Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Jty, the symmetry and propriety of the movement 1 he Hon. R. B. Carpenter stands before you as a n&tive of New England, trained and educated in Kentucky, a prominent member of the Bar before the war, and a consistent and earnest Union Republican throughout that memorable struggle, and at the present moment. He stands before you as a man who has laid aside the judicial robe, which : he has gracefully and ably worn for the last two years, as the champion of justice so faithfully and j honorably administered as to subdue all prejudice 1 and elicit the united plaudits of that august and , imposing hierarchy of talent and character, the j Bar of Charleston and of the people of ttat en-; lightened and venerable city, without distinction I of race or party. A leading Republican, he has honorably borne the honors of his party from the ; organization of the new State government to the ; present time without fear and without reproach. Able, zealous and competent, he has stood eminently as a champion for the fame and honor of the Republican party, against the prejudioe and 1 corruption which nave degraded it in South Caro- < Una. -j i The Hon M. C. Butler, our candidate for Lieutenant Governor, bears a name honorable and distinguished in the annals of American history from the days of the revolution. A name that num- bers its distinguished warriors and statesmen, its i martyrs to the cause of American freedom and the ] honor of the flag of the country, as well as to that ] of the "Lost Cause," to which he attested the j sincerity of his devotion by giving to it his labors, , his fortune and bis Wood. Himself not the least j distinguished of his noble race, young, liberal, en- j lightened and talented, blending most happily the ] prestige of the past with the progress of the prescnt and the hope of the future, he is, all things considered, a most fit and proper representative man of young Carolina. Placea before the people us the unanimous nominee of the colored delegates in the convention, and accepted by that body with ( acclamation and unanimity, ne concentrates to him- , self the confidence and esteem of all the good , people. j To the support of this ticket, men of Carolina, we most earnestly invite you, in the name of that union and harmony which promises to our stricken, ' bleeding, suffering people, so much of happiness and prosperity in a peaceful future. Aaopted by the committee. ' .' J. B, KERSHAW, Chairman. E. W. Seibeib, Secretary. Columbia, July 6, 1870. Jfinantial atxir Communal. ; : l Y0RKY1LLE PRICES CUBRBHT. l nnvmaniat WKKXXY BT CARROLL, CLARK dk CO. ( . - , , ,. WEDNESDAY, July 13,1870. < MAGGING?G army?V yard., . @ J male ROPE?Hemp F?............- ..-? .. J|auiUt,F ? .. Cotton, V .. ? I IKON TIES, per pound, v (a) .. , BLUE-STONE, V ft .. ? SO K.'ANDLES?T*ltoW-Vft .. ? Adamantine, V lb .. (a) 30 j COFFEE?Rio?VB> 80 ? 25 , Laguyra, V 9> '. V ? 28 Java, Vft .. (5 .. t COTTON YARJT. V bunch of 5 pounda ? 1 90 I GUNPOWDER/V fc. ? 45 . MOLASSES?Cuba? F gallon 50 @ 60 , West India, Fgallon ? .. * New Orleans, VgaUop .. ? 1 10 1 MACKEREL?No. 1, balfbgrrels ? f No. 2, F Kit,.. .. ? 9 75 t No. 3, F Kit,.. ? 2 00 , SUGAR?Pulverised?Ffc A ? .. J Crushed,VI .. ? . A,v .. ? 15* 1 C, Extra. F ft ? 1 Brown, Fit.. U. ? ? 6 NAILS?Northern?F fc.... 7 ? 8 t RICE, F lb. 10 ? 12* J SALT,"FsacR,:;;..:. @ 85 0 * T8A?Bfysou?F 1>......; 1 50 ? 2 00 < Imperial, F lb.. ? I Black, FR> 1 00 ? 1 50 ( VINEGAR?Cider?"F gallon .. ? 60 ( PRODUCE MARKET?PRICES FROM WAGONS. ( BACON?Hams?Fit. 19 @ 80 f Shoulders, Ft).,.. ? 15 j Sides, F 18 ? 19 , CORNrF bushel I 50 ? 1 55 * CORN MEAL, F busbel ... ? 1 65 < DRIED FRUIT?Apples,peeled,V bushel.. ..,?195 S Peaches, peeled, V bnshel.. .. ? 150 . Pearhes, nnpeeled, F bushel ;. @1 25 EGGS, * dozen < 16*? 80 FLOUR, F100 lbs........... ? 4 SB, HIDES?Green?F lb..... @ 7 Dry,TPft.':..'.... @ 14 LARD?Country?Fl> ...i.s*......... 16 @ 18 LIME, Vbusbel .. @ 50 OATS,Fbushel..,. .. ? 65 PEA8,F bushel...:..... ? ... POTATOES?IrlsK-F bushel'.WET:;:....,. .. @ Sweet, F bushel .; 75 @ 1 00 SHINGLES, F 10007 3 50 ? 4 00 TALLOW, F ...... 10 ? 12* WH EAli F bushel, .7."..'. ? 1 50 CotToN.?vTbe market continues to docline. We , quote from ITtd' 17} cents for the best grades today, prioes. being nominal in consequence of the small amount of the Btaple in the market. CHARIjOTTE. July 11.?Cotton?Sales for the week 53 bales. The demand at present is confined j *? ' < 111' i ii uRi I i in |j thd small Eup- a a ij ? ??? mpiiuuj uWilq.Uje yiw??ufatitpfWft8, 18 to 18} cents being paid focgpcd style. . f NEW YORK, July II.?Cotton unsettled and | j lower; sales 300 bales?uplands 19}. t CHARLESTON, July 11.--Cotton dull and nora- ( inal?middlings 18. c LIVERPOOL, July 11-VEvening?Cotton dull, c uplands 91 to 9}. (] CHARLESTON, July 7.-Thk CROPS.-Wbile 1 the intelligence from many points is still of a fa- 1 vorable character, complaints are becoming more e frequent that' the damage arising from too much j rain, producing a heavy growth of grass and other ? * injurious Influences, are operating over a very extended surfboe. The crop of Cotton is now .reaching a point where nnfhvorable circumstances will begin' to have a decided influence on the amount of the growth. The Corn and Rloe crops generally look well and promise an average yield for the acreage planted. The Receipts.?The supplies received at the cotton ports fbr the week up to Friday last were j 14,709 Dales against 12,848 the week Wore, and 5,196 last yearv At New Orleans, the receipts j were 4.671 bales, in contrast with 893 last season. t The tool arrivals at the cotton ports from September 1st, 1869, up to the latest mail dates, were 2.833,176 bales, against 2,097,864 bales last year, showing an increase of 785,812 bales. The arri- -i vals at the chief Southern ports from September 1st, 1869, up to the latest telegraphic intelligence ^ were as follows: ?, ' 1870. 1869. " New Orleans, July 6, 1,123,004 792,807 Mobile, July 6, 301,498 225,816 . Savannah, July 6, 470,852 350,294 Charleston, July 6, 245,517 194,879 . Texas, July 6, 240,368 142,622 r Virginia, July 6, - 190,447 158,601 g The following table shows the quantity of cot- ( ton in sight on the 1st of July, and at the same j time last year: * 1870. 1869. Stock in Liverpool, 555,000 332,000 , Stock in London, 27,455 75,376 ; Stock in Glasgow, 500 600 j Stock in Havre 144,530 48,693 Stock in Marseilles 10,000 12,650 Stock in Bremen, 23,700 12,050 . Stock rest of Continent, 50,000 20,000 Afloat for GPt Britain (Am'n.).._lll,000 80,000 Afloat for France (Americanand Brazil,) 36,633 21,163 ' Tudian cotton afloat for Europe,..399,771 6 '.2,011 , : Stock in United States. Ports, 180,648 55,915 . Stock in iuland towns, 37,431 4,676 ( Total. - 1,576,638 1,305,134 i These figures indicate an increase in the cotton ] in sight to-night of 271,504 bales compared with the mine date of 1869. Stock of cotton held by 1 Manchester spinners at the mills now, 35,000 1 hales; same time 1869, 125,000 bales. Middling ; Orleans, hoar 1M and 10}d.; then i2}d. The Cqxtok Market.?This staple has exhib- ; ited dull aud declining features, and prices have 1 receded at all points. In the foreign market the article commenced at 9}.to IQd., and declined to Did.; at New York the rates began at 204, and fell off to 20 oents ; while at this point Middling uplands were, generally, quoted at 18} to 18} cents per pound, closing at 18 to 18} cents for a scant to a full style of middlings. uniuiporumi. a moderately steady enquiry has prevailed at fairly sustained rates. Prime White nt the close was held at $1.40 to $1.42 per bushel, weight, sacks included. Financial. NEW YORK, July 11.?Gold closed quiet at Special ftotias. Prize Storieg?$800. The Proprietor of the "Yorkville Enquirer , ?>irers THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS in prizes for the best ORIGINAL STORIES delivered to him by the first of October, 1870. For further particulars, address L. M. GRIST, Yorkville, S. C. Z&- Our exchanges are requested to give the nlK>ve a few insertions. July 14 28 tf . i , - - - - Card of Thanks. Rock Hill, 8. C., July fl, 1870. To the Citizens of Rock Hill and Vicinity : Please aecept my heart-felt thanks fcr the manifestations nf confidence in my integrity and efil- ; cieiK-y, exhibited at the different tines f have ; j l>oen assailed by my opponents; anl although j endeavors to have me retained as pott-mistress were ineffectual, I sin no lew grate/a. for your kindness. t I have been removed from office witlout cause, but I have the satisfaction of knowing,were it in vour power, it would not be thus. I w>uld scorn to hold any office against the wishes of is patrons. Though, now, "When vice prevail*, and liupiou* men beaxaMiy, Tlut po*t of honor i" a private utatioii.'' Please again accept my thanks, with he assu- ranee that my best wishes shall ever att<nd you. J With the hope that I may, in future, b renleinIrered as I have been in the past, I re rain most gratefully and sincerely yours, S MARIA L. RUTLAND, Late P. M., Rock Hll, S. C. July 14 28 It For Congress. We are authorized to announce EDWARD F. STOKES, Esq., of Greenville, as a Candidate to represent the people of the Fourth Congressional District of South Carolina in the Congress of the United States, at the ensuing election in October. Principles?DEMOCRATIC. June 2 22 tf A Stubborn Fact. There is scarcely any disease in which purgative medicines are not more or less required, and much suffering might be prevented were they more generally used. No person can feel well while a costive habit of body prevails; besides, it soon'generates serious diseases which might have been avoided by a timely use of Cathartic Medicines. For this purpose Dr. Tutt's Vegetable Liveb Pills are confidently recommended; they are mild, safe, prompt and uniform in their action. They contain no Mercury. Persons may eat and drink as usual, and they may be taken at any time. Count the Cost. A day's ride in almost any part of our country j will show more than one practical illustration of the parable of the man who commenced to build his castle without counting the cost. Men often leave out of their calculations such little matters as doors, blinds, sashes, mouldings, Ac., and in 1 the end find no comfort in the house which they j have built. Remember, therefore, before building, to write to P. P. Toale, Charleston, S. C., the largest manufacturer of doors, Ac., in the Southam States, for an estimate of the cost of finishing. ' June SO '26 > tf Notice. The Rev. J. C. Burge having accepted the office Df Colporteur of the York Bible Society, will en- * ter at once upon his duties, and is hereby reoom- . QQendod to the kind of oitimna and Mends of the Bible Cause throughout the county. I As the Society is still in want of funds for the ( purchase of books and the furtherance ef its de- signs, Mr. Burge has been authorized to receive sontributions in our behalf, and will report the tame to the Treasurer. R. P.- JOHNSON, Chairman of the Executive Committee. June 23 - 25 . tf Hearth's Best' Defence. "The weak oateth herbs," says St. Paul, so that eighteen hundred years" ago the Value of medial- , aal plants was appreciated. In the old Testament ' botanical remedies are repeatedly recommended, but in iio passage of the sacred history is man j#- | commended to swallow calomel, or bine-pill, or my other mineral preparation. The sick were i lirected to eat herbs to strengthen them, to purlin them, to heal them, to preserve them. In that "j lay the art of making vegetable extracts was un- J mown. The herbal medicines were mere infudons. . It. was reserved for* later age to unite the sanitay essences of tonic, aperient and antibilioos roots,- ! Darks, and plants, with an active stimulant, and hus secure their rapid diffusion through the de- -i Dilitated or cisordered system. The crowning trilmph of this effective mode of concentrating and . ipplying the virtues of medicinal vegetables was icnievea in the production of Hostetter's Stomich Bitters. Never before bad a perfectly pure ( dcobolic stimulant been oombinea with the ex- _ ininao rt f Hi a fin not fmecifics of the VCge iiTOOVU JUAW^W V. ? H rr able kingdom. Never yet, though eighteen years lave elapsed since its introduction, has this great | estorative been equalled. It is taken at all sea- ' ions, in all climes, as the most potent safeguard igainst epidemics, as a protection against ail unlealthy exhalations that produce debility or beget lisease; as a remedy for intermittent and other j nalarious fevers; as an appetizer; as a sovereign sure for dyspepsia; as a general tonic and ihvlg>rant; as a gentle, painless aperient ; as a btobd i lepurent; as a nervine; as a cure for bilious af- \ ections; as a harmless anodyne; and as the Bksl <j jefence of health under unfavorable circum- itances, such as sedentary pursuits, , undue bodily >r mental exertion, hardship, privation and expo- -1 rare. July 7 . 27 lm 'j riiis Valuable Family Medicine has been widely, and favorably known in our own and foreign countries, upwards of .... 1 THIRTY YEARS. J it has lost none of its good name by repeated rials, but continues ft) ofecupy the prominent portion in etfery family itiodiciue <4wat, ? ? ...? W It is an External andlnternal Remedy. For- ' Junnntjr complaint, or Vuiy form of bowel disease,1: n children or adults, it is an almost certain care, ind has withont doubt, been more successful in taring the various kinds of CHOLERA than any J tther.known remedy, or the most skillful physlJan. In India, Africa and China, where this Ireadful disease is more or less prevalent,- the ( Jain Killer is considered by the natives, as well as t European residents in those climates, a sure rem- ~ dy; and while it is a most efficient remedy for >ain, it is a perfectly safe medicine, even in un- 1 killful hands. Directions accompany each bottle. J Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cts., 50 cts,, and $1 per bottle. July 7 27 lm | * OBITUARY. Died?In York County, on the 21st ultimo, Miss ' jUCINDA S-. SMITH, aged about 38 years. In Gaston county, N. C., on the 1st instant, Mrs. JARGARET ADAMS, widow of the late Sam- ( icl Adams, in the 86th year of her age. , TYrtTirrc TO DEPOSITORS. DEPOSITORS in this Bank will receive the interest due them for the past six months, >r have the same passed to their credit, on pre- j entation of their Deposit Books at the Branch in ITorkville. W. B. METTS, As't. Cashier. July 14 28 tf PLANTATION FOR SALE. J rHE undersigned offers at private sale a tract of land containing 180 ACRES, situated about . teven miles from Yorkville, adjoining lands of ?apt. E. A. Crawford, R. M. Lindsay, Win. Y. . Tones and others. The land is about one mile 'rom the King's Mountain Rail Road, and about he same distance from Bethesda Church. The >lantation will be sold at a bargain. For further f jarticulars, enquire of the undersigned, 10 miles 1 ?st of Yorkville, on the Landsford road. JOHN A. BROWN. July 14 28 3t* COTTON FARM FOR SALE. THE undersigned offers his planta- t JK St tion at private sale. It is situated on BHH9L Sugar Creek, in York County, one ^ mile from the residence of Col. A. B. t Springs, and three miles from Fort 1 Mills depot, on the Charlotte, Augusta and South i I Carolina Railroad, and oontains 1 FOUR HUNDRED & FORTY-NINE ACRES, < ambracing about 20 Acres of bottom land and ibout 100 Acres of original forest. About 180 Acres of the tract are now in cultivation, on which " there is a promising crop, and nearly all the land is well adapted to the production of Cotton, Corn and Small Grain. The place is well watered, and j the fencing in good repair. On the premises is a : GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, Barn and Stables, Gin-House and Screw, several . tenement houses and all other bnildings necessary on a well regulated farm, together with a splendid orchard of 500 young trees of select fruiv j AnvVrsnn Hfiirni,R nf elsewhere, as a bargain can be secured. i JJ3T The farming implements and stock belonging to the place are also offered for sale. A. M KEE _ , Fort Mills, York County, S.C. July 14 28 6m TEN DOLLARS REWARD. STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber, on Saturday, the 21st of May last, a small, black, ! horse Mule, about three years old, and when , standing, his fore legs, below the knees, incline outward, and his hind legs incline inward from . ...ill i LIJU auivic* 11IO OWTO 1CHOIU Will l/v poivi 1V/1 tmu Mule ou Lis delivery to me, on the Howell's Fer- 1 ry Road, throe miles from said Ferry. Any information about the Mule or the Thief, will be 1 thankfully received by JEREMIAH MOSS. ! ! July 7 27 2t? school notice. #THE Exercises of the Ebcnezerville Academy will be resumed on the 11th Rates and terras as heretofore. W. A. MOORE, Principal. July 7 27 3t cassimere. i A BEAUTIFUL selection of choice and new /% styles Lieut's Fancy Cassimeres, Fine Doeskin nid Broad Cloths. Look at them before pnrelwsing elsewhere. J, W. AVERY. Sune 2.1 25 ' tf iTd. witherspoon, . Attorney at Law, YORKVILLE, S. C. Office in rear of the Court House. 7&r~ References furnished when requested.I January 13 2 tf ( r. F. HAflT. O. \V. 8ADLKR. , hart & sadler* Attorneys at Law, i YORKVILLE S. C. December 2 48 tf REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. A COUNTY CONVENTION of the Republican /L party of York will be held at Yorkville, on Tuesday, the 19th Instant, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the Legislature, and the County Officers to be elected in October, next. Yorkville and Rock Hill are entitled to five delegates each, and every other precinct in the county to three. At the County Convention, Delegates to the State and Congressional Conventions will be selected. Preliminary meetings should immediately be held in the various precincts for the purpose of selecting Delegates to the County Convention. P. J. O'CONNELL, Chairman York County. July 14 28 It THE MISS MANIGAULTS' BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL, YORKVILLE, 8. C. THE next session of this School will N/open on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1870. Mr. WM. CURRELL will assist in the higher branches, Latin, <fec. SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS Payable half In advance and half in the middle of me isessiou: English Branches, Boarding, Washing, Fuel and Lights,.... $106 00 Dav Scholars, Higher Classes,.*. 20 00 ,r ' " Intermediate Classes, 15 00 " " Primary Classes......... 10 00 French,.< 10 00 Music, 25 00 For circulars or further particulars, address Miss JULIA MANIGAULT. July 14 28 St T.M DOBSON& CO, ~ LEMONS. r ~~ Lemons for saio at T.m. dobson a co'S Store. COUNTRY Hams, Sides and Shoulders for sale by i; T. M. DOBSON A CO. ~~ CANDY. A AO POUNDS Candy for sale by , i < ItHJ , T. M. DOBSON A CO. ., LEAF LARD, [N Cans ,of 3,.5 and 7 pounds for sale by . T. M. DOBSON A CO. GENTS' HATS. RENTS' Hats for sale cheap, for the cash, by T. M. DOBSON A CO. LADIES' HATS. 7~7IT" 4 FEW Ladles' Hats for sale at cost, by . t, m. dobson a co. - MILES'CLOTH GAITERS. It zf ILES' Cloth Gaiters for sale by H(1 T. M. DOBSON <fe CO. EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. JACONET. Edgings and Insertings for sale by " ' : T. M. DOBSON & CO. READY-rMADE clothing. READY-MADE Clothing is selling very cheap at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. " ; ESSENCE OF COFFEE DAN always be found at the Store of T. M. DOBSON A CO. BREAD PREPARATION DAN be bought at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S Store, for puly 25 cents a package< . ( TIN-WARE, A LWAYS on hand and for sale at T. M. DOBf\_ SON A CO'S Stote: ; bargains. ri^.LTj at DOBSON'S soon, if you expect to get U/ some'of tboss Bargains that are going off tolly. :: : .. DONT FORGET. [F yon owe DOBSON, don't, forget to call and see him. , AT COST, A GOOD many articles will be sold at and heft.' low cost, at T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. ALL IN ALL. 7 P|0iBSON'S is the place tobny>our Goods, if Lr you waht to save money. v ; i?i CARPET-BAGS ~~ CAN be bought from the oheap Rtore of T. M. ppBSON & CO. . LISLE GLOVES* LADIES' Lisle Gloves can be found at .. . T. M. DOBSON A CO'S. ' ANVILS Ban be iiaa at T. M. DOBSpN A CO'S Store,, as choap.iL tho cheapest, for the cash. j ! i! j COTTONADIfiH v *|RR. selling low at T. M. DOBSON <fc CO'S Store. . ; ; figured bobinet, SUITABLE for Veils, for sale at DOBSON'S 5 Store. 1 ' ' . . ; , lace and linen collars. LACE and Liu en Collars for sale at = i-:, T. AO DOBSON ?fe CO'S. well chains. PI ALVANIZED Well Chains, which will not (JT rust, are for sale at DOBSON'S. mason's trowels DAN be bought at the cheap cash Store of T. M. DOBSON <fc CO. fruit jars. ' 5M"|rY GLASS Fruit Jars, the simplest apd best 4Aj\j in use, price only 25 bents, at DOBSON'S. very cheap. ^ EVERYTHING in the Dry Goods department, in the way of Summer Goods, can be bought it very low figures, from. T. M. DOBSON <fe CO. sheet iron and tin. CJHEET Iron and Tin, suitable for making bot5 toms for Molasses Boilers, can be bought at T. M. DOBSON & CO'S. not to be undersold. rHE Firm of T. M. DOBSON <fc CO. are determined not to be undersold in the same line >f goods. If you want to buy goods cheap, be lure to call an'd see them before you make your mrchases. CONNER, HOBBS & DOBSON. ourthanksT TplIE undersigned take this method of returnjl ing their sincere thanks to the peopleof York/ille, the county of York and the adjoining counties, for the very lilieral patronage bestowed on ;heni since they have been in the CARRIAGE BUSINESS, and they hope by strict attention to tiusiness and a willingness to please, to merit a continuance of the same. r?AVTVTnr* TTADT>O p. T^IADDAXT nui)DO a ~~7BUGGIES. BUY your Buggies, if you want to get good ones cheap, from CONNER, HOBBS & D0B80N. REPAIRING. REPAIRING done as cheap as the cheapest aud as good as the best, by CONNER, HOtfBS & DOBSON. PA V yrinBjryifltfTg. ^ J/ i Jin pay us, as we cannot get work aono with out the cash. CONNER, HOBBS & DOBSON. REMOVAL. DR. JOHN MAY, Agent, lias removed to the Brick Store formerly occupied bv B. F. RAW LIN SON, in the Hotel block, whore he will l>e glad to see his old friends. He lias just received a supply of Oranges. Nuts. Lemons, Raisins, Candies, Ac., which will besola low. A large stock of Paper Collars, Ladies' Hats. Ribbons and Flowers, for sale to the Trade, aim at Retail. The Wilson. Sewing Machine at $-10, and the Common Sense at $15. Illustrated Papers and Magazines received by every mail, for sale. Any Periodical desired will be supplied. Give the old Doctor a call. June 9 23 tf WILLIAM SHEPHERD & CO., NO. 24 HAYNE ST., CHARLESTON, 8. C-, DKALKIl IN COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING STOVES. PICTURES of Stovos with price and description will be furnished upon application. June 30 20 - ly rawlinsoSts^hotel BY JOHN M. RAWIINSON, YORKVILLE, 8. C. PERMANENT and Transient Hoarders received and accommodated at all times. January 20 3 ly * TO TEACHERS 0F~ FREE SCH00LS7 rE AC ITERS of FREE SCHOOLS for the year commencing Novoniberlst, 1809, and ending Jctoljer 31st, 1870, will plcaso come to my office, ind I will make out their account* for them, rhcy will come prepared to make a report of their School for the last month it was in session. They nnst art promptly or sutler loss. R. LATHAN, School Commissioner, York Coijutv. June 30 20 if j j8.:.\\ ^ AUCTION SALES. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ; BY order of P. C. HARRIS^ Judge of Probate, I will offfer at public sale at York Court House.' * on the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST next,11 s TWO NOTES, due by Violet Smith, and belong-t j ing to the estate of H. G. Plexioo, deceased, viz: One for $78, dated March 5th, 1864: the other for . $46.28, dne on the 26th of October, 1858. . J. G. SMARR, M. D., Administrator. ' July 7 27 4t ., SHERIFF'S SALES. ~ . "D Y virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias. to me (11- . 11 rected, will be sold between the legal hours : ofSheriflTs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN ^ AUGUST NEXT, < i at York Court House, the following property, to ^ J wit: 1 One house and lot in Ebenezerville, adjoining ( lota of E. Avery and others, levied on as the prop- . erty of Mrs. Eliza M. Alston, at the suit of W. T. Hall and others. (19.80 . R. H. GLENN, S. Y. C. July 7 27 4t- J ] GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER, j Preparing to take Stock and Clearing out for the FALL TRADE, AT . -T ivr T w Ac GO'S. 1 WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL DEALEE8 II J GENERAL MERCHANDISE, I COTTON BUYERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTSIN CORN, &C., i ROCK HILL., S. C. , TN order to reduce our Stock preparatory to 1 X taking Stock about the 5th of August, we now 8 offer our entire assortment of Suguper-Q*""** M j NMnannp Bnnav nqpsT - |d Many articles will be sold even below oost, as 1 wo are determined to clean up our Stock for the 4 FALL,TRADE, and clear out all odds-and-ends J and everything of att tinsaleable character. We therefore invite the attention of all cash buyers to ' the following goods to be sold at prices which " baffle competition. Gents' and Youths' >. READY-MADE CLOTHING, J consisting of Cassimere Suits, Linen Suits, Alpac- j ca Coats, TweedB, White Linen and Marseilles Vests, Ac. All styles of Summer Hats for Gents . and Ladies, of which we have quite a variety. ' LADIES' DRESS GOODS , f of all descriptions, Balmoral Skirts, Cassimere Cloths, Brown Linens, Cottonades, Ac. Remem- r ber that all the above enumerated Goods are offer-. ( ed at greatly reduced rates for cash, and many other articles which we have not space to mention. The following Goods are offered at our usual low prices. " ' - -] FRUIT JARS, LETCH WORTH PATENT,:- I thoroughly tested and pronounced by our cus- 1 tomers to.be the most reliable Jar they have used. < Wall Paper, Window Shades (both Paper ana Oilcloth) and Fixtures, Umbrellas, Coffees, Su- " gars, Teas, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Flour. Rice, Molasses, Syrups, ana almost any artiele to be called f for. .. . REYNOLDS' SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS. * BelngAgents for the sale of Reynolds' Series of I School Dooks, we are prepared to offer them at Publishers' prices. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COTTON. We still give special attention to COTTON, and solicit a call from all who are selling. . TO THOSE WHO DOUBT, We say come and your doubts shall.be removed, f as we mean all we say, and only ask an opportu- ii nity to verify onr statements. To our frienua and the public, we tender grateful acknowledgments for their past liberality. j. m. ivy, *" ' J. J. ROACH, R. T. MAY. i. ^ J"*7 g , , ;l,27 . H _ M, MESa ACEJfT, i 'evidence. ',;\r* IN overwhelming accumulation of evidence _ ni might bq ipreseuted, if necessary, but theconvictionls felt by all, that the Singer Sewing Ma- , chine iB the most reliable of any now before the' public. ) . , : hf.' JONES, Agent ; J GREECE, GREECE. T IN the heroic ages of Greece, iNestbr and UlysBes 1 . were called wise men. In.ttys, the age qf Ip- I ventions, Singer is called the lnvCntor ot Sewihgf '' J Machines, as sold by . M. JONES, Agent ~ ECONOMY. CICERO tells us that the term Philosopher was the invention of Pythagoras, signifying, as I originally UBed, a lover of wisdom. Everybody | J says that the Sewing Machine was the invention j 0 of Singer, and as nqw used signifies economy. ? Sold by ] M. JONES, Agent - j y, ' ; ; WAR, WA)^ C' -ft MADMEN may sing the hateful celebrity of the heroes of battle, and' immortalize their 4 vanity, but their glory is a bubble, whether you look'fbr if mpori'the Knbicon or the Rhine, when 1 compared to the real glory that endiadema the brow of the Inyentor of the Sewing Machine. Sold by M. JONES, Agent* B. P. BOYD. W.. , BUFFALO TONGUES. A LOT of No. 1 Buffalo Tongues just arrived i at B. P. BOYD'S. I GRINDSTONES. 5 A GOOD assortment of Grindstones at 4 cents a pound. Look out for the large Grindstone when yon want to buy goods choap, and find B. P. BOYD. J BACON. ? ii W DAVIS' best Ohio Hams jnst arrived. . Also a large quantity of Side Bacon, at BOYD'S. HORSE SHOE NAILS. ] a An POUNDS Horse Shoe Nails on hand, at . XLMJ 30 cents a pound, at BOYD'S, J BUCKETS. y WATER Buckets for sale at 25 cents, at BOYD'S. ROPE. J ROPE, of various sizes, on hand at f BOYD'S. 1 CORN. " CORN, from Wagons, 81.45 to 81.50 per bushel, n at # BOYD'S. J SNUFF. . A f\f\ POUNDS Carolina Belle and Lorillard's X Lfv/ Scotch Snuftfc, just arrived, at -] BOYD'S. J COFFEE AND SUGAR. i A LARGE lot of Coffee and Sugar on hand, cheap, at r BOYD'S. " FAMILY FLOUR. ] CHOICE Country Flour always on hand and J cheap, at BOYD'S. CASTINGS. " ON hand and for sale cheap, at BOYD'S Groce- t ry Store. f CARROLL^ CLAR^ C(X j BLACKBERRIES WANTED. 1 WE wish, to purchase $000 poundB of woll r'> dried BLACKBERRIES. They must be . j weU rtpened. After the drying hascommenoed i iwratniiaahn inJirn not to let them get wet. We ? will pay from five to seven cents per pound, ac- j cording to quality. Apply to CARROLL, CLARK <ft CO. . ! BACON. 'I FRESH Baltimore Sugar-Cured Hams and Baltimore and Country Cured Sides, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. cvupfTrwiwri - d I OAF Sugar Drip, New Orleans and Cnba MoJ lasses, for sale at tbo cheap Grocery of CARROLL, CLARK A CO. ! CLOTHING. ~ jf A LOT of Ready-Made Summer Clothing on"hand and will l>o sold low for cash, at ; CARROLL, CLARK & CP'S. | | BOMBAZINE. i FRENCH BOMBAZINE for sale at the cheap Store of CARROLL, CLARK & CO. ' | ; " neck ties. '~ j GENT'S Bows and Neck Ties very cheap, at , I CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. r j hats. ; . ' ;, f A "VARIED assortment of Gent's tlats, selling 1 remarkably low for cash, at CARROLL, CLARK & CO'S. + kentucky jeans. j<j JUST think about the low price. Good Jeans | for 25 cents per yard, at *1 CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. jr don't forget milAT CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S is the ( , J. place to get your money baek. m family flour. f FRESH Country Flour on hand and for sale, at *1 CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. J Idoffee and sugar. . ? A LARGE lot of Coffee and Sugar for Bale, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. _____ JUST received, direct from the shop, Ladies'and | Misses Shoes, at the cheap store of I CARROLL, CLARK A CO. Juno 23^ 25 ??' tf J. W. C ARROLL. BULLOCK'S CREEK, S, C. ; IMPORTANT TO ALL. 1 S the golden sun, the champion king of day, J\ never fells to mount the canopy of heaven to mveiover the great thoroughfare of his mission, mrid the song of "Spheres unknown," so we Snd that CHEAP JOE never fells to verify the Mntiment of the motto?cheap for cash. .. . J. W. CARROLL. THE GREAT TROUBLE. AX ANY are at a loss to know how Joe sells IvX goods so oheap. He answers them In this gSp'fly purchasing with the cash and being VUun^ to work cheap, by endeavoring to live >nly and let others live. Hence, with a grateful! MWtinuance of the many past fevors shown him. | H3 promises to keep a better assortment and sell ! fcrfper still. CHEAP JOE. J STUDY THIS TRUTH* pi HEAP JOE will sell Gents' Ready-Made U Clothing, Cassimere8, Hats, Ladies' Dress 5ooda and Hats, Honey Comb Quilts, Chignons, Paris fitting Corsets,new style grenadine vena. Seek Ruffles, Ribbons and Trimmings of all dnds, a great deal lower than they have beon ?W since 1861. . J. W. CARROLL. BETTER THAN MONEY. FAMILY Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Leaf Herd, Pearl Starch, Horsford'a Bread Prepaid, Mixed Pickles, Apple Vinegar, Pepper, linger, Tea, Concentrated Lye, Carolina Belle inufli all shall be sold cheap for the money. JOE CARROLL. HARD SUBJECT. FETAGON Tire. Horse-Shoe Iron, Nails, Steel Wj Hoes, English Potware, Carry CkrmbrSPad osHPlate Locks, Augers, Knives and Forks, KctIfis, Coffee Mills, Chains. Spades, Shovels, Hariqss. Rasps, Files, Ac., all of which will be sold it Mr prices for cash. J' W' CARROLL. pTYlEgffajr $ tomlevson! t : FRUIT JARS. y TIHE Patent, all Hght, self-sealing Fruit Jars. A challenge and defy all competition. The fruit; h placed In the Jar and properly heated when the ipveris applied and it seals itself. A supply on And and lor sale cheap, at the York Drag Store. KUYKENDALA TOMLINSON. OLD SUMTER BITTERS. TSHE great Southern Tonic, highly recommendJL ed try Dr. GeddingB, of Charleston, in dysrepsia and all disorders of the digestive organs, Slin be had at the York Drag Store. KUYKENDALA TOMLINSON. ~ PAIN CURER. a O jcjf /Vimo a rrrnaf orMrnftl 1AVXO UUIVDiDOIXOlU \J and internal remedy. Cares Colic, Diarrhoea, Jysentery, Rheumatism, Cramp. Lumbago, Ac. All and get it at the York Drug Store. - , . KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. ; kennedy's liniment. rIE great Rheumatic, remedy. , Takes out the 1 most kinds of Rheumatism. This remedy 1 \$s been tried and can be vouched fbr by many arsons in our own county. Sold at the York drugstore. .. :* , KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. , ] ^KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY, ; 1 k N Infallible remedy in Scrofula, Salt Rheuta,' j "Land all skin diseases. Persons afflicted with : W^rt*iho aboye, or kindred diseasos, should not Ml to apply to this remedy at once. Yon can get tat the York Drug Store. 1 KUYKENDAL A TOMUNSON. liver in vigor ator. i' NOTHER Bupply of this well-known excel- . \ lent remedy in all diseases of the' Liver,: Ac. wsalh at the York Drugstore. J KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. japan dryer. F)ATENT and Japan Dryer, a supply just in , m this morning anawlll be sold low at the York l*ng Store. ' KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. j ; hair dye. BATCHELOR'S and Tutt's Hair Dyes in stock ' and fOr sale at the York Drug Store, " i KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. J snuff* . ' J r ORILLARD'8 Scotch and Maccaboy Snuffis, ? agenuirte article. Get it at the York Drug Kre.'' ' i- htm . ?ti ft- -:u. } KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON.; j electric oil. ~~ flkEGRATH'S Electric Oil Justin. Porsons in * [I want of it can be supplied nt the York Drag i^re. KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. t ijMTTON, MAS0H k WITHERS 1 w hats. M NEW supply of the latest styles, for sale very " V cheap, hy . j ' BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. cassimeres. L FRESH assortment of Plain and Fancy Gas- i * simeres, suitable for summer wear, just re- ] etvedby . . . . ... - , . 1 BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. ; ladies' dress goods. FUST received, a full supply of Ladies' Dress Goods. coinpriaing Muslins, Delaines, Black tlKs, unauis, i^enos, Japanese C/iuws, ate., iur lie at prices to suit the times. .0BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C. ? "YUR Stock of Furnishing (foods is very full, 4 J and persons in need of anything in this line 8 111 do well to call at our Store before purchasing 8 lsewbere. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. ] GROCERIES. j [XTEare constantly receiving supplies in the I f T Grocery line, with a view to keeping up a j ill Stock. Among the latest arrivals, is a choice , it of Sugars, Coffeo9, and Teas, which we will tSi very low for the cash. 0 BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. \ T TOBACCO. J fj|7E have on hand a lot of the best and finest J Yf Tobacco in*tbe market. If you don't be- : bve this, come and see for yourself. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. J I . MOURNING GOODS. T" " ft LACK Crape Bombazine, Lamartine Cloth, II and Alpaccas. All very low for the money. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. a | READY-MADE CLOTHING. J pANCY Cassimere Suits, Linen Dusters, and t F Linen Sacks and Coats, White Linen Pants, j *hlte and Colored Marseilles, will be sold very c rw for the money, by N c ' BRATOON, MASON A WITHERS. f SHEETING. &C. 8ROWN and Bleached Sheeting and Shirting are selling low, at BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS'. PROCKERY & GLASS WARE. 1 LOT of Crockery and Glass Ware, for sale at 8 |l BRATTON, MASON & WITHERS'. ... t HARD WARE. I 3IM Locks. Stock Locks, Pad Locks, and eve\ ry thing inthe line, nsnally kept in a Hardlaro Store, very cheap, at "/ , BRAl<TON, MASON & WITHERS'. June 10 ' 24 tf W-J-'W. AVERT..C i FRESH ARRIVALS. ^ ^ CTEW Dress Goods and Calicoes just in. ^ M and see thefti. J. W. AVERY. ~ LADIES' HATS. * L VARIED assortment of the latest styles, fresh ? from the North, at prices wonderfully low. 2 J. W, AVERY. J SILKS. [ 3 LACK Dress Silks at from $2 to $5 per yard, 5 3 at J. W. AVERY'S. f BOWS, &C. ~ i "ELEGANT Styles of Bows and Sashes for the J lilies, at J. W. AVERY'S. \ GENTS'HATS. \ '\ l LARGE assortment of the latest styles and -novelties just in. Somothing elegant in the j neof White Beaver, and also fine silk dress hats, f J. W. AVERY. g NECK TIES. ~ ? CENTS' Bows and Neck Tics, elegant and e jt stunning, at h - J. W. AVERY'S. ? GLOVEl ;a LjADIKS' and Gent's fancy Kid Gloves, and a 1 C [7 fine assortment of nice "Lisle Thread jnst in 1 J. W. AVERY., i HOES. ; LXES and Trace Chains can! be bought from 11 J. W. AVERT, 1 I tohousepaTxters. i PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING THE PARA- 1 o r PET and ontaide Wood-work of the King's t fountain Military School BARRACKS, will l>e \ joeived bv the undersigned. t d A. COWARD, Proprietor. June 9 23 tf iron. ~ d [JLOW-MOLDS and Iron alwa.ys on band, as . y L cheap as can be l>ought from any one, at j s ' BOYD'S. If April 21 Ifl tf ATLANTA D] SOUTHERN LIFE Gen. JOHN B. GO * ASSETS OVE DIVIDENDS TO POLICY-HOLDE Progress unequalled by any Company * ' - ?_i i ' Wli si! .. :?*: f<l L ud This popular Southern Company INSURES and on the MOST FA ' :i r i ?... .7 "!o It is managed most economically, and i It invests its surplus in the States from "whic to enrich forei mHIS COMPANY having complied with the D? I doing a LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL BUS THOUSAND POLICY HOLDERS In the State oi SAND MEMBERS in'the fourth vear of Its exli CASH & W" om^ETOO JAMES MASON, Resident Agent, YorkvQle, REFERENCES IN John S. Bratton, ..Guthrleeville. I Dr. J. R. Bratton,.; .;...Yorkville. Dr. A. I. Barron, Yorkville.1 Col. W. B. Wilson, Yorkville. | LARGEST?BEST?CHEAPEST I , U t l.v 171NTERPRISE. INDUSTRY. TACT, LlbJCj erall tv,' and t/le But Talent, have for over Twenty Years been freely used upon MOORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER, And as a result it is now, pre-eminently, the Largest, Best and Cheapest Illustrated Rural, Literary and Family Weekly In the World. Tens - - - - < ?J all Mr.. ?ha 01 tnousanuB ui wiumnuvovu'yi*" ??u Continent, take and admire the rural for its an* perior Ability, ValuS, Illustrations, Style, fic. THE PRESS AM) PEOPLE PRAISE I?! For exatnple, an Exchange bavs : "Thb Rural is the most Elegantly Printed. Ably Edited, Widely Circulated and Heartily Welcomed, 'Paper, as a whole, which now finds its way among the People*" ^-VoLX^II begins July 2. Trv_it! Only, >1,50 per volume of 28 numbers, or $3 per year. Less to Clubs. Subscribe Now ! Address D. D. T. MOORE, 41 Park Row, New York. t ^ij24]?^!|?ay.tp. ^ AGENTS WANTED In every Tbwnj'CbuntyandState, to canvass for' ran iw hobs ran nm ' WITH WHICH ,18 'GIVEN AWAY rhat superb and world-retfowned Work of art "Marshall's Household Engraving of Washington." The best paper and the grandest' engraving in America. Agents reports'making$17 In hair a day." "Sales easier than books, and profits greater." Ladies Or gentlemen desiring immediate :anxL largely remunerative employment; book canvassers, and all soliciting agents tvlll find more money in thlB than anything else, [t is soni'ething entirety new, beihg an unpfeceiented combination and very taking; Send for Circular and. terms to J. B. FORD & CO.r Publishers, 39 Park Row, NeW York. ! i,:n ,j >; :-i ? 1. 5? CtSsfSH ui.n, ait* fro? P?W o January J, 1871.01$ I? DOLLAR will pay for 3RMI-WKEKLY do; do. 50 cents a month pays br THE DAILY SUN. Address h-W. -ENOLAND, Publisfibr, SSSSiSSSS^SSm gj 0AF7 ASSESS WASTED EOS PtfS0HIHEL1O. Hie great original illustrated comic weekly paper, rhe first 10 numbers sent on receipt of 80c..; sinr rle numbers 10c. Liberal terms to agents. Splon* lid Chromo Premiums to subsoribers. A^aross Punchinello Publishing Co.,88 Nassau st., N, Y,' Post-offloo box 2,788. . .. i i?i'? ~ . Newspaper Advertising'. A Book of 125 closely prated-pages, lately laiued, contains a list of the best American Aaverising Mediums, giving the names, circulations, ind fall particulars ooncernipg the leading Daily irid Weekly Political and Family Newspapers, ogether with all those having large, circulations, lubllshed in the interest bf Religion. Agriculture, Uteratbre, Ab., Ac. Every Advertiser, and eve* . y person who contemplates becoming soCh, will fna this book of great value. Mailed free to any iddress on receipt of'Afteen cents. GEO; P. HOWELL 4e CO., Publishers, No. 40 Park Row, ! Jew York. The Pittsburg (Pa.) Leader, in its issue of May A. 1870, says: ,'The Arm of 0. P. Rowell & Co;, | vhich issues this interesting and valuable book, b the largest and best Advertising Agency in the Jnited States, and we can cheerfully recommend t to the attention of those who desk-eto advertise heir business scientifically and systematically in | uch a way; that Is,so to secure the largest amount f publicity for the least expenditure of money." PATENTS. , Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent re advised to counsel with MUNN A CO., edit- . rs of the Scientific American, who have prosecu- ; ed claims before the Patent Office for over Tweny Years. Their American and European Patent Lgency is the most extensive in the world.? Jharges less than any other reliable agency. A . amphlet containing full instruction to inventors j 3 sent gratis. 1 MUNN A CO., 37 Park Bow, New York. 1 ESTABLISHED 1830. ! WELCH & GRIFFITHS, SAWS! AXES ! SAWS ! LAWS of ail descriptions. Axes, Belting and Mill , furnishings. Circular Saws with solid Teeth, or I /1th Patent Adjustable Points, superior to all In- | erted Teeth Saws. ' -r. SB*Prices Reduoed. *8? ] SB* Sena for Price List and Circulars, ifefc " WELCH A GRIFFITHS, ] > -0^ Boston, Mass., or Detroit, Michigan. | 4 <3i: TOOLS IN OJfE.-Pocket Rule, Ru- . I Square, Beyel, &rew-?river, CbtaeJ, ;ompaases,.Hdaa?)rs, Btrtton-Hole Cuttor. Paper- . Cnire, Eraser"aud Pencil Sharpener. Sample (pbt3heAsteelVbv mail, 'with terms to agents 50 cents. fn*lr plated", $1. Gold, do., *2. COMBINA- ; "ION TOOL CO.,?3 Mercer Street, N. Y. 1 ~~ YES r IT IS TRUE ! "T ??t thb Best Mowers? the Best Droppers?the ieffSeU-Itakcrs to be found in the world are the { Iriglnal and Reliable Double Motion ABTNA lACniNES, made by the JETNA MANUFAC- ( TURING CO., of Salem, Ohio. Send for Pamhiet containing particulars. hiladelphia. i \T IIMDER'S PASTILLES,flsure relief IV <or Asthma. Price, 4Q cents Dy mail. STOVELL <fe CO., Charleatown, Mass. , ROMPT, HONORABLE. RELIABLE. A GENTS WANTED in every city, town and V village for the largest and most successful >OLLAR HOUSE in the Country?ONLY ONE ndorsed by the leading Papers and Express Co's f the UniteaStates. Our goods give universal atisfaction, our premiums to Agents cannot be xcelled and ,'0Ur checks are free, Having' two louses?Boston and Chicago?our facilities are ine<]ualed, and our business exceeds In amount 11 utun mmuoiun in uuo ?iouo wuiuiuvu* ; tSSr SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND FREE , ;LUB to S. C. THOMPSON & CO., 36 Federal Street} Boston, or 158 State Street, Chicago, DStfbHQMANGY, FASCINATION OR SOUL, ' f CHARMING.?400 pages ; cloth. This wonerful book has full instructions to enable the eader to fascinate either sex, or any animal, at rill. Mcsmorism, Spiritualism, and hundreds of r thor curious experiments. It can be obtained >y sending address, with 10 cents postage, to T. V. EYANS& CO., No. 41 So. JCighth St Philalelphia. AVOID QUACKS. A victim of early indiscretion, causing neryona lebility, premature decay, <&?., having tried ift ain every advertised remedy, has discovered ft ' imple means of self-euro, which he will send ree to his fellow-sufferers. Address t ,T. A, REEVES, 78 Nassau st., N. Y. I epabtment INSURANCE CO; r RDON, President. g R #90=0,00O.OO. ' ?SV fi ;.7 J: fir 'Jit ' ' U, JULY 1,1869, 40 TEE CEHT, ' '*> . .. '?' ;J | doing business in the Southern States. 1 \ . : J >idtr' 1 > ': " >: i ? . : " . ,1 * LIVES upon all the IMPROVED PLANS, * VORABLE TERMS. 8 . is vefy careful in the selection of risks. \ ?? . ^ :h it is derived, And sends no money North j ign capitalists. ( ' ; " . v.gfejfftt mi In posit Laws In the various Southern States, is now ilNESS In all of them; has now nearly TWO \ (South Carolina, and numbers SEVEN THOU- ? itence,' . "... ? A. RING, General Agents for South Carolina, t MJMBIA, E a - ' i a - - \ I ' ' " U- " :ia YORK COUNTY.. CoL L D. Witherspoon,.... ?..Yorkville. j Dr. W, E. Erwin, ; YorkyUle. j Lewis M. Grist...... Yorkville." ? S. G. Hemphill.. ....;.M....Guthriesvillek Philadelphia, Pa. t ^bcts and cure. ^ Prioe 26 cents. Address^fec- i RETARY Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, c New York* , ' . ' , , .,v;- i ALLISON & BRATTON. ' . - . " " . ? OINTMENTS, &C. f HR. A. Traak's Ointment, Dailey's Pain Ex- 1 ,.tract, Tutt's pain Alleviator, Gray's rOint- ? ment, Holloway's Ointment, Gargling Oil. Foutz' J Mixture, BritishOil; Turf OltVElectric OiLMoA^eg Ointment, ^Mustang^ LLnlmen^^^uid j mentsgianufecturedat theDrugstoreoirALU- ^ SON do BBAYTON, cheap for the ?sh. r 1 J , expectorants, &o, > J Schenck's 'Pnlmonio Svrnp, 'Balaam ef Wild Cherry, Burnett's Codliver Oil, and that ,paw.- P popular, and elegant preparation of Etherized Coollyer Oil. for sale by'> _ "[ i 7 ! J ALUBON ifc BRAXTON. ? j MONEY! MONET!! I ' fflHOSE Indebted to us are requested to call at X once and settlek their Accounts. Wo pay cash for our Goods,'and therefore, those who Buy s ' from us surely cannot ask, not expect, longer ini] dulgence. No more credit;in.ttds establishment. Therefore, don't aak It. 7 ' ' ALLISON A BRAXTON. to ail. C if kinds of delicate Machinery, cheap for the ^ ' in m ot!l JhJ v tfitjri 'lioe .. ,... ALLI8QN A BBATTQlTSt,,;- * j? ' WOMAN'S FRIEND.v 0 SR. Lawrence's Woman's Friend, Marshall's Uterine Catholioon, Hooper's Female Pills,. sale cheap, for the cash, b\ " v " q .7 ,T r>u: "^ii/isON A BRATTON; 8 c O Schenck^s, R&dway's, Moflit's, ^troiK^s, iJcp' ' bensack's-.Wrigfat's, Turner's, Leroy's, Hollow>ay's and the Southern Hepatic Bill)*, $1 fqr sale fort"e?a6,PngsjA ^ERUaSu tip at. I J? the Well-known establishment of Tjlden A Co. ' w An agreeable and valuable preparation /for sale for! , *** '* AW^^BArtoK.s. l 7? POWDERS, &C, " 0 Ci EIDLIT# and Soda Poifdersand Tarrant's Kf- P ij fervescent Seltzer Aperient, dud much es- , teemed and valuable preparation, for sale cheap, ? for.thegyh,at AJ^SONA. BUTTON'S, T .jPABwm & QT&x&t:; \ SADDLES. G TF you want to buy a Saddle cheap, do not foil X to call pud examine our stock and prices, at the "Wllliants* Block." ~ ' ] g: DARWIN- A O'LEABY. i B ~ WAGONHARIf ESS. : | 1*7AGON Harness and Trace Chains for sale b TY -Iff. stii.Hi snm&W&t cyLEAKY. g SPURS, Whip Laghes, and Whips of all kinds, 5 for sale by DARWIN <fc,Q'LEARY.> ' CURRY COMBS, * JJ CURRY Combs, Collars, Halters. Bridles, Bits;' < DARWIN A O'LEARyT s, HARNESS. I" 1 /CARRIAGE, Buggy and Wagon Harness, on c |j band and made to order, as cheap as the cheap- y est and as good as the best, by 7-K' p DARWIN A O'LEABY, g, March 17 11 C ADICKES & BLACK, b adickes & black. " T HAVE this day associated my nephew, DA- < JL VID L. BLACK, with mejn business, under I the name and style of ADICKES A BLACK. I 111 take this opportunity to tender rav thanks to the. public ibr the liberal patronage I nave always re-' , ceived, and respectfully solicit a continuance of 4 the same for the new. firm. .' . ..-m\ H. F. ADICKES. June tfth, 1870. : % 23 f summer coats. \ p OOD Linen Sack Coats are selling at from $1 UT to $2; Colored and Blaek Coats, from $2;50 to M ; Summer Oassimere Sacks and FrOcktees. from $ to $12. Also a good variety of Vests and Panta- H loons to match, at.correspondingly low prices. J A great proportion of these Goods-were made j* here expressly for this market, and are warranted "j to be all they are represented. ? - ADICKES A BLACK;. jj IHIfE kare ^ust received a fre-h supply of La711 4ms' Drnss Goods atgreatly'?'Educed prims, R; imong which are plain Challis and Summer De- " laines. Call soon if you want a choice. f? ADICKES A BLACK. JJ - hoes. 1( <~|UR Stook Of Brade's Crown and Riveted Hoes- Jn Lf is large, and will be sold at from 50 to 90 [ w :ents. c ADICKES A BLACK. j books. | OUR Stook of Books is complete, and will be i sold at low rates. Any book wanted that | s not on hand, will be obtained on the shortest ratice. " ; ADICKES & BLACK, | shoes. 'j; f TUST received a fresh Stock of Ladies and Chil- [ if dren's SHOES, at the cheap store of ADICKES A BLACK. {. J LACES.&C. | A VERY large stock of LaCps, Lawnq, Chair I t\. Tidies and Bed Lace, ibr sale low at ' u I " ADICKES A BLACK'S. \ Jg I. i ri] niTT'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. Cure diseases of LIVER AND STOMACH* > y? Tutt's Expectorant,: A pleasant Cure lor | Coughs, Colds* Ac. I (J DUTT'S SABSAPAEILLA AND QUEEN'S ^ DELIGHT! ? . > . I LI The Qreat Alterative and B^ood Purifier. , Si PUTT'S IMPROVED HAIR DYE,j? Warranted the best Dye in Use. ! These Standard Preparations are for sale hy ALL DRUGGISTS, FebrwwyS ' fl. . fira'.'f GRAIN CRADLES, ,^'i ? BRAIN Cradles and Scythe Blades can be found at BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS', WALTHAM WATCBf^. rffE extensive use of these Wstchef for the last fifteen years by Railway Conductors, Eufineers, and Expressmen, the most exacting of iVaich-weamrs, has thoroughly itanonstrated the itrength, steadiness, durability and accuracy of be Waltham Watch. To tgtisty that class in all hese respects, is to decide the question as to the eal value of these timer-keepers. More than 450,00d of these Watches are now peakingibr themselves in the pockets of the people?a proof and a guarahtee of their superiority >ver all others. The superior organization and great extent of he Company's Works at Waltham, enable them o produce Watches at a piioe which renders competition futile, and those who buy any other fVatch, iperely pay from 25 to 50 per cent, more 'or their Watches than is necessary. st less yy e are now seuuug nwwiaui ><? ) rices In greenbacks, than the gold prices before he war. Ttere ls no bflier manuihcture of any rind In the United States of which this can be aid. . Shew time-pieces combine every improvement bat a long experience has proved of real practical lse. Haying had the reftisal of nearly every Indention in Watchmaking originatingin thisoounry or in EJarope, only those were finally adopted vhich severe testing by the most skillful artisans n our works, and long use on the part of the pubic, demonstrated to be essential to oonrect and enluring time-keeping. Among the mapy improvements, wdwbnld paricularize: The invention and use of a centre-pinion of peso liar construction, to prevent damage to the train )y the breakage of main springs, la original with he American Watch Company, who* having had he reftisal of all other oontriv&noef, adopted fogg*aJPfeteutptadon aa bring the best-ond ereally admitted by Watchmakers to be the beet, ire used in all grades of Waltham Watches. All Waltham Watcher hsvh dust-proof caps, >rotectftig the movement from dust and lessening he necessftyof the frequent cleaning necessary n other Watches. Our new patent stem-winder, or keyless Watch, s already a derided sncoeea and* great improvement on any stem-winding Watch in the Ameriun ?nJ hvfkr the chfionest Watch of Ito luality now offered to, the public. Tothose livng In portions of the United States where Watch nakers do not abound, Watches with the abovenentioned improvements which tend to insure acluraoy, cleanliness, durability and oonvenienoe, nust prove invaluable. ' Every Watch guaranteed by the.Company. To prevent imposition, buyers should see that ivery Watch should bear either of the following rademarks: *' American Watch Coi, Waltham, Mass. kmni Wacch ,???? WAKh&at, Ham* ' tmeHcan Whtiah.iOoi,vCrescent- .o j. RjiSMy H'ji.nJ&u.yduWAUham, Mm, r tpptetoi^Traoy A Co,,..,WaithmiO, Man. Valthw WWcb Waltham, Mmm. >. S. Bartlett, Waltham, Mass. IomeWatch A descriptive - circular giving man tuOTl faarniatloh dent to'ahy address on appUMttob. ; No Watches retailed by the Company.. Addrtsa, Cri~^0wtfften .'M :.jii< vll-jt- ;o '#*ha:-M '*di it* .!.! 4703fr.sttival BOBBINS > APPLETGN, .-;?/?rx<L wWttj'il t'Jrni tU :i' WiT Gcncrai^^ent*, .if eta jgrBroiadway, .He* Votlr. " JXibftoJ U&&F isHt n ji ; >{!? < Jo ' i .J: yy.s:. . Ask;?oi seen (he ue* FUIyLr-PI/ATE WATCH ?rin* the tr*|e,, m^rk. V^^rican Watch .Cp? rescentst. Waltham, It [is by flur. the nd surpasses anything heretofore made In this Gantry fof Railway Engineers, Con d ucto'rs, Ac. April21'i:,; 16 ' eowSm SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN. CHXRI^TON^ 8/ fe brrccUdITecJayVy A.G 'KAUFMAN, Broker, *XSBKB ml j ? 8TATESKCURiTiKs^8ontb piiulina, old; ? @86; o new,?@76 ;do, recfoi tdi( JitfQCk, 78. Railroad Ponds?Bine Ridgb (Brr*t qwrtgage) 8fc7/12 iw and tarlingtbft. lort) -@8Cf;4o, (State gwwaptoe) ^@4&| .]Spmhis and Charleston- ? @.8$f JfortbeastepTJ, ?@ 2; Savannah and Charleston (I*t mprf) o, (State goahuttee) South- psiNafl^^ja 5; do,' *H(^a4.SpMt?barg and Union ?@(8, ^ortheaflter^?415; Savannah and Charieston, ? $85; South Carolina Railroad Company/~@40, ExoHAjfja*. d?.-^New York Sight, \ off par; *>ld, 110@n2;SUv?r 1040108. SOUTH CAROLINA HANK BILLS. Bank of Cbarlestori??.V.-. <3? Bank of Newberry, (Spank of Camden, ...?...?? .. ?(|?) ank of Geo 1*26tQWXL t M? < ? ?? UM|* ank of South Ctrotyna, ?@1.5 ank of Chester,... 7 . ank of Haaab XXTfEj+?\4*m IM?M 10 ,* ank ofState of A Carolina, prior to 1881,.?@58 ank ofState of S. C^InaTiasue 1861;A<?,-@35 Planters1 and Mechanic Bank, Charges-, ton....... ? * ? Union Bank of; Cnapostoiif Southwestern R. KB^rik,.Charleston, old,?@? Southwestern R.R.Bank, Charleston, new,?@? tate Bank of Charleston,....,?............ 8 arniere' snd gf^hap^e Bank, Charleston,-(g^G omraerclal BMnCf Columbia, ? tercbanta' B&sjpjKf dioraw,???* v?o,4m~~ lanters' Bank of FairflelcL 4ul? late of South Carolina BillB Receivable,.... <f 97 ity ofCharleaton Change Bills,.,...;... ??.' @97 . ! if{ :? >7; . *.. .. . , Bills marked thus ( ) are being redeemed at the ank Counteri'of rah..". '" ' July 14 < 2. ly : THJS POMCT HOLDERS' ifi iiiTiiniimiiMi 'OX" 'A'JbUHl eOUTJJL . 19 Broad Street, Charleston, South Carolina, * Having deposited with the Comptroller General #569Qod For the Protection of its Policy Solders, JILL ISSUE THE USUAL FORMS OF LIFE i AND ENDOWMENT; POLICIES. PHIS Company is purely MUTUAL. IT,HAS [ NO STOCKHOLDERS! Its object is to re? in among' the assured all the benefits arising om their premiums. It is plsin that in a purely [utual Company ALONE cap the .public derive le entire benefits which the present knowledge ' the science of Life Assurance can confer. "There can hardly be a happierset of capitalin on wtrth than one that has obtained fight by srpetual charter, to Insure lives, receiving from iC proceeds, first legal interest on the stock as a tre thing, and secondly Hi or20jper cent of what re called profits?that is. premiums proving to s a surplus forever!"?Mass, Ins, Com. Report, (59 to 1885, Pp, 180. *' ? Persons wishing vo become members, or deeirig any information, will please oommnnipate iui auxpf the Officers of the Company. WW?; McBURNEY,President. E. P. ALEXANDER. V. Pres. and Actuary. E, NYE HUTCHISON * " ' N. C. J/F. GILMER <? " " Ga. GEO. E. BOGGS, Secretary and Gen. Agt. JNO. T, DARBY, M. D., Medical Advised. April 7 35 . tf ATTERBOWS SPRINGS. ST LOOK AT THIS.-te. i j ' INVALIDS and the public gettr erally are hereby notified that my RSBSL: House at "Pattersony Springs/' HBHit in Cleaveland County^ lT cTte >w open for the RECEPTION OF BCWKBDiSfes, ? l.hAi>lnu)filAntor peomlar. and tHI mntlniM itr. aJSrthd present season, tfhose wishing CHOICE F ROOMS would do well to apply at an early iv. Evdrv eflort will be made to aoeoramodate ose who may attend, and patronage fa earnestly lidted by the Proprietress. ' " V", W. G. PATTERSON. JnncSO 26 ". jBfc" XLUFEEY, FAHCY AHDHAHt GOODS. fUSTrec&ved and will receive weekly, at the I old HACKET BUILDING,a new and elegant sortment'of Millinery Goods, in Bonnets, Hats, lowers, Ribbons. Laces,, Wreaths, Illusions, rapes; white andblack Cfape Collars, Lace and Inen Collars and Cuffit, Love Veils, Crape Veils, indowns, Hooda?&c.. j, * Bridal Bonnets, Vella and Wreaths, always ady, together fruh a good assortment of Fancy td Hair Goods, to which the undersigned would II the attention of the Ladles generally. Mrs. E. DICKINSON, Agent. AprilT i 14 1 ' L 8m BANKPILLS WANTEIV 1ILLS of the Bank of Chester, Commercial J Bank: Exchange Bank of Columbia, and the ank of Hamburg. Apply at the ENQUIRER OFFICI^^^y 27