING. A AHA YARDS BTVINGSNTLLE 8HIRT11HAI ING, 4-4 wide at 161 cents per yard, jusfrreceived at >, / T. M. DOISON A GO'S. HATS. : WE have on hand a good stockof Gentlemen's Hats, very low, at , . T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. FILES. MILL, Cross-Cut, Handsaw anl half round Files, for sale by ... T. M. DOBSON A CO.. . " NUBIAS ~ " HAVE just arrived at T. M. DOBSW&CO'S. Very pretty and as cheap as the aieapest . HOODS. ; ' " A NICE article can be found at the caeap store of T. M. DOBSOifi CO. TIN-WARE. A LLsorts, sizes and kinds can be fount by callj\ ing at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S, as heap as the cheapest. SALEM JEANS CAN be found by calling at DOBSON3 cheap Store. I . : DOESKIN. * !''' A GOOD artrcle of Doeskin can be found at the Store of T. M. DOBSON A CO. ^LL acco tints duy s for 1^9 will be clj^e^at CARBINES Pickles, Oysters. Peaches, Vfflnak5 toes, Mustard, Blacking, Maccaroni Sttoh, Soda, Peppery-Stinger, Nutmeg and Sgice'foLale January 6 * i ' jj * J. w. ave!RY~ FOR THE CASH. - A LARGE supply of 8TANDARD GOODS, j% Sheetings, Shirtings, Table Linen, Irish Linen, Calicoes, and Toweling, bought since the decline in gold, and will besold very low for the cash, by J. W. AVERY. COFFEE, SUwAR, &C. rpHE finest Coffee, Sugared Teas, for family X use, and bound to pleast at low rates. J. W. AVERY. SHOES j OF all grades, Warranted to?>e as represented,! at prices to suit the times. I W. AVERY. LIBERAL SUPPLIES WILL be advanced to Fan?raj on Lien of Crop, on more advantageoi terras than are usually given elsewhere. J-7. AVERY. January 6 1 tf kuykwdaxa toifcjvsol^ TIIE YORK DRUG STOR, I87(h THE Proprietors of this woll knowngtitution grateful for the liberal share of h-onage received duringthe past year, beg a contiance and an increase of it for the year that we,ve coin, menced, and respectfully ask all to ve ug a a trial. We guarantee even-article st both as tc price and quality. Wo have now on?d a and well selected stock of DRUGS AN^gDj_ CINES. which we propose to sell oi^ most reasonable terms for cash. KUYKENDAL & TOMHON-# WE CANNOTIMAGINi WHERE is money due us on account*. tjie j I past year, and we cannot imagine h^hose who are in arrears with us can expect ind3nce auy longer. Wo, therefore, hope that th^jj come forward and sottle. . KUYKENDAL & TOMLTN^ J January 6 1: OUR TERMS. ~ c IN the futuie we will adhere strictly to thi^ , S\ stent. T7.TTVT/.T-,vrr4 A T frn\fT.TVflf JVC 1 i\?i^ JL/A.1J IV 1 pain paint! ; j A WONDERFUL Remedy. It cures Rhen b \ ti?m. neural***, Stiff and ojBfcJomts and all pains, as if by ma$o. Get 11 HI ?3 York Drugstore. KUYKENDAL & TOMLINSON. "egyptian hair coloring. THE greatest discovery of the age. It restore the Hair and Whiskers to their orifjinal color Warranted not to stain or poison the skin or scalp Can be had at the York Drug Store. KUYKENDAL <t TOMLINSON. COMPOUND SYRUP QUEEN'S DELIGHT ANOTHER supply of this invaluable medicin on hand. We can vouch for its efficacy ii curing Rheumatism, Scrofula and all skin*an< kindred diseases. This is no Patent Medicine. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. snuffs! . LORIULARD'S genuine Scotch and Maccaboj Snutls, just in at the York Drug Store. KUYKENDAL <fc TOMLINSON. allcock's plasters! ANOTHER supply of these powerful systen strengtlioning and pain scattering Plasters just received at the York Drug Store. KUYKENDAL it TOMLINSON. state of south carolina, Yorlc County. By F. C. HARRIS, Judge of the Court of Probate of York County. IT appearing to my satisfaction that the following named persons, heirs-at-law of Enoch DosI /,? r1n/>AAnA.1 T-t. _ 1%. j tut, UU^UiWUU, V16 . YY 111. XVUUISUU, O UI1I1 u US" ! ter, Win, Doster, James Black and wife, Jane, re, side beyond the limits of this State, it is, therefore | ordered, that they do appear at tho Court of Pro: bate to be holden at York Court House, for York County, on the sixth day of April next, to shew cause, if any they can, why the proceeds of the I sale of tho real estate of Enoch Doster, deceased, I sold by the said Court of Probate for partition and | division, should not be paid over to John M. Brvson, Administrator of the said Enoch Doster, deceased, to be applied by him to the payment o, the debts of the said Enoch Doster, deceased. Given under my hand and seal this first day of January, A. D., 1870. FRANK C. HARRIS, J udge of Probate. January C 1 3m AUCyiONSiMiEB. ~ SHERIFF'S S iLES. 1|Y virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias, to me di| rected,vrill Resold betwe<n the leeal hours i SherifTsBale, ON THE FIE ST MONDAY IN febkuary ntext, York Court House, the follr wing property, to it: l r Attire "H^trks" on Tuesday aftejj the first Mony in February next, onelot of Blacksmith's and irpenter'a'Tools, one lot Wagon Wheels, parts of agons, <feo., one lot Ingot Copper and Composi' in, one lc$ House ana Kitchen Furniture; two irn-Shellers, two Straw-Cutters, three pair Scales 1 e pair Baliinces, one lot Wagon Timber, one lot iper, Envelopes, Ac., two bores Window Glass, ' e old SUuyt Ac., levied on as the property of the ng's Mountain Iron Companv, at the suit of J. McElwe^Sr., and others. ' ($7.87 Jne tract of land, adjoining land* of John S. atton, EUw C. G. Davis and others, levied on the nrpgjr of W. J. Dutfie, at tha suit of EliC. G. others. ($3.00 About Ihnl hundred pounds of cotton, levied | as the jnwjerty of Obadiah Sarratt, at thejmit ivaum aim ouiera. i [Q/.no X)n Tuesdfcr after the first Monday in January itxt, at tiriwldence of the defendant,about six ousand Ffit^ds ofseed cotton, levied on as the operty oCQreen Gordon, at the suit of William . Moore, it?., survivors, and others, ($5.62} (One tractbf land, bounded by lands of Kind's fountain fen Company, estate of Wm. McGill ad otherBjonfcaining500acres, more ox less; also he other fkd of land, bounded by lands of jink's Mqntein Iron Company, estate of Wm. IcGill arufhe tract above mentioned, containing JO acres,: >re or less. The above named tracts re leviedn as the property of S. H. Anthony, % the suitt James Chilaers and others.' ($16.08} . I . y R. H. GLENN, St Y. C. January; ]. 5t r gERIFF'S SALE. ' liattbew |^>erti*. Dudley Jonea-^Forcclosure 8Y virtLtfan orjiar from Judge William M. * TlmtoyBfcMfMPse to public sale, tt York ' a tracl nd'dMm the Defendant now resides, ] a as fte "Coulter Tract," bounded by : Fishin 9k, t? Homestead, lands of Robert j Browc others containing . : , THRE JNDlED & FIFTY-TWO ACRES,' more b. Sid as the property of Dudley Jones, 9closd* Mortgage in avor ofjfctthew Harpei 1 ? ? tib:? ! TEIMS OF SALEL . ; : A eretwo.montljs?the titles to be.signed but not bred iMtil the money is paid accord-' Ing to t mtfot shle, tnd if the amount bf the I Eurchai ney it not paid whei due, the land to | e re-sothe risk of the former purchaser, for * Cash. 1 . _j ($431 1 R. H. GjfcNN, S. Y. D. " Janu^ >t. .7 <li< 22t Equity. ; i Hugh T4Jo8eph B. Strvart.?BUI to Fore- _ Close Mirrnpyv. IN obefe to the order cr Jndge William M. JL Thon will expose to public sale at York I Court H m the '. * FEEtST >J)AY IN FOTUARY, NEXT, u one trac md situate in "ferk county,, on the road lea rotn Yorkvill<jto Charlotte; eleven j miles firo rkville, bounqd by lands of Hugh / Tate, S. < neon, Demps# Cook, and widow, ? Starnesj i nine I "j* ," 16 0UBS, MOB OB LESS. 1 Th( re property toe re-sold at the risk jL of the for turchaser. [ ' 1? ; Terms-*. Purchased pay for papers and stamps, i f. H. GLENN, ($9.2ZJ) ' Sniff of York County. ? CmjlS' SATNGS BUTE | L . ?V .r, in it.' 'VQ 80UH CAROLINA, 01 iRKvxyni s. o.' * > Currency josits Itemed of One Dollar T ' aaft tUrds. j| Sold Depd?payaun Gold-*-Becelred _J by ag-ijsnt witpe Asst. Cashier. I . -teTBBSTt SEVEN Pj;ENT. Iwed on Certificates of at Dodos | SIX PERCT. ocfcQAccounts, componnd- 2! * ed ev?*ix mo^ A DYANqmade Cotton. EXCHANGE Q A Boughtight CJKS sold on Columbia, Charleston, ji the fthern cities. BANKBILLS, Gwand ^ER,-bought and sold, ni COLLECTS attei to and REMITTAN- "rJ CES prorbtJjmade; This Ba* 1 a leJeposltory fbr all Court Funds. . J. ( ' . :> Deposits tlfst and onlWlien on the can onb^B/if em, a^areiV*uuuj??*|to j the co|o] Jhusb or guardians. j ? j V CERS. 17 \T)^IA13N, President. JC HN : 4 Pi ER, Vice-President. ceo 10Mi3 E EGG, Cashier. sai.' DOCTORS* IDE lAJON. Columbia. t_ U.LI M MTN, Columbia. ? r *??* *L\rl?P /VlnmViio . , Columbia. JE\ TlOSfColumbia. ? 106149 FEQG, Columbia. an] JELI BR] Marioa r OT/ SfWowberryj "V G. MAjNewberty. HB. RUTIGE, Charleston. I1NIEL JNEL, Jr., Charleston. [V] ii sbiTons. : jWIISO^ITHElSPOON. me icAL jfCE COMMITTEE JOHNk. ADA3. T. WHEELER, J. W, as, p VERY... - . I f| FWfc; Yorteillo,fr b. 6,1870.) 30-^m . Jfl ' B. BOPD. ^ ^ Mc< HAj BEEFl &C. Car STABHains, Cured B^f, Smoking To- R bacc<, Soapits, Grindstnos, Nails, Iron, Can Oysters,Pickle >h. Fruits, anger Preserves, <frc., areselling t IP. BOYD'S. i stingsT __ 4 LARGFJ'?t~s, Ovens billets, Spiders, Vl j\ Dog ?n/xtra lids fobvens and Spi- , f ' dors, will Wrf week at BOYD'S. jjjg Jji.ERSTIlL^ ~ and BIVINGSJ^ YARN foiwo dollars per rr?] bagchjft X 1 P. LOYD'S. p; ^>imRTiivq .. at0' BIVING^LEJHIRTINC1 quarters wide, for 15? ?, anc I Bivings< le Shirting, for 134 cents, af r BOYD S. T~~bJWG ANDTES. BAGGIlAJf celts per yan iy the bolt, and Ties aPdtsjer pound, the bundle, at _ BOYD'S. -E. I i : S4.LT, mEt r*r\ SAd S\LT !>r sale, at per sack, at "T ill "1 BOYD'S. StAft AID COIFEEL 4 LARH la of Sufar and Cee will arrive \ in thior fonr da;s, and w be sold cheap, 1 BOYD Jj" ^E^WW^Kwaxy Eggs and Putter vll writ JL Igvy^^Wtprioe, at BOYD'S c " I . Tsegars I 7ear 9 seH last at tho Grocery sire P( il][| B. P. BOY'. " ' '* ^TiTeed OATS, .' j Ja /4pJ\iix'Oats still on hand and for sttf at - xisliel, at BOYD9. 0 i OF CHARGE^ N' 1 |Hw!6r?C6ries and have them snt to 1 V Mpjee of jhargo, by BOID. rfits AND IRON ' / fVy. orLnd at the Grocery Store ol fa r ? ? P> BOfDt De _iSJ)OL NOTICE. 3 'WlMexeroises of the EBENJZER- "VH A*VTLIJC ACADEMY will be rdumed 11 ^ 3>ntheWond Monday in Janniry. dewi 1 ?&atv ok tuition per sksson. ? J?T2|mar\ English Branches $12 00 j? J^rauW. 15 00 ^ c M^h Bridies . 18 00 ^ , Jcien^ggegLj,} Mathematics, j.. 25 00 lle THRMS: j. p. ,e tim*g tkil^chM0l will bo char/ed from L mr^5v'l' b? made for lost timf after enr"?5'. ^case df protracted sickress. I ?n? * !s tuitbp will be requited in ad anc0' ^lainafr at the end ot tltf Session. Do : I Decern W-\PtiMijjjl. T*%oirs NOTICE^ Ti AYliKSpbted to the estate of WIL- vie* Tn, deceased, and ill persons them nayingeU t th wlu ^0 for. pubL ward ,?PdWe^a . Sers ! Detfmtj ft FOWLER, Executor. York j ?H- Jl ? _D? ' A established Sealed Notes I A SS wftreiof ** ALEX- WHTTE, riYfl I SSSfi o*? at dividend on tho same by | Ddom)r'50 % WAT,LACE, Clerk. ^ ALLISON & BRATTON. -?; ... , ??' "starch. ONE Grosa Oswego Corn Starch, in one ponnd packages, manufactured expressly, fojt food. It is composed of the finest parte of Indian corn, perfeotly pure. For sale by . , AT^ElSON & BRATTON. November 18 < 46 tf india cocoanut. : 6) p FOUNDS Prepared East Indii Coooanut, X)D for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, <fcc. It is already sweetened, nindin cooking very little if any Additional sugar is required. For sale try , ALLISON <fe BRATTON.November 18 .46 tf extracts, WE keep constantly on hand a full assortment of pure flavoring Extracts. These extracts are strictly pure; and highly concentrated. They are warranted triie to their names, and are prepared-from frail of the best quality. For sale by ALLISON <fe tiRATTON'S. November 18 , 46 tf seidlitz powders. ONE Gross improved Seidlitz Powders. Useful in all diseaACs incident to warm olimates. For sale by ALLISON <fc BRATTON. io nu VCU11JC1 io 40 . U . . WOMAN'S FRIEND. DR. Lawrence's celebrated Woman's Friend, dedicated to the ladles of America, for whose ( benefit it was designed and whose happiness it will promote. For sale by ALLISON A BRATTON. November, 18 , ' 48 tf ' CATHOLICOPf. rTI MARSHALL'S Uterine Catbolioon,. fori sale by ALLISON A BRATTON. November 18 ' 46 ' " tf . FEMALE'S F&IEND. " PHILOTOKEN or Female's Friend, for sale by / a a Allison a bratton. _Novy,jte|;.18 i .;'baLsaMi ijX, 7 A LLEN'S'.Lung Balsam, for the cure Of all af(\_ feetiofcs of the Lungs, Throat and CKest. It Jripgs hope to the,si$# and desponding, restoring hem to.health and beauty. ..For sale by , .. " ' ALLISON A BRATTON. ,, f H. F. APICKES. v: . READY MADE CLOTHING. A riOUNTRY Jeans Coat aml Paptaj well hwdd, 1 [J at $4 50; Country Jeans pants, from $2'60 to ; 3; Country Linsey Pants;$1 76f Grey CSoth Overoats-atjllO. For sale by H. F. ABICRES. ' . viT , STATIONERY. . <" " A COMPLETE Stock of Stationery, Books,1 Ac+ \ as How at retail as Any Book Store in Amerfc^u ; 'or sale ' i. . , / : H. F. ABIC^^S. KNIVE^AND FORKS7" _ , [1LATED Fork^ And I^bry Kn ivcs particularly 1 IT cheap. Fpr)salelfy ' . H. F. ADICKES. >: .' < T)^ceqaper 16 , .50 tf ui ."./ EXCiLI^W CASTINGS. b3 l GOOD supply of, English Castings, ai.fhir |l priceS. For sale*try;'1 H. F. ADTCKES. th : GREit BtetotrcTt ox!. "? JEW CA&SfME&E lSUlT for $24.00, worth wi 1. $30.00. ..f Hi-: /'! ; r.v i.i v : . i lies t November 26 H7 ., tf ftf FADE AWD WINTER STOCK. piHE undersigned! ahnoujAceA that his rfepent ,j L purchases in the Northern .Markets are begin- " ng (6 arrive. Bie Goods. cohfiwisin^ A'-'full I ocfe of; articles for PALL AND VfoHtftjl , 'EAR. were bought at the lowest prices, for ah. 'V ' i H; P; ADI0EE8.' "1 October 14 ..., .41}? ... ;,^*v;;.tf -iV Si ' DRESS GOODS. V n <c I ADIES' Dress Goods,$uehas; Plairi poplins, / A Striped Poplins, Plaid Poplins. Chinne Pop- pr re. For sale by ' H. P.. ADIOttBS. ] October 14 41.: 1 '.r .*, .If -.7/ ] BOOTS AM) SHOES. 1 \! ~ FULL supply of Bopts. and Shoes, selected t L expressly for this market, ue sellin^'&heap, Jctober ' ffiT*,^,, :f'V REEDER & DAVIS, 1 !OTTON FACTORS, fta - i I .. ' . ?: i' ; . AND ' ' ' 3NERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, &t ADOEB'S NORTH "WHARF, til( OBLAUXjHSTOPJ, 8.O. I A _?sr- CopsigA^nts Respectfully Solicited. . hn< i <--TTTTnTto^r^iajr PAYIS".' August 26 J 34 . ; 6m , , $25 REWARD. . ESCAPED from the Jail of York county, on ?h( { Thursday pight last, Joseph Hardin, senten- 1011 L to imprisonment for illicit distilling. The d Hardin is about five feet* eight or nine inches ^ height?140"pounds in weight?dark eyes, hafr at*1 1 complexion?has no beara, and is abouttwen- pos two years of age. _ . w yoi wiU pay TWENTY-ErYE DOLLARS for the "" " ivery of saidHdrtliri'at York JtfflT It is likely i . ,t he will make,his way into Worth Carolina, i I hereby prqmise to indemnify any person' for m all harm frhr arresting him in that State, or j# rwhera in the United States.. Fni R. H. GLENN, S.Y.C ' )ecember9 49 " tf ; APPLICATION FOE DISCHARGE; ' fOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned, Administrator or the estate of-FRANKLIN RSELEY, deceased, will make a final settle- .' nt of said estate with the Judge of Probate of l rk County, on the 17th day of January* next en he will makeapplication for a final discharge Administrator of tne said estate. WILLIAM PURSELEY, Administrator. /fcl )ecember(16 60 5t* [ LL POND AND CHANNEL QYSTEBS. n f~\ SUPPLIED in quantities to suit purlin# chasers. Orders from all parts or the EOF interior solicited. Address THOMAS. DRADY, Agent, P. 0. Box 339, Charleston, S. is fx olina. *. Oft eferenobs.?James Adger A Co., Hon. J. B. oriu apbell, Dr. St. J. Ravenel, David Jennings, H 3rady A Son| W. G. Dingle, John S. Ryan. tion ovemberl8 46> 3m Rec FOR THE HOLIDAYS ! ? TE have now on hand an assortment of eler gant Albums, ordered expressly for the Hoi- it m. Those desiring something suitable for jrf tents or for the centre-table, will not fajd to call L01 purchase soon. ? . i : ferii lso, alot Of fine cases andframesTorTVORYPES and other styles of Pictures. . Dj [CTURES TAKEN in every style of the Art, as ai in- usual moderate prices. ' > ' ern J. R. SCHORR A. SON. Ten HE CHESTER EEPOETER: w, a weekly newspaper; . obs PUBLISHED BY D. M'LURE & J. A. BBADLEY, JB,, Ai CTTEBTER, S. O. Rj IMS, INVARIABLY IN AD VANCE,...$3.00 , 5cember2. f 48 3t ? THE SUflfTER NEWS. HIS paper has been recently enlarged find' J furnished with new type, andranks deservedr : ?*.] nong the:best papers of the State. We. see it ' H mnced in its last issue, that the publication i^fcglnal Story, from thespen of the tateted. fnl1 er/VlBN WlTHERSP^N ERV^will JJJJJ omtqenced about the middle of January, tn illowad by other Original Stories during the j p?, .' Now is a good time to subscribe. Terms ^ i jr year*?two copies $5. Address TjQQ, DARR A OSTEEN, V!?? ,c'.: Proprietors, Sumter, S. C. A1 nuaryQ 27 . tf ^ APPLICATION POE DISCHAEGE. de^ DTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, be Administrator of the Estate of JOHN O. KSON, deceased, will make a final settlement e said estate with the Judge of Probate of York , ity, on the 27th day of January next, when he make application forafinaldischarge as Ad- J istrator of tl#e said estate. JL JAMES JACKSON. Administrator. mc cember 30 62 5t* APPLICATION FOE DISCHARGE. K )TICE is hereby given that the undersigned, full s Administrator of the estate of J. N. LESSLE Y, lsed, will mako a .final settlement with the Do ;e of Probate 6f York County, on the 17th day ??inuary, next, when he will make application IB lischargeas Administrator of said estate. D. T. LESSLEY, Administrator, eemher 10 50 5t i _ HART. O. W. SADLER. JKs HART & SADLER, fig Attorneys at Law, ?ndt YORKVILLE S. C. ! Bess!< member 2 48 tf Smitl NOTICE. ' - Term [E undersigned takes this method of informng the citizens' of York county that his ser- -^5"~ , as public AUCTIONEER, are now before i. Any one having property to dispose of at ic sale, can have it sold Dy calling on the ungned personally, or by writing to hiin at ? ?> :ville, S. C. mB ... W. I. STOWE. 1 1 comber U 49 tf Oven RAGS WANTED. 70 CENTS per pound. IN CURRENCY, Whe< vill be 'paid for CLEAN Cotton or Linen Coun S delivered at the . prom ENQUIRER OFFICE, vember 4 44 tf Oct J ArCBELT MUTUAL IlFE INSURANCE COMPANY IS NOW BEING ORGANIZED TN THIS STATE. auprofitsTii Policy holders. x . ~\TO argument is needed to prove that in a pareil ly MUTUAL COMPANY alone, can the policyholders derive all the benefits resulting from their investments. . REFJ5BBNCES! ] WM. C. BEE, Charleston, 8. C. JA8. R. PRINGLE, Charleston, 8. C. j ROBT. MUiR, Charleston, 8. C. < JOHN R. DUKES, Charleston, S. C. L. D. MO WRY, Charleston, 8. C. < WM. K. RYAN, Charleston, 8. C. t P. J.. PELZER, Charleston, 8. C. ' HENRY COBIA, Charleston, 8. 'C. a BISHOFF, Charleston, 8. C. ANDREW SIMONDS, Charleston, 8. C. f WM. G, WHILDEN, Charleston, k. C. r A. S. JOHNSTON, Cnarleston. S, C. T U. D. MELTON, Esq vColnmbia, S. C. Rev. JAS; WOODROW, Columbia, S. C. s Hon. WM.-M. SHANNON, Camden, S. C. n Hon. JAS. HEMPHILL, Chester, S. C. GILES J. PATTERSON, Bed., Cheater, S. C. a Rev. JAS. P. BOYCE, D. D., Greenville, S. C. a Col. D. WYATT AIKEN, Abbeville, S. C. ti Hon. J. HARVEY WILSON, Charlotte, N. C. p Persona wishing to become members can ad- S dress, ai WM. McBURNEY. Charleston, S. C. E. P. ALEXANDER, Columbia, S. C. b GEORGE E. BOGGS, Columbia, 8. C. ci September 2 . ,36 tf ft. HOE & CO., oi . MANUFACTURERS OP . Warranted Extra Cast Steel, Patent Ground ' Circular, Mill, Malay and Gang CIR G D L A R "a A W S. tiv -.y, With Movable or Inserted Teeth. f rMJE'Clairo for our Patent Circular Saw the fol- p rf lowing, advantages over all others: The shanks of the 'teeth are elastic, and exert a ilform distension in the sockets. A | The stability of the plate is in no way affected t inserting new sets of teeth. Each tooth, independently, may be adjusted to e cutting line. ' ' Norivefe, keys, or:other objectionable appli- fp icee, are employed in collection with the teeth, I hfch are as elrtiple in construction, and as easily aei ed, as a nntfor a bolt. -.IJ| I In short, all ?ihe difficulties heretofore expe- lub 3.noed in the'use bt movable teeth for saws, are wit Uy met and obviated by this invention. pos (WJft 1 . rid? . TOTTIi? PATENT hig CHAMPION" CROSS-CUT SAWS. J OHOSS-OUT ?AWS, J ' ?' ' ' or all' kiwbs. m Mandrels, Gumming Machines, Ac., &c. Send for Catalogues and Prioe Lists. B, inting Press. Afachine and Saw Manufacturers, So* York, Bostori; Mass:, and London, Ehg. Sbvemherll ' .iTTtf.-; . .. 6m ROCK HILL, S. C. . k TO THE PUBLIC. j 2S 1HE undersigned take this method of inform. ing their frjende and the public generally, and it they have formed a copartnership under the ing rle and Finn of call. \ AIJiEN & BARBER, ^ the purpose of conducting a General Mercan- aJv, . -aslnMio . J IQQE TTTT.L, O., J2 DRY' GOODS, GROCERIES, n ts,. Ready-Madft Clothing. Hardware, Boots, w x aes^Ac.^and in^ct, .everything usualj^ to be inu m a utmerai orore. uur UOOOS BOUGHT PGR CASH, J rery low flgnres.ahd we are determined to disie or them accordingly. All that we ask is that j call and, * EXAMINE OUR GOODS to CoS0^56d?TShlghe8tm*rketprt?* ^ R. ALLEN, ) f F. H. BARBER, ri?f 1 S| STORE MARBLE YARD. IS? ' > ?* . tlem P.HAPPERFIELD ^ ' RESPECTFULLY in- tore, forms the citizens of and York and adjacent coun ir ties, that he has pur- F chased from Mr. RICH ARD HARE, the Tools RTJ tofhe^ARBL^YARS T * in Yorkville, and having JLi secured the services of a emP FIRST-CLASS WORKMAN, illy .prepared to. execute work in the best style the i he Art; such as Tombs, Monuments, plain and then araental Grave Stones, Ac. back e will submit Drafts and Sketches on applica- weel i. Particular attention, given to Cleaning and with airing old Work. or re ecemberie 60 ly is no ONWARD! UPWARD!! AVING met with success, far beyond our ex- INq pectation, in the publication of the CHAR- H [TE OBSERVER, we take this method of ofig our papers, " their 4.ILY, TRI-WBEKLY AND WEEKLY, theb mono the best advertising mediums in West- Oct Nortn Carolina. Advertisements Solicited? iis Moderate. rwin PREMIUMS! PREMIUMS!! X c i offer five valuable Agricultural PREMIUMS same ersons getting up Clubs for the WEEKLY rings ERVER. See Posters. watel fid SMITH, WATSON A CO., The s Charlotte, N. C. that i iguss 26" 84 tf work - . !. .i. A 1fi NG'S MOUNTAIN R. ROAD. Metal -hi a ximT- r^k'rr anrrvnTTT .v. Pearl j|flK Tmm 818B3IT 111 *F 1 BREAFTER the trains over the RING'S MOUNTAIN RAILROAD?on Mondays Jf hei tdsys, Thursdays amd Saturdays?will ran as ^ ( ws, maWngf cloeoftonnections on- the abote Q1 tioneddays, with Arains on the Charlotte and <<n he h Carolina hailrfLd : premi ro Yorkville, promptly, at 7i o'clock, A. M. berth ve at Chester at 9 b'clock, A. M. to re Chester at 2 o'clock, P. M. muat ve at Yorkville ai 4 o'clock, P. M. think 1 Freights must tie delivered at the Depot by you h lock, p. m., on the evenings previous tp the J j^0> rtnre of the train.. CR. S. MOORE, President. p cember30 52 ' tf \JfJl ANNUAL MEETING. S the ^o^hold- ??Witi ?rs of the King's Mountain Railroad, will be Sewin in the DEPOT AT YORKVILLE, on ThursJanuary 13th, 1870, at 11 o'clock, A. M. A Nov ittendance is requested. VTTT R. S. MOORE, President. -MALI uember 30 52 3t OSE'S HOTEL, A? nrvn cj a T T7? flD DTVT Curls, jr uxv oaju-ea lnjn * hands* THIS LARGE three story brick Hats a building, \*ith verandah in front, Bridal WBJ& containing54 rooms, with largesta- Flowe SBflBTbles, garden, a good well of waten Caps, i ill the kitchens and out-buildings required son's ( first-class Hotel. Store room excepted; pos>n given on the first of January 1870. Octb r further information, apply to J. Bolton h. Esq., or to E. M. Rose, on the premises. AD is liberal. WM. EfKOSE. ... a j.30,1869, 52 4t Jt_ J. Columbia Phoenix copy one week. gga th , TO MILIi OWNERS. EAT SAVING IK WATER POWER, tES* E unrivalled Double Turbine Leffel WADER WHEEL, warranted superior to the Uece shot. Applicable to all heads and all kinds *ryv ichinerv. Havitig the exclusive agency of irrounding Counties, aihy person wishing Y )ls, can write to me at Lewisville, Chester "VTOI ty, S. C. All Information asked for will be jw: N ptly given and circulars sent gratis. absenc J. B. FENNEL, obor 7 40 * 6m Dece THE WORKING CHRISTIAN TS the Organ of the Baptist Denomination in 8. X Carolina, and is acquiring a general circulation among the forty thousand Baptists, and their fi ve hundred churches in that State. Tne following are the TERMS?IN ADVANCE: One copy, one year, t 2 60 Five copies, one year, 11 26 Ten copies, one year, - 20 00 An Extra Copy for a Club of ten. We desire to send the WORKING CHRISTIAN to the thousands of South Carolinians who are scattered all over the South and West. If such 3ould receive the weekly visits of our large and beautifully printed paper, and hear it tell the religious and secular news of the old Palmetto State, it would make them live over again those former lays in their native land. In order to induce SOUTH CAROLINIANS >vervwhere to subscribe for our paper, we make he following liberal offers: We will send a specimen copy, postage paid, to my one who will send us his address. We will send the WORKING CHRISTIAN, br one year, gratis, to any person out of South Carolina who will send us five names and TEN )OLLARS. Or we will send our paper, for one year, to any ingle subscriber, out of the State, who will send s his address ana TWO DOLLARS. As a medium for ADVERTISING, we call the ttention of the public. Our rates of advertising re, for the space of one inch or less, first inseron, $1.50. Longer Advertisements in the same roportion for a period less than three months, pecial contracts will be made on liberal terms for av time over three months. Obituary notices, not exceeding ten lines, will b inserted free of charge; but 10 cents will be larged fbr each line over ten. Address WORKING CHRISTIAN. Yorkville, S, C. JICI RETUBH8, AJTD PEMLAJTEIT MPEOVEMEIT TO THE80IL* MAPES' NITROGENIZED UPERPHOSPIATE OF UME. COMPOSED OF ONES, BIRD fiBANO, FfSil 8UAN0, All thoroughly decomposed and reduced to a ie powder by means or Fermentation and Sul MV?u? AVUIJ^MTU IAJ UiO glUWMI U1 COTTON, COM, WHEAT, )BACCO, POTATOES, ORAIN CROPS, and other Vegetables, Fruit Trees, Vines and Flowi. The most quickly acting concentrated Mane made. KINSMAN & HOWELL, General Agents for South Carolina, HARLE8TON, 8. CAROLINA. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS are the 3nta for the sale of this well-known Fertilizer York County. They have ? few tdfcs now on ad, and will sell It at Charleston prices with the ight added. )ctober 14 41 tf ACIFIC GUANO COMPANYS* COMPOUND DID PHOSPHATE OF LIME FOB COMPOSTING WITH COTTON SEED. IHIS article is Manufactured at the Company's Works, under the direction and superintenice of Dr. RAVENEL. t contains the same elements of fertility as Sole Pacific Guano, except that it is not famished h Ammonia. It is prepared expressly for comting With Cotton Seed, which furnishes the elent of Ammonia; the object being to render that ? product of the plantation available to the hest degree as an element of fertility, to cash, or |60 on 1st November. 1870, for apved city acceptance or other good security. Or further ana particular information apply to undersigned. J. N. R03SON, Agent for South Carolina, 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharfi Charleston. JOHN S. REESE, Jr., General Agent, Baltimore, ctober 28 43 8m RAWLINSON'S HOTEL, * Y ORHLVIIjIaK. 8. C. THE Undersigned respectfully sjtji announces to the citizens of this and the adjoining counties, and the MBlflr public generally, that he has taken rge of the House in York ville, formerly known ""KING'S MOUNTAIN HOTEL," is flilly prepared to accommodate, with Board* and Lodging, all who may favor him with a le TABLE will be famished with the best the ket affords. 1 the arrival of trains, a carriage will be in adance at the Depot, for the conveyance 01 lengem to this House, or any part of town, le prforietatiafltalltimes prepared to furnish r^an^^^^^p^erato^points in thesurJ. M. RAWUN80N. ovember 11 46 tf ? . . CLAW80N, 3. 8. B. THOMSON, T. W. CLAW80N. JLAWSOF, THOMSON & CLAW SON, .ttorneys at Law AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, itACTICE in the Courts of Spartanburg. Union, York. Lancaster, Chester and Winnsboro, in {he United States Courts for South Carolina, irticular attention given to the collection of ms, in each of the above Counties, for foreign chants and others. . I. CLAWSON, the Senior member of the , having served as Commissioner in Equity welve years, and being familiar with th* setLent of estates, will give special attention to branch of the Practice, by making out. re8 for Guardians, Executors, and Adminlstraand filing bills for the settlement of Estates relief from Confederate transactions, Ac. V ^arOfflce at Yorkville, S. C.-?^ ibroary 11 6 ly 5NDIN0 THE USEFUL A BEAUTIFUL. lDIES, for the most part, even among the moat refined, educated and wealthy, desire loyment for at least some portion of their leismoments. iturein her unerring laws, points out to them necessity of doing something beneficial for tselves or for others, and they would look with discontent were they, at the end of the r. tn reflect that thev had nassed the time out having accomplished something useful, ndering glad the hearts of others; and there better mode of ^... "Whipping up the momenta pieanntljr, beat they linger in pairing along," by the use of tb^8inger New Family 8EWMACHINE; and the gentler sex can beet fully appreciate the blessings which the inon of the Sewing Machine has conferred on households. If you want a Machine, bay est. Sold by M. JONES, Agent, ober 21 42 tf HAIR JEWELRY. E undersigned will BRAID human hair to >rder, in any required stitch, and mount the in gold of any required pattern for flnger, ear-rings, breast-pins, bracelets, necklaces, l-chains, Ac., with or without appendages, ame will be done from THE SAME HAIR s furnished, and as neatly as any Northern o, all ornamental articles, which are made of Is, Porcelain, Glass, Precious Stones^ Ivory, s, Paper, Ac., will be repaired to order at nable prices. E. A. CRENSHAW. ELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. 8BANDS, you may delay buying your demoted wife one of Singer'sNewFamily 8EWMACHINES, until the incessant application r time and labor, day and night, In season )ut of season, to the tedioor and wearisome r needle work, shall sow thri seeds of disease . r already delicate constitati6n,and bring on ature death. And thejt when you rememat the occcu:on of these wearisome toils was )p you and your children neatly clad, you conclude that delays are dangerous, and , perhaps too late, of the dimes and dollars ave spent for folly. M. JONES, Agent ember 4 44 tf 'R ACTIO A Jj INVENTION. HLO can estimate the priceless value of American inventive genius/of the nineteenth ry ? Burdened with the interest of hjtmani/-?{mil ?Mcnw Ktf Vnflnnal fmfav/ia4 Aw Ca_ I^UV;UUJOVt4tAAJ *JJ ^UMVIldl UiWiCQV VM V*T lical boundaries, it strides across seas, isand continents, scattering blessings in its ics.*: I. M. SINGER, the great inventor of g Machines, as sold bv to. JONES, Agent, ember 4 M tf dTery, fancy ahd hair goods. JUST RECEIVED OT OF HAIR GOODS, consisting ofJapane, Empire and Chinese Switches, Single Bunch Curls, Braids and Chignons, with a )me assortment of Ladies' and Children's .nd Bonnets, old Lady Bonnets and Caps, Wreaths and Illusion for Veils, Feathers, rs, Ribbons, Velvets, Satins, Laces. Infant's ind Fancy Goods generally. Witn ThornHove fitting Corset, at Mrs. E. DICKINSON, Agent's, ber 7 40 tf MIXISTRAWS NOTICE. i persons indebted to the estate of SAM'L KUYKENDAL, deceased, are hereby notiat unless payment is maae before the 1ST CBRUAJRY, next, the claims will be placed t for collection. Persons having claims tthe said estate are requested to present iroperly authenticated. T. W. CLAWSON, Administrator, imber 80 52 St G'S M. MILITARY SCHOOL, ORKVILLE, DSC. 8,1809. ?ICE is hereby given that Mr. J. L. GAFFEY is my antboriaed Agsnt, during my e from YorkvUle. mber 9 49 / if , . . t iv