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this State. ~ There is no sufficient reason for such conclusion. Railroads, like banks, factories, planters and merchants, were all swamped in the terrible disaster of the late war; and comparatively, tha roads, although burned and torn up from one end to the other, have weathered the storm, and are in better financial standing than any other corporations. Thestock in the Macon and Western, one of the connections of the proposed Air-Line, although demolished in part by Sherman, in 1865, is' now selling at $110.00 per share. The C. G. and. A. Road in this State, last year netted forty-four per cent, of its income of over $400,000, which, under ordinal^ circumstances, would afford a large dividend to its stockholders. That road was also demolished by Sherman from Columbia to Blackstock's, about fifty-three miles; its bridges, depots, shops and rolling stock destroyed ; and since that time it has built the extension of eighty-five miles, from Columbia to Augusta, mostly upon its credit. If this read can show such a balance-sheet, why should not a new one, with all its advantages ana none of its misfortunes to contend with, do better ? The question of. cost, in this article, has ' **' ? ifotns LKJtJU IUiriY )V1U1V liii^ ?hv?mv of profit only 'have been touched upon. Enough has been shown, however, t6 incline us to give, our vote For Subscription ; and it is hoped that others, like the writer, will compare figures carefully, and be convinced of its importance and utility. FARMER. Lancaster Items. The Lancaster Ledger of last week- contains the following items: The peach crop is not . likely to prove a total failure, as was apprehended. Cotton is coming up rapidly, though the ground is very dry. Corn is lookiug well. Wheat very promising. The county commissioners of Lancaster have raised the retail liquor license to two hundred dollars per annum. Well done! The greater restraint placed upon *an evil the better. s The citizens of Mecklenburg in public meeting assembled, on the 30th ultimo, passed resolutions recommending a subscription of $100,000 by the county, to # whichever of the two proposed railroad routes (the S. C. Central and the Charlotte and Georgetown) the people of Mecklenburg and Lancaster should select. The vote upon the proposition will be taken at an early day. On behalf Of the Central, Lancaster "will see that" and go one hundred thousand better. Kershaw won't be behind. 6 Acquittal of McFarland.?The long drawn out and sensational trial of McFarlaud for the murder of Richardson, in New York, was brought to a close on the 10th, the jury, three hours after the case was given to them, rendering a verdict of not guilty. This was the result expected, for it has, during the latter part of the proceedings, been evident that so far as McFarland was concerned, the case was virtually disposed of, and it was more those who had aided, abetted and sympathised with Richardson in gaining the affections of Mrs. McFarland, and taking her to himself, who were on trial than the prisoner. In fact, freeloveism and all its supporters, direct and indirect, or rather those perni* cious doctrines, whose pernicious influence tends to weaken the marriage tie, have been on trial, and up for an airing and public condemnation. The ground of acquittal is, of course, the insanity of McFarland when he did t he fatal shooting, a thing the jury ought, however, to be very sure of, before aocepting it as a feet . The large Steam Distillery of Groot & Co., near this city, was seized last week bv some one or more of the Revenue Officers. We do not know of our own knowledge, the cause of the seizure, but it is said that it was in consequence of some informality of proceeding, and not for wilful violation of the law. We are informed that this Distillery, within the past year,'has paid forty or fifty thousand dollars tax to the Government?Charlotte DemSpecial Boticcs. Beyond a Doubt. More diseases are the result of a derangement - - - * " ' 4-t Whan of the Liiver man irorn any uiuoi rauso. n uc that organ is diseased, every part of the system sympathizes with it, and general prostration and decline is the result The best, safest and speediest remedy for Liver Complaint, and all the diseases that follow, in Terr's Vegetable Liver Pills, they are peculiarly adapted to the climate of the South. They are sold by Druggists everywhere. Patronize Uoine Enterprise. Mr. P. P. Toale, whos6 advertisement appears in another column, has established on a lirm basis, in Charleston, the 1 argest and most complete manufactory of doors, sashes, blinds, Ac., in the Southern States. Having advertised liberally during the past^ year, he has secured a large custom, extending as far West as Alabama^ and he has thus been euabiedto put forth a printed price list which defies competition. Every person who contemplates building or repairing should write at once for Mr. Toale's price list. April 21 16 . lm Shaking and Burning. It is not necessary to journey from the tropics to Alaska in order to experience the extremes of heat and cold. Thousands undergo all the inconveniences of this thermometrical change every day, or every other day, as the case may be, without the trouble of moving over the threshold. A word with these involuntary shakers. Wltat are they doing to expedite* their return to a medium temperature??to break the chills and banish the fever ? Are they dosing themselves with quinine, thereby imperiling the soundness of their bones and impairing the vigor of thoir brains and nervous system ? Some of them are, no doubt, but not the majority of them, 1tis believed. The value of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-as a harmless and certain specific for fever and ague is understood and appreciated in all parts of the country where intermittents prevail. The residents of such localities bogin to take it early in the spring as a protection against the miasma by which they are surrounded; not all of them, perhaps, fora blind adherence to error is the specialty of some people, hut the greater number. I-f there is any tixed 'fiust in therapeutics.it is this* that the Bitters are a far better safeguard against all the varieties of periodic maladies produced by unwholesome exhalations than any urug or compound in the materia medioa of the profes- J mi.: . ?Ju o with ail ' Sion. 1iiis ivvtcilkiu 13 iuouv .. ?... .... ~ to the faculty, but being an important truth, and ! one that nearly concerns the health of large set- j tlements in various parts of the country, and indeed of the public at large, it is made fearlessly. Founded on ample and unimpeachable testimony, I it defies disproval. j To break up chills and fevers, as well as to prevent them, there is nothing so reliable as this I wholesome vegetable restorative. M>iy5 18 lm J ' Time tests the Merits of all Things. THIRTY YEARS. Perry Davis' Dain Killer Has been tested in every variety of climate, and bv almost every nation known to Americans. It is* the almost constant companion and inestimable friend of the missionary and the traveler, on sea aud land, and no one should travel on our Lakks or Rivers without it. It is a speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, wounds and various other injuries, as well as for dysentery, diarrluea, and l>owel complaints generally, and is admirably suited for every race of men on the face of the globe. Be*sure you call for and get the genuine Pain ' ( Killer,as many worthless nostrums are attempted to l>e sold ou the great reputation of this valuable medicine. Sflr Directions accompany each bottle. Price cents, f)U cents, and $1.00 per Bottle. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. ?May 5 18 lm Jraaitcial anir Commercial. YOBKTOX.E PEICE8 CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY BY CARROLL, CLARK A CO. WEDNESDAY, May 18, 1870. BAGGING?Gunny?V yard @ BALE ROPE?Hemp V B> (fi) Manilla, V ft 'fl! Cotton, V ft (gj IKON TIES, per pound, (? .. BLUE-STONE, V ft (g) 20 CANDLES?Tallow?? ft (gj Adamantine, V ft (a) 20 COFFEE?Rio?V ft *0 (a, 2.'. Ln$nyfn, V fc ,. (aj 26 Java, Vfc .. (gj COTTON YARN, V bunch of 5 pounds, (uj 190 GUNPOWDER, V ft (g) 45 MACKEREL?No. 1, hulfbarrels @ No. 2, half barrels (gj No. 3, half barrel* (aj No. 1, V Kit, @ No. 2, V Kit, (a) *2 75 No. 3, V Kit, (gj 2 00 MOLASSES?Cuba?Vgallon .\ 50 (gj 60 West India, Vjallon (g) New Orleans, VpUlon (2 1 10 NAILS?Northern?V ft 7 (? 6 RICE, V ft 10 (gj 123i SALT, Vsack, W 2 40 SUGAR?Pulverized?V ft 0 Crushed, V ft (nl .? A, V ft <oj '5* C, Extra, Vfc 0 Brown, Vfc.. ? (at * ?=- I jsn /? 2 00 I l'CA?nysun?t Imperial, V ft @ Black, Vft 100 @ 150 | VINEGAR?Cider?V gallon .. (2) 60 PRbDUCE MARKET?PRICES FROM WAGONS. BACON*?Hum*?V ft @ 18^ Shoulders, V& .*. (a, 13% Sides, V 9) @ 15 CORN,V bushel (a) 143 CORN MEAL, V bushel 1 45 (a) 1 50 DRIED FRUIT?Apples,peeled, V bushel.. .. (a) 125 Peaches, peeled, V bushel.. .. @150 Peaches, unpeeled, V bushel .. (a) 1 25 I EGGS, V dozen 16^0 20' FLOUR, V100 9>* 3 50 ($ 4 00 HIDES-Green?V Eb (S) 7 Dry, V ft @ 14 LARD?Country?Vft 16 (uj 18 LIME, Vbushel <2 50 OATS, V bushel (g 65 PEAS, Vbushel ? (a) POTATOES?Irish?V bushel (a1 Sweet, V bushel 75 @ 1 00 SHINGLES, V 1000 3 50 (a) 4 00 TALLOW, * ft 10 (S 12* WHEAT, V bushel .. (3) 150 Cotton?Prices have improved since oor last quotations, with but small receipts. We quote 20i cents for good middling to-day. ROCK-HILL PRICES CURRENT CORRECTED WEEKLY BY LONDON A JONES, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. TUESDAY, May: 17, 1870. BAGGING?Gunny?per yard, 26 a 28 BALE ROPE? Heqip, per pound, ? a J4 Manilla, per pound, _ ? a 20 Cotton, per pound,.., - a ? IRON TIES?per p?und, ,J. 7 a 8 BLUE STONE?per pound ? a 15 CANDLES?Tallow?per pound, 15 a 18" Adamantine, per pound, 20 a 25 roFFEE?Rio?Der pound 20 a 25 Laguyrit, per pound, t a ? Java. per pound, .'. ? " 35 COTTON-YARN, per bunch of5 pound*,.... ? a 1 90GUNPOWDER,per pound, ? a 50 MACKEREL?No. 1, halfbarrel*,.... ? a No. 2, half barrels, ? a No. 3, half barrel*, ? a Nofl, per Kit, , ? a 3 50 No. 2, per Kit, ?... ? a 3 00 No. 3, per Kit, ? a 2 -25 MOLASSES?Cuba?perptllon, ? a 60 West India, per gallon, 53 a 55 New Orleans, per gallon, ? a 1 10 NAILS?Northern?per pound, ? a 7 RICE, per pound, W 10 a SALT, per sack, :...... 2 25 a SUGAR?Pulverized?per pound, ? a 19 Crushed, per pound,... v ? a . 19 A, per pound, .' ? o 17 C, Extra, per pound( ? a 15 Brown, per pound, ? a 12% TEA?Hyson?per pound, ? a 2 00 Imperial, per pound, ? a 2 00 Blnek, per pound, ? a 1 50 VINEGAR?Cider?pergallon, ?a 75 PRODUCE MARKET-PRICES FROlt "WAGONS. BACON?Hams?perpound,..., : 20 a 22 Shoulders, per pound, .. a 18 Sides, per pound, a. 20 CORN, per bushel, new .. a 1 50 CORN-MEAL, per bushel a 1 60 DRIED-FRUIT?Apples, peeled, per bushel,. ?a ? Peaches, peeled, per bushel... ? a # ? Peaches,unpeeled, per bushel ? ?, ? EGGS, per dozen, ?a 15 FLOUR, per 100 pounds, 3 50 a 4 50 HIDES?Green?per pound, ? a 8 Dry, per pound, 13 a 15 LARD?Country?per pouud, 22 a LIME, per bushel ? a 65 OATS, per bushel,..,. ? a 85 PEAS, per bushel, ? a 1 25 POTATr>E!V.Id?h piTtnmhrl, 1 50. a 2 00 Sweet, per bushel,....? ? 1 50 SHINGLMf; per 1000,L7..L... ? a 5 50 TALLOW>per pound,i.-.i ? <? 12# WHEAT, per bushel, 1 60 a 1 75 Cotton?Receipts have been, large for. the season, with sales of about 150 bales, on' a -basis of 20} to 20} for middling. Market quiet to-day at 20} centB. CHESTER, May 17.?Cotton?Our market is somewhat easier under unfavorable advioatrfrtym leading markets. We note ^decline of } to } cent since our last report. Middlings to-day command 20 to 20} cents. CHARLOTTE, May 16.?Cotton?In response to more favorable advices from New York, our market advanced half a cent during the week, closing quiet on Saturday at 20} for middling and 21 cents for strict middling, -which two grades are scarce and relatively higher. Stained and trashy cotton may be quoted at from 14} to 19 cents. Corn?The market is bare, we quote at 81.33 to $1.35 per bushel from wagons. Meal $1.40 to $1.50 per bushel. Flour?The market Is well supplied and we quote at $3.25 to $3.50 per sack, from wagons, according to quality. NEW YORK, May 16?7 p. m.?Cotton heavy with sales of 1,500 bales?middling uplands 23}. LIVERPOOL, May 16?Evening.?Cotton quiet?uplands ll}d. CHARLESTON, May 16.?Cotton flat and nominal?middlings 22}; sales 50 bales. CHARLESTON, May 12.?The Cnops.-Iuformation received from various -sections of the South have been favorable in reference to the progress of the crops during this period, the plants exhibiting a healthy growth, and are coming on satisfactorily, although somewhat backward. In some districts rain is now needed to give vegetation a rapid development. The present advanced price of corn should induce unusual attention to the securing a sufficiency of this valuable gram, which promises to be worth full figures. The Receipts.?The arrivals at the Southern ports for the week up to Friday last, were large, and were 57,836 bales, in contrast with 50,56-1 bales the week before, and 22,445 bales for the corresponding'period last season. The receipts at New Orleans were 28,703 bales against 5.268 bales last year. The total arrivals at the Southern centres from the 1st -of September last up to the latest mail dates, were 2,630,041 bales, against 1,1)75,886 bales the previous year, showing an increase of 654,161 bales. The supplies lit the .main cotton centres, from the 1st of September up to the latest telegraphic dates, have been about as follows: 1870. 1869. New Orleans, May 11, 1,064,061 765,468 Mobile, May 11, 387,475 21G,lMk5 Savannah, May 11, 449,447 332,340 Charleston, May 11, 225,063 181,896 Texas, May 11,....,.....: 213,348 1:18,153 Virginia, May 4, 190,301 144,529 The following table shows the quantity of cotton in sight on the 6th of May and at the same time last vear: 1870. 1869. Stock in Liverpool, 540,000 862,000 Stock in London, 40,545 84,102 Stock in Glasgow, 300 200 Stock in Havre, 78,800 45,800 Stock in Marseilles. 12,500 7,250 Stock in Bremen, 14,3000 5,100 Stock rest of Continent, 30,000 10,000 Atluat for (irt. Britain (Amer'p. 1.180,000 liHJ.OOO Atloatfor Havre, Am. and Brazil 73,0)15 10,996 Indian Cottonatioat for Europe, 178,113 388,000 Stock in United States ports,......353,068 242,189 Stock in the ulterior towns, 69,916 43,319 Total 1,570,680 1,394,956 The figures indicate an increase in the cotton in sight to-night of 173,624 bales, compared with the same date of 1869. Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at the mills, now 40,000 bales ; same time 1869, 60,000 bales. Middling Orleans now, 114d and. llid.; then, 12d. The Cotton Market.?This article has exhibited a firm and advancing character during this period, the effect of heavy receipts being apparently* more than counteracted by the healthy trade at Manchester, and the limited shipments from India. In the foreign market, Middling TT-l lu iiu.1 ?.w1 l.au uinew ?(1 U'liUnyiJl.C\l OV U?Vf I.M.J n.i.vv vanced to lid., aiid Llpl.; at New York the rates began at 222, and improved to 23* cents, and at this port. Middling, which began at 21 cents, stiffened to 22 and 22$ cents per pound.. Corn.?'The receipts of this grain have been about 2G,000 bushels, of which about .3,000 bushels was in transitu for the interior. There has been a steady demand, and with hardening rates elsewhere, prices here have improved, and jobbing parcels of Prime White, which commenced at $1.34 and $1.35, improved to $1.47 and $1.50 per bushel, weight, bags included. A cargo of 8,000 'bushels} White Virginia, was sold at $1.38 per bushel, bulk, weight, thirty days. Fj.ouk.?Tim market is fairly supplied with i most qualities, and a steady demand prevails, at . father firmer prices. Northern and Western Suj per may be quoted at $5.25 and $5.50 per barrel; ( Super at $5.75 and $0 per barrel; Extra at$fi.25 and $?i.75 per barrel, ami Family grades at $7 and $8 per barrel. Southern kinds may be quoted at $7 and $7.75 per barrel for Extra, and $8 and $0 per barrel for Family. ; Bacon.?The stock of meat is light, with a mod; crate demand. Prime Smoked Shoulders may i Ik* quoted at 14$ and 14$ cents per. pound ; Clear j Kib Sides, at 18$ and 18$ eents per pound; Salted Shoulders at 13$ cents; and Sides at 1GJ eents per pound. Financial. j NEW YORK, May lG.-Gold $1,153. HYMENEAL. Makrikd?At the residence of the bride's father, on the 28th ultimo, by Charles Petty, Esq., Mr. j JAMES L. STRAIN and Miss MARTHA K, ESTES, all of Union County, S. C. i In Columbia, on the 10th instant, by Rev. Wm, Martin, P. P. CHAMBERS, Esq., and Mrs. ELLEN PARKER, all of Columbia, S. C. | INTERNAL REVENUE TAX NOTICE. mHE Annual List for 1870 has been received a I this office for collection. Persons interestet will have ten days to pay the above taxes withou cost. Tax on Income, Watches and License art embraced in this list. M. JONES, Deputy Collector, 3d Difet., S. C. May 19 20 Sit APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. " NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of JOHN WIL SON, Sr., deceased, will make a final settlemeni with the Judge of Probate of York County, on th< 20th day of June next, when he will make appl: cation for discharge as Administrator of sain estate. HAMILTON WILSON, Administrator. May 19 20 5t JUST RECEIVED. A LARGE supply of those excellent COLLARS and SHIRTS, which are sold so low that then can he no excuse for wearing dirty ones. Also- alai*ge consignment of Ladies' Hats, Bonnets and Ribbons, which will be sold to the trade at Manufacturers' prices. Also, the Wilson Shuttle SEWING MACHINE which will do all kinds of family sewing as good as the highest priced Machfcie. Price $40. JOHN MAY, Agent. n- 4.4' May is# m u RAIL ROAD MEETING. A MEETING of the Stockholders of the King's ,/X Mountain Railroad Company will be held at the COURT HOUSE in Yorkville, at 11 o'clock, a. m., on MONDAY, THE 13TH DAY OF JUNE next, for the purpose of takingaction In reference to extending the King's Mountain Railroad to the North Curolinaline, and makinga connection with the Shelby and South Carolina Railroad. Mr. PLATO DURHAM, President of the Shelby and South Carolina Railroad, will be present at. the meeting. R. S. MOORE, President. May 19 20 td IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE U. S. For the District of South Carolina. In the Matteroi j t? bankruptcy R. A. LATHAM, Bankrupt. J WANRRU1>TCYrpiIE Creditors of R. A. LATHAM, Bankrupt, I will take notiee that ho has filed a Petition in the District Court of the United States, asking leave to withdraw proceedings in Bankruptcy, a meeting will lie held before W. I. Clawson, Register, at his office in Yorkville, at 12 o'clock on THURSDAY. tttH OF JUNE, 1870, at which time, the creditors of said Bankrupt are required to shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer o' the Petitioner should not be granted. J. S. R. THOMSON, > Asjjiirnee8 T. S. JEFFREYS, j A38l?neesMay 19 20 3t CARROLL, CLARK GOODS CHEAP. NEVER confide in a young man?new pails leak: never tell your secrets.to the aged?old doors Seldom shut closely.- If you want Goods cheap, go to CARROLL, CLARK it CO'S. CORSETS. FRENCH Wove, sixteen Bone Corsets, at CARROLL. CLARK A CO'S, for ?1.00. MOLASSES. . ; LOAF-SUGAR DRIP, the best in the world, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. baco^ COUNTRY cured and Baltimore Hams and Sides, cheap for cash, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. SUMMER CASSIMERES, COTTONADES and Linen Goods, for men and boys, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S cheap Store. * SAVE TOUR WHEAT. IF you want to stive your Wheat, call soon and get the King of the Field, from CARROLL, CLARK A CO. ' COUNTRY FLOUR. A LARGE lot of Country Flour, cheap for cash, at ' CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. LARD. GOOD, Sweet Leaf Lard can be found at the Grocery Store of CARROLL, CLARK A CO. TOBACCO. SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco and SnuQr, at CARROLL CLARK A CO'S cheap Store. VEILING. BLACK Silk, Green. Blue and Brown Barege, and Drab Silk Veiling, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. _ SHOES. I^ARROLL, CLARK A CO. are selling Ladies' Shoes ll-oin $i.z?io ??.}. BONNETS AND HATS. LADIES' Bonnets and Hats. Just a lew left and will belsold at cost for cash. . CARROLL, CLARK & CO. CROCKER IT. r~ BOUGHT at auction and will be sold cheap for cash or barter, bv CARROLL, CLARK & CO. ??????? LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, S. C.,' Corrected Weekly by-A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker, No. 25 Broad Street. Slay 13, 1870, STatkSecurities?South Carolina, old, ?(*.88; do new, ?@80; do, registered stock, ex. int ?@80. CitySecTtrities?Augusta,Ga. Bonds,?@79 ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex or int) 56@?; do Fire Loan Bonds, ? @76; Columbia, S. C. Bonds, ?@ 70. Railroad Bonds?Blue Ridge (first mortgage) G0@?; Charleston and Savannah, ?@70; Charlotte, Columbiaand Augusta, ?@87 ; Cneraw and Darlington, ?@83; Greenville and Columbia, (1st niort) ?@80; do, (State guarantee) ?@67; Memphis and Charleston, ?@84; Northeastern,?@ 90; Savannah and Charleston (1st mort) ? @80; do, (State guarantee) ?@75; South Carolina, ?@ 79; do, ?@73; Spartanbnrg and Union ?@00. Railhead Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta;?@50; GreenvilleandColumbia,2@ ?; Northeastern,?@ 9; Savannah and Charleston, ? @35; South Carolina (Whole shares) ?@45; do. (half shares) ?@22. Exchange, Ac.?New York Sight, } off par; Gold, 113(01115; Silver 1O5@108. south carolina bank bills. Bank of Charleston, ?@? Bank of Newberry, ?@? Bank of Camden, 50@? Bank of Georgetown, 5@? Bank of South Carolina, 5@? Bank of Chester, 5@? Bank of Hamburg, 5@? Bank of State of S. Carolina, prior to 1861,.58@? Bank ofState of S. Carolina, issue 1861 <fc62,30@? 'Planters' and Mechanics' Bank, Charleston, *i ?@? People's Bank of Charleston, ?@? 'Union Bank of Charleston ?@? 'Southwestern R. R.Bank, Charleston, old,?@? 'Southwestern R.R.Bank, Charleston, new,?(testate Bank of Charleston 4@? Farmers' and Exchange Bank, Charleston,?@ 6 Exchange Bank of Columbia ?@? Commercial Bank of Columbia, 2@? Merchants' Bank of Cheraw, 3@? Planters'. Bank of Fairfield, 3@? State of South Carolina Bills Receivable,.... par. City of Charleston Change Bills, par. 'Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed at the Bank Counters of each. . ^ may iy - xj MILLINERY,~FANC i. ANDHAIB, GOODS. JUST received and will receive weekly, at the old JIACKKT BUILDING, a new and elegant assortment of Millinery Goods, in Bonnets, Hate, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Wreaths, Illusions, Crapes, white and blank Crape Collars, Lace and Linen Collars and Cutfs, Love Veils, Crape Veils, Sundowns, Hoods, Ac. Bridal Bonnets, Veils and Wreaths, always ready, together with a good assortment of Fancy and Hair Goods, to which the undersigned would call the attention of the Ladles generally. Mrs. E. DICKINSON, Agent. April 7 i 14 8m V APPLICATION FOR DISCHARQE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator ofthe estate of M. A. HAMBRIGHT, deceased, will make a final settlement of said estate with the Judge of Probate of York County, on the 11th day of June next, when he will make application fcr a final discharge its Administrator of the said estate. A. F. HAMBRIGHT, Administrator. May 5 IS 5t? LOOK AT THIS. 1AM obliged to sell %GoodS STRICTLY FOR CASH. No Goods will be sent out of my Store until they have been paid for, and I hope no one will ask for credit, or send orders without the cash enclosed. I will sell Goods lowbr than they have ever been sold in Yorkville since the close of the war; but, after this dhte, it will be for cash ! only. T mean exactly what I say. " B. P. BOYD. | May l'J .19 tf | IN* E<iUITV?YORK COUNTY. R. C. Farr, Administrator, vs. B. T. Wheeler and others. THE creditors of A. II. FARR, deceased, late of York county, are hereby notified to prej sent and establish their demands before me, at my i otliee, on or before the 7th day of July next. ($10.f>0) J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. April 7 1^ SHINGLES. WANTED immediately, 8,000 good heart-pirn SHINGLES, to 4 inches wide. Apply to J. ED. JEFFERYS. AUCTION SALES. 1 zz=z=z=zzrz=z=izz=ii=zzz=r=ii t JUDGE OF PROBATE'S SALE. i J. .Wistar Allison, Creditor and Applicant, vs. Amos Rhea and others, heirs-nt-law of Wm, Rhea, deceased.?Summons in Partition. T1Y yirtue of an order from F. C. HARRIS, Jl Esq.,*Judge of Probate of York County, I will expose to public sale at YORK COURT , HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE, NEXT, } three tracts of land described in the summons in j this case. Tracts A and C will be sold together and contain, in the aggregate, NINETEEN ACRES, situated on the waters of Clark's Fork,and bounded by lands of McCarter, Pinkston, Wallace and 1 Caldwell, i Tract D contains ? ? T Tirsn 1 FIFTY AUKFS, MURE UR LROO, and is bounded by lands of Peters, C. Whisonant and others. Tekms op Sale.?A credit of twelve months ' with interest from day of Sale, the purchasersgiv; ing bond with approved sureties and mortgages of the premises if deemed necessary. A sufficiency of cash on the day of sale, to pay the costs of proceedings. ($10.75) R.-H. GLENN, S. Y. C. May 12 19 4t SHERIFF'S SALES. * BY virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias, to me directed, will be sold between the legal hours i of Sheriff's Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE NEXT, ; at York Court House, the following property, to 1 wit: 1 The homestead estate of the defendant as defined 1 by the Act of 1888 and set off bv appraisers, boun1 ded by lands of S. Berbant, J. M. Lowry and others, containing 254 acres, more or leas, levied on as the property of D. A. Gordon, at the suit of ; Dudley Jones/ $2.25 . One tract of land, adjoining land* of R. L. Lind-' say, S, G. Hemphill and others, levied on as the property of E. A. Crawford, at the suit of John A. Brown.and others. <1.50 One tract of land lying on the waters of Catawba river, bounded by lands of Halcott Smith and others, levied on as the property of James A'. Smith, at the suit of WvlieL. Litle andothers. ($1.50 One tract of land, bounded by lands of J. R. Patton, H. Gulp, Mrs. Roddy and others, levied on as the property of Hugh Simpson, at tno suit of Cad Rives ancl others. ($3.00 One house and lot in Ebenezerville, adjoining lots of E. Avery and others, levied on as the property of Mrs. Eliza M. Alston, at the suit of W. T. Hall and others. ($8.30 n w rjT.w.w s. v. c. ' May 5 "*18 ' ~ " * ~5t SALE OF "MALE ACADEMY," T1Y virtue of authority, in writing, vested in me If by the Stockholders and Owners of the LOT AND BRTCK BUILDING thereon, knowta as the "Male Academy," and situated in the town of Yorkville at the junction of the Lincoln and Charlotte Roads, I will ejqpose said property to Sublic sale at York Court House on the FIRST [ONDAY IN JUNE next. Terms of Sale?CASH. Purchaser to nay for papers and stamps. E. A. CRENSHAW, Sole Surviving Trustee. April 28 17 ' . 6t T. M. P0BS01I &CO. HALLOO, MtSTEK! ThOBSON wants to see you if you owe him anyI I thing. It is quite strange that honest men have to be dunned so often. Persons who have bought Goods on thirty days' time, and have failed to comply, need not as"k any more indulgence, because we cannot afford it. T. M. DOBSON A CO. HARDWARE. r~ T^ILES, Axes, Planes, Pocket and Table Knives, J; Hand, Key-Hole, Felloe, Cross-Cut and Mill Saws; Stocks and Dies,. Bed Casters and Screws, Hasps and Staples, Gate Hinges; Pad, Rim, Tile, Chest and Trunk Locks; Augers, Braces and Bits and many other things, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. SPECTACLES. ERMAN Silver, Steel Frame, Rubber and Steel Nose Spectacles have just arrived End will be sold as cheap as the cheapest bv T. M. DOBSON A CO. M'GUFFEY'S READERS. McGUFFEY'S 1st, 2nd and 3rd Readers. Also, Ink, Pens,Paper and Envelopes, very cheap for the cash, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. GREAT BARGAINS ~ ARE going off daily at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S Dry Goods Store, for the cash. No bargains on time can be furnished. WELL CHAINS. r GALVANIZED well chains at ten cents per foot. This chain will not rust. For sale by T. M. DOBSON A CO. GARDEN RAKES. A GOOD article can be had at the cheap Store of T. M. DOBSON A CO. SHUFFLE HOES. JUST arrived a few Shuffle Hoes, for cleaning walks in Gardensand Yards, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. "MULE AND HORSE HAMES. A LOT just arrived and for sale cheap- for the cash f not for sale on time, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. GARDEN TROWELS. AN be bought from DOBSON'S cash Store, ? * ' ?i.~ \_J ns Ollfcjtp ?? ai ally limine 111 niu (?iuai> vny ui .York. kentucky jeans* BROWN and Grey Kentucky Jeans, for Bale at 25 cents per yard, at T. M. DOBSON & CO'S. . cottonades. A GOOD line of Cottonades on hand, and will J\ be sold low for the cash, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. gentlemen's hats. FROM SO cents to |6, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S cheap Store,' pocket levels. CAN be fought at DOBSON'S oheap cash establishment. rifle triggers^ CAN be had at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S Store, Oh reasonable terms. # shoes. IN great variety, can be seen at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S cheap Store. calicoes. A GOOD assortment can be found at T. M. DOBSON A CO'8 Store, nice lenos. FROM 25 to 75cents per yard, and very pretty, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S.* ladies' hats. A FEW left, which will be sold vftr.v low for the money, at DOBSON'S. " groceries. A GOOD assortment always on hand at the Store of T. M. DOBSON A CO. hoopskirts. " DOBSON'S is the place to get your Hoop Skirts cheap. bellsT DINNER and Tea Bells for sale at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S Store. ijnen coats HAVE just arrived at old sharp nosed DOBSON'S, for $1 each. ruwAP cnnns. A M. MS AJk-'M. v W DOBSOX has rh^uj Goods for the cash, l>ut awful dear on loi^predit. POWDER and Pistol Flasks for sale by T. M. DOBSOX & CO. IN EQUITY?YORK COUNTY. i L. H. Massey, vs. W. Williford, and others. | mHE creditors of J. LEROY DAYIES, de! 1 ceased, late of York county, are hereby notified to present and establish tneir demands be! fore me, at iny office, on or liefore the 7th day of | Julv next. * J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. April 7 ($10.50) 14 3m j IN EQ,UITYtYORK CO (J N T Y. | J. H. Faulkner and wife, vs. A. K. Seville, Administrator, and others. THE creditors of II. M. SAVILLE, deceased, late of York county, are hereby notified to i present and establish their demands before me, : at my office, on or before the 7th day of July next. ' I ($10.50) J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. i j April 7 14 3m IN EQUITY?YORK COUNTY7 A. Williford, Administrator, vs. R. A. McDowell, and others. THE creditors of SAMUEL McDOWELL, deceased, late of York county, are hereby noti tied to present and establish their demands before i' me, at my office, on or before the 7th day of July next. ($10.50) J. F. WALLACE, Olerk. (I April 7 14 4' 3m | IN EQUITY?YORK COUNTY. ' j T. C. Xeel and J. M. Henderson, Administrators, i?. Allen Robertson, Administrator, and others. THE creditors of JXO. L. MILLER, Esq., deceased, late of York county, are hereby no| titied to present and establish their demands bei fore mo, at my office, ou or before the 7th day of July next. (?10.50) J. F. WALLACE, Clerk. April 7 14 Stn ALLISON & BRATTON. MACHINE-OIL. " HENRY'S Sewing Machine Oil, adapted to all kinds of delicate Machinery, cheap for the cash, at ALLISON <fe BKATTON'S. WOMAN'S FRIEND. DR. Lawrence's Woman's Friend, Marshall's Uterine Catholicon, Hooper's Female Pills, for sale cheap, for the cash, hv . ALLIS6N <fc BRATTON. PILLS. . COOK'S, McClain's, Tutt's, Aver's.Brandreths, Schenck's, Radwav's, Motfat's, Strong's. Hobensack's, Wright's, Turner's, Leroy's, Holloway's and the Southern Hepatic Pills, all for sale for the cash, at the Drug Store of ALLISON & BRATTON. OINTMENTS, &C. DR. A. Trask'g Ointment, Dailey's Pain Extract, Tutt's Pain Alleviator, Gray's Ointment, Holloway's Ointment, Gargling Oil. Foutz' Mixture, British Oil, Turf Oil, Electric Oil, MeAlister's Ointment, Mustang Liniment, Liquid Opodeldock, and a variety of Ointments and Liniments manufactured at the Drug Store of ALLISON <fe BRATTON, cheap for the cash. WINE OF WILD CHERRY. FERRATED Wine of Wild Cheny, put up at the well-known establishment of Tilaen A Co. '- J ? .3 ?~1..-V.1? fr>t> onlnfnr ^*.*1 UIIU Yiuuaujc pi C^ainkiVMfiw. ?*?? -wthe cash, at . ALLISON ?fc BRATTON'S. POWDERS, &C. SEIDLITZ and Soda Powders and Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, that much esteemed and valuable preparation, for sale cheap, for the cash, at ALLISON & BRATTON'8. ~ EXPECTORANTS, &C.~ .'J AYNES' Expectorant,Tutt's Expectorant, AI?| len's Lung Balsam, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Schquck's Pulmonic Syrup, Balsam of Wild tJfierry, Burnett's Codliver Oil, and that new. popular, and elegant preparation of Etherized Codliver Oil, for sale by . ALLISON <fc BRATTON. MONEY! MONEY!! TIOSE indebted to us are requested to call at once and settlo their Accounts. We pay cash fbr our Goods, and therefore, those who buy from us surely cannot ask, nor expect, longer indulgence. No more credit in this establishment. Therefore, don't ask it. ALLISON BRATTON. KUYKEXDAL & TOMLEVSON. AIR-LINE RAIL ROAIX PT1HE passage of the Air-Line Rail Road through JL Yorkville, is a matter in which every man, woman and child in thecounty, without regard to race, color or previous condition, is vitally interested. It will take money to build this road. The county will be taxed to raise it. The people will pay the tax and pay it cheerfully. Right nere we would remark that it also takes money to carry on a Drug Store, and we hope that those in arrears with us, taking this view of the matter, will settle their accounts, at once. Those who cannot nay up when called upon, pped send no orders to the York Drug Store,) Make .a. note of this. KF^)B!9DA^ & TOMLINSON. HALE'S UAtR RENEWER. fflHOSE who admire^aven tresses, should use JL Hall's'Rair Reneiger. It is warranted to take the aflvetitinirtTOflfr your hair, and also, a little of the Bame thing from your pocket, if you get it at the York Drugstore, where a genuiue article can always be round. KttYKENDAL <fe TOMLINSON.. SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT. ONE application cures the mosi inveterate case "nk Tf flaah-nrti at. nnpd thft clhrioUH pleasure of scratching. ^Soid at the York Drag Store. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. " corn starch, ARROW-ROOT, Sago apd Tappioca,#just in and for sale at the York Ilfng Store. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. paints. LAMP, Ivory and Drop Black, Spanish Brown, Venetian Red, Burnt Sienna, Rose Pink,American and Chinese Vermillion, Ac. Those in need of such articles will save money by buying at the York Drug 8tore. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. bread again. r_ WE never said that Horsford's Bread Preparation made good bread without flour. Nob we never said it; out we do say that it makes first rate bread and dispenses with nearly everything but flour. A genuine article is going off rapidly attho York Drug Store. Vjr.?. ?4 KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. H. F. AD1CKES. summer cassimeres. I HAVE Just received a large stock of Summer Cassimercs, which I will sell cheap. Call and see. H. F. ADICKES. hoes. MY Stook of Brade's Crown and Riveted Hoes is large, and will be sold at from 50 to 90 cents. H. F. ADICKES. hardware. A GENERAL assortment of Hardware can always be found at my Store. H. F. ADICKES. books. MY Stock of Books is complete, and will be sold at low rates. Any book wanted that is not on hand, will be obtained on the shortest notice. , H. F. ADICKES. Granite and glassware. NOW on hand and for sale, a fine assortment of Granite and Glassware, purchased at auction, which will be sold at very low prices, by H. F. ADICKES. ~~ dress goods. U ECEIVED this day a handsome line of LaXf, die3' Dress Goods^boqght at extremely low figures, and will be 80ld?Vejy low. Call and see . vff. F. ADICKES. SHOES.JUST received a fresh Stock of Ladies and Children's SHOES, at the cheap store of r V H. F. ADICKES. laces, &c. AVERY large stock of Laces, Lawns, Chair Tidies and Bed Lace, for sale low at H. F. ADICKES'. prints. AVERY large stock of PRINTS?Light, Dark and Medium Colors, for sale by H. F. ADICKES. velvet. SUPERIOR Black Silk Velvet at $8 per vard, _ for sale by ' H. F. ADICKES. bibles. FAMILY Bibles with Photograph Albums, at ?10, for sale by H. F. ADICKES. DARWIN & O LEAEY. saddles. ~ IF you want to buy a Saddle cheap, do not fail tocall and examine our stock and prices, at the "Williams' Block." DARWIN A O'LEARY. . wagon harness. it/ AtfON Harness and Trace Chains for sale ff by DARWIN A O'LEARY. ______ SPURS, Whip Lashes, and Whips of all kinds, for rale by DARWIN A O'LEARY. curry combs. CURRY Combs, Collars, Halters, Bridles, Bits, Girths, and Buckles, for sale at low prices, by DARWIN A O'LEARY. "harness. CARRIAGE, Buggy and Wagon Harness, on hand and made to order, ils cheap as the cheapest and as good as the best, by ? At T H 4 DV DA It Witt OL V ii?iAlVl? March 17 11 tf conner, e0bbs & dobsonr notice. 7" ON and after this date no work will be delivered until paid for, as we will not charge any one with work done at our shops. We must have money. CONNER, HOBBS & DOBSON'S. buggies 7 ARE Selling verv low for the cash, at CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON'S. "repairing. REPAIRING done at short notice and at reasonable rates, for the cash ; not on credit. CONNER, IIOBBS A DOBSON. our^labori i PERSONS who have obtained our labor on time will please come up at once and settle their i Accounts, and never aslc for credit again. CONNER, HOBBS <fe DOBSON. | carriage. A SECOND-HAND CARRIAGE can be bought verv low for the cash, at * CONNER, HOBBS A DOBSON'S. March 24 12 tf hidden advertisement.fl^HE courtiers enlarged as courtiers can enlarge, 1 upon the indisputable merits of their Mechanical wonder, but his majesty was deaf alike to them aud their birds singing, examining the wonder of \wonders, the Singer New Family Sewing Machine. M. JONES, Agent. May5 \ 18 tf I { i * j . OOUSTY; ELECTROS. ?*f. j AIR-LINE RAIL ROAD!! Sim pr BODTH GASOLIHA?TOES 000IIT. ORDERED, bv the Board of County Commissioners, or said County, that the County Commissioners subscribe TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS to the Capital Stock of the AirLine Rail Road Company, intended to run from Atlanta, Georgia, to Charlotte, N. C., upon the condition that said Road be located through the Corporate limits of the town of Yorkville. Said subscription to be paid in Bonds of the County of York, bearing seven percent, per annum interest. Principal of the Bonds due and payable twenty years after date. Ordered that on election be held at the various Election Precincts of said County, on SATUR! DAY, THE 28TH DAY OP MAY, 1*70, at which time?the qualified Electors will be entitled to vote either fororagainst said subscription. The Electors in favor of said subscription, will vote "for Subscription," and the Electors against subscription, will vote "against Subscription." Polls to be opened from 8 o'clock, a. m., to 4 o'clock, p. m. MANAGERS OF ELECTION. Yorkville.?Joseph Herndon, J. Ed. Jefferys, J. K. Wagoner. Blair.tville.?S&m'l Blair, Samuel Youngblood, Baker Russell. Wylie'8 Store.?J. J. Wylie, John Martin, Johnston Moore. " '* T J T TV 171 TV.r.'b'in auyuiOTi,?ncuuurauu iuui uu, u aj, x a/uuauj, Edmond Black. Bethany.?Robert Davidson, Wm. McGill, Dave Brian. Bethel? J. L.M. Adams, R. L. Simmons, Wm. McCarter. Clay Hill.?Peter McCallum, J. I. Currence, James Pressley. Fort Mille.?Tf. F.- Powell, J. D. Johnston, R. H. Fulwood, Jr. t Rock Hill.?A. E. Hutchinson, 0". Sitgreaves, Francis Davie. Ooales' Tavern.?James Shaw, A. M. Black, Ray Hamilton; McConnellsviUe.?R. E. Guthrie, W R. Burria, Minor McConnell. B. F. BRIGGS, "I Canity C. WHI80NANT, \ R. L. CROOK, J Commissioners. May 12 19 ' h 3t ROCK HILLDRUG STORK mHE undersigned, having purchased the entire J. STOCK OF DRUGS formerly belonging to EDWaRDS A CO., solicit the patronage of their friends of Rock Hill and the surrounding country. They intend to' keep constantly on hand, AN ASSORTMENT OF PURE DRUGS, all of the most popular Patent Medicines, Per* fumes, Flavoring Extracts, Soaps, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh and Paint Brushes; Kerosine, Linseed, Train and Machine Oils; Coach, Furniture and Damar Varnishes; Paints ; < PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, for Medicinal purposes; Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Lamps and Lamp fixtures, Horsford'a Self-Raising Bread Preparation, and everything usually 1 kept in a well-assorted DRUG STORE, all of which they propose TO SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. All of Dr. Tutt's celebrated Medicines can be had at the Rock Hill Drug Store. . JOHN W. FEWELL, M. D. WM. M. McCULLY. May 12 19 . 3t STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, York bounty. WHEREAS W. S. McLELLAND has applied : to me for Letters of Administration on all ; and singular, the goods and chattels, rights and I credits of ROBERT STEWART, late of thecounty 1 aforesaid, Deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all < and singular, the kindred and creditors ofthesaid deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Judge or Probate's Court for the said County, to be ; holdenat York Court House on the 10TH DAY OF MAY, instant, to shew, cause, if any, why the i said Administration sliohld not be granted. Given under my hand and Seal, this 4th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy, and in the 94th ; year of'the Independence of the United States of America. F. C. HARRIS,. r Judge of Probate, i May 12 19 2t* J " 77 NOTICE. ' i PERSONS having claims against the estate of ! HUGH TATEt deceased, are heroby notified ! to present the same properly authenticated, and all persons owing the estate, either .by Note or Acoount, are hereby notified to come forward and settle the same. 1 JAMES B. TATE, .) Executor* ' D. A. A. WATSON, J ^ eC0W l May 12 19r lm? 7 IfOflCE. ALL persons having claims against the estate of A. A. COULTER, deceased, are hereby notL fled to produce the same properly attested, and all : dwfhg the same, are reqwefctedto maWlrii'mediatepayment, m 1 :b! feffiSEM Executors. May 12 i- 19 8t* j.w7carroll. BULLOCK'S CBEEK, S. C. I WILL RISE AND GO. ~ TIME is a thing invisible, rapid and exhaustless, which is ever rolling on, wholly regardless of careless mortals. See to it, then, that this AIRWINGED PONY does not but out your light, ere you. taste that joy afforded only by acts akm to the "good old times," and realised fully and chiefly in the purchase of goods from JOE, at "good old time prices." J. W. CARROLL. IS IT STRAJTGE ~ THAT they continue to come from every nook and corner, mountain, hill and dale, .to get goods cheap, from JOE ? No 1 For it is a partof our nature to lend a "hearty ball" to every beam, of justice. JOE CARROLL. grass poison. AN excellent Medicine for farmers to adrainis ter td the rebellious GENERAL GREEN. Come and get some, so that you can "light the : good fight," and win a victor's wreath. joe carroll. scythes. &c. ~ | KING of the Field and Walden's Scythe Blades. The best an.d cheapest that ever crossed "old Ocean's stormy main." j. w. carroll. one more word. j MOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee, Bhcon, Hams, Leaf i Lard, Flour, Vinegar. Pot Ware, Tin Ware, Hardware, Concentrated Lye, mixed Pickles, Pearl Starch, Ac., all of which I will sell as cheap, as any white man oh this side of the moon. All are invited to give me a call and be convinced of I the much said about the cheap store. J. W. CARROLL. . BRATTON, MASON ft WITHERS sew goods. FOR sale low for the money, by bratton, mason a withers. "dress goods. , COLORED and Black Silks, Challis. Lenos, Japanese Cloths, Muslins, Ac., which are pretty and will be sold low, by bratton, Mason a withers. mourning goods. < BLACK Crape Bombazine, Lamartine Cloth, and Alpaccas. All Very low for the mfcney. bratton, mason & withers.-., ? white goods. 1 JACONET, SwTss, Mull, Checked and Striped Muslins, Linen Cambric and Lawn, Irish Linens, thread and cotton Laces, Ac., very cheap, at BRATTON. MASON A WltHERS'. handkerchiefs! LINEN, Cambric, Embroidered and Laco Handkerchiefs. Something new. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. furnishing goods. READY-MADE Shirts, Drawers, Linen and Paper Collars,Bleached and Brown half Hose, black and fancy Cravats, Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves, at BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS'. ladies' gloves. LISLE Thread, ^llack, Colored and White Kid Gloves and Buck Gauntlets, for sale by BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. READY-MADE CLOTHING. FANCY Cassimere Suits, Linen Dusters, and Linen Sacks and Coats, White Linen Pants, White and Colored Marseilles, will be sold very low for the money, by BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS. SHEETING, &C. BROWN and Bleached Sheeting and Shirting are selling low, at BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS'. CROCKER Y & GLASS WARE. A LOT of Crockery and Glass Ware, for sale at BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS'. _________ RIM Locks, Stock Locks, Pad Locks, and eve- 1 rv thing in the line, usually kept in a Hardware Store, very cheap, at BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS'. GRAIN CRADLED GRAIN Cradles and Scythe Blades can be found at BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS'. "CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK. WE respectfully Invite our friends and the public generally, to call and see our Stock, j as we will sell at fair prices for the money., ; BRATTON, MASON <fe WITHERS. | PLOW STEEL. ! A LOT of Plow Steel for sale at the Store of, I J\ BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS, WIT'S VEGETABLE UVEA PIUS. Curedise^es of . LIVER AND STOMACH* / * Tutt's Expectorant,, A pleasant Core for .1 i ill Mi,;- ' CoagbUi Colds, <to, , TTJTT'S SAR8APABILLA AN!) QUEEN'S DELIGHT! The Great Alterative and Blood Purifier. TUTT'S IMPROVED HAlB DYE, Warranted thebest Dye in Uses JThese Standard Preparations are for sale by ALL DRUGGISTS, February 3 5 6m I*. P. TOALE, i)?L'hj:)-vyh<{ JL .hi>! :< 'fUb 1 ot j>R . CHARLESTON, S. C.; Largest and most complete) Manufactory of Doonfl'Sashes, ( ?==2&r Blinds, MonldingH, Ac., In the (Southern States. (] J. 09- PBIHTBD PBI0BLIB1 DEPffiB COMPETITION. hDO Jt&- SEND FOR ONE. Sent Free on Application. -?t . April ttkiq ni '10 ly- ' THE YORK MARBLE XAHTb~ . parties desiring a -r ~ tih tomb or anything else in the marble Cine tISilSSiffeand1^xanc"?e that will suit we have Marble^and designs to do not pnt it up according to design or contract, \Ve do not ask yon to take it. We are endeavoring to build upa FIRST CLASS MARBLE YARD, and. in order to do so, we expect to do good work at the lowest possible prices. 1 We are also prepared to fhrnish SOAP-STONE, for Hearths, Fire-Places, Curbing, <ftc. Cement and Plaster Paris on band and for sale. F. HAPPERFIELD & CO. April'If 28 it ' B. P. BOYD. SELLING PRICES g^T B. P. BOYD'S GROCERY, EOB THE WEEK. Kits Raw Herring, $2 00. Molasses 75c. to $1 10. Nails. 7c. A.G. Lee's Patent Axe, $1.50,warranted. Salt, $2 40. Starch, 15 cents. Sugar, 18 to 17 cts. Tea, 50 to $1 75. Oysters, 2 pound cans, 80 cents. Vinegar, 60 cents. Pickles, 25 to 85c per bottle. Coffee, 20 to 25 cents per pound. Horse and Mule Shoes, 10 cents each. Horse Shoe Nails, SO cents per pound. Flour, 96 75 to |10 per barrel. Country Lard, 22c, Family Lard, in caddies, 23 cents per pound. Grindstones, 4 cents per pound. Hoop Iron, 14 cents per pound. Ames' Shovels. $1 40.. Ames' Spades, |1 50. Hoes, 40 cents to $1. No. 1 Letter Paper, 25 cents per quire. No. 1 Foolscap Paper, 25 cents per quire. Essence Coffee, 91 per dozen. Ground Coffee, 20c. Soda, 10 cents per pound. 3oap, 9 to 12} cents per pound. Iron, 7 cents per pound. Shot, 12} cents per pound. Segars, 5 to 8 cents each. Tacks, 5 cents a paper. Pepper, 45 cents. Spice, 40 cents. Ginger, 30 cents. Sheet Iron, 14 cents per pound. Painted Water Buckets, 25cents. Brass Bound Water Buckets, 80 cents. Well Buckets, 90c to 91.15. Soda Crackers, 15 cents. Sugar Crackers, 20 cents. Oyster Crackers, 20 cents. Sardines, 25 to 40 cents. Home-Made Castings, 7 cents per pound. Bacon, from 16to22. ' PRICES CURRENT FROX WAGONS, AT BOYD'S, Corn 91 40. Meal, 91 45. Eggs, 20. Butter, 25. Flour, &. Dry Hides, 14. Lara 18 to 20. Oats, 70. Peas, 91 75. Tallow 15. Feathers 50. Beeswax, 3iLw Chickens, 25. ??? sjjtuH i . -4t? l?ay 12 Id fr i WABTDO. ALAKGE lot of Wand0 on baud. Also, a large lot of Stono Guano. Call soon, if you want any. * B. P. fcOYD. MILCH eow. .A GOOD price will be paid for a No. 1 Milch Cow with a young Calf. B. P. BOYD.( J. W. AVERY. "fresh arrsfalsT ! NEW Dress Goods and Calicoes just in. Call 1 and see them. 1 J. W. AVE&Y. ; ~ LADIES' HATS. A VARIED assortment of the latest styles, fresh ' /l_ from the North, at prices wonderfully low. J. W. AVERY. 1 SILKS. J '1( ; RLACK Dress Silks at from 92 to $5 per yard, . -T W AVRRY'S. . > I BOWS,&C. i < ELEGANT Styles of Bows and Sasbes for the . Ladies, at J.. W. AVERY'S. . , GENTS* HATS. ~n | 4 LARGE assortment of the latest styles and i novelties Justin. Something elegant in the ) of White Beaver, and also fine silk dress hats, i J. W. AVERY. ! CASSIMERE. A BEAUTIFUL selection of choice and new ? /I styles Gent's Fancy Cassimeres, Fine Doeskin i ina Broad Cloths. Look at them before purchasing elsewhere. < J. W. AVERY. 1 ~ NECK TIES. ! &ENT8' Bows and Neck Ties, elegant and^ stunning, at . " ' J. W. AVERY'S. < ' GLOVES. ' LADIES' and Gent's fancy Kid Gloves, and a 1 fine assortment of nice Lisle Thread lust in ( n j. w. AvfeRT. ; ~~ HOES, * | A XES and Trace Chains can be bought from , A. J- W. AVERY. j J. NJEWTON WWIS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 149 WEST PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. WILL give particular attention to the sale, of Produce, make liberal advances of Money I 3u Cotton, ami will held'theeonaigament as long .is the shipper desires. February 24 4 3m*' ItAWLINSON'S HOTEL. BY JOHN M. RAWLIHSON, YORKLVrLX/E, s. c. PERMANENT and Transient Boarders received and accommodated at all times. January 20 3 ly . ! LP. WITHERSPOON, Attorney at Law, YORKVILLE, S. C. Office iu rear of the Court House. %Sj- References furnished when requested. January 13 2 jtf HART & GAGE^ - Attorneys at i^aw, ROCK HILL, SO. CA. J. F. HART, ) f J. P. GAGE, Yorkville, S. C. J i Rock Hill, S. C. February 24 . 8 3m X. F. HART. O. W. SADLER. HART & SADLER, Attorneys at Law, YORKVILLE S. C. December 2 48 tf ~~ NOTICE. " ALL persons who have left Deeds, Mortgages or .liens in the Clerk's Office, to be recorded, are notified to call at once ana get their papers. Under the new code of procedure the whole office must be re-arranged. ? J. F. WALLACE, Clerk.* . April 21 .16 lm WHY "T SHOULD a farmer not buy a Weed-Sewing (sowing) Machine? Because he is bothered enough with Weeds without sowing them. Buy Singer's Machine from M. JONES, Ag't. RAGS WANTED. ~ mwo CENTS per pound. IN CURRENCY^ JL will be paid tor CLEAN Cotton br Linen RAGS delivered at the ENQUIRER OFFICE.\ May 12 19 tf 0 . I U 1 iii i WALT&tdfc n a WATCHES. rpHE" extensive these Watches for the ? last fifteen yea^MBurflway Conductors, Engineers,, and ExpiMMn, the most exacting of Watch-wearers, has thoroughly demcmstiatedtj^ strength, stead fa ass, durability and accurac^Jg the Waitham Watch. To satisfy/that class in all these respects, is to decide the question as to the real value of these time-keepers.-. More than 460,000 of these Watches are now spewing for themselves in the pockets of the peopled proof 4nid a guarantee of their superiority over all others. The superior organization and great extent of the Company's Works fit Waitham, enable them to produoe Watches at a pi ice whicbrenders competition futile, and those who buy'any other Watch, merely pay from 25 to 60 per cent, more for their Watches than is necessary. > We are now selling Waitham Watches at less prices in greenbacks, than the gold prices before the war. There is no other manufacture of any kind in'the United States of which this can be said. These time-pieces combine every improvement that a long experience has proved of real practical use. Having hftd the refusal of nearly every invention in Watchmaking originatiugln this country or in Europe^ only those were finally adopted which severe. testing by the most skillful artikans in rmr works, and Ions use on the part of the pub Jic, demonstrated to be essential to correct and enduring, time-keeping. . Among the many improvements, we would par- , ticularize: . * , The invention and use of a centre-pinion Of peculiar construction, to preventdamage to the train by the breakage of mftilt springs, is original with the American Watch Company, whd^hdvfiig Wi the refusal of all other oefltriyande#^ adopted Fogg's Patent pinion as be&ig the.beat: and Anltr less. ,y i Hardened, and tempered hair springs, now Hniversally admitted by Watchmakers to be the beat, are used in ali grades of Waltham Watches. All Waltham Watches have dust-proof cape, protecting the movement from dust and lessening *' the necessity of the frequent cleaning hefeeasary in other Watches. > Our new pa tent Btern-winder,or key leas Watch, is already a decided suodess and a great improvement on any stem-winding Watch in the American market, and by far the cheapest Watch 6f its quality now qffered to the public. To those Jiving in portions of the United States where Watchmakers do not abound. Watches yrith the jabovementioned improvements which, tend to insure ac- . curacy, cleanliness, durability and convenience, must prove invaluable. Every Watch guaranteed by the Company. ' To prevent imposition, buyers should see that every Watch should bear either of the' 'ftriSowing trade marks: .vBs ea i "! ! American Wistch Co.,....!;...... .....Waltham, Mass. Amn. Watch Co.,.....,...;...: ....Waltham, Mian. American Watch Co., Crescent ;b. .<< < Street, Waltham,. Mam Appleton, Tracy A Co.,? Waltham, Mass. Waltham Watch Co^r.~....f..,r^..WiMthy>> Map. P. S. Bartlett,Waltham, Jfijm. William Ellery,.' ....Waltham, Man. ? ? nome , For sale at retail by all respectable dealers. A descriptive circular giving much useful information aent'to any address on application. , Addreffl, BOBBINS & APPLETQN, mj. -IT ; Ivift -yi\ 'iiH >' * General Agents, .v> : * ua-hj 182 Broadway, fcew Yd*k.' ! " . { I.H r-rn 1-niAsk to see the new FULL-PLATE WATCH bearing the trade mark' "American.Watch Co., Crescent st. Waitbam, Mass.'?! It is by fkr the best Full-plate Watch made in the .United States, and surpasses anything heretofore made in j this country for Railway Engineers, Conductors, Ac., April 21 16 ' , ' eoygm . t ) OLD TIMES AGAiy. GOODS AT GOLD PRICES M. -uu ?id* lr,! .'-1 .*: ' ' hi')if * J. M. IYY Ac CO^. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL- DBALER8 II GENERAL MERCHANDISE, COTTON BUVER8 AND, COMMISSION MERCHANTS IN CORN, kC., ROCK HILL, S. C. WE have now on exhibition the largest Spring Stock, perhaps, ever brought to this mar-1 ket, consisting of DRY GOODS in endless variety ; Boots and Shoes, of all grades: Hats,. Caps rnd Bonnets, for Ladies, MiksCs, Gents, Boys and Children; Ready-Made Clothing, of the latest styles, for Gents, Youth* and Children!; Notions; Hardware, (embracingajjobdassortmentof Guns, rable Cutlery, Ivory BaBnce-handle Knives, Silver-Plated Spoons and Forks, Ac.) Crockery, Gro.iuml * We think we are not arrogant in saying our goods are the cheapest to be fourtd in this Section at'the State, as they were bought amidst the great- ' est panic ever known in Nejtv York, consequent upon the sudden and heavy decline of both gold ind cotton. Coimdenoe And the price - of cotton liavlngbeen, to some extent, re-established,- many gc^ds, stimulated too, by the increase of trade in New York, have.advanced. Thus we now have an unusually large fctdck, bought at the lowest figures touched within the last eight years, and they .will be sold accordingly. The attention of the ladies Is particularly invited to our large and,, elegant assortment, especially adapted to their wants, such as Silks, Poplins, -Silk Cnallls, Japanese Poplins, Piques, Mozambique^ Diapers, Marseilles, Brilliantes, Organdies, Frilled and Tucked Underskirts, SwisS and Jaconet Muslins, Laces, Embroideries, Collars and Cuffs. Linen Handtter:hiefo, Sash Ribbons, Neck Ribbons, Parasols, Marseilles Quilts, Allendale Quilts, Ac., Ac. > . The following are specimen prices: Best Calicoes at 12} cents; elegant Poplins, worth 60 cents last season, at 35 cents; handsome Grenadines, a* 25 cents;. pure Linen Handkercbiefe at 10 ceqta, rod so on. : . To the wholesale trade, we would toy our goods Uim Km. VvmoM in trraaf. twrf fmm flrnt. hatlH? and we cannot and wifl uot^e undersold by.an J neighboring town. To our many friends ana customers, we tender our graceful acknowledgments ind solicit their continue*, patronage. Delinquent debtors are respectfully reminded that Oiuvferyps are more'strictly cash than heretofore, ana their arrearages must be settled/ To parties wishing to ship Rnd hold cotton, we offer every advantage,as we make liberal advances at the lowest rate of interest, and guarantee them against any swindling in the sale of their cotton. We hope to have an early call from our friends, and cordially inVite strangers to make our acquaintance. . Ji M. IVY, ' - * J. J. ROACH, R. T. MAY. t April 14 15 ) tf THE SEWING MACHINE]. rpHIS invention may well be called the sister L ait of Imprinting ptw^ fcrlt givea to oce half of humanity a new Inlet of light to the mind; the needy mother of a family has leisure for mental culture beyond the material and the finite. It was of no use to woman, whose days and nights were devoted to the benumbing toil of earning a scanty pittance by setting stitch upon stitch, with her sewing needle, that the press scattered books and papers lyoadcaat lover the land. She had no time lor reading. Book learning was beyond any woman's home circle of enjoyments, when she had half a dozen or more in the family to make and mend for, besides doing "the work of the house." The SEWING MACHINE has changed all this, in such measure that the great mAjority of American women have now time to read and to think, if they choose, and what woman will not choose that which enables her to guide ; and inform her children ? The best Machines are sold by M. JONES, Agent. May 5 18 tf ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL. JR. SpHORB <fc SON beg to inform the cltl# zens of York county generally that they are better prepared than ever to execute PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES of all kinds and at all prices. As our silent partner, "Old Sol/j will probably be more attentive to our interest for the next few months than he has been lately, we may safely promise inai none in wain ui gooq iiitenesses shall go away disappointed. We are agents for the celebrated "COMMON SENSE SEWING MACHINE," which has no superior, and is sold at the low price of |15. We warrant it to do all that iff claimed for it Come and see for yourself. There is now no need of any family being without a sewing machine. We have also made arrangements with Maaon, Hamlin & Co; to supply those in want of a superior PARLOR.ORGAN with their celebrated instruments at New York, prices. Prices given on application. Call at our rooms in the Adiokee building. ^ : April 7-tf ^ HAIR JEWELRY.,, r// THE undersigned will BRAID human hairlo; order, in any required stitch, and mount the same in gold of any required pattern for fingerrings, ear-rings, breast-pins, bracelets, rieokJacea, watch-chains, <fcc.. with or without atme^dagee. The same will be done from THE' S.|lW? HAIR that is fornlshed, and as neatly as airy Northern work. Also, all ornamental articles, which are made of Metals, Porcelain,"Glass, Precious Stones, Ivory. Pearls, Papery &o?, will be repaired to order at reasonable prices. E. A. CRENSHAW. r Yorkyille, S. C.' / March 24 33 tf .