The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, November 24, 1854, Image 3
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ilni that nfjevai!??<l that
editorial chair as wo Irave 3 njmreswon"t/vt
Of^fr'mOst delightful, or luost serious E
one.*. ' j
'f iUu we will now adjourn to a laugh, audi
go in where the laugh opens- ' I
Everybody knows that this is jui age of
progr?** and that nowhere-else is tho^fuct
so apparent as among 1 lie idtas of children,
that,shoot ptetty far^Ancl hit tluvir murk.
it. An old ladv, once upon a time- was reading
with the children of the family in which
she'livh1,\Uio parages of the Bible 'relating
thu incident* connected with the insult ottered
jo the lWphfet Elijah, by children who
mockingly said, ' Go up, thou baldhead ?"
'.'Now children." said tlyo old lady, "you
must always, respect old age ; because you do
not know wl'iat puuishmeut will meet you, if
you insult the agod. Now here's tho children
nil eaten by the bears that came out of
tho woods. IIow do yon know but hears
would cat you up? and then mother would
have no little boys and girls to love. Always
bo respoctablo, dear children, to an old
]>cr?oti."
During this discourse, one little fellow kept
liisuye resolutely fixed upon the speaker.?
He evidently was interested in the advice
given; and pondered upon it over and over
again. Filially he tjiought to lost the truth
of what he had heard, W saying.
"Well, new, t tell you, 'Ixuu.head,1 to 'go
up j' notr briref on your fxart /"
[Doth/ex Literary Museum.
Tied Down at Home.
A friknd of ours, living not far from Pontiac,
was one pleasant day importuned by
his wife to take hpr to ride. The gentleman'
boinganinn of business^ pleaded hin engagements
when his wife replied with the old
story, that she must bo "tit'ddown at home."
The husband rejoined that if any person
would furnish hiui with clothing to wear,
and enough to eat and drink, ho would be
willing to be "tied down at homo."
A few days after, the gentleman came
home earlier than was liis custom, and, being
fatigued, lay down on tbo sofa and fell
into a sound sleep. His wife took cords, and
sliljf tied his hands together, served his feet
in tho same way, and made him fast to the
sofa. She then sat a table, with all that
the house afforded, and placed an extra suit
of clothes within his reach. This dorio, she
started to pdy a friend a. visit. Upon her
return, lata in the evening, sho found hor
subject of domistic decipli'ne as slife left hint,
except be was wide awake, and very mad.
"What on earth does all this mean i" says
he.
"Nothing," quietly remarked his wife,
except the consummation of your earthly
wishes?enough to eat, drink and wear, and
to be tied doum at home
Dklktf.riocs Huaxdy.?At the last meeting
of the Farmer*' Club, which is conmosed
of some of tl>o ablest members of the American
Institute, French brandies were the subject
of discussion. It was shown by quotation*
from French journals that alcohol, manufactured
from beets and molasses, lias, to a
great extent, superceded the grape brandies
formerly exported to this country, caused by
the total destruction of the grape crop. Smco
that time the French Government has opened
its ports for the introduction of foreign
wir.es and liquors, and Wge orders liftvo been
-out to this country and Holland for a large
supply of whisky, or pure spirits, as it is called,
for tho puri?c*e of making it into French
brandy, to supply this and other brandy
drinking countries.
* 1
Tun town of Petersburg, tho former county
seat of Lavaca county, Texas, was sold
for debj. a short time since by the sheriff oft
that couuty. If payment were enforced of
the liabilities of other towns, which have
sprung up suddenly in the West as well as
citieston tho Atlantic border, the soino result
vrould be reached.
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Parsoh Brownlow. of tho Knoxvillo
(Tenn.) Whig, declares tlint in tho next
Governor's election, if ono of tho candidates
Rhall support a proposition to submit a l'robibitory
Liquor l^aw to tbe people, and. Ilio
other shall opposo it, he will vote for the
I'rpbibitory inun. If neithor of them favor
he proposition, and the I'rohibitorv party
?ave no candidate, ho will himself become ]
cai^lidnte, and run'the r?oc through.
j Sal* of a Costlt Shawl.?The great
, ash mere shawi?me tineijf needle-work i
hawl cxetseen in America?whieh cost *>'2,00
at (VnstuiHin^ple, and was imported cxiressly
for exhibition at the World's Fair,
rna Sold at auction iu New York, on Wedt-sdav,
for ono thousand ami twenty-live
Kalian). The purchasers name was given as
La. UcW oJf. Another sold for $500.
W
A Notice Accei'tku.?Mm Jenkins ro
./o?i i?:.
I^iukis inepicu-sure ui itruwns company
at a small party oh Friday evening next.
: -> ' Spriggina 1'Iaoe Monday.
Capt. Brown presents his ccnitilimemfc to
Mra. .tenkin*, and regrets that thirteen piivatea
will be detained by habeas oorjms
t?Hw and two sergeant* are on the sick list;
t}i? rest, of Oapt. llrow nV com puny will have
much pleasure in wailing on Mrs. Jenkins on
Friday evening.
love for liini, the venerable, by ottering to
set^ro llhrt. A
Ho not point at liiiu as lie feebly walks
past you, leaning upon his stick; for he is
an old man, soon to pass away to that land
where there is no age to dim the sight, or to
enfeeble the .soul's pnreipitation in ^lerflfcl
delights, lie still is under the kind care of
his Enthor, who "feedeth even the ravens
when they cry," and whose love yearns towant
him.
Poor old man ! Perhaps lie is alone in the
cruel world. W.UJe and sons and daugters,
kindred all, are dead, or scattered to the four
..quarters of the earth. The places that knew
him onee ;uc strangers to him now. He
wanders the. highways of life, disconsolate,
w ithout a heart to ciing to, without a fiiond
to seek him, and e.nll him brother. He is
poor. Hut he lives along, anticipating the
nappy h<>nr when death shall relieve him
from all trouble*, and introdueo him to a !
world where the freshness of youth shall return
again.
ltomember that you may otie dav be old,
a _ a.II p * rs' i' " ?' -
nnu so iuii 01 years as to tooU around tor
help in your declining lifo. Therefore, as
you wouid have others do to you, do ve a' -o
to them. Speak kindly to the poor oid man,
for his heart is full to the biini with the r<v
membrance of sorrow. Do not overrun his
cup with evil words, for he will not trouble
you long on earth. 1> > good while you may
to the poor old lnmx.^-Dtxlye's Liicrary
Museum.
How to ?kt iuu or Hats.?Professor
Bascotn of Oborlin, in a letter to the Ohio
Farmer, savs: , > .
"The lurgc brown rat often visits nty laboratory
and other premises. As they cotne
singly, I take off each the night after I discover
signs of his presence, in this wise: I
take half a teasjaxnifulofdry flour of Indian
meal on a plate or peice of board, and sprinkle
over it the fraction of a grain otatriehnine.
This is set in a convenient place, and
1 invariably find the culprit near the spot
dead in the morning. The peculiar advantage
of this poison .is, it produces muscular
spasms, which prevent the animal from reaching
his hole to die and decompose."
? Unity in Vauieiy.?NatureTins not chosen
to put the l>cst wine into one jar. It is
placed in many vessels. We niuu search
through a city to find nil tho faculties that
constitute a man. A French w riter has said
that it takes one thousand seven hundred or
one thousand eight hundred men to make a
complete man. Tho sea educates one class,
tho mountain one,. Europe one, and America
another, the whole constituting the symmetry
of the race, and the result in a secured
soul.?Fmersirfi.
The Two Ui.esmngh.?lie tltat loses his
.conscience has nothing left that 'is worth
keeping. Therefore be sure you look to that.
And in tho next plnee, look to your health ;
and if you have it, praise God, and value it
next to a good conscience ; for health is the
second blessing that we mortals are capable
of, a blessing that money can not buy; therefore
value it, and be thankful for it.?Isaac
W.rlinn
The 'celebrated Turkish woman FutmaQnarn-IIanum,
wlio lod ,r>00 soldiers to the
seat of war,has been abandoned bv her troops
and has returned for recruits. I Lor military
dress is described as a loose pair of blue trowsers,
cashmere turban, red boots, with pearls
and gold, and a waist bolt, which, of itself is ' l
a perfect Arsenal of weapons. A spacious
cloak of red cloth, similar to that worn by
the French Spahis, envelops her in its copious
folds.
The Last and Meanest Viluant.?Recently
agent lemunlv looking stranger called
upon the sexton in Louisville and ordered a
child's grave to-be dug, offering a ten dollar
bill in payment for the services and receiving
eight dollars in return. No child's Tunem!
appeared at tbo appointed time, the sexton
was led to examine litA ten dollar bill when
he found it was Counterfeit.
Like afteu Fhkezino.?It is said that
the scientific men of France are at present
speculating on a recent instance of a young
man brought to life nfter being frozen eleven
months on the Alp*. The Mood of a living
man was Infused into the veine* of the frozen
youth, and he moved and spoke. The experiment
wai afterwards tried on a hare,
frozen for the purpose, with complete success.
' * S'' ^
Joel T. IJkauley, the author, w chosen to
the New York As^einblvfrom the Newhnrirli
District, Orange county, Isy 19 majority. lie
was the independent Maine Law candidate.
! . .L1.... I J
Religions Notice.
Rev. Dr. WiirrwooBD Smith, recently Appointed
ty tlie bishopdhip of tho M. K. Church ki this
place, may be expected to o|>en m>rricee at J 1
o'clock, on Sunday morning next
Tho State of South Carolina.
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
By Robert McKay, Esq., Ordinary of said
bistric/.
VVnn'RKAH, M. 1). D'ckkt has filed n Pet.
V T tu?n iu my olflee, praying tliat I> ttem of
A<iimiii.Mrnti<ifj on (Ui ami singular ti?o goods ft nil
elmttela, right# and credit# of Gxouoe Lisi* f.v,
Ken., lfitc-nf fh? district aforesoid, deceased,
i tjoiilfl to grunted to hint. *'
l'hn. jtsrto cite nn<l u.lmoiiish nil
nnd singular the kindred grid creditor*- of the
said do. o.-wd, to b6 and B)-i>**r'in the Court- of
(Irdinnry for ?nyd J>h4rioit, to bo hidden ftt Greenville
CkjurMIpusc, outiie Sixth doy of December
ntxt, to shew o?fl#e,if nnyiwhy the Mtid Administration
#hou!d not- be granted. ' v*' '
ROIVT. McKAYy-6. o. d.
Ordinary'! Offlee, tfMr J*-'i
pr M
.
biiinlily tww to lii^ wise decr-ee. The deceased
was for four yours Tax Collector of thin District,
and by bis kindness and efficiency aa a public
officer, ..wooi ?b?! nu;r;tld tin* good regatd* of ail
of Our citizens. By bit# industry, perseverance,
art<l nntvirai vigor of intellect, he unci ded in
making himself a good scholar, and had the fairest
promise, up to the day of hie death, of becoming
ohe of the inoet usepil citizens of the District,
Tlio doeeusod left a wife, father, mother,
and other relation^ to tdoftrn his uutimely departure.
The hand of fru-udahip and affection
which records these feu- lines as n tribute to the
memory of a vnpied friend; forbears to write
i??n iiuiu it prayer mac no una utose |i? loves
fiuiy surrender life, likts II. 31. Smith, amidst tlie
tenrs jind regret* of n large eircle ot good and
sorrowing friends. 7 *
PIKP?-At his residence in Pendleton village,
on the '27th' of October, 3jr. SPARTAN D. BERRY,
in the 88th your of his nge.
The subject of this notice U*d recently removed
to Pendleton, and was comparatively a stranger.
tie was the son of Rev. Nathaniel Berry,
late of (irocnyilie District, and so fnr as is known
to tlie writer, was an upright, honest uian, an
affectionate husband, and devoted father, lie
has loft a wife and two smnll children, besides a
largo circle of relations and frisnds to uiourn his
UUt iniely desth.
Such ?H. the uneortninty of life. The voung as
well us the old are subject to the despotic power
of the fell destroyer; and it becomes the living
to be nhrnyo prepared to- meet the inevitable
doom that awaits all mortality.
"TheseulptnrM king, the burdened slave,
The humble and the hanghtv sir,
The rich, jthe.poor, the base, the brave,
In dust, without distinction lie."
DIED?On Saturday morning, 18th instant,
William erastusrowlky; eldest son of)
John M, and Mary L. It. Rowley, and grandson of
the lute Maj. William Turpin, aged 12 years, 10
months and 2 days.
Mow short the race our friend has run,
Cut down in nil his bloom ;
The course but yesterday began,
Now finished "in the tomb.'
Greenville Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE ENTERPRISE,
BY JOHNJW. GRADY, MERCHANT.
( ur.KNvu.if, November *28, 1864.
BAGGING, Gunny, per yard, 10 a 18
Dundee, 13 a 10
BACON ... .Ilains, j?erlb., 12 a 14
Shoulders, 9 a 10
Sides, 12? a 14
Hog round, 10
BUTTER.. .Goshen, per lb. none.
Country, per lb. 15
COFFEE...Kjo,per II*. 14
Jftvn, per lb. 18 a 20
DOMESTICS, Shitting, per yd. 6^ a 30
Sheeting, per yd. 10 a 15
OniiuburgR, per yd. 11 a 12^
FLOUR.... Country, perbbl. $7 a ?7^
Country, per sack, $3 a $3A
GRAIN" Corn, per bushel, CO a 65
Wheat, per bushel, $1 a $1^
IRON Swedes, per lb. 6^ a 7
English, per lb. 5 a 5j
LAUD per lb. 11 a 12
MOLASSES, Cuba, per pal. 33 a 37^
N. 0., per.gal. 40
SYRUP...,'4 " per gal. 50 a 62A
OILS; Lamp, per gal. $1^ a $24
Train, jior gal. 87$ a $1$
Linseed, $1^
RICE per lb. 7 a 8$
ROPE per lb. 12$ a 20
SUGARS.. .N, Orleans, per lb. 7 a 9
Porto Rico, per lb. 9 a 10
Loaf, i>cr lb. 12$
Crushed, per lb, 12$
Rotincd, ]>er lb. 10 a 12$
SALT per bushel, $1
Salt, per sack, a $275
SOAP...... .Colgate,pale, pr.lb. 12$ a 15
Yellow, per lb. 8 a 10
SHOT per lb. 12$
Shot, per bag, $2$ a $2$
PUBLIC"c A LP...
I WILL o'Fer nt put,lie out-cry, 'on MONDAY
run! TUESDAY next, the 27th nnd 2.8th inst.
?t my Store on Main-Street, a few Cobra below
M. ik Kni'le it Co'h. Apotheenry Shop, the rcnmituler
of my stock of Goods, "consisting of
msBi,
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY.
QUERNS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
r>- n ae c
nn<t other articles too tedious to mention. Sale I
to communis at 10 o'clock, A. M. Terms:. i'avh.
O. T. MASON.
IWm 1C??All persons indebted to me
are hereby notified to come forward and settle
their accounts before the 30th, as further indulgence
cannot be given, otherwise they ninys expect
to pay coit. ' A O. T. Sf.
N v. 1\. 28 1
WILL BEHOLD
. ON SATURDAY, the 2d Dceom/cT^jQber,
*t 10 A. 41., in front of my of
t aMfice, a nudtbe^ of second-handed
WATOHrS AND CLOCKS.
Also, a largo lot of Watchmaker's Materials,
Oryatala, Ae.; and a lot of old JoWidrv andfciilvor,
Ac., Sc.- To close IAtatc of I. IL U*?iu?ii-r,
Undor f3, eash; of and over that, amonnt,
note at 12 months and security with interest
from date. , C. J. EDFGRD,
May, 2-1. 28-td t Administrator.
As HANSMAN,
HOUSE, SlflN, ORNAMENTAL AND DECORATIVE
ftKEENVILLK, S. C.
tyOfdera left at Uy? Offfce attended to, ]
N24Srf,f 28 6in >
'?
iw We hare been authorized to *m?oun??
Cmpt. A. Y ONrhp eandidate for Slier-1
iff at the i?*tt rleertcm. < V*. 27?td
.% ' - $
.
?fe jbLi^smIBmit* \
...._ ?. jJ?AwrV <" V
*nv YAKIISTX UJKm\ ^
AA A NEW CROP LEMONfcjy fresh auAJu ox^tUU
ccllentc^er.
.*& Boxes of beat MR RaUlus, 1 * 5
" * " Citron,
1 Thb of Currants, '
A good selection of the choicest Essences and j
Flavoring Extracts, i
H,?x ??f *<; ? 11ysrsts Tea, i
Psrroltol Std*rt'?Crn'<li?<] M .
SiikW*
Barrel* of rwh N-York Soda Craoker\ i
Expect fresh and choice additions to the above i
articles on cfcristnum week. uJ?-} v-pj
Winter Domestic Goods.
Ileavy all wool 5+ v'd. wide printed Drnggct,
... v.I VIVU1P,
Bright ooL Plaid l.insevs, double withClonk Lin- I
hips and Children's Scoth PMide,
Heavy Kerseys, Jeans nnd Linoey*, Bed and Negro
Blankets,
Extra fine lleavv Knapped Ileal.Welch Flannels,
"Wide nnd fine Silk ami \Vo..l " " j
A quantity of good low priced tied and White I
Flannels from20 cenU up.
StEAKY-MAOE ?L?TH#K?,|
Cloths, Caaaimerea, Tweeds, Jeans and Ves tings
in great ynricty at W. II. HOY E Vis.
Nov. 24. 2* tt
Water Colore, &c.
THE subscribers lmve just opened a large assortment
of H'nler l-oS nra, in boxes
ranging from 10 cents to f9, to which they would
invito attention.
ALSO,
PA 1ST PA I. LXTTEK (A ALSL'S HA Jit
PENCILS, 1X1)1 A IXK, INDIA RUBBER,
PINK SAUCERS,CARMINE, OAMBOCE,
VERMILLION, LEAD fEXClL#, Ac.
As our assortment of Watch Coi/uis is an extensive
one, we can make it to the advantage of Merchants
and others to purchase frofii us by the
dor.011 boxes or more.
ON tIAND u fine stock of nooks and
Stationery, at LOW PRICKS.
(x. T.. ELFOllD & GO.
Nov. 24. 23 S
J. B. iltolMr
(At the Old Stand of B. Dunham,)
HAVING bought from the Greenville Mannfaetnring
Cmniinuy their interest in the
v-uyi"" TINNING BU?l?!3SiS. r.nd al.-o their
entire STOCK OF DRV GOODS,
??3ES5iS3 Agricultural Implements. Ac., dr.*
on lmitd, M ould respectfully inform Merchants,
Farmem, nnd the public gcnernlly that he will
carry on the above business in jll its various
branches, and hopes by prompt attention nnd
LOW PRICES to be liberally pntroni/ed.
I shall keep constantly on hand all kinds of
TQ^WAjIE-, nt Wholesale and Retail.
Copper A Nlieet-Iron Ware,
Stove, Stove Pipe, &c.
made to order on short notice.
TIN PLATE AND TINNER'S MATERIALS
alwnvs on hand and for sale LOW for C.-VftlT.
PRINTING, WRITING, LETTER <fc WRAPPING
PAPER always 011 hand, in any quantity,
at low prices.
Cash paid for AM OS, BEESWAX, OLD
COPPER AND OlA) PEWTER.
t^rCOLNTKY PRODUCE generally taken
i? exchange for GOODS.
Greenville, November 24. 28 tf
HAVING sold to ,1. B. SHERMAN our interest
in the Tinning Business and Storo nt
this olftCH UI# wnnM on.' I- nil I ' .A '
! - ?v?.w o?j ?*/ iiiucinvu iu in ;
that we need the niuncr they owe its, and that
it must be paid by the first of January next, and
xoMinrxKK, fur our Books must be clpfed.
OHiniNyiLIJi MANUFACTURING CO.
, By J. li. SuDtiiAN, Ag't.
Nov. 24. 28 tf
JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE LOT of the bett GUNNY BAGGING
and HOPING. Abo,
Peruvian Uuano,
And some of Ao.w A. Brotle's superior BACON. ,
For aale CTioap forCush, by
GO W Kit A DAVID.
Nov. 17. 27 3
fT^HE aiiWriher forewarn* all person* from
J. trading for a No to given to M. M.
JonicA for fcOC 00, dated January 23, 1854.
Said Note was given tor a Ilorse, which proved
unsound a few days after the purchase.
W. A. AUSTIN.
OroenvilJe Dht, Nov. 17. 27?3t
jxGsmnMT* nu
TAKEN uj> by the subscriber on 26th
day of October, 18^1, a liirht bay mare
jJLm&U M I'LE, supiKMcd to be 2 year* old last
3>rin<x. Said Mule has a bliu*k stripe across its
loulders, rtmehed main, tail shaved and bobed.
The owner is requested to conic and prove property,
pnv charges nnd take it away. JSuid Mule 1
erwi Imj found at my residence 10 miles north of
Greenville C. H., on the stage road to Ashevillo
N. C. J NO. If. GOODWIN, M. G. 1>.
Nov. 17. 27 2t |
lFH^8|I ARRIA Af,8 j
AT
W. H. HENNON'S.
SUGARS?Stu?rt'? Jletjnod, Crashed, Loaf,
I IMined, nncl Clarified, .-'{'i
A fino article ??f Rio Coffee,
Mackerel, l'h-kled Salmon, Lolwter*, Sardine*, 1
nn<l Crackers, il
Sperm, Tallow ami Adamantine Candle*,
Preserve*, Pickle* and Brandy Frnifs.
SAP-DTTAP.S & OUTMR?.
_ A large and fino assortment of , . >' ,
which I will sell Low f?r Cash. Come nr.d
see for yourselves. All kind* of Produce taken
in exchange for good* and groceries.
W. JJ. HRNSON.
Nov.inlier 10. *2fi "2
V
,.-.gf'tf Tfip. RKfclTLAfc Ml ,
ings of Mot-stain lx>nor. No.
1 *r>, I. O. O." F., aro held-on
,--4d Friday evenings at 7 o'clock
in their 11*11. J, R SHERMAN", ?k<yt,t,try.
Greenville, Aug. 13 "|
THE Member* of Greenville Section, Xn. Iff.
are roqueeted to meet at their Hall SfbKi^h*
*r order M W/I^Pawav W.. P. -. ^
v. . / #
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> J '? c ^1
s*V\- 'V <r * ' *1(
STATE Of'^^SS&S^SH
rf?t A,. '^lowLy,' 'l'i?ri tul* CL
Jamon Y. C*U<\w?y.?bill for Partition officii.
Com plrtin'nnfli living fil?d ficV &rh wLt< |;
jl. me ijomimssionor, andut ap)>e?riug to the V
latisfactiou of the-Court, tliatKliznbcTh Ituxsoll
?nd Janics Russell, bor husband. without
the limits of tbj^Stnte: It Is ordered, on motion
ji K. r. rorrv,^^iiij??inhniifs owliei^ir. ihnt the
?.id EKjstctk Htwsell and *K-r -'htatber-d, J=:r,cs j?
I'.urse'l, <io nnsss eft ph'ad or demur t" ( "in; lainint's
hill, within tnfee months from this date, Of" j
the same will he taken pro cDofewo ns to these
Defendants. ' vaflt
S. A. KOWSKS. O. E. GlA
Greenville C. H., 2d November, 1664.
K 17 ?? 3m L
STATE OI"' SOUTH CAROLINA J
GPvEES VILLE DISTRICT. t
In Equity. 1
Wellborn .Barton, Executor, <fcc.. vs. Willi u rns Cox,
Executor, ite., and others.?Bill ill Equity. Au
count, Belief. Sale of Property,
r|",liE Complainant having filed his amended
JL hill in this ease, molding the legatees and j
persons interested. in the will of The into ill-a.
I". oi?l\i 1m { i>\ j artiea to this ruit. ?nd it lipjK'airina
to tlio iUtisfnulion of the Commissioner that >
llufus V. . Folgef and his wife Mel-it ida
A. \V. I nnr.-.st t r and his wife Mary Jane Lane i*
tor, Louisa A. Barton, Perrv Burton and l.'mily 1
B. Barton his w ife, Guatavn* A Taylor and Mrs. ]
Taylor, bis wife, reside without the limit* of this !
State: It is ordered tl-.nt the nhovc named the j
1 >efendnnt* do answer, plead or demur to the C<>ru- ^
plniuaut'a bill, within tirree months from the publication
of this rule, or that th^taid bill will be
taken pro eoufesso ?ta to th<-se Do'fendenta.
S. A TuWNES, C. E G. I). 1
K 17 27 3 m. '
I- 7- *
sTtTV or KAI;TU rtE>Ar.ie ? 1
grpa'n villi: district. (
iissr lPic.i?J\e.
John W, Grady ) ]
vs. J- Attachment.
Wi?, M. BuUnr.)
\\7 IlEP.liAH. the Plaintiff did on the 16th day
T T of OetoWr, 1634, tile his declaration
against the defendant, who, (waitis said) is absent
from and without the limits of the State,
and lias neither wife or attorney now within the
same upon whom ? copy of this declaration
might be served.
ft is therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plend to the said declaration on
or before the nineteenth day of Oetol>er, \thich '
will he in the venr of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and lift v-fivo, otherwise final and
absolute judgement will then be given and awarded
inrainFt Yiiin.
D. HOKK C. C. P. '
Clerk'a Office, Greenville District, ?
October 17, 1804, ) Umly
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENT. !
LOTTERY & EXGHAN6E
OFFICE,
(Under the Eataw House, Ho, 8,)
BALTIMORE ST.
ft
BEG to enll particular attention to the splendid
selection of MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES
drawing daily. The Capitals in each lottery
range from the small amount of $ A,t)00,
to the Sthjieiidbus $um of
*{-;CdEvSO<J9'e,?;3>?3>?.?o
Tickets varying in priee of from $1 to ftJO.
Our success in Selling Prizes 1ms Keen entirely beyond
our expectations. We have sold and cashed
Prizes during the lost year, amounting in the
aggregate to over
One Million of Dollars!
PACKAGES OF TICKETS containing all the
numbers in the Lottery, always 011 hand, ranging
in price from $3 50 to $450?Prizes from
$4,000- to $100,000.
A single package can driiw tho 4 highest Prizes
in the Lottery.
Orders solicited through the Post-Office.
Onr Monthly Bulletin containing the Schemes
of all lotteries one month in advance of the day \
oi o rawing, wilt t-o mi who oruer it, lte? of j
Charge. Thankful for past favors wo respectful-.
lv solicit a continuunco of thepatronage ?o liberally
bestowed on us heretofore.
All Business strictly private no<l confidential.
For Print either by the Package, Single Tickets
or (Shares, he sure to call on or address ymtr
orders to the Old Established House of
8MALLWOOD & CO.,
No. 8, Nilta*> House, Baltimore, |
August 11, 1S54. 18 8 tu j
II
Livery Stable.
r 2^1115 ?ul>s?Tilx*r* nT-<v?n|iplio?l with a number j
I of COMFOIiTAHLK HACKS, C A Hit t
AUKS AND SUUUlKS\\tU gentle well-broke j
HOUSES, and careful and competent DRIVERS, J
and will convey Traveller*or hire their .Vehicles
on Reasonable Tergns. Their w:ll ,
always be fotmd at the l>ej>ot, on the Arrival of
the Cars, and will convey Passengers to nny part
of town or from any part of town for 22 Cents. ;
Travelere will do well-to make no arrangement* '
until thev reach Greenville.
ltUTI.KDGF. <fe ARClir.lt.
June 80. 7 fit"
1 'r '
Cabinet Making.
3335.M3 Si3&ase
T> T1SI'KCTr i"l.T.V iiiforntHtiir^iiKcnunf Green- I
IV villo that hi- in |nvpared to make l'T>HNI- i
Tl'KE: wtwh m Uo'Isti'.vls. sj.lehoariU, liwrmu.s,
Vohiiu^-lfiif Tallies Centre Tuition, W'jtiiiroheo,
?t <\, iti\. ami hope* to receive a patronage.
Il?' mnv ho fotiml at the Work-Shop nenr
the corner of' Mnin iitul IinfjedYnho Street*, In the
rear of I'. OaCuU.'V Blnoktnnth Sliop.
fireenvillc, October ?1. 21 2
Thompson ft Easloy,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
*- GREENVILLE C. II., a V. ^ ,
Jane 2S, ISM. 6 I
SOliSOiTUMPPIlAlKn;.
-OREHNVJU-H^IVBilOK, N<>. 10, S. of T.,
hohl their mooting weekly. at the Division
Room,(in McRre * 1 fall) Hutu r<l ay evouirw*.
C. V. Moll SIGN, l. H s
Anycat r 12 }
-
ftenlherM Quarterly Review.
OEItSONS ha> :'>n r.-laliona wit ki
JL the "Sovtiixtin (Jiurmu.? Kcvrew, will tor
the ptvaent lollreM their eoniiunnieationa to the
publisher in Columbia, 8. 0. ' V ^
& MORTIMER.
*W W>**' ! f - i
I- )' ^ v *m
A v.
5g?5ISt^^zV f^g
*it-k &-; V'^l |R|^ "'' " *
\r>tor in.J (k nmandrr in-Chiff in and ov*r tK?
fQHteof South Car?#** 'Wl
WHEREAS, it is a duty incumbent upon *v- j
n-v people nt nil timee to acknowledge.
heir dependenceupon an nit-wise ami merciftjl C
J?l j to praise him for his glory ami honefaeions,
ami to express in contrition and hutnilia*
ion a submWjon to Ilii dispcutatioaa, and dah'mImmv
upon iiis power ;
And whereas it is eminently becoming in tho , :ja
,'coplo of this State, in view of the great, benefit* 6...
vhich have been bestow wi upon them during '"3
he pas', year, and nUo in view of the mortality
i ml other calamities which in some places lie to
><:f..Uc? iJiein, to make public demonltirstiwh of
-heir gratitude, and humiliation and resignation :
\ow, therefore 1, JOH'S LAURENCE MANSIMh
Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and
>vor the Stati- of South Curoliiin, do hereby set
ipiuA TI1LRS1>AY, the twenty-third day of Noreitib?ii,T?
a tiny or thanksgiving, Easting, IIus.iliatioii
and J'rnyor; nod I hereby invito *he
niiiistrrs and teachers of *iU religious depoiuinaioim
throughout the State, upon tiiAt^ajHo open
heir several places of public worship, and reurn
thanks to Almighty God for the manifest aions
ot liis inercy ; to acknowledge tl?c in*
he people; and, by humiliation and praver, to
sitreat Ills forgiveu'cnn of thVtn, and impfore the
ixteiiHion gvor tho commonw ealth of His love
,?,i -l ... ?.
/vfld I lurther invite all persons engaged >n
ieohhtr put suite to clone, for the day abvye mendon.d,
their places of ttusineas, and fonwkc their
iinunl avoeuUons, attd to promote, as far ns possi- p
b)e. n proper observance of the rite* and eolemtiitien
of tlie occasion.
divan under tny hand and the senl of tho
State, lit Columbia, this thirty-first day of
October, A. I>. one thousand eight hundred
and tifty-fmir, nud in th'e seventy-ninth
yearof American Independence.
J NO. LAUKXCvCE MANNING.
Den. PurtxT, Secretary of State. \*jt
Nov. 17. 27 ' !2t
Idod^c'N liilerary lu?euiii.
rI"MlK NINTH VOLUME of the Museum comA
mcneed Saturday, Jtt&tt fitli, 1;S04, which
far excels all pre ceding volumes of this widely
circulated and independent Literary and Family
Journal, both in typographical appearance End
in the value of its original contents.
The Museum claims to stand second to nO literary
journal in the United States, boasting a
corps of (lifted Contributors whose names are
enrolled in the list of the most eminent of American
Authors, nnd w hose effusions have long graced
the pages of this paper.
This is the Seventh Year of the,Museum's existence,
and its prosperity has been one of such
a an** and substantial character, na to warrant
the great ami constant outlay iiiadc by the Proprietor,
in order to secure and increase for it a
brilliant. reputation. 11 le Editorial Department
is conducted by Ossian E. Dodge and J. \V. Hanson.
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w hich they w ish tlicni scut.
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