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, <1 MlTftislong.Warm day J" said I to a lady d
[ j&jftenrest m one .ultfj* nitwtfte- a* I took t
the out of the way end seat, iff the at C
9 IhltValo for Albany. '?
ffrV In. -^otbmdy not," wan the reply, as -I put c
jf- ? tf|jy sh?\vl, books, pajlera, fan, boqttet, &c., ti
one end, aud> nestled mpatlf?down hi t
tfio other. I soon weai ied of conversation r
,aud rtmdinguhtul had sunk into a fitful slum- r
bor, when afbnll* lap on my shoulder, and
a low ;rple^so Mi<V made wo wnko with a ?
.suflden st^jt. [
The ear was filled to overflowing, atid a I
tVotfcjy arrived party had entered,V?d a pale 1
p ilule womanwith a fretful baby in lier anus, d
st<Hid a-skifi;^ pennhsiun to sit W-idc rae.? c
WVith more of pity thnw of pleasure, 1 shared c
)i>5? seatTvith her, yet I spoko but few words,
nn\l sulkily forcboie taking the restless little c
?treiaJ.ur#to ease her ]>oor, wearied arms, but a
Tttdtely smoothed ju yollow hair, and patted B
its pale, baby eliceks, and said Mary was a a
good ftiijjjBweet nrttee. I;
For lift own comfort I ^#d opened JJic JD
window ibid I might mor^dbdineifv catoli *
\l?oso picturesque views, tlval flitted by us so I
quickly that they seemed like ^Pwiag pic- 1
tares, without One imperfection to tflnr, when v
liiy attcntieu was drawn to my companion t
who was incessantly coughing. o
'I do wish yon would letdown that win- v
dow," said she, "the cowl smoke nukes my c
cough so much wojg&u." r
1 am ashamed to confess it notf, but 1 felt t
^ Ih^mgry iilood burn in my cheek, and a
nnshii^of the eyes, as t replied, "I n.irt <iuit? -A
sick, and so wearied:, and, troubled,and hungry,
and thirsty, and crowded, and hero you t
come as an intruder, and would keep me f
from the mit< fresh air that 1 am ,
trying to get. I >o you think you are doing (
* 5W you would lie d otto by jF sard 1 tartly, and x
without waiting for a reply, 1 rose an'd wm j
ki,; letting down the window with an nugfy- t
crn^l), Ms a noughty child would slain u door t
?hut, whence laid her poor,wasted little baud, ,
-on nvv man, and siMggjpA dotil do i( (hen,'" (
aiid bttrst iuto tearsj and leaned her bead j
down on her baby, and cried bitterly. The .
womatvm inv beari wua touched, but put- ,
I - -. ting oiytbe injured ftir of n martyr, I coin- (
f jiressodmy lips, and took up a paper proton- ;
diitg to read. 1'ivtty soon my eves grew so ,
dimmed I could not see yritho'tit brush ing the
tears often, and I rosohed to ask bpr pardop ,
far mv Uhkiridncss; but minute after minute (
glided away, an>l wo soon reached her place ,
v( destination, ami she r<>>e <o leave. I rose |
too. and the words were on my lips when a ,
gentleman cntno to assist her out. i
She tin nod her gentle and tearful eves tip- ,
on mi?; with a sad expression, aud bowed 0 (
sweetly that my hand was almost upraised (
to appeal to the forgiveiftw, the words v,jCre t
jits* droppmg from my lips, 4>at aho was,
gone, if u as too lata, and I a woman, with a |
wtfiiihu'st ho^rt, was left with tliat stinging j
little hath sticking in it, and the sweet i
'words and wasted little hand that alone ,
-<>could remove it, wore gone from me forever.
I sank back in my scat and wept bitterly*
The gentleman returned from assisting her
.and as the car was full, he took the place she
had vacated: I inquired who the lady '
was, ond lie replied, "her home is in Wbconsift^aml
slio has returned to the home of far
childhood, to die. The whole family of ,
brothers and histtirs died of consumption, and' |
she, the last one left, is going t<w."
Oh ! 1 turned away sick at heart, and tri- |
lh > hut out from r< metubrnnccthe pallid,
appealing fudjjihs I resolved, and ro-resolved,
never again in this poor life of mine to speak
another unkind word.-?Ohio Fanner. 1
The Zouave3. <
Thu IhirU correspondent of the Journal
t *S&SMfc-'")n<'),,rce gives the annexed authentic I
I of the famous Zouaves of tho French
"Vov will permit me to bestow a para- 1
grayili oh tho Zouaves, drawn from tho full
History and graphic description of that ro- (
? doubtable corps 'which aro furnished in La
r|(; lieviie. The common impression that the 1
Zournvcs are chic-Hy natives of Algeria is entirely
erroneous. In lnfO Gen. Clafist-I, 1
then eomtnaniler in the province, organised J
a native corps of infantry and cavalry,
consisted of two battalions that revived ?
the name, iu. the Arabic, Zovoua, Iran a <
tribe or confederation^ Kaby tribes, inhnb*
iling the iarthest, gorgts^br glens of the Jajura.
'.Tj^ey wore a proud, intrepid, indua- ]
trious race whom the Turks cohM never re- J
ally subdue ; Lhey were well known at Al- $
giers, as they frequented tho city for the purpoae
of barter; thoy enjoyed the reputatfou
of being tho best foot soldiers of the Regency.
lvabyls and Arabs of every title could
be admitted into tho new corps, but they <
.fcTtivthd trustworthy. Wli?n ado- *
./piatejy trained thoy deserted to the tribes (|
that happened to be nt w.ir with the French,
nod proved tho most dangerous adversaria*. F
Kro ^ng it wna thought advisable to enlist
voluiufcers from ^franco; a number of those ?
worft-w/Ww dc /few, or the vagrant
p. ?TlBS Capital. I'reach and natives tugl^cr
I formed a regiment, the tilth of tho line, and
I fit soon (Wplaytd extraordinary powressin the
?eight entirol two n*-^
' t>y?; kiH flfcU of tba ltfttor /eceivej twelvfc~?
I?%O^B^Iers. 'l'ho officer* were uitogethwith
tfi/gnulc of ch*f Jn hat- *
uuion4 listed lo Mimtnur ami winter *e!*icc;j *
..V V' * ' > x *
lursimi uugoHiid appeared in Altera in
8 11 ho soon perceived their superiority, and
innneo. of tli^t year they were !r\crea?<kI |to
hfee buttftHionS^iih a complete staff.Njuiyed
on Id be admitted into one company aloue
Tench baftallioh'* and they were tew, enough
mly to countenance tlie name nnJ dfctiict
iniform of the corps. The mixturo of tlie
wo races was not hwod satisfactory in the
esults; they contracted each other's bail
at her than gotn^ qualities. Tito soldiers in
VT^erin had a l\v# fold duly, fighting atul
unking ; the Arabs would not handle tin
lickaxe and spade; the Christian would
lave sitftercd in their estimation if so emiloycd
while they were comrades. It was
leotned advisable to create, under the name
f Sharp Shooters, special infantry
orfityofficered in part only by Frenchmen^
Thcvo battnllidns, commanded by veteran
oiunels versed in tho Arabic, now deinontrato
iu tho Crimen that iliey arc worty juliora
of the Zouaves. The primary corps is
till recruited with veteran or tried soldiers
labituated to nil kiud of hardship and dan:
i, and of management iu providing themelves
with necessaries aud comforts in cani>ai<pis,
and under whatever circumsUtnce--rp
18^2 a new organization took place ; tfiey
vfcrc increased to three regiments of tl>r^
lattaljions each; afterwards they were armd
with rifles; they now handle the Miuie
villi dreadful effect. Tho natnes of tiamorijcre,
ltetlcau, Changnrner, Cavaigtiac Canobeil,
tiosquet, are the list of tneir leaders
it di!tcreiit times."
Small Tables ys. Large'Onos.
3A>. ! ? -.1 * - .
jub *.?viii? jjluivi ciwuu iur me prosvm
o be re-opened under a new system of manigement.
liegulnr set outs at Into hours
vill give place to sniftll tables, where you
line by t>ho card, and pay for what you oricr;
what vou eat, and not for the regular
joar.lera wLo can devour an ox, and never
tare liow much it-costs the unlucky proprieoia.
The whole system must bo changed,
uul is changing. The abandonment of the
abic*d hole will have an effect which hi not
ulty appreciated. It is this:?At our largo
md fashionable hotels, the women spend
heir husband's money like water, to vie with
siCch other infdress and jewelry. This varity
and cxtravagauco is one cause ofourcomlicrcial
embarrnasments.
These woltoOn will soon have to dine with
heir husbands, at little tablee, where their
diarming roparfccs will havo n small audinico,
and where they wilt find it iudispenside
ftfc"n"proof of fashion and good taste to
Iffesfr witn greater simplicity. They will be
anghed at if they do otherwise. A woman
n ith a 1,000 dollar shawl, a 200 dollar silk
Ireas, a necklaco of diamonds and bracelets
if gold, will appear ridiculous, when there is
10 body to adiniro them hut a poor, hardirorked
pttfe facecTliusband across a table 2
bet square and a peper and mustard stand'
ictween them. We go in for a new plan.?
S'o raorc table'd bote. "Let us l?e gay,'' but
10 nioro'nousense.
b'fcciivillr Prices Current.
:ORtlKCTKD WKEKLV FOU THE KN'TEKI'lllHK,
BY GRADY fc GOODLETT, MERCHANTS.
Gukknvii.lr. May 10. 1856.
Ka ^ftrvn n i ...
rrrw>? i .>va, v?unny,per yarn, 10 a IB
Dundee, 13 a 16
I1ACON . .. .Hums, per lb., 10 a 12
Shoulders, 8 a 10
Sides, 10 a 11
llog round, 10
3UTTER.. .Cosheu, per lb. none.
Country, per lbs 15 o 20
jOIiKKK .. .Itio, per lb. 14
Java, per lb. 18 a 20
DOMESTICS, Shirting, poryd. 0^ a 10
Sheeting, per yd. 10 a 15
Osiieburgs, per yd. 11 a 12^
FLOUR .... Country, per bbf. #8 a $9^
Country, pe?eack, $4 a $4$
5RAIN' Corn, per bushel. 95 a 100
Wheat, per bushel, v $1^
RON Swedes, per lb. 6? a 7
English, per lb. 5 a 5%
..Mil' per lb. 11 a 12
dOLASSES, Cuba, per gal. a 37^
N- O., per. gal. a 50
1YBUP...." 44 per gal. a 62$
'1LS Lamp, per gal. $1$ a $2$
Train, per gnl. 87$ a $14
Linseed, $1 [
tICK...%. ..per lb, la 8
IOPE...,. .per lb. 12$a 20
lUCARS...N. Orleans, per-lb. 7 a 9
Porto Itico, per lb. 9 a 10
Loaf, per lb. 12$
Crushed, per lb, 12$
Refined, per Ib^plO a 12$
JALT per bushel, ; $1
Salt, per sack. a 2 37
(DAP Colgate,pale,pr.lb. 12$ a 15
Yellow, per lb. 8 a 10
?IIOT. per lb. 12$
Shot? per bag, - * a $2|
WAURTRP?At Anderson, on tlio 1st inst., by .
lev. William T. Capers, Prof. P. Fatsaoux 3teknh,
n it.,.1,1 Academy, Charleston.) ti> Miw Mars.
i u-.-k , \ on ngest daughter of ihd lata liishi'
' '!"
" ' ' - i ' '
IHKIV?<rn the morning of the l$lh April, Site
Huonbom, infant eon of It B. and busnn B.
lunoan, aged i year and 20 day*.
1 1 1 1 H " IM-- aa u w
ir Notice. *r*.- ,<
A tt, 4*blA txr R.b?tta4. I. H. Bel*
~ ?n'N BaneiJifl A Hunt*. And Kuttftta
r6n^l,I^?,,jy?al?a< Wth June
nfcfv will be mad upoiT without rap?o< of fwr
?i* ?n<) witlM.-H father trttfcto. ^ ^
< ,* wi " >v . c.^. Ei.ronp
may It? ,. 53- . " i
'
Ski.- .
T lr?
" * * ?* y, 7.' 't.5 jHttr
V
Sit THK sulmerihcr, having tnksu iharge of
Lthls Hotel, in tlie w?t and of 4A?in street,#
oville, n,. oji Intel y occupied by Jonx rk*xui,i>?,
i? j x#n*#W to aeeomropdato hfii old friend*
and the public generally, Vfth Everything accessary
to nacir comfort during their stay with him.
ile'ho)** from his long experience *i? the buainew,
to be able lo give satisfaction to all. '
sims ff&STioiar >
slinll be fftrnishod with the best the country affords.
PhuMANENT nnd TEMPORARY Boarders
can be accommodated npon reasonable terms,
lie respectfully solicits a sharo of nublio patronage.
* JOHN MoliUinfc
May 11. 62
???? ?. i lagg
Exccnton' Sale
Of Valuable Town Lots, Farm, &o. *<
BY virtue of authority given to us for that
jiurjK>do, under the lust will and testament of
Jab.-i Oilrcnth, duccnscd, wo will sell at public
auction, at the Court House, Uroonville, 8. 0.,<>n
Snleday iii July next, tlio following REAL ESTATE,
via: m
Tile LOT situated at fl?e womcr ?>f Main and
Washington streets, Grccurilic 8. C, being flftynine
nnd guc linlf feel in width?by two hundred
and twoittv feet in depth, yn tins Lot are two
fine STORK HOUSES on Main Street, At the
most central business point in the town. Aldfe
a handsome and comfortable Dwelling on Washington-street,
containing seven rooms, pantry*.
Ao., large wooden and briek Kitchens, servants'
Houses, Smoke House, Ac., Ac. This property
will produce a yearly rent of about $70U.
also,
One LOT at the corner of Laurens and Washington
streets, being one hundred feet on Wash
iugtoh street nod one hundred nnd twenty feet
on Lnurens-strcot. On this Lot is a large Livery
Stable, Carriage Houses, Ac.
ALSO,
Ouc Lot at the corner of l^aurcns nnd CofToestreets,
being one hundred feet ou Coffee-street
and one hundred and twenty feet on 1 .nuronsstreot.
On this Lot is a neat and comfortable
Dwelling and necessary Out buildings.
also,
One LOT nt tlio cornor of Coffee and Richardson-streets,
being one hundred feet on Coffeevtrcet
and one hundred and twenty feet on Richardson
street. A line location for n residence or
for business.
also,
One Lot nt the corner of Richardson nnd Washington-streets,
being one hundred and twenty
feet'on Hiclinrdson street and one hundred feet
on Washington street This Lot is immediately
opposite the Presbyterian Church, aud is a beautiful
location for a residence.
also,
Ono TRACT OF LAND, containing twelve
acres, moro or less, on the old Spartanburg road,
at Hie upper end of town, adjoining lauds of Mc- i
Bee, Eliord, Duncan, Philli]>?, and public gravoyard.
On this Tract is a good Tan Yard, site a
pretty building site, aud one of the finest springs
in the State.
also,
One TRACT OF LAND, containing one hundred
and eighty-three acres, more or lea#, on the
Spartanburg roud, about two miles from tlio town |
Ilaptiat Chnroii, on Tueaday morning, May 15, at
11 o'cloolj, by Mr. John G. Wuxiaw*, a member
of the Soeioty.
The puhH? are reanectfully invited to attend.
The proootMion will form at the University, at (
the ringing oftho bell, and tnpyn at lO.o'efupk,
prci'iaely. under, the direction of the M<vrehnl.
Honorary member* are in vitpd to join the proeeeaion.
a.
o wAsinisrnto.v UICT;S, >
J. It. llAllTWKI.li, .1 Com'too,
? R. M. SORTOJt, '
'May*. 51 *
* 0'
' - * aa .il
of .Greenville, 8. C., Adjoining lands of Buist, |
Green, Ilammoud, Gilreutli, ot ol, ; watered by
a fork of ltichlund Crook, about one lialf being
well wooded laud ; a pretty building rite on the
Spartanburg road. The Tract is a very desira
ble one, and would make n first rate farm w hich,
from its pro\iniity to town, would bo very desirable
ana valuable.
1?.rus?A credit of one and two years, in equal
annual installments, with interest from date:
purchasers to give bonds with two securities and
mortgages of the premises, to secure the payment
of tho purchase money.
P. B.DUNCAN,
C. J. ELFOltl),
Executors.
May 11. ?J td
Administrator'* Sale.
Negroes and Railroad Stock.
BY permission of the Ordinary of Oreonville
District, 1 will sell to the highest bidder, at
Greenville Court House, on Mondny, the 4th day
of June next, (Sale day,) tho following PERSONAL
PROPERTY belonging to the Estate of Philip
N. Powers, deceased, viz:
Three Very Likely Negroes.
STEPNEY, about 16 years of age, Bill about
12, and Bob, about 5.
also,
TWENTY FIVE SHAKES OF STOCK of the
Greenville and Columbia ltuitrond Company,
amAiintln.. ftcfiA J " % *
.miv.u>.uK w tuw, linn usMefsmoiii Mini, ail paia
in ; the assessment bearing 7 per cent, interest
Tkums?A credit of twelve months, with interoat
from dutc, on note, with two good sureties,
C. J. KLFORD, Administrator.
may U 62 td
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to PHILIP N. 1WVKRS,
deceased, (individually,) are notified
to make immediate payment; and those having
demands against the said deceased, to present
them for payment to the suhscrilicr.
C. J. KLFORD, Adm'r.
may 11 62 tf
State of South Carolina.
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
Sheriff's Sales. *
BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Faoins to
me directed, will bo sold before tho Court
House Door, in the usual hours cf sale, on th*
first Monday in June hat#.
40 Acres of Land, more or lees, adjoining lands
of L. Brock, Mrs. Rioe and othors; iw the projierty
of J. II Holcoiohe, at the suit of Joe) Charles, |
and also, all of J. II. I Iolcnmhc's interest in 16<?
Acres of Land adjoining lands of E. Hawkins,1
Joseph Barton and others, at the suit of Joel
Charles.
Cwiidiltwii. Cash.
W. A. McDANIKL, S. O. D.
Sheriff's Offioc, May 0, 1866.
Positively the l*a?t Notice.
A LI. those indebted to the Subscriber, who
fail to call ami settle with him hy the 1st
day of June, will fiud their notes and accounts in
the hofeds af W. K. Kasloy, Es?p for collection.
Tlds is a final notice to all tliat it may
concern. W. W. SMITH.
k May 4. 61 tf
Anniversary.
TUB ANNIVERSARY ORATION of the ADELPll
I A S SOCIETY will ho - ?
iiis l:Sr I
Crccnvillo, Jan. IX 35 jfc. '
II? ' KAWM or "rr rflppnmrrr
ik?grkk.nvil.lk duthwon, No. 19, 8. of T.,
' hold their meeting* weekly, the Dj*
vision Room, Sntiirduyevening*.
C. M. McJUNKlNS, R. S.
t January 12
Oil ore requested to meet at tho Division
*JL Room of tho Son* of Temperance uu.tr
'ftirther order*. Meeting?Friday livening*.
Bf'fljy order (?f W. 1*. Piiick, W.\ P.'.
January 12. 85 ^ tf
DUTTO- &TO?.a
pm APQTHECAfW SHOP.
GREENVILLE, S. C.
DEAUR m
y^UL'GB. MKDICINK8, 8lJROigAL 158TRU
uHMitA, rnuiTs, nyo ?tuir-\ Vltnisliu*, rutty, I
Tobocco, Kcgara, Spirit Gn% Oil*. tininlW^ Soaps,
Splecj, Brushes, Toilet Articles, Conilw, Perfumery,
ete. Fresh ami pure Drugs warranted
ami sold at low prices.
May 4. 61 tf
NEW SPEING GOODS.
ri^llE SOBSOiUHIillSnre just receding Now
4. Supplies of STAPLE Ami FANCY GOODS,
adapted to the season, and which they will sell
low to Ctnfi ami J'rompt buyers; preferring that
other* would not buy them. They consist ill
part of
A variety of Dress floods,
Bonnets mid Ribbons,
I udie's and Misses Shoes,
Coatings, Vesting* and Pants Stutfs,
Gent's Summer aud Silk Hats,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
With a full assortment of "GROCERIESitnd
CltOVKERY WARE, and other articles in our
line. CRITTENDEN A TURNER,
apr 20, 40 tf
Take Notice.
ALE PERSONS indebted to the Subscribers
by Note or Book Account, up to January
1856, are earnestly requested to call and make
payment, as thev urgently need the monev due
them. CRITTENDEN A TUKNfcK.
npr 20. 41) tf
CABINET-MAKER'S
-y ?fc
sfini i-iV ii ii sy v> n^jninajm
At tircrnrille C. II.
1M1E SUBSCRIBER return* his thanks for the
. very liberal patronage heretofore ln-stowed
upon linn, and solicits a continuance of the same.
Having in his employ good ami experienced
Workmen feels confident of giving satisfaction.
lie has on hand a quantity of both (lac- and
pluin finished Furniture offering for sale at prices
to suit the times.
Repairing done at moderate charges. All
oi-iiers attended to with dispatch.
S. M. MURPHY,
apr 2, 48 'fin,
HARRISON'S HOTEfT
BY 1>. THOMPSON SIMS, Corner of
JS^LKichardson "?ll laurel-streets, Columhin,
K (Li. Omnibus Faro 25 coats. Jan. 1'3 tf
The State of South Carolina,
; uubiw V1L.DJ5 LMSI'KIUT.
Va tin* Court of Ordinary.
2?z psirtr SMncV Biiiler, Administratrix of William
Butler, deceased.?Petition for Final SetvUuxinL
IT appearing lo my satisfaction thnt certain
next of kin to the Intestate, whose names nre
unknown to inc, reside without the limits of this
State: It is therefore, ordered, thnt all nnd singular
the next of kin of the said William Bntler, deceased,
Into Planter of Greenville District, who
nre entitled to n distributive share of his personal
estate, do appear ut my Office on or before
the 3rd day of August next, and object to the final
settlement of hu said personal estate, or their
consent to the same will be entered of record.
KOBKRT McKAY. O. G. D.
Ordinary's Office, April 30, 1855.
May 4. " 51 3m
The State of South Carolina,
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
IX EQUITY.
A. IS. MeDarid, et. ah. vs. Mrs. Susannah MeDavid,
et. nl.?Hill for Partition of Real Estate,
Yoixo <fc Ki.kord, Complainant's Solicitor.
IT appearing to my satisfaction, that William
J. McDavid, and John H. Graham and Nancy
1- /iridium liis wife, who nre defendants to the
above Hill of Complaint, reside without the limits
of this State. It is, therefore, ordered that the
said absent, defendants do appear and plead, answer
or demur to the said Hill of Comjdaint,
within three months from this date, or their consent
to the same will he taken pro confeoso.
S. A. TOWNS, g it. a. n.
Commissioner's Office, Grecnvillu, S. C., April
5th, 1855. apr A, Sm
The State of South Carolina,
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
IX EQUITY.
A. R. Mcl>n\id, et. ah, vs. Mrs. Susannah MoPnvid,
et. nl.?Hill for Specific, performances,
Ac., Yovxo A Eooan, Complainant's Solicitor.
TT npuciiriiiu to iwy satisfaciictt, that William
JL d. MelMvid, nnd .lohn H. Graham aud Nancy
I a. Grahtun his wife, who arc defendants to the
uluiVi. Hill nf I'limnl.inl wlikmil O.. n ?
it* of this State. /t ?*, therefore, ordered that the
said abseat defendnut-s do appear and plead, answer
or demur to the auid Hill of Complaint,
within three mouths from this date, or their eonsent
to the same will be taken ore ronfcMo.
8. A. TOWKKf*, r. r_ o, n.
Commissioner's Olfice, Greenville, S. C., April
5th, 1863. apr 0, Sin
rne state or South Carolina*
CijlKKN V LJ.I-K JUISTOIOT.
n r.<i? ity.
llendriekT Arnold vs. Jmnrj Me('ulloui{h, et? nl.
?liSfl for partition o'fltenF Kotnt , A*^ Yowno.
A human, Oomplnlnnnt's Solicitor.
IT appearing to my satisfaction, thftt Lawifc
Arnold, one of the defendant* to th.i nhovo
RUl of Complaint, ro*idcs w?thont the limit* of
thia fStntc, it K therefore, ordered that tlio snid l
Lewi# Arnold do HL)?t>ftr n??d- pl<t?J. niwwer or
dcnntr to the an id Jiiil of (Complaint, within throe j
month* fronf thU date, or M# consent to the ??m?
will l?? taken pro fuiftwi.
l^rTTOWXFS.r *o.n. ,
ContenjMiowor'a ftffoo, 0r<fonyiUr,f4 C., April
5th, ISftV apr \ nm
t
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'* 1 /11,i Be
w. n. nuwfei s.
V^m will plea?o call ?arly and
AtamlBo, nud io?k<) your itclec*
flow* off Suramor Style* off Href*
(load** Donuol* & Ribbon*, Gin<
brotiterk'8, an<l Houickc?plilg
Artless ;
DHKSSKS of Klegnnt Ti.wies, entirely new
fabric call Croftf* ]iePnrl?, destined to take
lie precedence of ? very oilier Silk goods iliU
K-HSiiii for evening dresses, n f?w pelces received,
Vliite oml ill colors. All tlie colore of plain fine
tLria and B iregc, plain White and plain Black,
In. dik,Cvlyd^Vliitv ^nu Black Luiluoidercd silk
lr*M*diiii>s|Wj;<mil assortment in price and put>rn
of Colored and Black Printed Satin Striped
and figured Bareges, from 25 to 871 eta. some
veill ri"h. drey Colored worsted fM-Befft for
Hiding ?nd\ Traveling Dresses, the boat goods
imAgiunblu for those purjKwos, it will neither
crush nor erpose, nud is a .Very strong liglit iua
tcrial. Those goods (together with Colored Muslins
niidT.awin, from 10 ct*. yard to 371, fine
Frendf^riiited JuCqtuts, Check Muslins, Dotted
Swisses, Jaconets, American and Oormiin Ging!?inns,)
present an assortment not ussunlly Burpaasea
in a City Uetuil JlstnblUhment.
Now Stylo of yard wide Cambric Muslins, imitation
Siitin surface, verv pretty for children's
wear, called Lri!li<nit<\ Linen Lustres, Barege
D'Laiiies, plain Lining Silks, Florences, Serges,
MilPftpllifii'j UlimV l'nifliuli I Vnna aaW.qI
..v.v.v>,?..u
Hlaok Italian Crnpcs and Crnpc Li'"""*, colored
Fancy Polka wittvil I>aeo Veils, handsome Embroidered
Silk Lnco Veils, r.nd Bhtelc wide liar
dared Motirnist l,ov? Veils; French. and irisli
Embroidered Collars, ChimUvtU nndSlcevcis Io it
at ion lloniton I.aeo Collars at 1, < 5.
Au immcusc ijannlity of Swiss Kuinxook and
Jnauu't Insertiura, Edgings, Flonncjngs.nnd white
Hoods jeiieritl!y> All widths of Black Silks from
50 cts. to fc2, 1 -i. Kid nnd Silk (Jloves, Silk and
Cotton llosiei^', Embroidery Cotton, Linen and
Cotton Flosses, Black Crape Collars, Uibbons,
Flounces, <te.
IIou?ek<tcpi?)ft Good*.
2} and 24 yard wide heavy BlcuchcdSheetings,
and liiblciiohtHl, do., London Cmnbric, and
the old New York Mills vnrd wide Long Cfloths,
good, wide nnd tine long Clolhes for 10,124, 18rl?i
and IS} cts., Brown and Bleneh'd Linen Damask,
Tabling Diaper 14 yards wide, cheap Cotton do.,
Tickings, Towelling'. Bird Kyo Diaper, Holland's
Siate Linens, Ac. Twill Tape*, Linen Tapes,
Batv'a Needles, English Pins, Crotehot Cottons, j
Crotchet Needles, nnd lots of useful nnd desirable
things, nt the LADIES STOKE.
nprlS, 43 tf
REED & GOODLETT,
limavillc, 8. C.
Jt^"0flice next door to F. F. Beat-he &Co.
J. V. RKKD.J [$. I). GOODI.ETT.
Jnnuarv 12 r.5 tf
Thompson & Easley,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
GitKKXVlLLF C. II., S. C.
June 25. 1854. 0 ?
DE8. SULLIVAN & MOORE, "
PUNCTUALLY AND PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL
DITTO TV *1*1 IL' T IVD fx n -I' * * i'in
vki'iM i nr. vr i uimu r.
RksiDExrK: WartUen, Greenrillc District.
P. 8T-<)kkm'K : DmuL-H?, "
I J. M. SULLIVAX.] [I). D. MOORfc.
I March 9. 43 *6|
TtSiPw
Watch Maker and Jeweller,
UNDER STERNS HOTEL,
IT' EE PS always on hand Gold and Sit?
IV vcr WatclM'N, uod JEWELRY of every
description. Fancy Goods and Perfumery.
Olock^ Watches niid Jewelry repaired in the
Lest manner.
.dec. 20, 33 1 y
BOUNTY LAND.
160 ACRES
rpO ALL who have servod I t days in any
A. Wur of the United States, since 1790.
Warr'aufn obfnined,
nnd highest onsh prices paid for them, by
O. J. ELFUKD, Attorney nt Iaw,
Mh 16. 44-tf Greenville, S. O.
Warrants! Warrants!
V7. S. EAGLET,
A TTORXKY AT LWV, is prepared with all
XJL uacesMwy instructions to procure Ilounty
Jjind Wnrrnnts under the lute net of Congress,
granting 100 aeres to till who may have served in
any of tlio wars. Imiuediute uttention given to
any Imaines* of the kind entrusted to his care.
Siarcli 16. 4 4 tf
B o Unty"" LA N DCLAI MS.
rlMIK undorsigned is prepared to obtain UouxJ_
tv I.ami Waiikavts for those entitled to
them under the late net passed hy Congress,
Mnreh 3d, IhA.1!. Prompt and immediate attention
will be given to the prosecution of all such
Claims. Ortieo next door to F. F. IIkattik A Co.
S. IX GOODLETT.
u recti vine, rs. March 18. 11 8
Shaving and Hair-Dressing.
Bl KBVDiii;, the Burt>er? lua reftjlStoriiCtl
to Greenville, ami taken up hi*
Headquarters next door to C. W. I'ioki.k
C2!TjLr<t'C<i'* Tailoring eHlablislimout, in Bcatfgaffjties
Brick I'ange, and is prepared to excXjjJg*
cute every thing inhUline withtbft finest
touch, Gentlemen enu have their hair cut
Afl*S?ir shampooed, or faces shaved at any time
jr^Se^durind the day or evening. Shaving done
GSJ^by the month en reasonable terms.
Greenville, March Irt. 14 " if
A Chance to make Money.
PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT !!
TIIK Subscriber is deairoua of having an agent
in each county ami town of the Union. .A
capital of from 5 to Sift only u ilt be required aftd
anything like an efficient, energetic man ran
make fronp three to tire dollars per day t? indeed
some of tlie Agents now employed are realizing
twice that sum. Every Information will be given
by addressing (poet iioid.l
\V3I, A. K1NSIX11,
Box 1228, rhilftdclpliin, En., l'o?t Ofliw,
mh It v.. d* 8t.
tftfe ?r? anlhorfcte^ to auriouiiao
W. P. PIUN OR, as a oftndiinita further
itf st the ensuing ok-etion for that office.
fciopt, a n ?.
MTWe nrc authorize) to announce Will
A- nt'DiUikl as a Candidate for Clerk at
th? ensuing eloetion. Fob. 2. td.
Wo have been authorised to announce I
t'lipt. A. V OwlltfC % candidate forShor
at l ha next etgrtton, Ot*. 27-?td.
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Stoves! Stoves!! I
TMIE SIT BSC KlDK ItS offer* to the |>ubUo I
X l*r??> variety of Kum-^ vU: The Cbalh-uge
aud Letktluu Cooking Stove*. and variou* B
otUcr*.
*?-:&**?.'X'a +* ? m?A
satisfaction to all whp may favor us with a call.
It is with reluctance th.it I must truly say that
necessity constrains mo, to notify those who nro
indebted to me cither hy note or book account
previous to 1st of January, 1855, to call and pav
up. JU11N W. OUAIAV
January 23, 1S50.
oo-pXht55sSsip.
r|^IIE undersigned having formed a coparlnerL
ship under the nuilTe and style of GRA1)V
?fc GOOIH.ETT, and taken the stock of Goods
nnd Store of Twin \V. Gbat?y, will ____
continue the business. We hopo/t^S$*\
^pp^by prompt attentions to merit
continuance of the liberal patronage here tot ore
given the business. Our stock is very complete
now, and preparations are making to enlarge it
soon. Give us a cnll.
JOHN W. GitAI)Yj
ltOB'T. 1'. GOODl.ETT.
January. 2 3, 1855.
L A ST N~OT76 E-* Tr
ALL PERSONS indebted to O. A. Pickle, oh'
aeeount previous to March last, are earnestly
requested to call on W. K. Easily and
settle the same, as further inlulgonce cannot bo
allowed.
J. B. BETTS, Assignee.,
January S. 84 ff
THE 4aREAT OI?COVfiRY.
XROLLERION!
FOR CURLING THE IIjURl
17*011 many years it has lieeu the olgeot of
. deepest study with chemists and other*, to
produce a fluid, tfiat, applied to the hhir, would
cause it to wave and curl equal in beauty to the
natural curl.
THE KROLLERION
Is the only article ever offered to the world that, ,
will affect this most desirable object. But three ?
or four applications are necessary to ear) it n* ^
much r.s may '?c desired, and for nnv leimrlh of
time. From the lamiy testimonials of those -who
have ufted it, the subscriber docs not hesitate to
warrant the Kroilerion to give satisfaction, and
prove as recommended in all case*.
. tar The receipt for making, with full dircc- *
tions for use, will he cent on the receifd of ondj
dollar, \>08t paid. Tlic ingredient* w ill not cost ?,
over 12 cents. Direct to
II. A. FREKMOZfT,
? Vl hrioii, Tniuiuiii! Ctl, QSiio, -apr
20. 40 l*S
STATEor SOI'TH CA noH.VA.
0 ltKENVl 1.1.1? DISTR1CT.
HM (s3?MrM DM XP2?2fiAS,.<
John W. Grady 1
vs. V Attachment*..
Win. M. Hwtler. J
YVniEREAS, the riomtrff did on the 16th day
f t of Ootolicr, 58A4, file lifn declaration
agoinatatho defendant, who, (as it la aaid) ia ah**-sent,
from and without the limits ef the Male, .
and has neither wifaor attorney now within the ? v JjFfyr
mi.no -open wfton'i a opy of " this d<*darati?'2*
might be served,
ft is therefor? ordetod, that tlie nfid defotidtHH *."
do spjasr and plead to the eohi declaration rt?pP^;:
or htjiare the nineteenth day of October, v hit h
will he in the ywir of our^ i<w<| one ththiggifrh .
'eight hundred ainf etheswiec fiha| arid . j
a1 -(.lute judgement will tlWn h.? givsa mid awarded
against lilin,. ' .. '*
ft.v ~ n HOKhVCVCtT
rfark's Offlee, 4lr*etrrtU? District, 1 *
OetoW 17, 18*4. ' J m\
?r-s? ' ? tsjV :-r. ? . y
I V',OK *^OBnt - *
Lfr>
. . ' V vV
ijo.1t iigai uoo&ing stoves, 1
\ OF VARIOUS KINDS. J|
PREMIUM COOKING STOVES; 1
Lai ye and small Ovens, R
AIR TIGHT PREMIUM 1
Cooking Stoves. j
1WUJLOK COOKING STOVES. ,1
Purlorn, Box Stoves, Hall Stove*, for Churclie*, S
St or us, Ac., togothcr with a full uMortiiionCof 1
plain and Japanned Tin Ware, 9
' TIS, COPPER, LEAD & SHEET IRON WAUL, 1
MATALLIC ROOFING 1
lXino in the iuoki approved manner, with Jit- 1
vsr Tin* Trade supplied with TIS WART* J
at wholesale, tijwn the low cat Icrtiu. . * ^|HjH
D. G. WESTF1KLD, A( XX fl
i?rrc*rlUe, C. 3
apr 6, 41 y " , ' tf 9
Rooks and Stationery. I
THE Snb*oriber* are receiving a large an J va- 1
riod aeeortmcnt of the above Artiele.?, which <1
they olFer at lo?v price*., ..** ]
A LARGE VARIETY OF CLASSICAL WORKS. 1
An Extensive Stock of DJDcclhiiieoni Work*. /H
SCHOOL HOOKS, Slate*, I'ciw, Pencil*, Draw- j
ing Hook*, Water OMor*, Diiftoeted Gum ?9
Aa, Ac. a a
til 1. ??--l * j * ^ * *
diriih iwur^, imhiiio, nail-llOllllO, Ml<l iii pOpCr.
Eoolscni), letter nml Nolo Pu]$f, l?v the ream'
or Ifjw.
Spv Glasses, Pocket Couipitseo*, Magnified", Ac.
SVith'.t varied assortment of other ?rt:Wa, to;
which thev in\ itc the attention <>f the public* J
O. K. ELFDUD & CO.
nmr. 2, 42 tf
GREENVILLE HOTELS
T1IE eulmoribor having taken charge ?f
I tliinllnimf bo lately kept by .Toxin Mcorunr,
;ui.i once so well known a* the ficniucLjt <k Torn
mxce fun, respectfully informs hie old friends and I
the travelling puldie that he Is now prepnred to
entertain ntid accommodate them in becoming J
style, and hope* by proper mnnogenH-iit to secure
their encouragement. Every attention, .vt'ill bo 1
given to render the ?t?y of strangers airtf tnivoiler*
as pleasant ninl ngrccable as possible.'
To Dravcn. j
Having n fine Stable, e\<flLmt lob\
au abundance of provejaJor^and careful
ostlcralie is enabled to iiofowjXioilntt Hrover*
in the best manner.
Also, constantly on hand, TTon^flfigKMjKL.
Hacks, Carriage* and Huggies, t.? hfl^^JBBeSEl J
upon the most reasonable terms. 4
1'. ?. nUTLEDGlL ?
jan. 1*2, 35 <? ti
??. , . 1 ^ * " '
I * A CARD.
HAVING associated Col. Rookkt P. .GoonLrrr
with myself in the mercantile business,
tlic said business will bo carried on under
t)io name and style of GUA1>Y A GOODLETT,
at my old stand on the south west corner of thw
public square. 1 hereby tako'Occasion to return
my thanks for tlio liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on me, and solicit a continuance of
the ramo for tlie new finn ftliovo referred to,
feeling contidoiit that wo will lm nl.I? In