Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, March 24, 1870, Image 3

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- - * di9banded all of the said company except fifteen men, whom he intended to keep in service for a short time, as a guard for the arms belonging to the State which were in the hands of said company, and to keep the peace in case of any disturbance; but that he would soon disband'these also. His Excellency further said that the men disbanded would still be liable to be called on, in case of necessity, but would receive no further pay, except for, actual service. Wm. E. Rose and John W. Meade, members of the Legislature from York county, who were in Columbia when Huliender applied to the Governor for military protection, .testified that his Excellency, the Governor, did not consult with them about the organizing of a military police in York county, or notify them that he had been' applied to for such protection. The other members of the Legislature from York county were summoned to testify before us, but were, for good reasons, unable to appear. The evidence adduced with reference to the effects of placing authority in the hands of said military company, does not show that the peace of the- county and safety of person aqd property have been promoted thereby. Ttiaap have, on the contrary, been endangered, through the general character and reputation l of the men enlisted and the promotion of dis^ cord, by reason of a difference in political opinion between the members of said company HBand a majority of the citizens residing in the HHftcinity. It is in evidence that many of the ^^Vmpany, including the officers thereof, are Ht men of good character; that, their conduct Uftd language are such-that do lady of good will voluntarily passr by their camp; ' and that some of them have boasted that the company will be kept on duty until after the State electida in October next, and have threatened, in case of any effort on.the part of ci^jpns to have the company disbanded, to burn the houses of all concerned. We, therefore, present the military compa- | nf commanded bv John R. Fans, under the authority of the Governor of South Carolina, < as unnecessary for the preservation of, and dangerous lo, the peace of this county; as wholly Incompetent to enforce the laws, in case their aid were needed for that purpose; as a nuisande to the township in which it is sta- j tioned ; as an unlawful and unjust burden up- i on the county, on account of the expense 1 thereby thrown upon our . citizens, which t amounts to a lane sum ;'as a violation of the 1 - ^ TTniinJ Q+otoo v)>inh 1 CtWSUlUI^U Vli;4U?c vini^u kfwvvD) nu.v.. guarantees to every State a republican form of government?a form of government which cannot exist where the constituted civil authorities may be set aside, at the pleasure of a Governor who is amenable to no tribunal ' w but his own sovereign will, and the lives, liber- ] ties and property of citizens are placed in the ( hands of a military organization, not respon- 1 sible to the law for their conduct. -' H. H. DRENNAN, Foreman. t 1 , ,i,i JOHN S. BRATTON, ' ; S.a HEMPHILL, M. L. TATE, ? ' '.T.D.JOHNSTON, ' JOHN McCANTS, . W.B.BYERS, Jx WM. HORTON, < : ,W. G DOWDLE, 1 : R. I* HOPE, c 1/11 J. B. RODDY, 4 \ ALLEN BEATTY, T* i ALEX. GUNN, f MINGO ARMSTRONG, < , ROBT. MASON, ? GREEN AVERY, t SAM BYRD, * JEFFERSON ADICKES. ! March 18,1870. 12 It r Modification Only.?The Washington J Republican says it hasi good authority for say- t ing that there will be important modifications in the income tax made by the comr~*tee of * r -nr-iy sr-uad rtimtwtrn f the objections entertained against this law by , the business men of the country, among whicja 1 will be the removal of the clause authorizing i informers.. N ^thing Aiort, however, of entire ly dispensing with -the income tax, it is clear, t wjjj be sati^rtorv to the people of the country? . Jftrancial aitb Cmnmercral. ~ YORKVILLE PRICES CPEREHT! CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CARBOLL, CLARK <fc CO. WEDNESDAY, March 23, 1870. 8AGGING?Gunny?V yvd @ 27 BALE HOPE? Hemp V lb 10 (a> Miaillu.Vft.. 35 (oj 3u Cotton, V fi> (a ., IRON TIES, per pound,.... (?; 8# BLUE-STONE, V lb. ? 20 CANDLES?Tallow?Vft... "i (a> Adamantine, V ft 29#(<u 35 COFFEE?Rto-V lb 20 (a, 28 LM?yn< V lb uu 30 ' lava, Va. .. (a) 46 COTTON YARN, Vbuuch of 6 pounds, (a, 2 0l> GUNPOWDER, V ft ? 46 MACKEREL?No. 1, halfbnrrel* .. @ No. 9, half barrel* @ .. ? No. 3, hair barrel*....i1..... fa! 9 00*' No. 1, V Kit @ 3 25 No. a, V Kit, ? 3 00 . 1 Jfo.3, VKit, (0. 2 50 MOLASSES?Cuba?Vgallon CO (a, 75 Went India, Vgallon ? New Orleans, Vgallon 115 <5) 120 NAILS?Northern-V ft 7 <2 8 RICE.*J^. 10 <k 11 SALT.Vaack, , . ? 2 65 SUGAR?PtilverUed-V ... @ 20 Cruahed, Vft....... ? 20, A, Vft .. (ST./ Wlf C, Exua.VH <5 IS* Brown, V lb ? ? 18 TEA?Hyson?Vft 1 50 @ 2 00 Imperial, V ft r'< ? , Black, Vft 1 00 ? 1 50 VINEGAR?Cider?V gallon .. ? 60 PRODUCE MARKET?PRICES FROM WAGONS. BACON-Hama?VJ> @ 17 Shoulder*. V ft 13 Side*, Vft .. 'S 17 CORN, V bath el 1 25 $ 1 30 CORN-MEAL, V biubel 130 ? J 35 DRIED FRUIT?Apples, peeled, V bushel.. .. @ 1 25 Peaches, peeled, V bushel.. .. ? 1 50 Peaches, unpeeled, V bushel .. ? 1 25 EGGS, V doaen 16*? 30 FLOUR, V100 lbs 3 50 ? 4 00 , HIDES-Green?V ft @ 7 Dry, Vft.., ig 14 LARD?Country?V ft 18 faI 90 LIME, Vhuehel ? 50 OATS, V bushel ? 75 PEAS, V bushel 1 35 ? 1 40 POTATOE8?Irish-V bushel '50 ? 75 Sweet V bushel 75 ? 1 00 SHINGLES, V 1000 3 50 ? 4 00 TALLOW, V ft,j...t 10 ? 19* WHEAT, V buaheL r. (fl) 1 50 Cotton?The market is unsettled but prioes have improved. We quote 19$ cents for good .. ...... CHESTER, March 22.?Cotton?The market is firmer in, tone, under more favorable advices from leading markets, but the business is so limited a? tto prevent reliable quotations. Full grades are nominally 19$ to 20. CHARLOTTE, March 21.?Cotton?Owing* to the recent heavy decline in this. staple, there has been but little offeied during the past week, and prices have been unsettled. The sales for the week foot up about 80 bales at 15J to 19$ cents. On Friday a few bales of good middling changed hands* at 20 cents?^market firmer with an advance of fully one cent onihe finer grades. Corn??1.10-to $1.11$ per bushel from wagonsmarket well supplied. Meal $1.15 per bushel from wagons. ' " Flour?The marke is overstocked?we quote o:?? 4<j npr sad- m*r>r>rdinp' to niialitv. r?- -? o ? 1 . NEW YORK,Marcl21?7 p. m.?Cotton lower with sales of 900 bales * 23$. LIVERPOOL, Marcl21?3 p. m.?Cotton firm, uplands 11R1. CHARLESTON, Mach 21.?Cotton quiet and steady?middlings 22$ t? 22$; receipts 344 bales. CHARLESTON, Math 17.?The Receipts, Ac.?The supply com in forward to the cotton ports up to Friday last,iave continued to show considerable gains on la$ year, and were 66,720 bales, against 73,197 thepe'vious week, and 37,0.33 for the corresponding pe'od the season before. The total receipts up to th latest mail dates have been 2,248,<>40 bales, in eotrast with 1,639,218 last year, being an increase 01509,728 bales. The arrivals at New Orleans sho-the most prominent gains, and were 34,721 for te week, against 10,6ol last season. The auiount^eceived at the chief Southern eotton centres, upo the latest telegraphic dates, have been about aifollows: 1870. 1869. , New Orleans, March 16, 897,(774 697,410 Mobile, March 16, 256,192 191,608 Savannah. March 16,...; ? 403,011 302,074 Charleston, March 16, 197,575 162,924 Texas, March 16, 174,748 113,386 Virginia, March 16, 171,146 129,433 The week's receipts at the qton ports, up to today, will be about 40.Ooo bale^gainst 45,000 bales for the corresponding time la^yasou. Tuh Cotton Market.?TlaanScttled aspect of the gold market and the uiicfiainty in reference to the amount of the receipts a ih'e future, has caused a quiet and rather uuloiarket for much of this period ; but while tbearjyjy jiati been destitute of special features of strath, prices have fluctuated hut slightly, and infrnequarters have hardened. In the English mar^t, middling uplaud. which opened at lOJd pepound has l>een steadv; New York commeuced 21$ and receded to 21}, and improved to 22|c.; while at this point, where the rates began at 21, they fell off to 20}, and improved to 21ic..per pound. The stock of theju-tlcle in sight at the latest date* was about as follows: - ><' 187a IRA Stock in Liverpool, ?281,000 283,540 Afloat from India, ! 85,000 172,000 Afloat from America, 813,000 103,000 Stock in London,.......,. 69,000 95,810 Afloat for London,..? 85,000 54,000 Stock in Havre, ....... 74,080 59,578 Afloat'for Havre,...'. - 38,313 19,380 Stock in Bremen, 6,563 5,057 Afloat for Bremen, 23,367 11,106 Stock in United States ports, 557,056 421,048 Stock in the interior towns, '.. 98,019 f?" '90,235 Total, 1,570,398 1,374,754 Increase in visible supply, 195,044 Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at t the mills now,40,000 bales; same time 1809, 70,000 bales. Middling uplands now lOjjd ; then 12 and 12}d. Flour.?The market is fairly supplied with most qualities, for which there is a good inquiry, without any. important change in prices, and we now quote Northern and Western fine at $5 35 and $5.45 per bbl: super at $5.75 and $5.85 per bbl; extra at $6 25-Sua $7 per barrel, and family at $7.25 and $8 per barrel. Southern descriptions are in moderate stock,andtnay bo quoted at $7 and $7.75 g>r barrel for extra, and $S and $9 per barrel for mily grades. Bacon.?'This article has had a loWer tendency, with only a moderate inquiry. We;quote prime smoked shoulders at 13 to 184 oents per pound, the former price for large lots; clear rib sides at it>* 10 17, dry salted shoulders at 12, and Baited sides at 15 to 16 cents per pound. Corn.?There have been received about 15,000 bushels of this article. Rather ? good jobbiug demand for country consumption has prevailed, and limited lots were selling at the close at about 11.15 per bushel, weight, - sacks included. 1,000 bushels prime white was sold at $1.13 per bushel, weight, sacks included. Saut.?The arrivals have been about 6,000 sacks. Lots from store selling at $1.40 to $lu>0 per sack* Financial, i , NEW YORK, March21.?Goldweaker atTTPf" 7 Spttial Itofins. Agricultural Meeting. The members of the York1 Bistrict Agricultural Society are requested to meet a|jgYork Court House, on'the first Monday in'Apri^next, immediately after the conclusion of the public sales. A. A. McKENZIE, President. March 2*'' s J v * ' 12 ' v - 2t Grey Hairs, Begone! Tutt^s Improved Liquid Hair Bye la a perfect wonder. By its use th^ old becomes young igain. It converts the grey head into a beautiful olack or brown. It imparts a natural colbrto the ; jrkzly moustache and whiskers, and gives to the isir and beard a softness-and gloss that the young " seaux might envy. V < . , - - t m a - rss ] Manipulated Guano. j Wilcot, Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated Ghtauo equal ,j to any used. > I have used this year Peruvian Guano and Plas- -. or, with and without dissolved bones, Soluble *' Pacffio, and Wilcox, Gibbs <fc Co.'s Manipulated " iuano, noting the places upon which each was < ised. I can see very little, If any difference, but an satisfied that the Wilcox, Gibbs <fc Co.'s Manm-iiafoA i? Annul tftftnv I have used, according to - he cost '* 1 JOHN HUIET. ! Edgefield County, S. C., August 3, 1869. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, s BEAD THIS OABEFULLY AND PBOPIT BY IT. c DATING from the Jfithof the mouth, now past, j we offer, as befo. v announced, some of the nost magnificent and attractive BARGAINS ever >ffered in DRY GOODS. The prices are alarm-' ngly low, and some of our lady customers have' sxpressed great regret at our selling Goods so heap, lest we break.' We inaugurated these low >rioes for Goods in January here, with our French tfERINOS and PLAIDS, at once showing the >eople that wher we advertised cheap goocis we J neant cheap goods; aud wo intend following the c heap goods poiicy right through this summer, md we say write it down as iond as pen arid' ink an write it, that we are offering bargains not-to. >e met with once in a natural life time. ' 1 We shall attend to orders with the same care as-' f the parties ordering v.'ere present, and we ad- " rise all who see this advertisement, to order di ect from us or send for samples, which we will 1 ake pleasure in sending. In ordering give colors J md prices, and leave the selection of the goods to is, and we guarantee satisfaction 6i* take the goods tack. ] In advertising it has never been the habit of J his section to assign real reasons for reduced trices, but we beg to deviate, and savthat tAe folJIOO^OOO worth of Dry Goods in this vicinity! 2d. The decline on Dry Goods is feurful to contemplate. 3d. We are going to realize op ours. .... , 4th. We want money and do not want to borrow, ind the only way to get it is to Sell something. If these reasons are not satisfactory, just call on as and we will give you solid proof of what we say. If you see any startlingly cheap goodsbought by your friend or neighbor, do not despair of getting some of them, too, bv reason of their being sold out, but come right along and you will1 find them, or some cheaper, as there are plenty where these are from. R. C. SHIVER. Columbia, March 24 12 ( . It The Season and its Dangers. The human body is chiefly composed of tissues and fibres as sensitive to every change in the con-. dition of theatmosphere as the most delicate electrometer, or the quick silver in.a barometer tube. The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs, and the excretory organs are especially liable to be affected by these variations,.and the best defence against tbeir disastrous tendency is to keep the digestive machinery, which feeds and nourishes the whole system, in good working order. If the stomach is week or disordered neither the blood nor the bile can be in a -healthy statet and upon the fitness of these two importantfluicWfor the offices assigned to them by nature, and the regularity of their flow, health in a great measure depends. : / ' When the air is heavily laden with chilling va? ? at tK?o nofmirtri nf Mia vp?r. the JJUiO, tw IV VIVVU io nv w. - J v digestion should be an object of peculiar care. ' If It Is weak and languid, the whole physical structure will be enervated. If it is vigorous, the entire organisation will be strong to resist the untoward and depressing influence of a damp and vitiated atmosphere. A pure and powerful tonic is therefore especially needed as a safeguard against the diseases most common in the spring, and Hostetter's Stomach BitteVs being the most wholesome and potent medicine of the class at present known, a course of it is particularly advisable at this period of the year. The stomach will thorebv be toned and strengthened, the liver aud bowels regulated, the nervous system braced up, and nature put in a state of active defence against the miasma, which superinduces intermittent and remittent.fevers, rheumatisms, nervous debility, headaclie, ^hypochondria and other complaints which are apt to assail the untonedai^ unfortified organizations. The body is strengthened without exciting the brain, and consequently no unpleasant reaction follows its reviving and renovating oporation. '' HYMENliiLl" Marrird?On the 17th instant, bv Rev. R. A. Ross, Mr. J. N. McDILL and Miss' MARY WYLIE, daughter of Thomas G. Wylie, all of this county. OBITUARY. Died?In this county, on the 14th Instant, Mrs. ANN WARREN, widow of John Warren, in the 85th year of her age. tan bark wanted, > THE highest market price will be paid in Cash for THREE HUNDRED,CORDS OF TAN BARK, delivered at ray Tannery in YorkviHe. JOSEPI'I HERNDON. March 24 .12 ' 3t " notice to teachers. ., PERSONS engaged in Teaching FYeer fseh'ools are requested to call at my house and get blanks on which to make out their Accounts. Those who have handed me their Accounts will be obliged to get blanks, as well as those who have not handed in their Accounts. R. LATHAN, School Commissioner of York County. March 24 12 2t APPLICATION FOE DISCHARGE. I XTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, i IN Administratorof the estate of F. T. BOYD, 1 deceased, will make a final settlement with the , Judge of Probate of York County, on the 11th day 1 of April next, when he will make application for i discharge as Administratorof said estate. P. R. CURRENCE, Administrator. March 1(1 10 5t why? IF it is meet (meat) for all, that are well bred (bread), to haveaSKWINU MACHINE, why don't they buy one of the New Family Machines, of * M. JONliS, Agent. March 10 10 tf C?t> QPCSXJ <2$S9Q <W> 1 7 j. w.~cabboll.T BULLOCK'S CREEK, S. C. -i?r :?-r~n~!OUT. mHK old maxim is: "Don't holler until you X Ret ?ut of the woods but I think I see the silvery shadow of the twilight-dawn, sporting dn vondor Hide, as I have but few Winter Goods in Store, and am now receiving my Spring stock at greatly reduced prices: which makes me feel like a youth of onlv 1G?short summers. .. . J. W. CARROLL. : . ~GO,~ : . ;i A.ND continue to goto JOE CARROLL'S Store. J\ to. buy your Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee and Corn. My motto is.: SELL. iGive me a call and J will sell you Goods cheap. , WHAT IS MORE USEFUL TIAN Bivingsville Yarn and Shirting, good Flour, sound Corn, and beautiful Spring Calicoes?for sale at tbe New Store near Bullock's Creek, by J. W. CARROLL, j WAKE UP, ! AND count your currency, right now, for you ! can buy goods from J". W."CARROLL as cheap with Greenbacks as you can with Gold. j J. W. CARROLL ~! HAS, this day, marked down his entire stock of i Goods, to the present value of currency. If | you doubt it, cgll, see and believe. ~ the late decline i TN all kinds of Merchandise shouldhave a stim-j I ulating effect upon all who have to purchase . Goods. J. W. CARROLL, j come; T> Y ALL MEANS, COME to the Store of J. pi W. CARROLL, when you wish to purchase Dry Goods, Hats ana Notions. hardware: " K-iffion0"' ^ March 24 -12 tf CONNEE, HOBBS & DOBSON. 'wanted. 'A NO. 1 PA INTER and a No. 1 TRIMMER, to j\ whom steady employment and good wages will be given. Address , CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON. new buggies. ' WE have some nice New Buggies on exhibi- j tion at the old McFadden lot. CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON. ~ ^~the cash: ,7~ IS the one thing needful to' buy Buggies cheap, from7 CONNER,. HOBA DOBSON. ~ small change F\ON'T forget to bring your small change along I f when you want your Horse Shod* or your Plow sharpened. Rertiember we cannot buy our roods on credit. * CONNER, HOfcBS A DOBSON., "buggies repaired. DUGGIES Repaired atRhort notice for the cash, w o* cnvvvc wnrms ,fr nnnsnN'S. March 24 L-. . . . 12 tf, li B. P. BOYD. LOOK AT THIS. ' [AM obliged to sell Goods STRICTLY FOR CASH, No Goods will be sent out of my Jtore until they have been paid for, and I.hope np >ne will ask fo^- credit, or send orders without the ash enclosed. I will sell Goods lower than they lave ever been sold in Yorkville since the close if the wRr; but, after this date,, it will l>e for cash inly. I mean exactly what 1 sfiW/ \ B. PI BOYD. March 24 12 ' > tf A S crowing is the order of tlie dhyt a North Carfx?hna Crow has just arrived at thenheap Groery Store of " BOYD. GR1JTDSTONES. At\^KTTTDSxqnes just come in. from 35 to, tU 305pounds eact), juldjwlll be itoIdHia^by ! 7ARKLOWER; ; BIVINGSVIDTiE Yarn Is 'selling for fiflO, at BOYD'S. raWWTiyG.Hv 11 BIVINGSVILDE Shirting is selling for 121 and ; 141 cents, Rt'M - K ' ^ llOYD'S. i .GOLD. ! COFFEE. ONE pound and a q uarter of Good Coffee for one pound of Beeswtc^ will be given by BOYD. If r GROCERIES. / ANY article, Sn the way of Groceries, Will be sold as lo.w as can be bought hi Yorkville, of the same kihd and.quality, by BOYD. THE CASH. DON'T forget the Cash, if you wish Goods from ?\ 30 YD. : T' i'HAM??% ,:. 1i"" JUST af rfvdd a good lot of Sngar-Citred Hams, cheap at Vr, . . BOYD'S. n\j .v,. , :-? ..^.t? . C^DYt , JUST eoma, in, a hdge.iot of Candy, tori sale - &oyd>s. >: WAirtJO. . IF yon want Wand?, call and atate the quantity, you wish, to B. P. BQY,D. jbjlacKingT" " MASON'S Blacking still on liand ami for sale, at ' ' 1*TT( BOYD'S. IT GROUND CdFFEE. f '; . BOUND COFFEE on hand, at 25 cents per \JT pound, at BOYU'a BEESWAX ANJ) FEATHERS. BEESWAX and Feathers are bringing high prices in cash or barter, at BOYjDIS.. DARWIN & O'LEARY. SADDLES. > , TF'.you want to buy a Saddle cheap, do not? fail J_ taeaHjindeXftmine ?bnetock and prices, at the "Williams' Bloom-1 ssk.?1)Aj^vrlN & O'LEABY. WAGON HARNESS. < * WAGON Harness and Trace Chains for sal$ by DARWIN A O'LEARY. ; sfpURS, AC. 77 SPURS, Whip Lashes, and Whips Of all kinds, for sale by DARWIN A Q'LEARY., CURRYCOMBS, CURRY Coinbs, Collars, Halters, Bridles, Bits, Girths, and Buckles, for sale at low prices, by , DARWIN it O'LEARy. harness. CARRIAGE, Buggy aud Wagon Harness, op liand and made to order, as cheap as the cheapest and as good us tire best, by . i DARWIN & O'LEARY, I March 17 .11 tf .... LATEST QUOTATIONS OF ' ' SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, S. C., Our rectal Weekly by A. CL KA UFAfAN, Brnle*, No. 2o Broad Street. ^ March 11. 1H7C>. . ' '? r-i .1, /, is G,sQ\. KTATK9EUUHITIJSS?rvjlliu \ urwiiuu, uiu, ?? do new, ?@80; do, registered stock, ex. iut ?@78. i CitySRoeitiTiKSr?Augusta, Ga. Bonds, ?@84 ; Charleston, S. C. Stoek, (ex or int)55@?; do J^rc Loan Bonds, ?<0^75; Colombia, S. C. Bonds, ?@ ! 70. . , " . * v Rait.road Bonos?Blue Ridge (first moflgkgfe) SOfai?; Charleston and Savannah, ?(artJO ---Charlotte, Columbiaand AugnstR,? (hdipgiCberuw and Darlington, ?@80; Greenvilleand Columbia, (1st ; wort) ?@80; <Yd, (State guarantee) ?@<S8r' M?mj phis and Charleston, 82@85; Northeastern,?@ | 85; Savannah and Charleston (1st niort) ? @80; do, (Stateguarantee) ?@85,; South Carolina,?r@ 8H; do,- ?@75 ; Spartanburg' and Union ?@tt?k | "Railroad Stocks?(Hmrlotte, Columbia and ; ABgUBta,?@55; Groenvilloftml Columbia, 2@?: Northeastern, 7@8; Savannah and (^jarleston, ^ I @30; South Carolina (whole shares) ?@45; do. ! (half shares)?@22. Exchange, Ac.?New York Sight, J off par; Gold, 111@118; Silver 108@110. south carolina bank biles. '" ' a Hank of Charleston,. ?@? i ?Bank of Newberry,... .. ?(a)? ' Bank of Camden,.... '.1 50@? | Bank of Georgetown 5@i| Bank of South Carolina 5@? ; Bank of Chester,...-. 5@?1 : Bank of Hamburg, i 3@ ? Bank of State of S. Carolina, prior to 1801,.45?? Bank of State of S. Carolina, issue 1WU A- (12,12(5)? 'Planters' and Mechanics' Bank; < ObarlesI ton, ,.,ih'.........-ti@^ * People's Bank of Charleston, ? 1 *Union Bank of Charleston, ? i *Southwestern R. R.Bank,Charleston, old,?(h ? ^Southwestern R.R.Bank, Charleston, now,?@? State Bank of Charleston, 3@? Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston,?(a J Exchange Bank of Columbia, 1?@? Commercial Bank of C(dumbia, 2@Mereliants' Bank of Cberaw. 3?. Planters' Bank of Falrtioltlf/. 3@? State of South Carolina Bills Receivable,.... par City of Charleston Change Bills, par 'Bills marked thus <*) are being redeemed at tin Bank Counters of each, March 24 2 ly AUCTION! AUCXON1! \ X CHANCE FOR PAPAINS? i T^IIE undersigned has been appotted Agent, i to sell a large stock at Goods juiarrived In iforkvllle, which were bought for oer parties, onsisting, in part, of ..j' 1 JUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, JVHISfCY, jiOAP, STARCH, SALT and FanoiGroceries, hgether with a large stock of Granfi Earthenware, and Glassware. Also, MJrron Buckets, fails, Churns, Tubs, Kegs,. Bowls, lays, Roll , ffins, and pther, Wooden-Ware., Rob, Twiqe, \ , ^rdage, Brooms, Baskets and a genejl stock of J I VHlow-Ware. - I II These Goods will be sold, by the parct, in bnlkj ! ,'ERY LOW, for cgsh, until' the j, FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NjlXT, I Then the Stock remaining on hand will >?Hold at : JJCTION. Merichanta or Planters desiing Bar4 pins 'frill call on the undersigned early; |:Tl : H. F, ADUKE8. ,March24 12 ... ? 2t.j ' < EXECUTOR'S SALEl' H ]WILL offer at public Sale at YORK COURT HOUSE, on the first Monday in April nexi. fire Shares of Stock in the YQRK GAS LIGHT COMPANY, and a sealed Note on C. R. lloore,! dioeased, for $90, dated February 7th, 1W2,belong-, iig to the estate of Mra. MARY WRIGBTtiideceaed. Terms,?CASH. ' n JOHN H. ADAMS, Executor. March IT7' 11 ' St "X ASSIGNEES' SALES. , 4, ; In the District,Court of the United States /or the DfstHct,of South Carolina. . ; In the Matter of* ) " 'I 8 LEROY ADAMS, [ In Bankruptcy. ,;1 . Bankrupt. j , ' j RY virtue ,pf an owler obtained from Hon. Geo.; XJ S. Bryan, Judge of the District Court'of the' UjiteAKtate-11 {nT the District of flo'fiQHDaroHuCL. w*will offer forsnlc, lit public auction, COURT HOUSE, on the ? .,u ~f v FIRST MONDAY IN, APRIL, NEXT, ali the right, title and interest, to which the said Bankrupt was entitled at the date of filing his pe-i titlon for Bankruptcy, in the following property, to nit; . . ; i . ; >,{ /,j RJ One tract or parcel of land, being / ., .;, , the homestead, exempted from sale by the Sheriff under military authority, containing"TWENTY ACRES, more or leis, and being a part of the trnot on which the bankrupt resides, qg. which is a commodibus and wel! constructed Dwelling, with, convenient and substantial dfit-borises, sltiiated near Bethel Chnroh, in York CoUhty/and bounded by lauds nf.RAi/. Samiifll, T,. Wation,and others. .Also, a (met of. laud, situated io Clarke county, Arkansas,'tying' 12 miles South of Arkadelphia, obtaining "r I ' fIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, mere or lessv ?v *'*?* ?; ' <- ' All the aijoyp lands sold, Subject to noy.clajin of Dower, .Taxes or otherwise. j,. AlBt>, Ope Note Qn RotWrt B. Ada^na, dawd loth October, 3802; for $115 00. nin ioil<] One Note on Hugh Nichols, deceased, dated 6th March, I860, for $27 00. . ' 'Alsb, Eight (8) shares of King's (fountain Rail Roid Stock. I . i- !; TERMS OF SALE. ; Cosh. ^Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.!,;. .. . JEFFERTS & METTS, Assignees. A T the shme time and place, tve will sell as the i/Jy property of SAM'L"BLACK,-. 'Bankrupt, A claim in (Judgment ^guinst Robert, Black, obtained by B. T. Wheeler, vs. R. A. Black, principal, and Ramnel Black, Surety, for the sum of'$1011.93, paid by the Atougiieee of Samuel Black. 1 THOMSONi&JEFFERYS, Assignee. March 10 . f .10, ; 4t* , SHERIFF'S $ALE. 7 Matthew Harper vs. Dudley 'Jchea?Foivdo-rure of Mortgage. | BY virtue of ah order from J.udge William M. Thomas, I will expose to phbllc sale, at York Court ;House, ou the , ;FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL, NEXT, < a. tract of land whereon the Defendant now resides, knowp as the "Coulter? Tract," bounded by Flshiqg Creek, the Homestead, lands of .Robert Brbwri '.ind othern, containing , THREE HUNDRED & FIFTY-TWO AOltES, more or 'less. Sold as the property of Dudley Jones, to forecloaea Mortgage In favor of Matthew ?a?fer'tekxs OF saLE. A credit of iwo months?the titles to he signed but not delivered' until the money is paid accord' ing to thB terms of sale, find it the amount of the Eurcliaso money 1h not paid when due, the lamltn a re-spld at the risk of the former purchaser, fotj SHERIFF'S SALES. T BY virtue of Writs of Pieri Facias, to me dl rented, will be sold between the legal hour Of Sheriff's Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY II APRIL NEXT, at York Court House, the following property, t wit: ' . 1 One tract qf land, bounded by lands of Sam' Smith, T, Parrot, Jesse A. Hogueand Jpo. Thorn dsson, (p. c.) levied on as tho property of Rober Starnes, deceased, at the suit of J. <fc E. B. Stow and others. . . .1 i ($l.B7f One tract of land, bounded lpy lands of King' Mountain Iron Company antfofhers, levied on, a the-property of H. M. Moore, at the suit of Mose White and others., ! ($3.0 One house and lot ip. Ebonqzerville, adjoininj lots of E. Averv and others, levied on as the prop erty of Mrs. Eliza M. Alston, at the suit of W. T Hall and others. .ii< v ' , ($3.0 j,, t ,R, H, GLENN, S.. Y. C. j ' March lO ! " 10 \ . . . 4t OLD CAROLINA BITTERS, A. 3j)elightful' Tonic WE TAKE great pleasure in offering the OL1 CAROLINA BITTERS-tothe public. The; are compounded with, ?j-e*t care, and oontaL sonie of the best Tonics in the Pharmacopia. A evidence of the superiority of bur BITTERS ove all others, we have certificates from many of th leading, physicians in our: State, who Jipve prf scribed them in their practice. . . '. THE OLD CAROLINA BITTER Will be found invaluable for want of appetite, general debility, chills. and fever, ' j. dyspepsia ,We do pot offer OUR BITTERS as> curp f< all diseases, but as an Aromatic Tonic, they lia\ no equal.'' ' .' ' " ' For sale by Druggists and Grocers every wber i Prinoipal'Depot ^ . GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO Importers of choice Drugs and Chemicals., "I:'24 CHARLES?HV king's mountain"rwt%\ CHANGE OB1 HCIJ o" & * HEREAFTER the- trains over the KT G MOUNTAIN RAILROAD?on Mommy Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays?will rim i follows* making close connections on tlie aboi mentioned days, with trains on tho Charlotte ai South Carolina Railroad ; . ,, , Leave Yorkvillo, promptly,, at 7 o'clock, A. I Arrive at Chester at 9 o'clock, A. M. ' Leave Chester at 2 o'clock, P. M. a MMiirh of Yc^lrvillft at'A A'p.lfM'k. R Af_ All Freights irjust be delivered at tile Depot 1 4 o'clock, p. ml, on' the cveulngs previous to tl departure of the train. ,. R, S. MOORE, President. December 30 . t| . 52 t tf HAIR JEWELRY. THE undorsignod will BRAID, human hair order, in any required stitch, and mount t] ' same in gold of any required pattern for iinge I rings, ear-rings, breast-pins, bracelets, necklace watch-chains, Ac., with or. .without appundagr Tlio same will be done fronv THE SAME HAJ that is furnished," and as neatly as aiiv.Nortke work. ' 11" ; 1 Also, all ornamental articles, which are made Metals, Porcelain, Glasa Precious Stones, Ivor ; Pearls, Paper, Ac., will be repaired to order 11 rcaSrthable prices. .' E. A. CRENSHAW, j Yorkville, S. C. : r; J. NEwtoxlewis, 1 :! COMMISSION, MERCHANT, L | 149 WEST PRATT STREET, ]| BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. 11 **7ILL give particular attention to the nale i I it Produce, make liberal advances of Mon ^ ' on Cottou, and will hold the consignment asloi . I as the shipper desires. ' ' . February 24 - i 4 I 3iu* NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. A 'T.L persons are hereby forewarned from' trc . j\. passing oil'my plantjition, by hunting, lis j ing, walking, riding or driving, as I will enfoi ?I the law against all who yiblatethis notice. I E. T. A VERY, March 7 11 ' St* r.M.iH)Bsojy&co.[i TTE hope bejsoiia #111 not trouble oVxr cLerke, i ' by asking, them for goods on as we hid them responsible for all goods sold on time 1 Hhout our permlssslon, and from this time Dor- r "Wrl OLD DOBSON will have his mouth always 1 rejy to say -hd ,i ~X CREDIT. 1 T? please sir. don't ask us to sell goods oil cred- " XXt, as wempmot able to do so ; and, besides, not'illlng if we Were able. Read, this everyone. I ' DOBaON..I " ' r Lien. ; '-j"-': . I Wwouldrespeetflilly inform the public that) ' 7e are tot doinga Lien Business, arid hope j that pwons /rill bear this in mind, and tiouble ? uif no vapgfljgirit. ' y 1T',T X M. DOBSON & 00. !; - ' . .. BRACKS AND BITS. , ' I; A 006 aficle can ;be found at DOBSPN'S . cliea Sbre, low ror cash : hot for sale on : time. \ mT i liiT riOLASSES MUGS. I aidflass Molasses Mugs for sale, for the i J X friohijifnot on time, at DOBSOJTS. I" * OAT TRAPS. , (| ' J A GOOD tide for sdeat DOBSON'S for cash;; none t<feij on time : j tE1NEJ HANDKERCHIEFS. T3*OR sai'fcry oboap, ifor cash. Don't ask tor' ,f crqdiftj ,, , tl, \.. DOBSOX'S. A LONG FACE. j IF yob ant to Beeafcng, ugly face, Just ask! DOBSN for Goods op time. i->; ! AND COLD. I Idl is the artide to'bring l H^h^Coon isdwS^We ask lio credit, and] bop? no one will aw U? to credit ji I .. *T . ".w tt old ^obson> ! , _4 i - . M -i tl ::.. ! CASH. il.i.l// ' S7E Mill sell Goods very low for the cash? tout f dcn't ask us for credit, be. ': T< M- ;I)OB80iNT| A c0': GROCERIES. litK'uii i i. LWAYS on. band at the lowest cash prices. | . u We lave no credit prices, at DOBSON';S. : GRIND STONES.. ' {. ,LOTof !nico Grind Stones, for sale.cheap, for j the ash., Xpne to sell on time. ,L) * :' , ,T. M. DOBSOiJ <fc CO. ?ii -til LI _u_ i_?l_lu_ ' -W \ ill" !, m HARDWARE*. I < BARfE stock, of HftrdWare on bandy Wbich ^ yin,^ sold low for cash, ftt ; j-: FELLOE SAWS; | |lE LL.018aws, complete, for Bale at DOB8(?N'8 | Ipr thqmoney; b^it not on tipae* ii 5 fe^alS PT.viRBs.- : ^lyert just in, arid will'' yoti J? donlbring the casu al > -imiUoijsuwbv " ":r compasses QAN'bibought low At|,pOBSO^'S chCap tiaisji 7~fOWEK BOUTS, ~~ 1"UST ailved and for sale at DQBSON'S phvap i|0' Stow;ta the nioqey. ' : ' f 'fccKJBTijtBilVES, i; "POR Laiis, for Rale for the cash, [but.nqt op J? tiraeTjf1^)OBSON; r ' JiCUBB CHAINS. :... ;'t A LOT aCayb Chains for sale, for the money,at DOBSON'S; [ ~ HJSPS AND STAPLE&. "gRAN JEW, for sale at DOipON'B W|^ap cash ' ;JsHOE;^fcGS,-.- ''.V OF all"siis, can be bought for the cash.! Have none fr sale on time, at DOBSON'S. - WfiEIiLOWS.^ "-J, ONE Bebws, 32 inoh.for B&le by j- ' " ;T> i i 'V:-AioT. M. DOBSON <fe CO. k.YVES AND FORKS. KNI VIESuid forks fropa 50 cents to per set, for sahat DOBSON'S, for the money. v WELL,CHAINS, i1 tf\ALVANH?ED Well Chains will not rust, anc H^Ul las, until you are tired of .therti.i at tec ' vJTwil eliver^Er ybm es, free of change) - if you 1 n Yorkville. 8 ?? ' ' ' >f 1 OAB3LL, CLARE & CO. J T CA l6LX,rCL.ARK & CO. rlplHE fellbw is loose?the chain is broken. 1 X' All sons who bought Goods from OARe ROLL, lBK & 00., oaSO day's time, comb in with th sen backs. j # ? ~~ FOR gAlB:_T ' - ? A mtr ' e. nn Mi! J AT tlKULJUi Luaaiv <\ vu? I T^LOUotir, , .[?<* 7T|; s j7i:Me ' ' ' " r -|>Coi , . : ; . .{ -Iiiui : i' :>! A Bat . , 0 ' H? " ' . " 1 i .La* ?' ( ' ! j :hi.Ma lit I . ' ' r- Bit , .. :, : Ne 'leans Sugar,, ... A{r> : I Ml!".,/ . RlSr, ; : I 'I iniff i.i I . ,? rjeans Molasses, jt , Fii ?mp Molasses, ' i; Mwado Molasses, '> i'H'i Windia Molaasevi .{ > , u . : \ r! mi: | : ;! ! i>.: . 1 : 'i?: liii ' | 1?: Cm '' ' 'liliilJ c.H ' .Ptfare, :.?-?.?*? .< ijnhd rut / :!l ,i ! .j, & Cfaeesp, .. . , ' s-? rockSoleLeather,?"1 . /,,8ibs Awes' J.';/ r-"i . il'ji.i ... f '1?.n . i'f.:! i> ' .1. u ' - A i ' *,f v ' ' r, ' ' , I er CaBar.% r . . St : " . . . -I . !!,., (. Iets> - . y y ' : 1 , ; Q l -,i< Ware, i" -J j ?;!:! h i .j'jLettles, ... . i, m.Ijjui e i !.! SiE;< l",: " >- -i:l JKnivea, " f . 11 i /'. . :i "i I at Knives, ....... .. J ' L Potatoes, !. S ' 1 j! and.Horse Shoos, . J ' Haines, " t J :! ' " 1 Buckets, - - . . I Rope, ,' i i i i > ! ' Wheels, ... . j, . ' ' 'p Qhalns. L- ;. TABLE CLOTHS.; ( ui l ' /^irj Linen Table Cloths, U-4 Wide, fes ^0 oenta e f W8 c' J SHOErjlHREAD. 'j - .. BiER'S beRt ^hoorThreatl t^n bought at ' [cheap store of ' . ' r,' OARTtnr.Tl. CI,ARK <fe CO. t >ra0ATI0N FOE DIScMAiGE. ~ \tICE is hereby given that the undersigned, J^jfieoutor of the estate of THOMAS MARTHr,, deceased, will makp'd dual settlomenl of [ esUite with the Judge 9^ Prpbate of York Coir, on the $th day 'of April next; when he wijvke application fbra flmil discharge as exec! uUjf the said estate,. ' , ! . '? I | HERDERSON MARTIN, Executor, i s " n lTr si* Z i ~ RPLICATION FOE DISCHAEGE. "vflOE is hereby given that the undersigned, r Jrdmiujstrator of. the estate of MABi G^N, deceased, wilL yiake a final, settlemen: off cstajte \Vith tqe Judge 6f Probate of Ybrl< Gcfy, on- the 25th 'day of March next, when h< wpake application tear a.final discharge as Ad' ? mftrato'r of the said, estate.., ... . ,, .!, "P 1 G. M. G-WlNtf, Administrator, j |ruary 34 8 ' / ' '5t* ' TEMJEMBEE , THE DEAD^T ?U can'do so by .visiting the YORK MAR ILE YARI) and giving an order for a Monu *? til or it*rave Stone. We will soon execute i &pu, in any style you wish. < ,) T~ lave just receivcdf a lot of NEW ANTLBEAU !*? Tuh DESIGNS, wlueh I will take pleasure h *: fi-lng. -i" P. HAPPERFIELD. & Jbrhary 10, 1 ' 6 tf >oW7flOPIEs" F0B. 0NE DOLLAR. V glE LITTJL^ SbL'DIER, ptiblished'at Macon |Ga., by J. W. Burke <fc 06:, is the .cheapti Ahurulmwetit. Sunday 8chool paper in this ooun tj North or South. Each.number containssix _ a pages and from eight to ten elegant engra jn. single copies, 50 cents a year, or four cd j, went to one address; one d6llAr.': ' ' ' v.1; ItAWLINSOIJ'S HOTEL. BY JOHN M. BAWLINSON. , Of YORKVILLE, S. C. ' ev ' KRMANENTand Transient Boarders' Teeeiv nS ed and accommodated at all times.'' 'i'* ',p iniiary 20 - '0 ly I. D. AVITHE HSPOON, ;s. ttorney at Law h- ! YORKVILLE, S. C. (e j . Olllc'6 in roar of tile' Court House. I r-References furnished when requested.-?^. j nuary 13 2 ' ' tf -s 1 I : > | . VARNISHES. 1 ower than we have done heretofore: Copal, Fur-, litare, Coach Body, Damar, Japan Dryer, and iValnut Stairf.-' l^e^iVarSfehbyw^re bought directly from the Manufeqturers,, and are all war'anted No. 1. At the York Drug Store. KtJYKENDAL A TOMLIN80N. ' ;:i ' BALSAM OF LIFE. . TURLINGTON'S BSlsatri of Ltfeisoh pld and X .well-kpown remedy, and effprds speedy, $nd, certain relief In Coughs, Coids, Phtnlslc. Dlffl'cm,v of Breathing, PaJpltatibnf of fhe Heart, Ac, there arc many persons-in this county, who cant ittofit to its efficacy In relieving these complaints. Dsn be had at the.Yorkjlhrnatftore. 11 ;?t ,, f KU^B^p^p-TokLINSOy, i_>! :U?k BITTERS. It .-nini ??v? ,;{ A the healihyactione^ tlfe hunjan sysf^ri, J HcwteUer'K and Drake's Bitten Sever have been' surpassed^ They can always be found at the York Drugstore. ' ' - ^ 17 '713 . ' ? ' KUYKBNDAL A TOMLINr^Ofll. ! ~MEDlCAjL SADDLE-BAGS, i PHYSICIANS can be'supplied with Medical Sptjdlp-Bags, <?fan improve^- ^ttem,. at a small advance on cost, at wie x or*, m u* KiTYKENDAL *l TOMLlNSON. HALL'S HAIR RBJnEWEIL' ! 1 NOTHER'Irapply of tklt pMUW Hair Re^Tsposgjb. ' ;-.L :\ BATH and Reef Sponge, tustin and for sale at Yokfc'DragStored 1 , . kuykendaa,;^ tomlinson. ; 1 BRUSHY"A#?" 4 SUPPLY of Fine Hair, Tooth and Nail Brashes and Dressing- Combe, - Jnst in at 'the "^^KUYKBSDALiTOMLHraOS. r i ? i?i- - ! - ALLISON & BRATTON. ,S?.J B- ..I;./. CIGARS.' ' WE have jnat received a new supply of Cigars. Vfe have them for sale from flye to twentyflve cents eich?the latter beings very fine grade. AH Bftvqna - .;"J4CI^V'S DELIGHT." ", U* H. HElttlTStiPS Qndetfs '.Dellitht,' for puFi. rifling; the blood;'Dr.) LaRVence'B Comi:i -../ij. u.'ilAUJiSOK.teiBBATTOy; J ^ HAIR PREPARATIONS* m d T T>.i.u?i?im .aw ?Wair V&mr.Bar LI AUU O, ? H?J?t -?-r, -i 11 nett's, Heimstreet'g and Egyptian Preparation* fHr the Hair. ' Alsoi' preparation* tod tW C^ja^lajdoAi^^kin. ,;For,i^i Af-house of ROBERT'BUISTj growhin J86? ^Eepweajs are wafrante^sopafi and wpuine, of represented. We are also prepared to furnish, om customer* with every varietyoflrish Potatoes. ? . > . . . t ^ ,, 4 ui: ..'FAINTS.1 4fciCV 'i rfit*v :lii', Itod Juead,iBlaOk Leaij iLWhwrge Patent Dyes Chrome Green. Chrome Yellow. Chinese Veripil fen; American tyermfllod,' 'Glaisr, of variotis sizes PUtty, Lamp Blackj Emoryr of-different grato - i ALLL8QN k BBATTQHe PREPARATIONS OF IRON.'' iAtLL the latest Irapwveii Preparations of Irot Ai^ss&fsi ^HWw^BRjflroSP' man. IT or s&lo by ALLioON 15JlvAaXv1pi. '."""J MONEYiMOJfBr 1! rnHOSE indebted to us ar* requested tb cotn A forward and settle their Accounts. Wq pa . cash for our Goods, and therefore, .those who pp from us surely cannot ask; nor expect, lodger It 1 SlSEii' - -: ,:i aal ' i:- 1;' :,|f! r.v l& 'jp, adi Kes. . ' isiiojsi.';'. . [ "TUST received a fresh f&xik df Ladies 4nd Chi -i cheap J' j -i l l .1 /1:111- EACESj ,&CV ;; .*j?- ? . ,i.) ? *Ai: i^?.RY pf,Laces, Lawns, Chair | J\ Tidies and B^d Lace, for sale Idw at I 'TT .!' H. RADtCKES'. f1 HANDKERCHIEFS* :: T~ I GENTLEMEN'S and Ladies' Ltrfen Handkerchiefs, for sale at low prices, by n H. F. ADICKE8. i TRUNKS. ... I GOOD stock of Trunks, for sale at from $3 to ilL #12, at the cbeap Store of ff. F. ADICKESi .' ""powrofifit"'"! 1 yiU8HPbtatoefl, fer'planting purposes^ it ' M,.i >1I M PHiI]^T8 ^?^,,J!'<',''i"'' fc, ! | ivtflfor large istoAi brPRINT8, Light, Dart I J. ,..* .VEI<VH^Ta I ,;,.. SUPERIOR Black Silk. Velvet at *8 per yard, for aale by ' 1 H. F. ADICKEB.-' i :, ' "TABLE COVERS. OIL' W<h': for Table dbVets, oh hand lataH fth , saleby. . H, F. ADICKES. j - .f :?: HOOP SKlfcTHV 1 ,,b Uh ' \ I *-Mr ITH, (manty-fiTe springs,trt 5Gddntsr for sah t,;< ,i ?i -rt-tl. BIBLES*llTlAMILY Bibles with Photograph Albums, a 'JJ 1.10, for sale by ' H^ fT, A,D|CK?, j 1 h .f * i','1'"):1/ > I 'iM * ' 5 SHOT POUCHES. I , SATCHELS. LADIES' Urge Sifchels. assorted sized,Jfor sal ibyhj'l i"i -in -iHJ'P. ADlCEE8u' j'CARt?ET BIlVDUrfc; ; 7 " I ll1 SUPPLYlturt received and fbr' sale low, tr j-i-lt. y/of 1 ! ,'1 -..M.-.r. y H. ,F. ADICKEB j. w. AVERY. 1 'iffi'w^p'pDs.' ;; FIRST instalment of Dtess Gbods' just arrive and will be sold dt astonishingly low, Jpricei Call and see for yourself. , , J. vf. AiyisRY. ] ... .... CALICOES, n ' SPRING Styles, of , QaHcoea Jpst. in. bougl Cheap and ttillbo sold low. J. A VERY. LADIES' and GeE^n^dj 8111c and Lisle ThreSa Gloves, now opening at * J. W. AYERY'S, SASHES, Ribbons,. Ruffles, Laces, Edging Silk Buttons, Silk Fringes, Silk Tassels an 4 Brass Trimmings., arriving and for sale at ; ,r' ' , J. W. AVERY'S. I i i 1 .?! i. i , .. i. , , . ;;?; I ! 13 CROCKERY. . 411N$W sutopjy. of Crockety just arrived an , - A for.sale^ ; , . f.M. APERY'S. M j! HARDWARE. - li v TVBLE Cutlery and Pocket Krdves; a large a sprtment, just inland no old Goods on nam t i RACOQN"?i<;.;i < 17 Sides, low down., /Price it. . , ^ , ; . ? T , ; j. w. a^ery. ' ! LU ' i;r?I! I : I! ; I S-m FLOUR, .'l ?i: !: ?Jui !: (f all grades, by the _ T miLES' SHOES. I I 4! LARGE assortment of .Ladies' Spring Style . A. in Clotb, Kid apd Goat, just received at , ; , , J. W. ^VEBTSj ' HOES. ! if ! - Til RALE'S Patent, Croiwn, Steel and Iron Hoc d vm J. W. AVERY'S. *' _HART& 6A &? ~ Attorneys at LaWj . BOCK HILL,, SO. CA. . 1 '"F. riARt, 1 "! '' f , J. p.. GAGE, ~ Yorkvllle, S. Q. j i Bbck Hill, BP ' PeWnary^- = ' rtMJ :? ; !' "1?~? ! : >1- : -v'i I.;.1 .ii'.1.; 'iilj 1 J.F.HART, , 0. .W.18ADLE ttART & SADLtek,! ' Attorneys at h ,fl ,l,! TORKVILLE s. c. i ' December 2 1 .48 ' tf _j v >iis :, ( . 1 1 j . h * 's.!i RAGS'WANTED. frtWd CENTS per' pound, IN CURRENC :J A' JfcW be paid for. QLEAN Cotton or Lin , 1 RAGS delivered at the ' . 1 " ' ENQUIRER OFFICE "CITIZENS' SAVINGS tfANEj nilliil'l y\ tn-m SOUTH CAROLINA. YORKVILLB,? <);' ?^s ' ; inv .1 ; . :i fini it </?<t Currency Deposits Received of One D<M)ar ' and Upwards. ;il; 0i, 6?ld Deposit?payable Jn Gold-^Beeehed by agreement with ,the Asst. Cashier. INTEREST: fl?W*EN PER CENT, allowed on Certificates of BIX PERCENT, on Operi Accents, compohqd '!oid every six months. A DVANCES made on'.Cotton. EXGHANGE Al Bought. Sight CHECKS sold oh Cdlutobi*, Charleston, and. the Ndrtbarn cities; BANKBILLS. GOLD arid SILVER, bought and a<>14. COLLECTIONS attended to and KEkflTTA-N,CES promptly made. ' This Bank is a legal depository for all Court < Fwyis. 1 Depositors have the first and only li,en 9n.the 1 assets of this Bank. . ' * I:. Deposits, made by married women and nifnors, oaa only be drawn by them, afid arenotadbjeot to eqnirolfithusbandsor guardians. , ;i{ i{ j,f!. ,:i u . ; ''OFFrfcEiA. ^nmAvd ; 'WAWfc HAMPTON- President. w : ! : 1 . - JOHN B. PALMBR, Viae-President: 1 ' THOMAS E. GREGG,Cashier. ;j , DIRECTOltS..^ .. vJl1* . : | WADE HAMPTON, Colombia. ,,? WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia ,u 1 ' F. W. McMASTER, Columbia. ' A; C. HA8KELL, Columbia. V ;cji. J. P. THOMAS, Columbia. .<> ..f?? ? f > E. H. HEINITSH, Columbia. ; JOHN B. PALMER. Columbia; - V THOMAS TL GREGG, Columbia. J. ELI GREGG, Marion. ' ,\Z>; ! . 1 vi11 (iD A NIEL HAVENEL, Jtr.? Charleston. I>unuf 1 SOL IJf'r^njiaii v. !. >. >.| // :i WILSON a^WMERSPOONT^^ /> LOCAL FINANCE COmfaTER' JOHN H. ADAMS, B? T. #HEfeLBR, J.< W. AVERg .,< 1 AsafJod^iW.1;; 1 Torkyille, Si fc., Jan. 6,1870. ; <' <m~6m V Increase Yotir Crops arid I mproie Your Laud,. by using ,, , 'j "V! V PHCENIX GUANO,." -; Imparted bj us direct from thePktfnix Inlands - ' * ~ '* A . -.'v ; 1 ' Iji sewn raeine vc?mi wilcox, vm *SCs MANIPULATED GUANO, Prttyrifedat Savannah, G^'andCharlert^n, ft j IC^'whichhia'provedIn the sollthe hest MmGuano, Salt and Plaster Compound,also pre| pared at Savannah and Charleston. , , Fjpf Sale for Cash, or on.TDae, ,ir (i,< > ; ; 'W'lLCOZ, GIBBS & CO*' a ( . >,|zr> l.TW- v '"ix: J> >!>i u. -i'l n a it mi . Importers and Dealers In ";?. (madeutj W telPir - " i ''"1: i fa Sflarifer^SAYAN^A^G4n 04 EAST BAY-STi; CHARLESTON, 8. C, ,iI 34A BROAD STREET, AUGUST Ay OA. Ml For further information, address as 1 above for circular, or subscribe to Souther^ AgriculturUL, I,1 published by W. C. Macmurphy & Co., at Augus) ta and Savannah. G*, at the low price of 25 cents per annupw ' if! !/ ' WYLp; RODDY & AGUES,, Agents, Rock HiU. j JanuttbrSO 3 4m f TttTFS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. 1_ j,''' Cure diseases of , " liver axd stomach. Tutt's Expectorant ^ 'i,; . A pleasant Cure for Coughs, Colds^Ae. . . ^T*1 The Great Ali?m?Gvo and Blood Puidfler. -Ili ......m nrnV*ontttv izi tt? tvttp I'll IT'S iimu v iiu rm i r v a Warranted the best Dye in Use. . I 'I These Standard Preparations are for sale by AJLIi DRUGGISTS, February 3 6 6m. IMPORTANT " ; mumiiiMv . ,,Jtnd$11,afars whouseaPen. i<r 1 'X COWIH 4 BBAHAM'S ' SELF-FEEDER AND NICKEL PEN8} gfaially adapted to Quick and Earn/ tfVtfini?. i FtltUBBE PEN8 being a toiiibination 'of best 1 I selected metals-, cause them to reeMt'ALL-' ' ACipS that Inke ,oontaio, rendering ithem suit, able to a gentle pressure and tp the most rigid I actibii. Maybe obtained at ' r ' H. Fl ADICKES', f Book add General Store, ' . II Feb, l7-3m ; (.,(( ' . . Yorkville, Sj C.,. " ' IMPORTANT ; v To Farmers, ftardehers, Millers, Shipowners, ;< Housekeepers, &e. j? <j! -i 4 >?! ! ' ? l ' '"I \ y?f ,r?fl ?>t I' ' XJ 9 E ' ' 1' ~ j . ii:i'.COWIN A Al#AJtf ratiiiimuiiimuii-' ' gpHIS INFALLIBLE PREPARATION is cer1' I tain death to rRtsi mice, beetles, roaches, 'Ac. Vermin find it a delicious dainty, come from their e holes, eat it greedily and die on the spot, thereby causing no disagreeable odor. Sola in packets - of 25 cents, 50 cents and |L0Q sizes. I Sent poflt paid on receipt of price. Sold at the Drug Store rpr.-rr.rr* . Tllison & bratton, . Feb 17-3m YorkviWe, S. C. !| A JiOBLE JUAPT, !! IT ik something to discover a new planet in the htevens, a new Wand, a new race,and the Sybt afite offered a prite for the discovery of a new enjoyment. But hqw immeasurably does even, the d nest of these achievements fall short or the dis,, covery or invention of the SEWING MACHINE. This great and good work, a*accomplished by I. - M. SINGER, has rendered him the foremost man i of his time, as far as practical and useful, jnv.ent; t ive genius is concerned. 1 ; " ti The loud hurrah that hails the successful war 'rj. rior lord of the stricken-field/is worthless in comparison; with the grateful pseansof rejoicing mulV titndes, who "have been relieved of onerhalf Jb< toils of Hfeybythe labor Saving of this wonderftt! _ Machine.' To be had of 11:: ui . , (| ? M. JONES, Agent. January.2t) ; ; 3, ! tf ; 5 DEEAlYS AREIdaNGEROUsT TJUSBANDS, you may. delay buyhig your do _ 'Jfl. voted, wife one of Singer's New Family SE\y I ING MACHINES, until the incessant applicatior ' of her tiltae and labor, day and night, in seasoi T < and o in of season, to the tedious and wehrisomi _ .toil of needle work, shallspwthe Beofis of diseas< , in' her already delicate. constitution and bring oi Ereniature death. Ana "Then when you remem er that the occaeIon of these wearisome toils wai L tojee^p yay and'your children neatly clad, yoi ma'st' ,0onclude that delays are dangerous, ant ~~ think',' perhaps too late, or the dimes and dollar ypu have spent for folly. M. JONES, Agent. ,'IU iUilib UTTiiJunoi . J ' i | ' ' ' ' GREAT SAYING IN WATER POWER:1 '* PTTflHB uhrfvalled Double Thrblne Xbfrd! WA x TER WHEEL, warranted superior to <hi Overshot. Applicable to all, .beads and aljkind of machinery. Having the exclusive agency o the But*obnattig: Counties, any person wlahirii f8? 1 Wbpeta,; can write to meat Lewisville, Cheete Connty, "S. C. All information asked for will b promptly given and circulars sent gratis, ~ 7., - ? J- B. FENNEL.. October 7' " "" 40 ' ! 6m ' *' ~"tAI<,WOST GIVES A WAV.;'. fs k ' LARGE consignment of various styles aiii \ sites of Gentlemen's Peper Collai-B, Ciifls an ' Shirts; Gentlemen's Combination Paper Boeor and Collar. Ladies' Lace Collars, 10 styles, at ur I usually, low prices. * JOHN MAY, AWnt March 17!i - . II tf & APPLICATION FOR t)I8CHARGE. "VfOTICE is' hereby given that the undersign e< in. J311 Executor of the estate pf ANN MOORI deceased, will make a Anal settlement with tk Judge of Probate of York County, on the 2it day of March next, when he--will make applict * I tibn for discharge as Executor tYthe said estate. - 1 1 v ' ROBERT CAIFJTES, Executor. February 24., A i 5t* FINAL NOTICE. ' ; WE have instructed Col". McCORKLE to phu in the hands of axi officer, for collection, a en debts due the late firm not paid by the first < ! March next J. ?fc E. it STOWE. , ! February 10 ? tf HhH M her of pupils, it lias been determined to make a H material reduction in our charge .Thewhole ex pense in the wlwgeprbperrorxTiltrw!and Board, fncl udiijg ;Wa?hipg, JJgiitaand yu**V**|beflgly B r TfrO .fiml for the year, instead of T^^ondred and Ten as, I hitherto. , ... "u 'A reduction of |24 per year, from the kiDO, iHll H Ije made for boarders in the Primary Department. Daughtert.rf^We? o? the Gospel wHT^ve, B tuition in the regular course freeof charge./. The following, in all' cases, will'be extU foK B term'of threemdirtbenl) lie ?< /ir Instrumental Musioji.., |1? -OOi B Drawing siid I Ancient Languiag0B,.u...S 00 to \<H . FOB DAY SCHOLARS. IwHuliiii t'MiI B I ' r l-ud flfl? B 'initinn m ivjjd*,. _ : JSff&Ml&M* **&*> Boarder* :are erpeeted tb fhrotah'' IflSSir 'owtf' " Sheets, Pillow-Caaea and Towel*. j-Mfll'] .For further information, apply tor cimulMy' ^ "Allf letters of Inquiry pitmrptiy and cheer- / ' folly answered. I /.oi-r. it > ' ,ji irMl.JM t. vjpi* y' INTODKWipr (XrtJRT.o \y ] For the ?>Strict of SoytJj Qarqlina. yr^Ti.il In the fitter of '. ) TiiSUakrunli*/^ joHN'Hr^GoN, Jfa 3Jr ? mHIS is to glv^tttt^T^tltirin bkj^:1 1 filed in said Court, lyjJQHW H-JUIGOMVof Abbeville ^{uwm?V*W; Bankrupt, under the Act uCtoweM,j^uueu I A^t to: ptt | der haid Act?a^d^tho^M??^y^ at 12 o'clock, M.f la assigned for toe heaniik of the ! same, before W. I. CLA.WSON, one of the Begr J latere in Bankruptcy of said Court, at his offioefn Y Yorkville, South Carolina, when and wherethe Creditors .may attend, an&shdw oauae.ifany tfiep.i have, ,why the prayer of die said ^etltiqn should! not be granted. : * * . LOUISE. JOHNSON,T7;8; MtaftWh M*&?ger.M By,7, W. C^AU?ort, Deputy Memraijid. . > ' Mafl--h 17 i ..[.Hni TV TtrD..TurM^bnw rrtvn'r ivp m? ta J JW A 11 IH H M.MM n AIM ! WW MX ? ? ? / For tWDintrtct df South Cifolinmi' > << ?< IN THlB MATVBR OP ' >>} llC?! XT OTtb E isbei-ebjr g^ven'fcata'Petltlori W tjleert'iX filed in: *aM Court, toy JOHN WjORABY 0?1 Green^illQi^ountyvin the eleid; Dietrich duly dfcu? clgred a Bankrupt, under the Act of Gsvngrem, on-, Establish k y nlrormSyiitam of Bankruptcy throughontthd United' Btatos^'Kp-'' provad^Mareh, 1407wlor a discharge ahdceHrat" ' prova^femiaer'thef said Act; April, 1870, at 12o'clo :, M., ia'ttMrienrtd hearing 0ft tbfc$ame,.bbiore W. L GkiwwiVi, on^of where thelfh-editora may ktlehd, '' , if any they have, whyisoe prayer of we itfid Pe?: , tition should not be granted. ...li nilV mm>? '1 LOUIS E. JOHNSON,U. 8. Marshal ssMeseengar. 11 BV TJ W.'CLAWsdit," Deputy kes^W*' ,1 Mawl?17!), .i -ri wk-j(I1Mu<?> u uiiirwwm ' > IHTH? DriiMbTCfnmrorwity'i^ 1' ': #or the District of South Carp1|^ J,, . u. IN TBLK MATTER OF ' ... " i < fcEROY Di JCWHnSON.'1?fri BahkrtipfcjH ' At YorkvUle. in the s(M- titifrict, 'tiH 'tfyiitA *6/ ' ".ni' n i i Mdrehy 1870."< V*U:1 ill -.i'lf I York County, in the terM1 District, du# declartcfd * Bankrupt,under the Act of Congress, entitled1*1 An , Act to Establish a Uniform System qf Bankrupt-, r cy throughout the United (States." Anprowed 2nd March, l867, fdrk dischargegnd'tirfirfiftW thereof, frPm ali bis debts' and other claima prordbie-UU^1 i der said Act; and the 15th day of April, lBIOih at 12 o'clock, M.ris aligned tyr the hearing Off die same,'before W.X Clawso^' opg of the Betters of said Court,'at his office'in Yb^Vi lie; Booth ' j Carolijt% when and where tde oreditors may!attend, ana shew ciuse, if any they have, why the | . prayer of the said Petition should not be granted. '' I LOUIS E. J OHNSON,U. 8. Marshal as Messenger. i By T. W. Clawson, Deputy Messenger*. 1 i t i' i ri. Maroh 17,, . j(;< I }; i STATE OF SOUTH CAKOM'Aif" ' ' YaMtaiiO?u*nrJ v'l [ By F. C. HARRIS, Judge of the OouW of Fro- . j ^ . 1(I. bate o^toxOt County,.,, , ,l(lyW r? appearing to Biy satisfaction that the/ollow- 1 ing Uameapersorts, heirs-at-lAw of,Enoch Doa?. / " - ter, deceased; vis : Wrff. E. Robfson, John BoS--' 7 ? ' * -L T??_ -I. w L- __ ^ ter, win. uotHor.vaiow bum;* m<u iuk> ?wrnr . i /side beyond thejlinita of,thisStatefUfa (hfcefere . ordered, that they do appear at the Court of Pkv , i bate to be hdlden at YorkCiurt Hdtos^'lttr Ybnt f i County, omtfto Vxth day of Aprilnwrtsito nbtmii < i sold by t!>e?aJd CCkrt of PVobatC foi>j^tfortdjij . divistonraheUld d?tbe pato over to John &C. Bry? t g son, Administrator of the said Epo$j,Do*t#r,. <fe- , i (ceased, to be applied by him to Vie payment of 1 the debts of the Mid Enoch ttMdf deceased, s 'Given under my> hand and deal this fttati 'dajriOf -i : January, A. 1?.. I fir0. i t . PRANK c HARRIS/ ' . ;r-.Mi;r?; n ;-.vJudgeof Ptobato.' " I January# J ;hm .1; I: -.if 8nt1:,? IN THE COZ/RXOF probate'.p * | ?!-. 1 - YtyxOc Cbunty. T' ,7T -trinii a. J. Wistar All Won, Admlniutfator atl<f Creditor' vf; ' f ' -lAmoe Red and cithers,'heixMfc-lawiaf iWilmak! t ' deceaa^-Afettce to f vin Rea and Jane Rea?children of Jatnea'lW*,'- > doceawdi and Archibald,Rea, fXancyiiBlda.aiS , fores' ord?red;that *fc#y tfo appWfr and object tO'tha " d , sale pr ftty^rioglof the rail tetato.eT WbxRda, <d??, * j' m?Q?Ari nn or before the 11th day, of Aoril next; nr ,, a their ootlperrt to thp saffle wtllfaeehtered of record!"! r. Given Vihdefpmy add'. iwdP this' lOthdlty of January, A. D., 187& ft; It ViCiU Mi: J : _ 1j .j' <! > ' <1 I '?* t ' > 1-IW! i, WATCH 11AKER '& JEWELER ' fe. f '' ' "'fcbCK Qlfctv*.- W'-r~ ;V '' fa W ' Moh&: #1/ i- ,-i rff*. ?: citizensof York'county te/d: ?? *.' U?^7^., , ro^(^<^nntiy#!thjit,b^ hssilD* I 1 T^ Jim. catod him^lfln.RockHlU.S?.CL.ai , WksJA, "Qordop's CotnW.7 pea^ordta'i - Hotel, Where he la prepared to do all kinds of work on Watches, Clocks And Jewel*.!. of and Jewelry, which lie W1M heltat! Ahoi* profits tor . . Cash,!!].;'} ,n .i , itim* H Ifinyt. \Sl^?attb February 3 5 3m f