Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\ f "We don't want any trouble with the General j Government. We have had enough of war, j and we want peace ; but we can't sit still aqd j see & gang of thieves,, sustained by#a horde of, ignorant niggers, take our property from us." i I find this to be the general sentiment among i the white population. They declare that their 1 have nodeeire to iresist the Federal auth?iM and that their troubles all spring fromHjadj State and local Government- ^^ An intelligent man, who said ^"^hdped tod fire the first gun on Fort Sumter, audi seye&J through the war until Johnston's surrehWfn flaming out of the wreck of the iS&nfedetac^j with no other property than a^grayx talked with me the other day witnmore mod-1 eration than is usually shown. He sai^Ltiied white people of South Carolina woflld^BPpaa if Congress would remand the 'Sta^e to &^emj ritmial condition, and send down spmdL^aaT from the North to govern it. Or'iftney conld have a military government no one-would' object, ftrnothing could be so bad as'a gqyerament of ignorance, indigence, ana fraud. If the mas in pow%r would consent to some. compromise that would give the property aud ' intelligence 01 ise otate a representation in t the Government, he believed there would bgi peace; bat if not, he was sure there would be? bloody times at the next election. Everybody appears to look to the approaching Tax-p^yem Convention to devise some plan of conciliation that will brine harmony to the State. It is believed that this can be accomplished by an agreement between the leaders of both parties upon the following oourae: 1. That the Ku-Klux outrages shall cease. There is no doubt that the leading Democrats .have power to stop them if they wish to. 2. That the ;(3overnor shall, as finas ia is his power, remcf?e mconj]tetent and dishonest local officers, ana appoint in their places respectable m<& of moderate views. Ibis he has already commenced doing. 3. That nothing shall be don8 toward selling the sterling loan bonds until there are further o guarantees that the proceeds will be . applied solely toward the extinguishment of the present debt of the State, A That an effort shall be made by the and others to induce the Legislature tojpass a law providing for minOrrfcyrepH mentation by a system of cumulative vbtfcig. The Convention meets on Tuesday, May 9, and will probably be in session for three days* Delegates have b'eerr chosen in all the counties of the State. OUR PRIziB PLAN. The name of every yearly subscriber, who lias paid in advance, is placed in a box provided for the purpose, and on each Wednesday morning, . after thoroughly mixing the names, one name is r drawn from the box, the name so drawn being ei^- 1 titled to sprize of FIVE DOLLARS. Ae names f are addOd-tothe aobecription Hat, throughout tlTs current year, they will be placed In the box, and obwiy have amequai ehance in each drawing. When a person subscribes for more than one copy, J he wiUbe entitled to the. prize that may be drawn ( in the oome of the person to whom the paper is .. sent, unless her gives directions to the conbj^y. i AWARD THIS WEHK. ] . EwqotrEr Office, May 10, 1871. I 4 a drawing made thihtlsy for the purpose of allotting the prize to "be awarded this week, in ^ accordance with the above plan, the name <Jf ( A. R. Taylor, Smith Grove, Davie Co., N. C., j wm drawn, who. is hereby declared entitled to 1 Pri*8-: . ? | Coraierml. YORKYILLE, May 10.-Coraow-From 8 to 111 oents. CHARLOTTK_May 8.?Cotton.?Sales for the week 481 hales. Thenj^kethae ruled during the week quiet and steady?closing at the opening quotations, middlings 13 cents, low middlings 121 to m oanta. ^ j NEW YORK, May 8.?Cotton quiet and firm 1 ' with sales of 2,000 bales, at 151. ' LIVERPOOL, May 8?Noon.?Cotton opened i * steady?uplands 71d. and 7|cb> ? % , CHARLESTON, May 8.?Cotton finn-mid- ' dling 141. 1 Financial. * * ^^NEW TTTOE.^aylfc-Gbidiff ? 1' gpttiai Unto. : ; * . -A Prize Stories?$800, 1 lIi l? \ TheProprietorof the " Yorkville Enquirer" offers THREE HUNDRED DOLLAR8 in prizes 1 for the heat ORIGINAL STORIES delivered to f bins by the^th of October, 1871. For farther particulars, sddress j > - L. M. GRIST, Yorkville, 8. C. JST* Our exchanges are requested to give the above a few insertions. For Coughs, Bronchitis, and Consumption in its early stages, nothing eqilals Dr. Pierce's Alt. ! Ext. or Golden. Medical Discovery. It is also a great blood purifier and strength restorer or tonic, . and for "Liver Complaint" and Costive Conditions of the Bowels it has no equal. . Sold by 1 druggists. . .. ?,-;r ?:?? Dr. Tat?* Celebrated Expectorant--No Mystery How it Acts. First it detaches from the bronohialo^wind tabes the mucus or matter which sometimes adheres to them with the tenacity of glue. Secondly, it mitigates the pain and removes the constriction of the bronchial tubes and muscle of the chest. Thirdly, it resists the progress of inflammation; and assists the longs to throw off the imtating mauer wmca accumulates. " * ? - 4 y Card ta the Public. We hereby, give notice to all whom it may con# cera, that we propose henceforth and forever, to abandon all connection, with the Union League and the Radical party.: ALFRED McCAW, JESSE McCAW, BULLY AVERY, . YORK HALL. May 11 . 19 -.It* A Card. The undersigned freed men, residing near Concord church, have reason to believe that unjust reports have been circulated to their prejudice as peaceable and law-abiding citizens. They each hereby; utterly deny that they have, by word or aot> encouraged any spirit of lawlessness. _ They refer io their 'substantial ( neighbors, as to the truth of their respective statements. , a - FRANCIS JOHNSTON, - JUGUS'MASON, ?; HUOT JOHNSTON. May 11 lj> It In consequence of a number of reports having been;circulated throughout-ibe eouiitiy <wfth regard to myself, I deem it proper to'publish this card. . It is alleged that I have been threatening violence against individuals, having improved fire-arms in my possession, and charging individuals with theft and damaging and destroying my property. I wholly deny each and all these, allegations. I have never'owned a pistol in my. life, and no description of'fire-arm other than a "flint and steel \ock" shot gun. , , I AJ)DISOX WOODS. Card of Thanks. Mr. Editor I desire, through the columns of your paper, to return my Shicerethank9 to R. J. Brown, J". M. M. Cain, Amos Burns, white; and to Lsaate Miller, Jefferson Miller, Grandison Miller and'other persons of color, for the active serr vices rendered to me, in endeavoring W extinguish the flames end withdrawing property there-, from, daring the burning of my dwelling, which, took place betweejj the hours of ten and twelve, on the night of the 80th - of April. My sincere thanks to all sympathizers^ !atid especially my thanks to the God of Heaven for no greater calamity. D.B., 8COGQINS. Travelers are always liable to Sudden attacks of' Dysentery and Cholera Morbus, and these occurring when absent from hon^, are very unpleasant. The Pain Killer may always be reliedupon in such cases. As soon as you feel the symptoms, take one teaspoonful ftr a gill of new milk and molasses and a gill of hot water, stir- well together and drink hot. Repeat the dose every hour until relieved. If the pains be severe, bathe tBe back ? and bowels with the medicine clean ?, -"fa eases of Asthma and Phthisic, take a teaspoonful in a-gill of hot water sweetened well with molasses; also bathe the throat and. stomach faithfhlly with the medicine, clear. . Dr. Sweet says it takes ont the soreness in cases of bonesetting faster than anything he ever applied.., ; ; 1 . v,. . Fishermen so often exposed to hurts by having their skin pierced with hooks, and fins offish,'Can be relieved by bathing with the Pain. Killer as soon as the accident occurs; in this way the anguish is soon abated; bathe as often as once in five minutes, say three or four times, and you will seldom have any trouble. ' The bites and scratches of dogs and cats are soon cured by bathing with the Pain Killer, clear. May 4 18 lm I HY31ENEAL. Married?In this county, on Tuesday. 9th instant, by Rev. Thos. E. Davis, Mr. R. FKANK CLARK, of Yorkville, and Miss M. J. RIDDLE, of this county. i ' f i i -i t OBITUARY. 2jSl>jkKp?In this oounty, near Clay Rill, of TypnOTO^heutDonia, on the 3rd instant,,Mrs. 8. J CATHARINE BARRON, wife of D. W. Barron, hfrfrifciV years 8 months ana 16 days. fcgwSj&harlotte, N. C., on the 3rd instant, W. W. *qT7YnN, in.the 43rd year of his age. . ~ In Gaston county, N. C., on the 19th of March, jj*!, SARAH EMMA, daughter or D. TB'eo. tad Tidvinia J. Pegram, aged 19 years. This dear laud) of the flock was a lovely example of the Divine Grace. The Bible vge her delight; ; prayfr and religious conversation her pleasure. Her ardent affection, sweet temper, and especially her devoMon to the ohnrch of Christ and the Sabbath Sch jol fctflftredber to all. , Death, though srmden, fonnd her. ready* She , >f8ve to her weepinjfcarents and friends, the most inhering satisfaction oi- asafe passage and a happy immortality. T. E. D. * a "w-f-tr-1 "?-* "*t v J, n. A V JEjlfcIGREAT REDUCTION IH PRICES. ~ ifftO make room for a new supply of Goods, I J^ havo narked down the prices, of my. Dress Goods, Lenos, Bareges, Grenadines -and Spring Silks at very low figures. Call, see and lie eon- * vinced. J. W. AVERY. ~ RIBBONS, &C. H BLACK, Plaid and Embroidered Sash Ribbons; ' real and imitation thread Lace, Lace and unen Collars, Linen Cuffs, embroidered Wbbon^ J Tor neck ties ; <and a large supply of fancy Goods,-!? which will be sold at low rates. J. W. AVEB^jgi!: _ HANDKERCHIEFS, , ?Tt T INEN, Hemstitched, ^Embroidered and PMn . I 4. Handkerchiefs, at one dollar JSer dd^?b,t*ttcL j Gent's Hemmed Linen, iKrge sizefat two cjbllars F and ftftycents per dozen. .1. v. . . y. W. AVERY. HARDWARE. j TIRADE'S Cotton.Hoe, .atSO cents; Coffee Mills, 1 IV Trace Chains, "Piles, of every description,; Well Pulleys, Padlocks, Sheep Snears, Augers, Chisels, Ac., low down. - - J. W, AVERY. f CALICO. " t TflE very best nt 12},* good at'10, and, medium f at 8 cents per yard. . J. W. AVERY. ^ to CUTLERT^ - P&KET Knives, Scissors, Rasoirs and Table Cutlery?a varied assortment. < <&. ,yr ..... J. W; A"??BT.. ' SCt! AR ABFD COFFEE. F~ ; FflFTE best of Sugar and Coffee always'on hind, l 1 at rt.. * J. W, AVERTS. * 1 . . f ... ' " jPpgj 4 J. W. CARROL.L-. I jk BUflOCg'S CBSSK. 8. C. . iTH&KAT THAT BEAMS F0EE7EE. i yt^Ms&Jotor upon the crowded drama of li? J 5 gjoyirig with anticipations of wealth; hove]# ^ ?ver it in thoughts^and nudnight E* CtMcLM^^;AyD PBOPBIKTO^. } PPBLM^MpSEEXJ AT 0HS8TEE 0. H? 8. 0. rEEMS-TH3|?E J)OLLAB6 PEE AHHTTM, J eopv to tlw' maker of '. ^ April 27 17 ' '.WV; THE YORK MARBLE YiRO. j WE invite the attention of th& public to onr presentstock of very desirable work, which . we are offering at very low rates. We especially invite parties desiring anything in \\>M .r;-v: the marble line, .'?i to examine onr work and prioes before pnrchasing elsewhere, ;$s we ar?;confident we can-make it to their interest to purchase from us. Orders from a distance " 1 "j PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.' . ' '? ' ' ' . * .' , (. r . v ' > . ' On application, we will furnish Drafts, Designs and Pnoe List or Work, by mall.'" .? F. HAPPERFIELD & 00. January 12 j 2 ... if:.,:. METALIC BURIAE CASES. J THE undersigned informs the public, that he -i has made arrangements with the Manufaetu- I rers, to keep on hand a supply of FISK'S METALIC BURIAL CA8ES, of different sizes, which will be sold at fair prices. He is also prepared, with proper materials, for famishing WOOD-COFFINS of any quality that may be desired. \ JAMESkE. SMITH. Februarys .6 ly i* : ANOTHER ARRIVAi* ~ - ' - WITHERS <k 6TIL- , WELL ttce qp^eyiv- J NATURE, sucli^as Butest St^jee.and^Finish, * J1"* Also, a variety of material and trimmings used in the RElMJRiNGOF F0RNITURE? Give us a call. ' .' ' ,l 1 . March 10 j . 11 tf application tor discharge. ;j "VfOTlCE is'hereby given that the undersigned, 1^1 Admiiristrator b7 the estate-of W. P. POO- i YET, deceased, will- makeafmal settlement with 1 the Judge of probata 0f York County, on the 12th ( day of June, next, when he will make application 1 for discharge as Administrator 6F said estate. T. W. CAMPBELL, Administrator. May 11 ' .t 19 . . 5t* < APPLICATION POB DISCHARGE. ! NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrators- of: the Estate of HENRY PLEXICO, deceased, will make a final settle- | ment ofthesaid estate wife the Judge^f Probate of , York county, on the20th day of May next, when ( tbev will'make application for a final discharge , as Administrators or the said estate. Dr. J. G. SMARR, V J..M. PLEXHXU Administrators. Aptfl,20 . fyj 16 ^ fit | Jw NEWTON LEWIS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, For the Sale of Produce and the Purchase of Mer- 1 t r . chandise, . , - , NO. 14? W* PRATT STREET, 1 BALTIMORE, MD, .^aP'Will make liberal advances on consignmenta of cotton, and will defer the sale Bobjeot to shipper's order. 1 Ocfoberffl 42 , . tf STEAM' ENGINE AND BOILER FOB SALE! | F>R sale, a 6-horse power STEAM ENGINE i AND BOILER,. in good order, with steamgauge and watpr gauge, suitable for driving a Cotton Gin, Thresher, etc. Will be sold at a bargain. For fbrther particulars, apply to L. M. GRIST. ' May 4 18 , tf T. M. DOBSON & CO. HARDWARE. " 7 #>13EST, Rim, Cupboard and Wardrobe Locks: ly Files, Rasps, Hammers, Chisels, Braces ana Bits, Screws, Tacks, Draw Knives? Butcher, Pocket and Table Knives; Wagon, HingfeB^we-Shoe, Board and Finishing Nails; AugraCM^'Auger Bits, Planes and Plane Bits, HoiljStoteMjfflfe'Long Handled Spoons, Flesh Forks, Scythe and Grass Blades, Bush' SraSS^-Shoe Brushes, Horse Brushes, Gate -HfSttfimpiral Gate Latches, Long Handled ShovelsCWrSpades, Rakes, Trowels, Frying Pans, Tea<KeftJes,l3auce Pans, Iron and Steel Squares, Thnmhyauges, Compasses, Spirit Levels, QimletsnHfipPnaples, Cupboard Latches, Show Case^&rings, Spring Balances, Steelyards, Tongue, BXmR&jMbak, Log, Halter and Dog Chains; 9ttk$rons, Hoes, Andirons, Axes, ana various otUjHraiplfisr,' "tfffefch we offer low, for ctteh. ^ ^ .fist ARKI Vct. ' 2000 POUNDS gpod'Suga^jBj^^'' WO " Old Governme^^mi/ 500 Gallons New Orleans Molasses, 500 44 Common "Black Molasses, **100 Cans Core Oyeters, -" >60 , n Fresh Peaches, 50 Bottles, of Pickles, 4 500 Pounds of Candy, M0 Prize ^ws, ' rIE prettiest Hate,ior Ladies and Misse^ to be d Switch 'di^I1 f?* ^^rthiCe ^ig?on8 * ' OLD DOBS0N. ,4 LOT of new DresS Goods just opened/which '.'i'i ~ i' j > * i i * ? POWDER AJSB SHOTPaa POUNDS FFF Pooler, 800 pounds of et Moulds and-Wipers for Otuimltot sale low, DV T. M. DOBSON ft CO. " SHOTGim, TlHE best lot of Double-BarrdlslflTSnot Guns to JL be found in thAplace'. Price Worn *1 m too >ach. Also a few or Colt's PistolB-^fco^sale low, "or the cash. , T. M. DOBSON <fc CO. ,4 NOTHJtR lot of tftj&bs*utiful Prints for sale, A atm?mttPtj^^0Es<)N ^ BACON. ~m B| ALTIMOBE BACON Ibr sale, at 12* oents per pound, at . . \ T. M. DOBSON ft COfe. r . SHOES AND BOOTS. A NTCE line of $hoes and Boots, which we offer \ low, for cash, at P . T. M.B0B80N & GO'S. f HOES' SHOES. P k/flLES' ClothjGaiters, for Indies and Misses; J. Miles' Kid and Goat Shoes; for Children, Usees and Ladtaigltist arrived atDGBSON'S. PItlUE TRIMMIireS. )IQUE Buttons and Trinuninra^for^sale^ low, " LIMN TAPE ~T ?tAN befoond at BOBSON'S, Tfery cheap, for GRAIN CRAD&ES. 4 LOT^of:Grain Cradles, with six fingers, for 1.18,^ . T. M. DQB80N & CP'S. ialfod g?.one^^ gone. CtOTHI^Ge r^PllMT "KT A fM???<\ AtKlwot ?_ C^r\ oAo BaJlloQivdJ K, Teste,- low for cash, at h '" CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. jLf ACKEREL, in Kits and Quarter-Barrels, at TJL thecheap Grocery Store of CARROLL, CLARK! A CO. scythes" 7~~ pt RTFFIN'S celebrated Grain, GrflMpd Brier yr Scytbee, for sale at ' CARROLL, CLARK PLUG'S. shirts. FOE can find a good line of Ready-Made Shirts at the cash Store of CARROLL, CLARK A CO. ~~ dress goods. BOMBAZINES, Black Alpacas, and Delaines ' low for cash, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. cutlery. 4 GOOD assortment of Pocket and Table CutfV lerv, can be bought low, for cash or barter, at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. notions. r>OTH Brushes, Sleeve Buttons, Green Spectacles, Dress Buttons, Linen Fans, Toilet >oaps, Knee Buckles, Steel Thimbles, and Rodger's Scissors, for sale at CARROLL, CLARK A CO'S. wooden Ware. BRASS Bound Cedar Buckets, Cedar Churna, Painted and Varnished Tubs, low,'for cash >r barter, at CARROLL, CI ARK A CO'S. paper. FOOLSCAP, Commercial Note, Gilt Edge and Initial Paper, and Envelopes, for sale by CARROLL, CLARK A CO. ~~ gun locks, ~ ~ V?RAS6 Butts, Steel Pens, Anger Bita, Peg and D Sewing Awls, Shaving Boxes and Banshee. Rifle Nippers, and Yankee Soap-, low for.casb/atCARRCLL, CLARK AX*)'8. : " T .1 *n*W! Hie Oldest Established House id Torkville. DATING BACK TO 1030. \\l ITfi but little interruption during an expef?1 rienoe of forty years, J. Hi ADAMS nas oeen and is yet, try connoisseurs, regarded THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE, rad now that Spring brings unto us genial skies, oudding flowers, and all that tends to make mother earth beautiful; yet none of its blessings have oeen looked for with more anxiety than the SPRING STYLES OF GOODS, of every variety, which are exqnislte, unrivaled, ind remarkable for durability, and to be found only at the old ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF J. H.ADAMS. People wonder, and ask how J. H. Adams, of the ola established House, can afford to sell Goods io cheap, and the only explanation given or conceded by every Wdy, except jealous rivals, is, that you can buy Goods at the Old Established House, at A LOWER PER CENTAGE than at any other House outside the Northern and Southern Wholesale Markets. t } . COL. W. H. M'CqJ|B. An attaches of the OLD E8TABI^5|BMjteCuSE tias just returned from the No^^^MFrogs to inform hia numerous friends anMQBMKp&unity generally, that nls : BEST EFFORTS HAVE BEEN' GIVEN to please, informing friends and the public, that. they can find everything to be found hi a well appointed Store, and wound advise that they look out for an UNPRECEDENTED ADVERTISEMENT of Goods, in the next issueof the "Yorkville Enqnirer." in "i i inn ' ??1 MILES' SHOES. A LARGE assortment of Miles' Goat, Kid and /I Cloth Shoes, of .the latest styles, for Ladies' and Misses'wear. For sale,by . . I. . , j. w. Avery. BP SALES, t SAWtftfOTTTON GOLD MINE. J bluer rSna i t'b, defendant? Foreclosure of Y virtue 'of an order from Judge WliL M. r THOMAS, made at Chambers on the 19th of; April, 1871,1 Will expose to public sale /it York Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, NEXT, 3 J a tract of land, situated in York oounty/on tbOj 1 waters of Buck Branch, containing ; NINETY-EIGHT ACRES, MORE OR LESS,:, j adjoining lands of Dr. C. L. Clawson, ?? ISWMy and others, and known as the ?. ^ < SUTTON GOLD MINING PROPERTY. * Also, at the same time and place, the Saw ana^ Planing Mill, and all other machinery, tools and. furniture ontne above mentioned tract of land, k TeAhb?CASH. >1: '* ,,(*8.28) R H. GLENN, 8. Y^CS . J f ,??y" w t EXECUTRIX' SALE. a * BY permission of the Judge of Probate of YoA I county. I will expose to public sale at York. ! Court House on the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNBjfc NEXT, at the risk of the former purchaser, that; certain parcel or TRACT OF LAND, situate in' 'j York county, belonging to the estate of John G.: 1 Gill, deceased, being apart of the "Stephenson" , tract known as the McKnight place, represented . by a plat of the same by J. M. Hope, D. 8., con- j taining ?' " ONJBHDNDRED A FORTY-THREE ACRES, monorlesa. . ' 4b Terms.?a gfldBciency of cash to pay thacofhL of this re-sale. The balance on a credit until tbe*^ 1st of January, IffiTHMjMk Inf nrttit from day of sale?purohaseir to givetatf&with approved Sureties and a mortgage of tBmMemises if required/? and pay for title, papersiSwirtainps. E. &FSBAN, Executrix * of Jofra G.Gil), deceased. ^ JTrp^E NEXlr,; AYork Court House, the following property, to . One tract of land, situAtefl/four miles east of Rack Hill, containing one-hundred and thirty acres tnare or less,bounded by lands, of David , Patten, Philip Shuriejr.and others, levied on as property held by J. P/Creighton, trustee, at the wa&.ot Esther Lina,'1br dower. (12 25 ; fine lot in the town of Yorkville, situated on . Omlege^reet, adjoining lots of P. B. Darwin, ] Utiles Johnson and others, levied on as. the property of W. E, Rose, at the suit of the Administrators of G. W. Williams, deceased. . (|1 87i . One tract, of land whereon defendant now resides, lying on the waters of Broad River, levied * on as the property of John D. Smarrj at- the suit of W, P.?.J. 9. Hemphill and. others. Aieof,one other tract, known as'the "Jack Smarr land," bounded by lands of John Osborne, Jeremiah Moss and Mrs Ann E. Wright, levied on as the property of John B; Smarr, at the salt of W. P. 1 <fc J. S. Hemphill and others. ($23.05 J - One house and lot in Ebenezervllle, adjoining lotodf-K. Avery and others, levied oh ae the prop- erty of Mrs. Eliza M. Alston, at the BUlt of W. T. A Hajfcand others, .... . . ($20.31 J 0^" Terms invarlhhly Cash?purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. Purchasers who do not comply with^he terms df sale must- expect the H property, bid off ,by thamtOibe advertised for re--, sale at their risk for the ensiling Salea-Dsy. R. BP/GLBNN, S. T. C. . May 4 *s . IS#-." 5t I KtTYlENPAL & T0MIfflg0& ' * ' j - . T 5 - ~A FALSE CHAttGE. TIE great Hector, ist the siege of Troy, cha|4 d lenged the bravest and most chivalrous o^his K enemies, the Grecians, to meet hlm in single SfigjT mortal combat and in the event of their failing tOT do so, he said he would proclaim that the Grecian: ' maidens weresunbnrnt. This would have been ? a false charge, as Laird's:Bloom , of Youth was ih ' J universal use among them at t?jat time. Sold at " the York Drug Store. . - J KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON^ 3 tBfi tiBST THING TO DO. * "JF you seed antoe preparation for the Hair, get X-&fi$fctalne Hair Tonic. Prepared only by . yiJUYAENDAL A TOMLINSON. 1 iLLGOCK'S PLASTERS. 4: GVfi&B of these celebrated Plasters just in, at '1 the York Drug Store. * JF KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. ORIGINAL SYRINGE. ; A SUPPLY of Matfton's Original Syringes just in at the York Drug 8tore. . . KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. FRESH DRUGS . ARRIVE weekly at the York.Drug State. I KUYKENDAL A TOMLINSON. . * DUFF & 0Am ; BOCK HILL, fl. C. j THE LOWEST FIGURES. J FARMERS, just calion. ua, we intend to sell g produce at the very lowest figures, but re-" *. member we do not sell on time. DUFF A DAVIS. ~~~ 1 FISH. . 1 MACKEREL in Kits, Quarter and Half Bar- ( rels Just arrived and for sale by J DUPP A DAVIB. ~ CORN. : T|UPP <fc DAVIS have reduoed the price of"' I F Corn to $1.00 per bushel, cash. Will order, urlarge quantities, for less money. MOLASSES ] FROM 60 to 75ceuts per gallon. Can be bought i from ' DUFF A DAVIS. FLOUR. n\UE very best Flour can be bought at the Store i J of - DUFF A DAVIS. if . BOOTS, AND SHOES. r~~ A GOOD assortment of Boots and Shoes for sale] ? cheap for cash"; by " : it^DUFF A DAVffi. " BAcbir. T-""A LOT of Bacon to arrive thpweek, which will . be worth from 10to 12cente'per pound. ' peas, ;V A LOT of Cow Peas on hand apd for sale, for theenh, by ? ' DUHfrADAVB. .~r~ CLOTHING,## 1)EADV-^ICTgUlotftlUR.teiwCStmu^ H, Heady-Made Shirts, Ae&pttie Store of^ -.F ; -r! !; jo .BUFF A DAVIS." i i i i i V - [ jfDR. JOHJTflAl7, AGEST.|f 3! 18*3?l^l?28. " THE Old Doctor's Celebrated Stomachic Bitt^rjk, K and Anti-Despeptic Rbmedy; now 28-yearn- : before the public. Can only bQhad from the pro-' prietor. JOHN MAT. ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES; ( A FINE lot of those Superior Hair Brushed on i hand and for sale, by DR. JOHN MAY, Agent. LOOK OUT! LOOKOUT!!' DR. GRAVES' Heart Regulator cures pal pita- tion and other irregularities of the. Heap. promptly. Can be bought from . _ - DR JOHN MAY, Ageii ] , yiNJBGAJl HITTERS. .V DR. WALKER'S-California- Vinegar Bittere " can be lia<l*,'ln all Ua-puri^, from . . - ' Dlv? JUJuri MA af Agent. ~ v,.' TOBACCO, ...' TTj SMOKING arid Chewing Tobacco, in allgrade^" and ih all kinds'of packages), and in any quantity, at Manufacturer's pricM. Can be had from \ DR: JOHN MAY, Ageuk - -1 11 . . . ' I | I ,J WILLIAM SHEPHERD &!<30V ?'? wiwim fan Tiamntt aiH i * * flu. M aA inn oam uuiuuhiiui, o. u?, > 1 . dealeb in COOKING STOVES, ri RANGES AND HEAHNQ STOVES. . VJICTURES of Stoves with price and desctipJ^ tion will be furnished upon application. - * *\ \Iune80 . 26 . . ly NEW SPRING MILLINERY. SATS, BONNETS. FLOWERS, RIBBONS, ; Laces, Ac. Also, an elegant, lot of Jewelry, cy and Hair Goods, can be found atthe "Sadler 1 Building." 1 E, DICKINSON, Agent, 1 April 13 . 15 . . t tf NATIONAL BANK OF CHI CAPITAL PAID IN $50,000"A off! I . JOHN J. Mc JOHN L. H|; DAVID LEC mHLS Bank.is now open for the transaction of Jl United States and State Seonrltlee, Stocks, Bp Notes and'Bills of Exchange Discounted and in ...Deposits received aqd Interest paid if allowed t< Collections made at all the avaUable points. J Banking hours from 9 A, M. to3 P. Mi f; Chester, 8. C.. 17th April, 1871. *r-j. ... ' tee . ! OFFICK OF COMPTBOLIiEB OF THB Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to "The National Bank of Chester," in the town of t Carolina, has been dnly organized under, and aocy entitled "An Act to Provide a National Currency, provide for the circulation and redemption thereo all the provisions of said Act required to be comp] tag, under said Act. . Now. therefore. I, HILAND R. HULBTJRD, C the National Bank of Chester, in the town of Cfc Carolina, is authorized to commence the business In testimony whereof, witness my hand and I no i J^pril 20. ^ :?; ATLANTA r> SOUTHERN LIFE k Gen. JOHN B. GK ' -* 'w' -ip- -. | ASSETS OVE DIVIDESDS TO POLICY-HOLM T O v '}h ' / vcj ;/ Progress unequalled by any Company . " . - ' . . rhis popular Southern Company INSURES ( and oti the MOST Fi .? . . , i . '! ' v, XJ Ct is managed most economically, and : -f: , r-f .... i : V- ' V J [t invests its surplus in the States irom win '/ vij:. \ ' to enrich for* " ' **HIS COMPANY having complied with"the D ft! doing ft D AUG? AND SUCCESSFUL BU PHOUS AND POLICY HOLDEBS in the State * 3AND MEMBERS in the fourth year of tts exS . CASH fty WF Spring and Summer CJ^ods, which have 5een carefully and well selected, ana bonght at the lowest cash prices, and we feel confident that we ?n supply the wants of everybody who; willgive is a call. Our Goods are pretty?embracing all kinds ami qualities, and will be sold low for cash, oy BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. WINDOW CURTAINS. ONE pleoe of extra heavy Linen Window Curtains, whieh will be sold very low, for cash. BRATTON, MASON A WITHERS. ADICKES & BL ACK. AD1CKES & BLACK ' A RE daily receiving a well assorted Stock of /^Ladies'Drew Goods, such as black Grenalines, striped Grenadines, brocade Grenadines, Lenos, Piques, Lawn and Cambrics, which they ?re selling at greatly reduced prices. FOR GENTLEMEN* A FULL Stock of desirable Cassimeres and /V Clothing on hand, which will be sold for ihecash, by ADICKES A BLACK. ? LADIES'HATS. A LOT of very desirable Hats for sale cheap, by A. ADICKES & BLACK. LACE COLLARS. ^ LADIES' Lace Collars can be bought low, for the cash. Call and sOe. ADICKES A BLACK. ~ HANDKERCHIEFS. ~ LADIES' Embroidered ?ace Handkerchief can be bonght very cheap, for cash, at ADICKES A BLACK'S. ; TOWELS. ~~~ IQPUOKABACK Towels are seltthg'very cheap; Ft for cash, at the Store of ADICKES A BLACK. .. COLLARS AND CUFFS. A - FULL stock of Linen Collars and Cuffs may be found at the Store of ADICKES A BLACK. ? LACES AND EDGINGS. A VERY full assortment of Laces and Edgings, jJ. very cheap, at ADICKES A BLACK'S. NEW GOODS; WE are now receiving a full line of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, which will be sold very foeap for cash. ADICKES A BLACK. GEO. H. O'LEARY. _ ? ?IE undersigned has removed, bis SADDLERY AND HARNESS ESTABLISHUT to the now bnilding of James Jefferys", Esq., G. H. O'LEARY. Ma?5li9 . JK) tf. - GEO. H. Ol/EART, MANUFACTURER AND LEALER IN SADDLES AND HARNESS, &C., i?EPS constantly on hand a good assortment ft of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Collars,'Whips, Stirrups, Girts, Rockies, Bits, Harness Mountings, Saddlery Goods, and- everything usually iept in a Saddlery and Harness establishment. HOMEBirilCRPltte A NE W era In Sduthetft ManUftfttares, not btfcause it is home Manufacture, bat: I will sell i good article as cheap as it ean be bought in any jt the Northern markets. G. H. O'LEARY. . j SADDLES AND BRIDLES. IP you want a good Saddle or.Bridle, oheap, do , not fall to call. Remember, I defy competition jither Northern or'Southeirn. i . . . . ? G. H, O'LEARY, 'j JttROary 18 g tf 20 PER CElrif. BELOtV 'COST. h ENTS' and Boys''Hats and Caps. Ladies'and Uf Misses' Hats and Bonnets, Fine Ribbdnsand Piowers, and a lot of Shirts and Shirt Collars.' JOHN MAY, Agent, . ^RroWTHqABOU?A. DTHOREED CAI1TA1 $500,000. CERS: LURE, President ?? ;.; h IRRIS, Cashier. !KIE, Assistant Cashier. ! a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. -Deals In ndfl, <fcc., ana Domestic and Foreign Exchange. >oney loaded on Collaterals. . wBt: > remain longer than thirty days. TREASURY DEPARTM^^^BB Ctjbbbhot; Washington, Mardi 22nJ^^^ X the undersigned, it has been made Jheeter, in the county of Chester, and State aHBfmj jrding to, the requirements of the Act of CongH&S secured $y a pledge of United States bonds, anoB| f" approved Jane 3rd, 1864, and has complied witn lied with before commencing the business of Bank* Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that tester, in the county of Chester, and State of South of Banking under the Act aforesaid. Seal of Office, this 22nd day of March, 1871. HILAND R. HUL^URD, Comptroller of tbd Currency, .1804.] 'reasury Department. 16 2m;. EPARTMENT ' . ; 1INSUKAJNUU <JU. _ i ' :> f , ; :t/f ? ?.? )RDON, President. IB $900,000.00. t f' -$* ' ? IRS, JULY h 1899,40 PER OBIT. . . mi . doing business in the Southern States. '.j : r'.j it:.' uu- b: -v ?.;;// r v. f ? ? ! LIVES upon all the IMPROVED PLANS, lVORABLE TERMS. - in >. , - , is very careful in the selection of risks. ' ? i*;.. :n\' tfv.j . ? ch it is derived, and sends no money North sign capitalists. : i. . ; . .. Carolina. BgSflliS .'..'i:i# 1s ll < . ~ El *0ltK COUNTY. H ml Withferspoon,.-.. .. .Yorkvllle. ^Bj^^^^^^''''';'''''''''''''GaUlri6rWHe' AtYorbc^ ^m!*' on the Ukda? of IV^^d^^the by W dI^OH ISOKtf! of Cheetw county, in the District, duly detltied^An Act to^Establfsh aUn^brm^^tem of ^rov&^^Sarch, ?867, for a discharge andccrtilu MI his debt* and other gaffes xirmay attehdf add ahew came, why tne prayer bfthesaid Pe? grantei'l"'- ">' '* DN/tJ. 8. Marshal wiMeesenger. twsoir, Deputy Messenger; . MSTRICT COptt* . cites for tta District of S. C. THSHATTER'fjf' ataid Dietrie^ on the 4th day of eby given that * Petition has id Court, by D. O. WILLIAMS, in the said District, duly dept, under the Act of Conn Act to Establish a Utfiftfrm j^ftoffiPdil his debtTlScFother claims provable under the said Aot;?uid the 80th day of May, 1871, at 12 o'clock, M.?Js assign edforthe hearing of the same, before W. X. Clawson one of the;Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court at his office in Yorkville, South Carolina, when and where the creditors may attend, aha shew cause if any they have, why the prayer of the said Petition should not be granted. LOUIS E. JOHNSON, U. 8. Marshal as Messenger. By T. W. Clawson, Deputy Messenger. May 4 18 8t 15 THE DISTRICT COURT Of the United States for the District of S. Carolina. is the hattbr of ... r JAMES BAILEY.-^Tn Bankruptcy. ' At Yorkville, in the said District, on theUk day of -...r .May, 187L . r TIIS is to give notice that a Petition' has been filed in said Court by JAMES BAILEY, of Abbeville County, in sala District, duly.dgdarod a Bankrupt, under the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the United State*," Approved 2nd March, 1887, for a discharge and Certificate thereof, from all Ids debts and other claims provable under the said Act; and the 30th day of May. 1871, at 12 o'clock, M., is assigned for the hearing of the same, before W. I^CLAWSON, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy id said Court, of ft{a nffino in V Avlrxrillft fihiifn* ndmlliia toll on *J and where the Creditors who have proved their , claims and other parties in interest may attend, and ahew <?use, if any they have, why the prayer of the said Petition; should not be granted. . LOUIS E. JOHNSON,U.S. Marshal as Messenger. -By T. w. Clawsow, Deputy Messenger. May 4 ; tahmri - 8b . m THE DISTRICT C OI RT Of the United States for the Dlstrict of S. Carolina. ?i in ran matteb op A. C. HAWTHORNE.?In Bankruptcy. At TorlcviUe, in the said District, on the 4th day , . . May, 1871. h WTOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition has -ML- been hied In the said Court, by A. ?* HAWTHORNE,of'Abbeville, county, in. said. Disk-lot, duly declared a BankruptTnnaer the Act of Congress, entitled VAh Act to EstebHsb a Uniform . System of Bankrnptoy throqghout the United or claims .provable, under the said Actand the , 30th day of May, Id71;4fc 12' o'clock, 'M., is as signed for the hearing of the same, before Clawson, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court, at his office in YorkVtile, South Carolina, when and where the creditors:may attend, and shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said Petition should not be granted.' LOUIS & JOHNSON, U.S. Marsh alas Messenger. J By T. W. Clawson, Deputy Messenger. May 4 18- " ' 3t - . IN THE DISTICT COIJBT OP THP.IT. STATES ] PoriheIMstrlct ofSiiuthCarolina. ... mraB MAihhsttbP K 1 *'J ' k WM. H.. WAJLEEi^?Iri Pdnkrnptc^. j At YorkviUe, inthemid Ditiriet\ pn the 4tAday.<j?|-j fpHIS is to give notioe that a Petition hm MMifelij a Bankrupt,under Act of Congress, entt21at;'htat 1 Act to Establish a Uniform System of Bankruptcy-, ; throughout the United States," Approved M2K&~ J 2d, 1867. for a discbarge and oertiflcateSheireof; jj UUi DOIU X1V?| OUir ?UC WWU VM?J V* AUBTi Awl At at Up'elock, M., in assigned for the hearing'ofth& samp, before W. X CLAW80N, one-of the Ragr 1 Jstera hi; Bankruptcy of saidiCourt, niM^bfflwjfn , APPLICATION FMMMMBABffl.* [ tLtqt1CB:1? hereby givta that Uft tttftWgflgjL * J3I Administrators of the estate of WMi.'OAliP, 1 Br., deceased, will make ? final settlement with a the Judge of Probate "or York, County. en,.?+he ? 5th day of June, next, when they wifl'Tnatke I apphcmon. for a discharge as Admlnistrttots of :?<> .m ??!? :<* _ " NOAH HAPPEN, 1 Administrator* ? May4 IS '< "'* ' A TJ EPAIRING done aa low as the lowest and a? I il good ?s the best, for cash or barter. fl ...^-gnBna A nn^anTf ? wlulfim, uvw/ . \WT~E* will take any kind of Brodnce in exchange < f T for work, or for whst is due us. CONNER, H0BB8 <fe DOBSON. . . . ! I ' THE GREAT FIRE 19 RICHMOND. HEREIN GPS SAFES IK THE SPOTS WOOD. $23,500 EST CUEEEHCY, and the Booka, Fapeza, Silver had Yalnables of I the SpoUrvfood Hotel and the Adams' and Sonthern Express Companies are' SAVED TS HERSING'S SAFES. 'ri ; . <?. o-. ,V>;Ul\ :r,i { v Office oy Ada*b Express Company, ") , No. 66 Broadway, f , new York, December 81,1870. j M msbs. Hbbbpto, Farbbd A Shbbxah : Our Agent at Richmond writes: "We got through to- . night drying and fixing up the money from the Jateflre. aSe oontents of the Safe, $23,530 in Mils, we recovered.'. It was a Herring Bare, and a good one, certain. Yonrs truly,>-' ; ;'v L C. BABCOCK, Treasurer. Messrs. Herring, Farrkl<$ Shsbmak, nt. y. Gents: The tiVet Safin of your manufacture, SSS! Spotswood Hotel and adjoining block of boIIdings have given ftjU japtiafaction and served to prevent the destruction of some $20,000 m currency, he- i sides the valuable papers ana books enclosed therein. It wanimportjble lbr workmen to e*as rate the Safe until nearly 80 hoars after the nre. Reej>ertMlj, AHhw)|| ^ gj- F. G^SON, Jivprittor?^^?lpptw)^ Richmond, Ya., December 29,1870. i UM& HDMK9, Fiiirt,' 4 ekniUK.- < Gbhts:?On the morning of the 25iholnntan^we j oellar aawngaburnlng noau of pntoa ;> After tbe J ? ?0lo.' .'1 . *?:'! i j' ' - , - ^ P ITKXTCHAMPMWSAFES, The most reliable protection from Are now known. r" f CHAMPIOir BANKERS' SAFE, ,: The beet protection againat Burglars' Toola extant. HEBRTNG, FARKEL <fe SHERMAN, 251 Broad- 1 ?M, oor. Murray at., IT. Y. n . . : . J FARSLel, HERRING <? 00M Philadelphj^ < Wro, PAB&EL AbHERMAN,New Or-T| J'1"-fi-U ' juj, " ^REO^PES, ' \ j VIEWS, CHEOM%AMEg_ ] _ . p : :: 5i ota o?].J. | E. & H. T. lirTHONY & 00., Ml BHOADWAY, SBW YOEK, . . XNVITE the attention of the Trade to the^Slgf JL tensive assortment of the above goods, offlfef own publication, manufacture and importation, + I; PHOrtKLANTEBN SLIDES '+*jL Jj AND GRAPHOSCOPE8, *? #* 1 NEW VIEWS OF YOSEMTm* ?j --i E. A H. T. ANTHONY A CO., , 561 Broadway, Nstf Y6rk, * Opposite Metro^RtanHotefc? nmnott* AND KWactubkes OP ! March 16' ' ; ft )y*S BOOT AND M ?Hm RleiBOvA^ ^ <, "aia?aE^jnr lie generally thai be hoa * IlTXRWP^M^ removed hie Boot' and 4 menttothebnildingaJt- j uated between the lYEo- i ' knil 'ma j : UIUIUI , uuiyu UUU HUJ 1 ' r''' ' rest Offlte. Heft'ffiuy .j to bcainesa, to receive a 11 be^ share of the pnJjlkv J ^Hekwpsconstantly on bind agpod Stock-ofr j flne home-made BOOTS AND SHOES, suitable to the season.^ Also ^ hojme-mad^B^GA NB, <*- i jj^s r indjmtting }n new Bilk goring in ladles' and gintlemen'q Congress gaiters. _ ?& - -r. ; ' . Vlff " ^ . - THRESHINGMACHINES. Htlil " ' r?n> r CAEDWELI'S IWBOVED ' THRESHER & CLEANER, ON WHEELS, i H71LL thresh, clean and bag Wheat, Rye, ] f? Oats, Ac., in toe bestmanner, .In^ihany 5 sontesfb with Northern and Western Machines of , he b0t ihiiers, It has proved ite snperiority-.''^ 1 Price?including Horse Power, Belts, Ac.?^4081 'i a .1 0Vt?Qg J.T ] rHEKHER & HOES: POWEfi, < Eka most excellent Machine, and'-will da good ] Address, ' J. H. CARDWEI^;?^cl?, ? * qon; or-wSrili KighfrtAafciW H a^mmagiKi^ s ffe Invite all^wbo nee|^0^^0?j^8S to ex-" ?1 April 20 16 tf M ,* #V*#, & BEATTON. I MISCELLANEOUS ELIXIRS. XJ1IXIR Bromide Potash, EUxirCaUaaya.lron v and Bismuth, Elixir Chloral Hydrate, Elixir Clncijon*, Iron and Strychnia, Elixir Valerianate of Ammonl*,Elixlr Valerienate of |lrt>n and Strychnia, Elixir of Papain, Strychnia Kid Bismuth, Ferratfld; ElixinPerrophosphated Elixir Rhei and Colombo, Elixir Wine ^^^Kr Wormsoed, Elixir Rhubarb and MagBuohu^Md Fjareira (SOMETHING New and D|Kfe "iHme. Hon- H ey and Labor Saved. Frtftb-OHPoHah for Carriages, Baggies, Harness,Bofetid fct***, am i L-jhwSSBIS: riuiuaa muouwu w ? ..... ? ^?f? once aid sottle their Account*, . We pay ash for our Good*, and therefore* thoae who ray | rbMvfore, don'ftM&tt. * J : ALLISON ABRATTON. J. M? Ivlffc CO., ^ J, M, IVY:4a). Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN ALL KMBS OF MEMU0H8E, COTTON BUYERS. ACH ROCK HILL, S. C. A GAIN it la our pleasure to annouuoe to our A. Meads and the public generally that We are opening the largest, moat varied, and attractive SOTS? * ' v'-i: > '.- Ci.. '. .0:. SPBWTG^AND SUMMERGOOM 4 hopetoreoeiv M^heretotore, their eaj>ecial attention to the partial ^ I ij'vA .... I p^E^Sfsn. wtotru^ibl5^^f,EJtr,- I sfglafas I SFsaifif.^lirS I a grand Invention or disoo very in an age like ours, WM and of thiu irresistible onward movement cf the beneficial And psefnh in practical science, we have a striking ^mple^n^e invaaUon and practical rjtHK Sewing in the East, I J. the birti^Iace ofthe prindHvapiWfonn^of Mechanic Arts in Americaf-'-,Xt was on thlvtheatre lt first appeared as the ally of laboring bnman- H tot It was here It began to exert an mlkience, amffule^of which basVot to be measured. Above H | Jrumofjtt power, and potting the mighty im- Ml poises of* vaet meofcanical econonoy-into play, it moves on in the accompliahmtut 01 the iinme- ifl i^?iniSp53: I Mrs of'honest toil. Pbr tbblMBt. calion ft " BEAD AID IIYDW M0WUMXMT8. f OOK in the noon-tide of their glory, at the it|ld?. inrclo over one and tie other. Tbelniv' I *Bt aajhe site npon^the prostrate pillar,^beamjio >aJ^rw?^andPh^s fame Is en'tomb^^awdd the Decemben9, i.!i A. wriilFOBD pposite the depot^at Roelc HiS. He proposes to I ;wp^up a full.stock of article in tWahno, whi^ rash supplieefrom the Northern markka, oopsist^ I ag in piart, of the j>ltoarin? it? i "" "Hfl ^ ?9 ^FAMIL^B^gRIE^ ^ I BmS^TS^^^Cb^i,l^^Sipp?r?r I leasores, Tin-ware of every description, Crock ry, Brooms, Coffee Mills, Ao. 'MISCELLANEOUS. ^ I^Sh&9S, Blacking, Clothing, Cloth,' Boots, EHPSH IP COTTON, "n^Miui IiiiIiII ftrnfrlrt Mtmfinii tn to oo9toou|H &ir deidlup; ruraenta prior?. PrioesgivM alfctfioi)." f^llat our room* it? the^djcke*