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the accounts of school teachers for services rendered in the jwr 1869, at a rate of not less than five cents per day for each scholar, reported by bill which received a first reading. , It provides that the State Treasurer be authorized to pay, out of the funds appropriated " for the support of free schools for the fiscal < year commencing November 1,1868, and end- ? ing October 31, 1869, (consisting of fifty thou- ( sand dollars, in addition to the amount to be raised by the capitation tax,) the claims of teachers for services rendered during the year, j aforesaid, at the rate of five cents per day for ] each scholar's actual attendance; that if any t person shall make out or swear to a false or fraudulent claim, such person shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in a sum not less than twice die amount of such false or fraudulent claim, which fine shall be applied for the sup- ' port of schools; that such sum as shall remain ' of the fund appropriated for the fiscal year 1 commencing November 1st, 1868, and ending October 31st, 1869, for the support of free 1 schools, after the payment of the claims des- ! cribed in this act, shall 6e applied for the sup- t port of free schools for the fiscal year com- j > mencing November 1st, 1869. - ? ? * mi ? . In THE HOUSE, Dir. ?nipper praeiincu a I bill to require foreign insurance agents to pay for the privilege of soliciting or taking insurance in this State. It provides that the coun, ty Commissioners may issue licenses for one hundred dollars payable annually. Mr. Wooley presented a bill to exempt all t mills established now, or hereafter to oe es- J tablished, for the manufacture of cotton or * wool, or both, from taxation for the period of ' five years. A concurrent resolution for adjournment of 5 General Assembly sine die on Tuesday, March , 1, was adopted. Saturday, January 22. : In the Senate; a concurrent resolution j from the House for adjournment sine die of the General Assembly on Tuesday, March 1, 0 1870, was, after discussion, laid on the table. E A bill to make a further appropriation for q the purchase of lands by the Land Commis- c sioner, was laid on the table, after discussion. 0 The Speaker of the House of Represent*- a tives attended in the Senate, when the act to u carry into effect the provisions of the Consti- * tution in relation to the rights of married ^ women ; and the Act to designate the officers c by whom sales ordered by the Courts of Cora- jj mon Pleas, and Judges thereof, and of the b Courts of Probate, shall be made, and for v other purposes, were duly ratified. JJ In the House, notice was given of a bill jj to license gambling houses. v Mr. Farr introduced a bill to incorporate the town of Jonesville, in Union county. J A bill for the payment of coroners' juries n was read the third time and ordered to be enrolled. J i ' m 1 . a Mowday. January 24. b Both Houses adjourned out of respect to ? the memory of Judge Lemuel Boozer, former- e ly Lieutenant-Governor and President of the tl Senate, consequently but little business was ? transacted. a . J Jmawial Hiti Commercial. yokktole PEICES CTTESEHT. ??? ii CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CARROLL, CLARK <fc CO. jj WEDNESDAY, January 26, 1870. * BAGGING?Gonny?F yard @ 27 * BALE ROPE?Hemp V ft ' 10 @ .. n Manilla, F ft 25 (a. 30 Cotton, F ft (a) IKON TIES, pet pound .. (a) tj( p BLUE-STONE, V ft (ft 2? ti CANDLES?Tallow?F ft @ .. w ' Adamantine, V ft 98#(ft 25 R COFFEE?Bio?V ft. 20 @ 98 M Laguyra.V ft (aj 30 Java, V ft .. (ft 45 SI COTTON YARN, F bunch of ft pound*, @ 2 00 ?, GUNPOWDER, V ft @ 43 MACKEREL?No. 1, half bartelf (2 .. ? No. 2, half barrels @ .. ft No. 3, half barrel* (ft 2 00 No. 1, F Kit, (ft 3 25 11 No. 2, V Kit, @3 00 - -No.3, F-KU,........... (ft 9 50 MOLASSES?Cuba?F gallon 65 (ft 75 u West India,"? gallon ? New Orleans, V gallon 115 (ft 1 BO NAILS?Northern?V ft 7 @ 8 RICE, F ft : 10 (" ,11 SALT, V *ack, (ft 3 00 SUGAR?Pulverized?F ft @ 25 Crashed, V ft (ft 25 A, Fft .. ? n% ** C, Eitra,Ffc (ft 17 el Browa, Fft..... ? (ft 18 oj TEA?Hyson?F ft 1 50 (m 9 00 Imperial, Fft ? .. n Black, F ft 1 00 @ 1 50 8? VINEGAR?Cider?F gallon (ft 60 PRODUCE MARKET?PRICKS FROM WAGONS. V BACON?Hams?F ft @20 a 8boulders, F ft (ft 15 Side, F ft (ft 20 CORN, F bushel 125 (ft 130 CORN MEAL, V bushel 1 35 S 1 40 DRIED FRUIT?Apples, peeled, F bushel.. .. (ft 1 00 _ Peaebes, peeled, F bnsbel.. .. @ 1 SO ? Peaches, nnpeeled, F bushel .. (ft 1 25 EGGS, F dosen 25 ? _ FLOUR, F100 fts 4 70 ? .. HIDES?Green?F ft ? 7 Dry, F ft g 14 I.ARD?Country?F ft ? IB LIME, F bushel (ft 50 OATS.F bushel ? 75 PEAS, F biUbel 1 20 (2 I 25 > POTATOES? I rish-F bushel 50 ? 75 Sweet, F bushel. 75 ? 1 00 . SHINGLES, F 1000, 3 50 @ 4 00 ' TALLOW, F ft 10 ? 12K WHEAT. F bushel ? 1 50 Cotton?The staple remains firm at last week's prices, with small receipts. We quote good middlinga to-day at 22} cents. jj. CHESTER, January 25.?Cotton.?The heavy rains of the past few days have prevented planters ^ from bringing any ootton to market. Business ~ nearly at a stand. Middlings are nominally 22}. CHARLOTTE, January 24.?Cotton?330 bales sold the past week from 20 to 23} cents, extremes. Market quiet and steady, although the tenor of our advices pretty plainly indicate a lower range of prices. The Government policy being now fully developed, which is to bring the national currency up to gold value, and the increased esti- ? mates or the general crop of this country and the East Indies, equal to one million bales over last ~ year, produces a feeling of much uncertainty as to ~ the maintenance of present prices. ln CORN $1.15 to $1.18 per bushel from wagons? ? scarce. CORN MEAL $1220 per bushel from \ wagons. FLOUR siill dull; we quote at $3.75 to c $4.25 per sack, according to quality?supply good. J* NEW YORK. January 24.?Cotton firm; sales {h 4,400 bales at 25} cents. :n LIVERPOOL, January 24?Evening.?Cotton w buoyant?Uplands ll|d. M CHARLESTON, January 24.?Cotton firm; fo sales 400 bales?middlings 24} to 24) cents. Re- se ceipts 869 bales. CHARLESTON, January 20.?The Receipts. The supplies of the staple received at the South- ? ern centre? for the week ending on Friday last, show a decided falling off, and were 88,311 bales; n the week before having been 101,083 bales, and j the same time last year 76,957 bales. The amount Q. to be received for the next few weeks is a subject ?> of much: speculation, and the result for a time 0j promises to have much influence on the price of p< the article. The receipts at the principal southern ports, np to the latest dates, have been about as y] follows: n, 1870. 1869. New Orleans, January 19, 541,226 512,339 Mobile, January 19, 183,453 140,088 _ Savannah, January 19, 310,984 221.627 Charleston, January 19, - 158,440 115,970 Texas, January 13,. i 166,659 78,853 f Virginia, January 15,.. 125,679 79,072 THE COTTON MARKET.?The foreign and ~ Northern markets for this article have, during ^ the- period, exhibited a firmer disposition, the n former commencing at 118d per pound for Middliug Uplands, advancing to llid per pound, the a latter opening at 254 cents, and hardening to 254 cents, but was somewhat weak at this figure, while the rates at this point have been rather _ steadily maintained with an upward movement in the better qualities of a 4 cent to 4 cent per . pound, closing quiet yesterday. J' CORN.?There have been received about 20,000 bushels of this grain since our last report, mostly from Baltimore and Norfolk. A cargo of 5,806 1 bushels, iu bulk, from the latter point, was sold J on private terms. The demand during the clos- > cl ing part of this period has been rather less active, i u and the transactions have been generally in lim- j w I ted lots at $1.22 and $1.24 per bushel, weight, > ai bags included, for White Maryland. Some 4,000 i ol bushels of White Maryland, sacked, were sold on terms which did not' transpire. ; P FLOUR.?Dealers are well supplied with all ' ? grades of this article, for which there is a mod- n orate demand, priocs being rather easier, but *?| without change of note. ' We quote Northern and , Western Fino at $5.00 to $.5.50 per barrel, Super at " $5.75 to $8.00 per barrel, Extra at $6.25 to $6.75 per Iwirrel, Family at $7.00 to $7.50 per barrel. South- f] ern qualities are in moderate supply, and may be J quoted at $7.25 to $7.75 per barrel for Extra, and s< $s.00 to $0.00 per barrel for Family grades. BACON.?There is a limited jobbing trade doing in this article, with prices generally in buyers' favor, closing with a better feeling. * We quote Prime Shoulders at 15 oentsper pound; Prime Clear Rib Sides at 18 cents; Jtetine Strips -j at 10 cents; Dry Salted Shoulders 0*8 cents; and [ Salted Sides at 17 cents per pound." Sugar-cured (i Hams are in fair supply, ana the tbvorlte brands 0 of "Bear Grass," "Magnolia/' and "Davis' Dia- j mond " are selling at 224 to 23 cents per pound. .. Clear nib Sides were sold during the week fit 17, 174 1"J cents per pound. _ ' Financial. V.. ] NEW YORK, January 24.?Gold, after reaching 21 J, declined, closing weak, at 204. 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 aggregate, to Seventy-Five Dollars in cash. The .first premium will represent the value of Thirty-Five Dollars ; the second, the value of Twenty-Five Dollars ; and the third, the value of Fifteen Dollars, The Proprietor, instead of designating special articles as premiums, has adopted the above plan iu order that persons who secure the premiums may select whatever article may be preferred, of the value to which each may be entitled. The person getting up the largest Club, at $2.50 for each subscriber, will be entitled to the first of the above premiums; the person getting up the j second largest, to the seoond premium; and the j third largest, to the third premium. Competitors ! nay begin procuring subscribers at once?the time )f subscription to commence whenever the name a handed in, or on the first of January, 1870, as nay be preferred. The money for each subscriber j s expected to be paid whenever the names are enered on our books, and no name will be counted n competition until it is paid for. RS-To persons who make up Clubs of ten or j nore names, but who may fail to obtain a premium, j ? -_mi 1 iVnriDi'o nn#> vear. free of: re win seuu mo vMV * 'harge ; and to those who seud a Club of twenty >r more names, but who may fail to get a premiim, we will forward a copy of the Enquirer, one 'ear, free of charge, and a copy of the Rural Car-1 \linina and the Southern Cultivator, or a copy of1 he Enquirer and either, Godey's Lady't Boole, J ^terson's Magazine, Frank Leslie's Ijady's Maga- j ine, or any weekly newspaper published in thp i Jnited States. j t)Sr The premiums will be awarded to the sac- j essful competitors at one o'clock, p. m., on the Second Monday in March, 1870. .jfyttai Jfcfcs. : LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE^ What Is the rational mode of prooeedure in cases tgeneral debility and nervous prostration ? Does iot reason tell us that judicious stimulation is reuired. To resort to violent purgatioif in such a ase is as absurd as it would be to bleed a starving lan. Yet itis done every day. Yes, this stupid nd uuphilosophical practice is continued iu the 36th of the great /act that physical weakuess, rith all the nervous disturbances that aooompany is more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hosstter's Stomach Bitters than by any other rnediine ac present known. It is true that general deility is often attended with torpidity orlrregular;yof the bowels, and that this symptom must not e overlooked. But while the discharge of the raate matter of the system is thus expedited or egulated, its vigor must be recruited, Tne Bitters o both. They combine aperient and aritibilious ropefties, with extraordinary tonic power. Even rhue removing obstructions from the bowels, bey tone and invigorate those organs, lb rough be stomach, upon which the great vegetable speiflc acts directly, it gives a healthy and permaent impetus to every enfeebled function. Digesion is facilitated, the faltering circulation regulasd, the blood reinforced with a new acoeesion of be alimentary principle, the nerves braced, and n tha Hormant nowere of the svfttem rousea into cabby action; not spasmodically, as would be ie case if a mere stimulant were administered, ut for a continuance. It is in this way that such xtraordinary changes are wrought in the condiion of the feeble, emaciated and nervous invalids y the use of this wonderful corrective, alterative nd tonic. Let common sensedecide between snch preparation and a prostrating cathartic, enpplelented by a poisonous astringent like strychnine r quinia. January 6 1 4t TO CONSUMPTIVES. ,7 The Advertiser, having been restored to health 1 a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after aving suffered several years with a severe lung Section, and that dread disease, Consumption?is nxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the leans of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the rescription used (free of charge), with thedirec,ons for preparing and using thesame, which they 'ill find a sure Cuke for Consumption, Asth:a, Bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertisr in sending the Prescription is to benefit the fflicted, and spread information whioh he eonjives to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufirer will try his remedy, as it will cost them uothlg, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please adress Ret. EDWARD A. WILSON^-Williamsburg, King's County, New York. , November 18 48 8m i ERRORS OF YOUTH. A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from ervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the feets of youthfhl indiscretion, will, for the sake r suffering humanity, send free to all who may eed it, the receipt and directions for making themple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers ishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, m do so by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, Qfvnnf Vour Ynrlr VOUOi WWW?| ?? ? ?? November 18 46 3m HYMENEAL. Married?In Yorkville, on the 26th instan^ by 1 ev. H. R. Diokson, Mr. S. F. NOYES, Jr.. for- ( lerly of New York, and Miss E. C. McLUkE, of 1 ds county. OBITUARY. Died?In Yorkville, on the 25th instant, Mrs. 4.RAH McCLAIN, wife of James L. McClain, i i the 63d year of her age. , $50 REWARD. 1TOLEN from the subscriber, at Rook Hill, on i J Tuesday, the 18th instant, one medium sized irk MARE MULE, about seven years old, and j i riding carries one ear lower than the other. I < ill give the above reward for the recovery of the ( ULE and arrest of the Thief, or I will pay $20 r the delivery of said Mule to me, at my house, iven miles below Rock Hill, S. C. A. M. BLACK. January 27 4 tf TAX NOTICE. rHE Books for the COLLECTION OF TAXES ' of York Coonty, for the year I860, will be jen, at my office in Yorkville, from the FIRST 1 AY OF FEBRUARY, next, nntil the 15th day ' March, alter which time a penalty of twehty 3r cent, will l>e addod to all taxes remaining un- | lid. The total rate, per centum, of levies for late purposes is 5 mills on the dollar, and for ounty purposes 3 mills on the dollar. E. M. ROSE, County Treasurer. January 27 4 eAclt APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. UTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, N Administrator with the Will annexed, of the Uate of (JAZAWAY WILSON, decease*!, will lake a final settlement with the Judge of Proate of York County, on the 28th day of February, ext, when he will make application for discharge * Administrator with the Will annexed, of said itate. J. J. WILSON, Administrator, with the Will annexed. January 27 4 5t* IN COMMON PLEAS?YORK. . H. Faulkner and wife, vs. A. K. Saville and others.?Bill for Injunction to subject funds to the payment of debts, dc. I"T appearing to my satisfaction that the defend[ ants, A. K. Saville, Nancy P. Crockett, tin aildren of David. Hass and his wife Maria, names nknown, the children of Henry Ward and his ife Sarah, names unknown, JamesM. Patterson id Jerome B. Saville, do reside beyond the limits f this State, it is on motion of Smith, Complainuts' Solicitor, Ordered that said defendants do lead, answer or demur to the Bill tiled in this ise, within forty days from the date of this otice, or a decree pro eonfesso will be taken gainst them. J. F. WALLACE, C. C. P. January 27 4 6w DISSOLUTION. rllE Copartnership of WILSON & WITTIERSPOON, Attorneys at Law, is this day disilved by mutual consent. W. B. WIIJ50N, I. D. WITHKRSPOON. December 22, 18<>9. . 51 lit WHY? [F it is meet (meat) for all, that are well bred L (bread), to have aSEWINO MACHINE, why on't they buy one of the New Family Machines, f M. JONllJS, Agent. January 20 3 tf REMOVAL. 7 f HAVE removed my LAW OFFICE to the I BRICK BUILDING fronting the Court House. W. B. WILSON. January 13 2 AUCTION SAL.ES. ASSIGNEES' SALE. In the District Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina. In the Matter of ) T? H. J. PRIDE, Bankrupt. JIn Bankruptcy. BY virtue of anorderfrom Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge of said Court, we will expose to public sale at the, residence of the aforesaid Bankrupt, in York County, on TUESDAY, FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, the following property, to wit; i 1 Horse, 4 Mules, 4 Cows, 2 Steers, 18 Sheep, 1 four-horse Wagon, 1 four-horse Wagon and Hari ness, 1 Buggy and Harness, 1 Cotton Gin. 1 fortv i : gallon Boiler, 1 Cross-Cut Saw, 1 Broad Axe, half j interest in Iron Sugar Mill, 1 Gold Watch, 18ilver Watch, 1 Pistol, 1 lot Cotton Seed, 1 lotHay. Also, 1 lot of Notes and Accounts. 1 lotof Judg- : ments, and Bankrupt's interest in tne estate of L. , A. Beckham, deceased. Terms ok Sale.?CASH. J. S. R..THOMSON,) . . T. S. JEFFERYS, J Assl8neesJanuary 27 4 8t I NOTICE. nY order of W. I. Clawson, Esq., Register in ' J3 Bankruptcy, we will expose to public sale, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on Monday, SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, the following property of Bankrupts' Estates, to ESTATE OF SAMUEL BLACK. Claim against R. A.Black, for $2011.65 ; said claim is believed to be secured by a mortgage on Real Estate, formerly belonging to R. A. Black. ESTATE OF R. A. BLACK. A11-.J J J* A _ i t. ? i, i 1 J l,A/rvi. v/iuiux, ix uny, iu me irmui muu wucicuii imuumerly resided, lying on the waters of Turkey Creek, and containing acres. ESTATE OF SAMUEL BLAIR. Claim (litigated) against J. P. Hood, for lbs < of cotton. i ESTATE OF W. J. KIMBRELL. < Claim against the Executors of the Estate of W. ? J. Cureton, deceased, for $2,000. 1 ESTATE OF JOSEPH N. STEELE. Bankrupt's interest .in the assets of the firm of Campbell <fe Steele, consisting of Notes and Accounts. Bankrupt's interest In the assets of the '. linn of 8teel6 <fc Jones, consisting of Notes and Accounts. . . . The above claims sold subject to any discounts, that may lawfully exist. Terms cash* J. S. R. THOMSON,) A8Hiffne.H . T. S. JEFFERYS, J A88l8net!S.? January 27 4 1 2t CLERK'S SALEL ! In Equity?York County. S. E. Bratton, "j Bill to Foreclose Martvs. > R. A. Springs, et al.) gage, IN obedience to the order of the Court to me directed, in above stated case, I will expose to i public sale at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the I FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT, ' all that lot of land situate in the town of York- 1 ville, with the houses situated thereon, heretofore known asthe"Yorkville" or "Harris Hotel," and J located on Main street, containing TWO ACRES, more or less. Terms?CASH. ($6 62J) J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. { January 13 2 4t t Sale in Equity. Hugh Tate, vs. Joseph B. Stewart.?Bill to Fore- ] close Mortgage. J rtf obedience to the order or Judge William M. Thomas, I will expose to public sale at York ^ Court House on the FIRST .MONDAY IN FEBRUARY. NEXT. I one tract of land situate in York county, oh the ti road leading from Yorkville to Charlotte, eleven c miles from Yorkville, bounded by lands of Hugh Tate, 8. C. Johnson, Dempsey Cook, and widow m Stames, containing 162| ACRES, MORE OR LESS. S3T- The above property to be re-sold at the risk J of the formertourchaeer. Terms?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. R. H." GLENN, ( (39.22i) Sheriff of York County. January 6 1^ 9t - CLERK'S SALE." 1 :i In Equity-York County. d A. M. Jackson, i f vs. > Bill to Foreclose Mortgage. V Wm. White. J * IN obedience to the order of Judge William M. Thomas, passed at the July term, 1869, in the above stated case, I will expose to public sale at 7 YORK COURT HOUSE, on the J FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, NEXT, n all that tract of land, situate, lying and being in F the County of York, on the waters of Bullock's 8 Creek, and bounded bv lands of Dennis Crosby, d Richard Sherer, Jos. Mitchell, R. A. Black, John 8 L. Miller and Samuel Scott, conveyed by Lawson Jenkins to the Defendant, on the 8th day of No- ^ vemt>er, iSGSjTontntnfng . ? . ' Ji I ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX ACRES, f more or leas. Tkrms?CASH, ^ ($19.00) J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. G January 13 2 4t JUDGE OF PROBATE'S SALE. ? J. G. Smarr, Creditor and Applicant, vs. W. D. * Fowler, et ux.t et aL, heirs-at-Iaw of William I Nelson, deceased.?Summons in Partition. BY virtue of an order from F. C. HARRIS, | Judge of Probate of York County, I will ex- i pose to public sale at York Court House, on the * FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, NEXT, f two tracts of land in said County. One tract on * Bullock's Creek, bounded bv lands of D. W. Fowler, John McGowan, ?Kiddand others, oontain 'ngSEVENTY ACRES, MORE OR LESS. * One tract on Dry Creek, bounded by lands o^l. ? Inman, lands of estate of J. G. Davidson, (teceas- ? ad, D. J. Good and Ann Nelson, containing | SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES, MORE OR LESS. ? Sold for the purpose of paying the debts of the ft juid William Nelson, deceased. J TERMS OF SALE. S Ca^h sufficient on the day of sale to pay the J oola tLn Knlon/to AM a OWVlif' of uU?W>,Ul BUIV aim nmu vuo UU W V4VVU* v. twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by the bond of the purchaser and good sure- * ties and a mortgage of the premises. ($10.12}) R. H. GLENN, 8. Y. C. January 13 2 4t _________ _ I Matthew Harper v*. Dudley 3aa&?Forectosuirt Vr o i- * qf Mortgage. v BY virtue of an order from Jud^e William M. Thomas, I wul expose to public sale, at York Court House, op the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, NEXT, a tract of land whereon the Defendant now resides, known as the "Coulter Tract," bounded by Fishing Creek, the Homestead, hinds of Robert Brown und others, containing THREE HUNDRED & FIFTY-TWO ACRES, more or less. Sold as the property of Dndley Jones, to foreclose a Mortgage in favor of Matthew ? Harper. TERMS OF.SALE. A credit of two months?the titles to be signed ^ but not delivered until the money is paid according to the terms of sale, and if tho amount of the purchase money is not paid when due, the land to _ be re-sold at the risk of the former purcliaser, for Cash. ($43.10) ' R. IT. GLENN, S. Y. D. January 6 1 22t * SHE RIFF'SS ALES. BY virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias, to me di- j reeled, will be sold between the legal hours n of Sheriff's Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN c FEBRUARY NEXT, at York Court House, the following property, to wit: One tract of land, situated on the Chester road, about 12 miles from Yorkville, containing two hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands of j Alfred Moore, Mrs. Harriet Bratton, and others. I Also, one other tract, containing two hundred and I two acres, more or less, bounded by lands of James n Nelson, J. R. Bratton, and others, levied on as the f< property of Maurice A. Moore, at the suit of AI- p freu Moore, Executor, and others. ($3.37} One tract of land, containing 10 1-14 acres, lying on the Landsford road, one-and-a-half miles from Yorkville, bounded by lands of Mrs. Jane Mallet, R. G. McCaw, Eli Meek and others, levied on as " J ?kn 4 tne proneriv 01 j^awara inuure, ununsru, j suit of Meachum A Wheeler and others. ($2.25 K Atthe "Works" on Tuesday after the first Mon- ^ day in February next, one lot of Blacksmith's and v Carpenter's Tools, one lot Wagon Wheels, parts of a Wagons, Ac., one lot Ingot Copper and Composition, one lot House and Kitchen Furniture, two Corn-Shellers, two Straw-Cutters, three pair Scales _ one pair Balances, one lot Wagon Timber, one lot Paper, Envelopes, Ac., two boxes Window Glass, _ one old Stove, Ac., levied on as the property of the King's Mountain Iron Company, at the suit of J. N. McElwee, Sr., and others. ($7.K7 One tract of land, adjoining lands of John S. . Bratton, Eliza C. G. Davis and others, levied on *; as the property of W. J. Dufiie, at the suit of Eli- , za C. G. Davis and others. (83 00 About throe hundred pounds of cotton, levied on as the property of Obadiah Sarratt, at the suit of James Caldwell and others. (87.05 One tract of land, bounded by lands of King's Mountain Iron Company, estate of Win. McGill "1 and others, containing 500 acres, more or less; also J one other tract of land, bounded by lands of I King's Mountain Iron Company, estate of Wm. ^ McGill and the tract above mentioned, containing t 140 acres, more or less. The aboye named tracts : i are levied on as theproperty of S. II. Anthony, o at the suit of James Childers and others. ($lfl.08J | R. H. GLENN, 8. Y. C. ! January 6 1 5t ' RAGS WANTED. j TWO CENTS per pound, IN CURRENCY, t will be paid for CLEAN Cotton or Linen ; RAGS delivered it the ENQUIRER OFFICE. | November 4 44 if . - r _____ j k LL persons who have established Sealed Notes /V against the Estate of Dr. ALEX. WHITE, j deceased, will receive a dividend on the same by calling on me at my office. * J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. December 30 52 5t CONNER, HOBBS ft DOBSON. COPARTNERSHIP. THE undersigned did, on the 1st day of Jannary, form a Copartnership under the firm name of CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON, for the transaction of the Carriage and Buggy Business, at the old stand known as the McFADDEN LOT< where they are prepared to make and repair CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS at short notice, and at prices to suit the times. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. H. C. CONNER, W. P. HOBBS, T. M. DOBSON. January 27 4 tf BLACKSMITHING. , COUNTRY work, of all kinds, done at short notice, and at moderate prices. Particular attention paid to Horse-Shoeing and Repairing Mill and Gin Irons. CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON. COUNTRY PRODUCE OF all kinds taken in exchange for work, by CONNER, HOBBS <fe DOBSON. January 27 4 tf ts n Tsrvxr rv H. MT. MU1 D. ( COFFEE LOWER. PRIME Rio Coffee, four pounds for a dollar, at BOYD'S. { FLOUR. a BARRELS Family Flour, just arrived and 4vr for sale at from $8 to $10.50 per barrel, at BOYD'S. : ~~~~ ~ NAILS. , i A r KEGS of Nails, direct from the Mannfac- { 1 0 tory, for sale cheap, at BOYD'S. _________ ^ 51AA GALLONS Molasses?djibrcr DrippjBH 4\J\f leans, Muscovada and Cuba, can De ^ nought cheap, from BOYD. j " CORN. j BUSHELS Corn wanted, for which -ClHJU cash will be paid, by BOYD, CHEESE. * . 4 5WWY POUNDS Cheese, just arrived and for 4nJ\J sale, by BOYD. /. " CASTINGS. ' 4 4 LARGE lot of Castings, viz: Biscuit Ovens. r\ Spiders and Lids, Extra Lida, large and small t?ots, all to be had cheap, at BOYD'S. ~ j PICKLES. ' A LARGE lot of Pickles, direct from New (\_ York, cheaper still, at BOYD'S. -FREE OF CHARGE. ? CALL and bay Groceries and have them sent to your house free of charge, by BOYD. ~~~ LOW. TTC ?I~W r\ 1? 1 1. .nil a Sing the Principal. " ? January 7 1 ' ' 6t CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE, j CHABLOTTEi N. C. I THE next term of twenty weeks com- ~ menees on the 15TH OF FEBRUARY and ends on the 120th of Jane. 1 v9r For Catalogues containing full partie- J <3L^ ularH as to Expenses, Course of Study, cc., address Rkv, R. BURWELL A SON, Charlotte,^. C. January 20 3 4t BEERSHEBA ACADEMY. THE Exercises of this Academy will commence on the FIRST MONDAY 1 IN FEBRUARY next. J " RATES OF TUITION, per session of live months : I leading, Spelling, Writing and Arithmetic,4 7 50 irammar, Geography ancfHiitoty, 10 00 " ilassical 17 50 J. B. CARSON, Principal, January 20 8 .: . ? St ; J ? pjpfAL NOTICE. " * A LL persons iiiflehted to D. C. RODDEYi^fldM \ coased, D. C. RODDEY A BRO., and )EY A CO., are notified that I will be at 4R|H? lill, on TUESDAY, 1ST FEBRUARY, afooV?T lain for several days, and are requested to 1 irward and settle; otherwise the claims will be v ut in suit. DAYID HEMPHILL. Junuary20 3 2t APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. ^fOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, 3l Surviving Administrator of the estate of OHN GOOD, deceased, will make a final settle- -i nent of said estate witli the Judge of Probate of fork County, on the 21st day of February next, j, /hen he will make application for a final discharge s Administrator of the said estate. v I). J. GOOD, Surviving Administrator. January 20 3 5t* ? APPLICATION FOR DI8CHARGE 1 VOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, Executor of the estate of I. E. McCARTER leceased, will make a final settlement of the said state, with the Judge of Probate of York Coun*1?a <1o\r l^oVvwno>ar novf u'lmn ho 1 kill apply ?or a final discharge from liability an J Executor of the said estate. t MYLES SMITH, Executor. a January 13 2 5t s APPLICATION FOE DISCHARGE. f ^TOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, 1 Adminitrator of the estate of RICE MUL,INAX, doceased, will make a final settlement irith the Judge of Probate of York County, on he 14th day of February next, when he will ! nuke application for disclwrge as Administrator 1 if* oairl oufofo WM. CALDWELL, Administrator. January 13 2 fit corn for sale! , a BUSHEIaS of good sound CORN FOR ' IUUU SALE, at$1.25per bushel. Corn in j he shuck. Apply to J. S. R. THOMSON, * Hopewell, York county, S. C. January 20 3 3t RAWLINSON'S HOTEL" , BY JOHN M. BAWLINSON, YORTtVILLE. S. C. PERMANENT and Transient Boarders reeeived and accommodated at all times. January 20 3 ly IX' JUU W JOK1 1AJ UUJC UlAIUO lUTf , IVA/IV ivisiaia nuu ^ don't buy, until you see BOYD. YARN AND SHIRTING 3TILL in demand and sell well at the prices 5 asked for them, by BOYD. BAGGING AND TIES. BAGGING at27 cents per yard, by the bolt, and Ties at 81 cents per pound, by the bundle, at . BOYD'S. J WHEN YOU COME TO TOWN BRING Butter, Eggs, Beeswax, Chickens, Turkeys, Corn. Oats, Cotton, Sweet and Irish Po- 1 atoes, Ac., ana exchange thein for Groceries or " Jash, with BOYD. January 27 4 tf ! 4 LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, { IN CHARLESTON* S. C., Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker, No. 25 Broad Street. 4 | January 21, 1870. State Securities?-South Carolina, old, ?@82; ' lo new, ?@78; do, registered stock, ex. int ?@75. t City Securities?Augusta, Ga. Bonds, 80@84 ; \ Jharleston, S. C. Stock, (ex arint)52@54; do Fire x>an Bonds, ?@75; Columbia, S. C. Bonds, ?@ 0. -1 Railroad Bonds?Blue Ridge (first mortgage) -@(15; Charleston and Savannah, 58@0O; Char- _ stte, Columbia and Augusta. ?@81; Cheraw and )arlington,?@80; Greenville and Columbia, (1st aort) ?@75; ao, (State guarantee) 68?60; Mem- { bis and Charleston, 82@85; Northeastern,' 80? * 2; Savannah and Charleston (lstmort) ?@75; o, (State guarantee) ?@64; South Carolina, ?@ 0; do, ?@71; Spartanburg and Union ?@50. i Railroad Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and " tngusta, ?@55; Greenville and Columbia, 11@2; ii forth eastern, 7@8; Savannah andCharleston,?28i' i)23; South Carolina (whole shares) 38@30; do. naif shares) 18@18J. _ i Exchange, ?tc.?New York Bight, j off par ; J iold, 120(A)122; Silver 115@117, . SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS. Bank of Charleston, ?_ Bank of Newberry, ?@? tank of Camden, 50?? tank of Georgetown, - .'. ??2Q l tank of South Carolina, 10@? J tunk of Chester, 13@? ? tank of Hamburg, 5(a,? tank of State of 8. Carolina, prior to 1801,.55?? tank of State of 8. Carolina, issne 1801 A 62,15?? Planters' and Mechanics' Bonk, Charles- 1 ton, ? People's Bank of Charleston, ??? _ Union Bank^>f Charleston ! ??? Southwestern R. R.Bank, Charleston, old,??? Southwestern R.R.Bank, Charleston, new,??? f tate Bank of Charleston,. >! 'armers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston,?? 1 _ Exchange Bank of Columbia, 15?? lommercial Bank of Columbia, 2@? lerchants' Bank of Cheraw, 5?? 1 'lanters' Bank of Fairfield, 5@? .1 tate of South Carolina Bills Reoeivable par. n 'ity of Charleston Change Bills, par. . Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed at the tank Counters of each. | January 27 2 ly \ MALE SCHOOL. Ingllsh, Classical, Mathematical,Commercial, LIMESTONE SPRINGS, S. C. ^ . BANKS LYLE (So. Ca. College) Principal. THE Eleventh Annual Session of this School commences February 14th. I Circulars, giving expenses and full ? particulars, mav be obtained bvaddres- * T. M. DOBSON & CO. GREENBACKS. *' DO not forget to bring your Greenbacks along, if you expect to buy good* cheap^at^ ^ GOODS ARE DEAR ~ AT DOBSON'8 if you want them on time. Remember that. I v DOBSON'S IS THE PLACE. rp you want to get good bargains, be sure to examine DOBSON'S Goods before you make your purchases. AXES. THE Red Clipper and A. G. Lee's Axes, for sale by T. M. DOBSON & CO. HANDSAWS. A LOT Just arrived and for sale cheap, at A. DOBSON'S. MUSKET TUBES, &C. "l A LOT of Musket Tubes and Gun Locks just j\_ arrived and for sale at the Store of T. M. D0B8QN <fe CO. PISTOLS CAN be bought from DOBSON at the low figures of $1.50, for cash. PLOW LINES CAN be found by (ailing at DOBSON'S cheap Store. SUGAR AND COFFEE. 4 LWAYS on hand and for sale at the cheap A Grocery Store of T. M. DOBSON <fe CO. - .^-1 ? VUNCENTRATED LYE, fkN handAnd sold as cheap as the cheapest, by Lf T. M. DOBSON A CO. AND MADDER. tf^^^^Kgloat and Madder can always be had T. fir DOBSON A CCS. MACCARONI CAN be found by calling at DOBSON'S cheap Grocery Store. ,! EPSOM SALTS, ON hand and for sale at the cheap Store of T. M. DOBSON & CO. ' CASTINGS. P>TS, Biscuit and Baking Ovens, Spiders. Fire Dogs, Ac., for sale at DOBSON'S. SNUFF. CAROLINA BELLE SNUFF always on hand and for sale by T. M. DOBSON ? CO. { (SHOT POUCHES AND BELTS. JUST received, a lot or Shot Pouches and Belts, which we are offering low for cash, af T. M. DOBSON A CD'S. POWDER & PISTOL FLASKS. rJST come to hand, a few of the above articles, which we offer for sale at, low figures. T. M. DOBSON A CO. POCKET KNIVES. |*7"E are always well supplied with goods in WW (hi. Una anri .all at nnlnaa fn anlttnA tlmm. ' T. M. DOBSON A CO. shbep shears. A LOT pf Rood Sheep Shears on hand, and are cheap for cash, at DOBSON'8. plane stocks and bits. A i LOT for Bale cheap as the cheapest, at \ T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. shoe-nails ,,l . pi AN be bought from T. M. DOBSON A COt 1J very cheap. . . - finishing nails* r\N band and for sale, a lot of Finishing Nails, LI at DOBSON'S cheap Stohe. files rvF all sorts and sizes, and at prices to suit the [J times, at DOBSON'S. ? . locks r7_t7~;! p\F all kinds can be found at DOBSON'S cheap LI Store. . , . , , . . , i,j ?"'i remember < i DOBSON has a good Bitching Lot in the rear of his Stores. Come one, come all. shovels and spades DAN a ways be found at DOBSON'S, as cheap as the cheapest. , ... _ 3 . r XT' free of charge. pi OODS of any kind, bought from DOBSON, LJT will Redelivered at your homes, free of charge, f you live in Yorkville. ^ cheese. ^ pi OOD CHEESE for sale at DOBSON'S GroLJT eery. ' ? '<|L f\ ADICKES. t prints. BEST Printoat 15 cents per yard. Also, Prists of good colors at 10 centspervard. For sale iy iil. I. ADICK.ES. "7^ ' merinosi?cj PACIFIC Merinos,-which sold at th^jr first of the seaion, for 60 cents per yard, are now sold ir 40 cents,by H. F. ADICKES.. gents shawls. , HI ENT'S Shawls, wnicn soia ior ?e.w ai tne oeJT ginning of tho season are now told tor 87.00, y H. F. ADICKES. LADIES' SHAWLS. ~7 LADIES' Shawls, which sold for $3,50 are now sold for $2.50, and Ladies' Shawls 67-136 are ow sold for $6.00, by H. F. ADICKES. January 27 4 tf PLOW ISTERfi, ' *"J PAF all wilths and of the best qualitv, for sale J by H. F. ADICKES. CARPET BINDING. Ap-SUPPLY just receivod and ft>r sale low, by % H. F. ADICKES. "January <7 4 : . i n , tfREADY MADE CLOTHING* ptOUNTKY Jeans Coat and Pants, well made, 1J at $4 60; Country Jeans Pants, from $2 50 to' :l; Countrj Linsey Pants, $1 75; Grey Cloth Overoats at $10. For sale by H. F. ADICKES. STATIONERY., A COMPLETE Stock of Stationery, Books, ?fec., \ as low it retail as any Book Store in America, 'or sale by H. F. ADICKES. KNIVES AND FORKS. PLATED Forks and Ivory Knives particularly cheap. For sale by H. F. ADICKES. December 16 60 tf ENGLISH CASTINGS. ^ A GOOD supply of English Castings, at fair \ prices. For sale by H. F. ADICKES. GREAT REDUCTION. kTEW CASSIMERE SUIT for $24.00, worth 1 $80.00. Al-Wool BLANKETS, 11-4, for $5, worth $7. i'or *ale by H. F. ADICKES. November 25 47 tf BOOTS AND SHOES. A FULL supply of Boots and Shoes, selected fL expressly for this market, are selling cheap, A H. F. ADICKES'. Ocober14 ' 'IVW MBIA OIL tUMFAMf. A t Aj^nts for the above COMPANY, we are \ prepared to furnish Sacks to Farmers, who i'is) to send their SELJD to the Mills. \Vb will pay the highest price for CX)TTON 8EfiD r exchange DICKSON'S COMPOUND for them. Lp)ly to LONDON A JONES, Agents for York county, Rock Hill, S. C. Jmuary 20 3 2m storagiTfor cotton. IETF are prepared to STORE COTTON at 25 ff cents per bale, and Insure the same against :tf?Lv fire, at low rates. Vdll also MAKE ADVANCES on Cotton stored dthus. La>k to your interest, Farmers, and U) these inccrtaiu times, don't keep your Cotton athome. t is not safe. LONDON A JONES, * Rock Hill, S. C. Jaiuary 20 3 3ni "notice to farmers. FARMERS, who propose to apply Fertilizers t> the next crop of Cotton, Ac., are requested oseid in their orders at as early a date as possible, s w? wish to arrange to supply the demand this easm. Wi are Agents for ZELL'S, WANDO,and other >opilar Fertilizers, that have given satisfaction he cast season. All we ask is a trial. LONDON A JONES, Hock Hill, S, C. Jaiuary 20 3 2in CHESTER NURSERY. FBUIT TREES FOB 8ALZ. 4 LARGE Stock of the mast choice kinds of VPPLE AND PEACH TREES at $12 50 per uindred, and for a less quantity 15 cento each. Ill vlio wish to procure Trees or Plants for the )retard, Garden or Greenhouse can correspond vlthine. Address W. BLAKE, Nurseryman, Chester, S. C. Jaiuary 13 2 , lm . F. HART. O. W. SADLER. . HART & SADLER, .Attorneys at Law, YORKYILLE 8. C. ; f December 2 48 tf j Jii.ilhri -ail MINING AND MAI JOHN R. DU! ./Ol I 4 i.i J* 1'i iS DIRE in J. D.'AIKEN, >tfc . GEORGE E. GIBBON,, , . fj'/iJoitl to i ::W*/ J? J Factory East Ea4 Hasel Street.......... wam?? m RECOMMENDED BY AGi . f AS A SPECIAL COTTON, WHEAT, CO! GROUND ASHLEY RIY PHOSFHA " ' PdfftSj WILLIAM C. GENERAl NO. 1- SOUTH ATLANTlO WI B. P. BOYD, Agent, Yorkville, 8. C.; 1 January 27 ALLISON & BRATTONT" STARCH. U? Cj uross uswego uorn outrun, in onw puuuu packages, manufactured expressly for food. It is composed of the finest parts of Indian corn, , perfectly pnre. <* BRATTON, I November 18 i-.-M-.-.t:? r 48 " 'ir ntf JINJDIA COCOANXTT. ; r POUNDS Prepared East India Cocoannt, fdr Pies, Paddings, Cakes, Ac. It is already sweetened, and in cooking very little if any additional sugar is required. For sale by; ALLISON A BRATTON. November 18 ' .'48 ' ' " ' . tf 'Z Tt EXTRACTS, r WE keep constantly on band a full assortment of pnre flavoring Extracts. These extracts are strictly pnre and highly concentrated. 1 They are warranted trne to their names, and are prepared from fVuit of the best quality. Far sale by ALLISON A BRATTOIPS. November 18 J ' 1 , 48 tf SEIDLITZ POWDERS. > iTkNE Gross improved Seidlits. Powers. User 4J ftil in all diseases incident to wArm climates. For sale by ALLISON A BRATTON. November 18 . , -48 :.! . tf WOMAN'S FRISJITO. DR. Lawrence's celebrated Woman's Friend, dedicated to the ladies of America, 4br Whose benefit it was designed and Whose happiness it will promote. For sale by ... ALLISON A BRATTON. ' November 18' up i_4? , w ri = tf-T? 0AL&AM, . A LLEN'S Lung Balsam, fbr the cUre of all aff\ factions of the Langs, Throat and Gbest. It brings hope to the sick and desponding, restoring them to health, and bpauty. For sale by ALLISON A BRATTON. ;,! FEMALE'S FRIEND. PHILOTOKEN or Female's Friend, far sale by AT.T.TflfW Ar. RllAWfllff. "^NovemberlS ' ' 48' T""> r"r' ' CARROLL, CLARK & GO. OR,TnE EA^nrNTTCTVARIEl}SHADES, past, present imd future. A few'oopiee of this remarkable book, written by a gentleman of North Carolina, and which has produced a sensation wherever it has been read', may be fonnd at CARROLL, CLARK A 00*8. January 20. n 8 'M tf : DRV GOODS ANI> GROCERIES. A GENERAL assortment of DRY GOODS AND A GROCERIES can be found at 1 CARROLL, CLARK A CCS. BOOTS AND SHOES 1 OF all kinds and at prices to suit everybody, at the store of CARROLL, CLARK A CO. TARN. BIVINGSVILLE and Stowe's Yarn can always be found at CARROLL, CLARK A CO?8. " " . T:' / 'M. SW. COLLINS and A. G. Lee'a Axes may be # founa at the cheap store of CARROLL, CLARK A CO. SHOVELS AND SPADES.; ROWLAND'S and Ames' Shovels and Spades can be bought from ! CARROLL, CLARK A CO. : BLEACHED, Bivingsville and Sea Island 4-4 Sheeting can be had at the cheap Store of CARROLL; CLARK A CO. CROCKERY, GLASS, Tin and Wooden Ware on hand and for sale at .CARROLI* 0LARK dUOO'ST BAGGING. " DUNDEE and Gunny Bagging always on hand1 and for sale as cheap as the cheapest, and tm good as jtye best, by. CARROLL, CLARK A CO. NAILS AND BRADS. PARKER Mill'Nails and Brads constantly on hand, at , CARROLL, CLARK A COi& i COFFEE, SITC^R, &C. PURE Rio Coffee and NMv1 Orleans $ugar and' Molasses, for sale at the Grocery Store of > ) , . CARRQLLj CLARK A CQbl, ~ HITCHING LOT. LOT to bitchin and Stoves to-warm by at (; CARROLL, CLARK A CCS. TAKEN" IN EXCHANGE. T CASH or Barter taken in exchange for DryGoods and Groceries, at >: 1 . -I , ?,..CARRpLL, CLARK A CP'S. DARWIN & Q'LEARY." SADDLES ~ "i OF all kinds for sale, aa cheap as the cheapest,; by j : j DARWIN A O'LEAKY. , HARNESS. CARRIAGE, Buggy and Wagon Harness al-" ways on hand, andforsale very cheap for cash, at DARWIN A O'LEARY'fl. .v. !,. WHIPS, &C. WHIPS, Collars. Bridles, Martingals, Saddle Blankets, Bridle Bits and Buckles, for sale faHhe "Williams Block," by DARWIN A O'LEARY. COME, AND SEE. , * WE say come and see, and bring your Greenbacks along, and-you snail have Saddles as cheap as the cheapest, at ' n /. i i DARWIN A O'LEARY'S. .January 20 S , , tf KING'S MOUNTAIN R. ROAD. ' CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. HEREAFTER the trains over .the KING'S MOUNTAIN RAILROAD?on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays?will run aa follows, making close connections on the above mentioned days, with trains on the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad': Leave Yorkville, promptly, at7 o'clock, A. M. Arriveat Chester at9 o'clock, 4* 'M. : m ;:. Leave Chester at 2 o'clock, P. M. Arrive at Yorkville at 4 o'clock, P. M. All Freights mnst be delivered at the Depot by 4 o'clock, p. m? on the evenings previous to the departure of the train. . ,, . R. S. MOORE, President. t December 30 52 " tf THE SUMTER NEWS. , TIIIS paper has been recently enlarged and furnished with new tyi>e, and ranks deserved-, ly among the best papers of the State. We see it announced in its last issue, that the publication of an Original Story, from the pen of the talented writer, Joan WITHERSPOON ?RYIN, will he commenced about the middle of January,, to be followed by other Original Stories during the year. Now Is a good time to subscribe. Terms ?3 per vear?two copies $5. Address DARR <fc OSTEEN, Proprietors, Sumter, 8. C. January G 27 tf KING S MOUNTAIN MILITARY 8CH00L. Y.ORKVILLE, S. C. THE First 8ession of the School year RU^RY 0n FT3BTebms.?For School Expenses,?. Tuition, Books, Stationery, Ac., Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Washing, $135 in currency, per session of live months. For circulars containing full particulars, apply to Con. A. COWARD, Principal and Proprietor. I. D. WITHERSPOON, Attorney at Law, YORKVILLE, 8. C. ' *' Office in i-eafr of the Conrt House. JtS- Referenced furnished when requested.-?^ i January 13 . . Jr. 2 tf ftlFACTURING CO., KES, President..... CTORS. I REV. JAMES P. BOYCE, 1 Kb. MOWRY, ELZER. ....Vines Ashley River. WCS2&KBK, RICULTtJRAL CHEMISTS' MANURE FOR r, AM OTHER GRAINS. HR BONE PHOSPHATE, TE ROCK, ALE BY , ; . DUKES & CO., ]aGENTS, LARF, CHARLESTON, SO. OA. ONDON A JONES, Agent., Bock Hill, 8. C. 4 .. i * '3m .. FARMERS! I fn.MtM XntkV /Vnna an J Viiiimya Vnor Ijtrnl. by nnin? PHCENIX GUANO, Imported by HA direct from the Phmaix Islands South Pacific Oeeaa. WILCOX, filBIS * GO'S MANIPULATED GUANO, Prepared at Savannah, 6 a., and Charleston, S. C., which has prored in the soil the best San* are in had* ' *1" . 6nano, Salt and Plaster Compoud,also prepared at Savannah and Charleston. For Sale for Cash, or on time, by WILCOX, GIBBS Importer! and Postal in GUANOS. O BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GAl ,,#4 EAST BAY-ST., CHARLESTON. 8. C. 241 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. For further Information, address iui above for drcQlor, or subscribe to'Southern Agriculturist, published by W. C. Mac murphy ? Co., at Augusta and Savannah, Ga., at the low price of 25 oents per annum. January 20 . ( 3 4m J~ W. 4-VERY. ! , FOR THE CASH. ,'L LARGE supply of STANDARD GOODS,: j\. Sheetings, Shirtings, Table Linen, Irish Linen, Callooes, and Towelings, bought since the decline in goldt arid will be sold very low Mr the cash, by . ;?fl ., . ' -lf J. W. AVERY, i . /! COFFEE, SUGAR, &C. " THE finest Coffee; Sugar and Teas, for family use, and bound to please, at low rates. J. W. AVERY. SHOES, a~|F all grades, warranted to be as represented, at prices to suit the times. " J. w. AVgRY? l LIBERAL SUPPLIES < WILL be advanced to Farmers, on Lien of Crop, on more advantageous terms than are ! usually given elsewhere. J. W. AVERY. January 8 'p' 1 1 tf KUYKEffDAL & TOMLISSOlT THE YORK DRUG STORE, 1670. i fJlHE Proprietors of this well known institution, JL grmtefal for the liberal share of patronage re- , celved during the past year, beg a continuance and an increase of it for the year that we have com- , menced, and respectfully ask all to give us a , a trial. We guarSfttee every article sold, both as tc price and quality. We have now on hand a frill and well selected stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. which we propose to sell on the most reasonable terms fbr cash. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. WE CANNOT IMAGINE. 1 FW1HERE 18 money due us on account for the ( I past year, arid We cannot imagine how those who arein arrears with us oan expeOt indulgence Any longer. We, therefore, hope that they will oome forward ana settie. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. Januarys 1 ' ' fcf EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORING. . mHE greatest disoovery of the age. It restores -TT.I- l nrvi.G?.i> l, ui? nmr ouu tt ura&ons iu uicir viihuhu wiur? Warranted not to stniu or poison the skin or Malp. Can be had at the York Drug (Store. , . :?*., KUYKENDAL <fcTOMLINSON. j COKPOUHB 8YRUP QUEEH'B DELIGHT. ! M NOTHER supply of thia invaluable medicine j J\_ on hand. We can vouch tor its efficacy, in ; coring Rheumatism, Scrofula and all skin and -i kindred diseases. TWs is no Patent Medicine. '' ^ . KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. PAIJf PADCT. ' 4 WONDERFUL Remedy. It cures Rbeuraa tism, Headache, Neuralgia, Stiff and enlarged its and all pains, as if by magic. Get it at the York Drugstore. >' KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. ALLCOCK'8 PLASTEHS. , k NOTHER t-tipply of these .powerful system J\ strengthening and pain scattering Piasters, just received at the York Drug Btore. KUYKENDAL <fe TOMLINSON. 1 8JTUFF8. ' tORlLLARD'S genuine Scotch and Maocaboy Snuffs, just in atthe York Drug Store. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. j OUR TERMS. ,TN the Aituie we will adhere strictly to the cash I System. < KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. THE T0R1YILLE FEMALE COLLEGE. 1 THE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed on tbe FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY. next, under the Superintendence of affjr Rev. JAMES DOUGLASS assisted by ? Ret. R. B. Anderson, Rev^H. R. Dickson and others. It is proposed that the Collegiate year consist of NINE CAXENDAR MONTHS, beginning with " - /N-iii ?J ?-as ?uc -v# me nretoi wwwr JUIU cuuiu^ mw wo loov u> June?the year to be divided into three terms of i equal length. in-order to increase the facilities for secnring a i thorough education, aawell aa to increase the number of (puplls, it has been determined to make a material redaction in our charges. The whole expense fn the College proper for Tuition and Board, including Washing, Lights and Fuel, will be only 1 TWO HUNDRED D0LLAR8 I tor the year, iuatead 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 Ooepel will receive tuition in the regular course free of charge. 1 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 00 Ancient Languages,.. vy.5 00 ' : FOB DAY SCHOLARS, . Tuition to College proper, $15 1 44 44 Primary Department, 7 Payment required in advance, at. the begin- ( ning of each term. i Boarders are expected to furnish their own ' Steets, Pillow-Caaea and Towels. * j For Anther, information, apply for circulars, tefa. All letters of inquiry promptly and cheer* fuUy answered. Decembers" ? ' 51 ; tf BETHEL ACADEMY. #THE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed on MONDAY, 7TH OF FEBRUARY, 1870. Tuition, per Session of five months, varies from $7 to $20.' Pupils will be received at any time, and charged from time of entrance till close of Session, exoept in cases of protracted sickness, unless contracts be otherwise made. For further ?i j ?1J?T v nirtin parucuiurs, auureao u. iiaiau. Yorkville, S. C. January 30 3 3i HAIR JEWELRY. fTIIIE undersigned will BRAID human hair to X order, in any required stitch, and mount the same in gold of any required pattern for fingerrings, ear-rings.-bwltat-pins, bracelets, necklaces, watch-chains, dsn.vwitiuor without appendages. The same will be done ftpm THE SAME HAIR that is fiirnishcd, and as neatly as auy Northern work. Also, all ornamental articles, which are made of Metals, Porcelain, Glass, Precious Stones, Ivory, P&ris, Paper, dec., will be repaired to order at reasonable prices. E. A. CRENSHAW. Yorkville, S. C. J Cardtola general circular Hod among the forty thousand Baptists, and thsir five hund&4fc*rdie*l* thtfSMa. iMfoBMringarethTERta^m APVANCK: / " One copy, one yea?1, f 2 60 Five copies, one year, .7...?..,.~~ ...... 11 25 Ten copies, one year,.. 20 00 We SEfnd uTe^ORK^mBISTlAIi to the thousands of South Carolinians who are Mattered aU over the Sonth and West'If sack oould receive the weekly visits of oaf lares and it would make them Uve over again those former davs in their native land. . In order to induce SOUTH CAROLINIANS evenrwhere to snbscribe for our paper, we make the following liberal offers: ? ' 1 r We will send if specimen copy, postage paid, to any one who yrtll send ns his address. We will send the WORKING CHRISTIAN, for one year, gratis, to any person oat of South Carolina who will send us five names and TlEN DOLLARS. Or we will send our paper, for one year, to ant single subscriber, out of the 8tate,who will send us his ad/drees and TWO DOLLARS. < > As a medium for ADVERTISING, we oaU thai attention of the public. Our rates of advertising are, for the space of one inch or less, first insertion, $1.50. Longer Advertisements in the same proportion for a period leu than three month#. Special contracts will be made on liberal terms for any time over three months. nkHium .^Ui. ?a? nailtiitr (an Hum will t " VU1DUWJ UVWWW* UWV ? ?? be inserted free or charge; but 10 ceuta will b#' charged for each line over ten. Address WORKING CHRISTIAN. YorirvtUe, 8, C. ^ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, York County* By F. C. HARRIS, Judge of the Court of Probate or York County. IT appearing to my satis faction that the fiolkwing named persona, heirs-at-law of Bnoofa Doater, deceased, ,yl?t Wm. E. Robisaa>Jphi|, Paster, Wm. Doeter, James Black and wife, Jane, re- .. aide beyond the limits of this State, it Is, therefbfe ordered, that they do appear St the Court of Tm?bate to be holdeu at York Court) House, for York County, on the sixth day of April nexL to shew cause, If any they can, wfay ibeproceeds of the '. sale of the real estate of Enoch Poster, deceased, fiJ sold by the said Court of Probate tor partition aud ui division, should not be paid over to. John M. Brjson, Administrator of the said Enoch Dostcl', ^ ceased, to be applied by him ioihe payment of the debts of tiro said Enoch Doeter. deceased, ? .1, Gtoren under ray band and seal this first, day of January, A. D.f 1870. FRANK C. HARRIS, > ^ * Judge of Probate. January 6 < ' ' > ? 8m I <" AiroBtp war.^ T.T is something to discover a new plfaet in the I heavens, anew Island, anew race,atadthe8yt>* ' 11' ante offered a priaetor the discovery of ?newen-> joymeut. But how immeasurably does, even; the beet of these achievements &1| short or the discovery or invention of thd SEWING MACHINE. This great and good work, *s accomplished by L < M. SINGER, baa rendered bim thafbremost nun .,, . of his time, m for as practical and useful inventive genius is cohoerned. . - 7 n' The loud hurrah that hails the -sucoesslbrwar- rior lord of the stricken field, la worthleaalnoom- ' parison with the grateful pecans of rejoicing multitudes; who hare been relieved of one-half the toils af lifc, by the labor saving Of this wonderful ' ' Machine, ,To Le bad.efi J : ( jt? .-n.i us. January 20 | ' j YORK MARBLE YARD. y?- .7? ll iluUil >! -i F. HAPPERFIELIX tab Mil R-': RESPECTFULLY intormB ^ cidteoa of F3^5?D ties.^^8^ has pur<wVnH9CX nhaied from Mr. RICHABD HARE, the Hbota m. " TffflFiKr""' "-"-"-r-ff InYorkville.aiidhatfcr ' secured the Mvvtoaaof * ". FIRST-CLASS WOgKMAlf, / Is Ailiy prepared to execute work-in ibo beat style at the Art: sucb as Tombs, Monuments, plain and ornamental Grave 8tonesrtei ">'? .-n7! II He will submRDmftslsjid SkeWheA on applies- , Hon. Particular attention given to Cleaning and Repairing old Work. " " , ' December 1? 11 50!" ' T'if" KIIIIJEET, FAHCT AJTD HAH 00008. , . JUSTBBttlVED 4 LOT OF HAIR GOODS, oonslsUnf at Japanese, Enipire and Chinese Switches, Single is, Buneb Curia, Braids and Chignons, wttliw'. - handsome assortment of Indies' andlChiHrm's,.' g5^"?eSa0l^3& ' Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets, Sottas, Laces. S9M' 5 Cape, and Fancy Goods generally. . With Thomson's Glove fitting Corset, at .. Mas. eTdICKXNSON, Agent'*. October 7 40 ' " - ' it " TO MILL OWgBttS. GEEAT SAYIHG II WATSE EOWXE. rIE unrivalled Double Turbine Leflfet WATER WHEEL, warranted superior to the vershot Applicable to all bead# and. all kinds of machinery. Having thq e;clp*lve agency of the surrounding Counties, any person wishing ; Wheels, can write to me at Lewis ville, Chester County, 8. . t AH iefcnnatioii aaked fbrvrttl he promptly given and droobua sent gratis* J M-i. : ?ctoiwT''' ? w* ? i ..i; nn i;., ...t . . . i. COME! AND 8EEs.i:u..^ u ,M'HM W BrFDSS,' and everything in this line, "Sir good u rw mk, and cheaper than-the cheapest,"': tit J< oc Myplaoe of hpsinees is next door to {LtRBOl?U CLARK & CO. To prove what I say. call and see for yourself. " ' ..H* i REPAIRING, of all kinds, done In the neatest style. Come and see. ; . ... ' . . J. L. WOOD. January 13 {2; 3t* // ^ SHOE-MAKERS' ACCOUNTS. ' rIE undersigned hereby requests all persona indebted to Win Aw BOOTS AND SHOBM* ; come forward and make immediate payment. B,^, Is compelled to have money, as he Intends to eon* ttnue the bnsInoM of making Boots and ffobee' ai* 1-1 ring the year. All accounts not paidby the id of : February, wiil.be charged with interest at the, rate of TEN PER CENT, a month. T&iU no joke. H. KELLEB; ' January 13 ?n?4M rile <*& PRACTICAL INVENTION.. ; 1' WHO can estimate the priceless value of American inventive genius of the nineteenth . .f century? Burdened with theinierestbf'hnmsnity, uncircumscribed by National internet or Ge ographicaj boundaries, it strides icrpee seen, is* lands and continents, scattering blessings in its coarse. WitneM: I. M. SINGER, the great inventor of Sewing Machines, as sold by. , -il .tij . ./ M. JONES, AgenV i' November! 44 J* A* LEDERER fjESPECTFULLY Informs the public that he Jrf, has removed his Stock of Goods to his STORE ON BROAD RIVER. . ? About the 1st of September,he will open a Store In Yorkville, for the ei elusive aile or READYMADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES sad HATS. As he desires to close up aU h}s. outstanding business in Yorkville, he earnestly requests per* sons indebted to' him to come forward sad make immediate: settlement. -My Books'and Accounts, are in the hands of WM. NEEL. ; January 20 t . *, tM ;f:. v';|. . .{^1, 1 IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE MATTES OP JOHN HHILLINOUtW, BANKRUPT. . . . rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN t-Tha underJ_ signed hereby give notice of their appointment as Assignees of JOHN SHILLINGLAW, of York county, State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged s Bankrupt upon Ma earn Petition, by W. I. Ctowsou, Register, All pereena indebted to said Bankrupt will make immediate payment to the undersigned. .. i J. 8. R. THOMSON, \ . T. 8, JEFFERYS, ;| J Yorkville, January 20,1870. 3 3t IN BANKRUPTCY. 1 IN THE MATTES OF W. E. CUNE, BANKEtXPT. rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :-TfceunderA signed hereby give notice of their Appointment as Assignees of W. B. CLINE, of York a county, State of South Carolina, who has been idiudgea s Bankrupt upon hia own Petition, by W. L Clawson, Register. All persons indebted to said Bankrupt will make immediate payment to the undersigned. ' , JASeSSSS*}*-^ Yorkville, January $0, 1870, 3 St i FOR THE HOLIDAYS? . "IMTE have now on hand an assortment of el#-. Ti gant Albums, ordered expressly tor the Holidays.. Those desiring something unliable tor presents or for the centre-table, will not toll to eall and purchase soon. Also, a lot of fine cases and frames,for IVORYTYPES and other styles of Pictures. h i; PICTURES TAKftN In every -style of die Art, at onr usual moderate prices. J. R. SCHORB & 80ft, . APPLICATION FOE DISCHARGE. ! TkTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, N Administrator of the Estate 0# JOHN O. JACKSON, deceased, will make a Anal settlement ofthe said estate with the Judge of Pmbsteof York county, on the 27th day of January next, when he will make application fora final discharge as Administrator of the said estate.' ' ' JAMES JACKSON, Administrator, i. December 30 -63 - 5t* ^ATHOLiCOS. ; ' MARSHALL'S UterineCathdlioon. for tadeW ALLISON A BRATTON. ' 1