Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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P': ~~1M I Mull i | * " . ? r- n?t-nki ^2P? -. |l T&ft-1'1 :.' 11 ' ?A W*Wug*S&\ SWti. It wjunt liardty ilia fair thing tb-t Jha We dl*to .To? Tli-unpaon the night he wag pf". mirrtVS, but tlit temptation ?? tr^oafat!-'] *''* .'Pyf lfcon'4*i,,t have helped it to rare their lives. .1*11 tell jroo how It waa. Joe wm about Ufa moat tanailjr dreeaed buck in lb? tfuvn?ortfr nice and particular ?a regular M*aa Nancy l? raannere, al waye putting m aire, and mora dainty and mod* eat than a girl. Wall, .when bis wadding, night onrfie he was dreeeed to kill, and hie panta especially fitted him ne if fliey had heeq inolds and lila lega oandlee. and run Into thaia. fight waa no nnnia tor them Their jet was Immense, and ha waa prouder than half a deron peaaoclce. - " A'rhnH fheyi nice, hovef he aakrd of 'a V 7f'- a _ t _ ? a I _ * . uiu iwo wno were 10 ??e in<i P'f that ha threw himself away In the moat approved fashion. . . " Stunning! Onrgeins !"* . replied Tom Bennett "Never saw anything equal to them. But. I tnj, Joe, aren't they ju*t the; least bit tight I It strikes me that you wilt hare some difficulty In bending?won't yon I" 'Tshaw, nnl T'Oy are just ae ee?y ? an old glove. See !" To prove the matter, he tent dewn eo a* to touch tits patent leather*, when crack' erack^ Toltowed like the twain reporfaef a * revolyet. . " Thunder I" exclaimed Joe, as he cl*ppnd his hand behind, and found a rent in the caohnere from stem to stern. "Thunder I the paata'have burst, and what."ball T do?*' " I should rather think they hod," answered Torn, gelling purple in the faoe, aa he endeavored to coritrol hie laughter.? " But there Is no time to get another pair. It only wants half an hour to the standing* up lime, and we have got a mile to go.? Carriage waiting, loo." ~ "Wh'at shall I dot?what shall I do f" " I'll t?U you what, Joe, If mine would fit you, yon should have them, and welcome; but they are about a mile too big?would set like a shirt on a hean pole. I ace no way but to hare theni mended." ' Who can I get to do It, Tom ?" *' Well, I not something of a tailor, and can fix them so ihey won't shew. Hold on a minute, and I'll get a needle and thread.'' " Onn yon ? May Heaven bless you !"J " Off wiU? yonr eoat t" commanded Torn, as l>? en me back. " Now lay youraelf ever on the bed, and I will fix you in short order." The command was obeyed?the pant* mended?the coat-tails carefully pinned orsr, so as to conceal the " distress for rent," and all went merry, aa a marriage bell, until Ji-e followed his blushing bride ta the nnptiAl couch. There was only a dim light in the roomi but it enabled Jqe as he glanced bashfully around, to see the sweetest face in the world, the ivey eheeka end ripe lips, the lovely nnd loving lilue eyes, end the golden enrls just pOpplng oht. from the snowy sheets; and he extinguished it altonpther, and hastened to dis-ohe himself. Oft cams eraf, vest, fancy neckt'e nnd collar. hoots and socks in a hurry, but somehow the pants stuck. The more he tried, the more they wouldn't ecme, and he lugged vainly for half an hour. " Thunder 1" muttered Jos. " What is ihe matter, dear ?" came in the softest, of accents from tha bed, where somebody wns wondering if he was ever going to come to her arms. It wna a moment of desperntion ; Joe was entirely overcome by the situation, and, forgetting his accustomed bashfulm a--, blurted out: rjfof/y, that cursed Tom Tennctt hat jmttd tn>/ pants, drauers, shirt and undershirt mil tog other f* ' It is too bad. Wait a moment, dear," A little etoekingless foot peeped out first, then a ruffled night dresa, the lamp was lighted, a pair of scissors found, Joe released, and, although he denies it, Tom Bennett sweara that hia wedding shirt was of the shortest possible length, reasoning a poseeriori. ? - -? BnAt'TiroL Ati.eooaT.? Mr. Crittenden vat engngdd in defending a man who had hsen indicted for a capital offense, After an elaborate and powerful, defense, lie closed hia effort by the following striking nd beant'.fni allegory: * \Vh?n Gon in His eternnl counsel, coneeivod the thought of man's creation, lie ailed to Tlim the three ministers who wait constantly upon his throne?Justice. Truth, nd Meroy? and thus addressed tlieui: " 'Shall we make maul' Then eniJ Justice, 'O God. make 1dm not, for he will trample upon the last.' Truth made anewer, also, 'O God, make him not, for lie will pollute Thy sanctuaries.' But Merev, dropping upon her knees And looking up through her tears, exclaimed: 'O Godinake him?I will watch over him trltlr my are through all the dark paths which he may hare to tread.' Then God made man 1 and said to him: 'O man, thou art the ^ ebiM of mercy??-go deal with thy brother.' " The jury, when lie had finished, were in ?? and aoniaat evidence.'and what mii*t hare been their own conviction*. brought id a verdict of' not guilty.' " Saw Hamasiiird?The people, wiva Hie llartford Timea, nre flocking to the Union and Constitutional party In New Hampvhire. They are leaving ilia radical*; and their Htate oommittee are quarreling?the chair' man having come out in a public a (Mi-cm abandoning the Kadicale and joining the Pymocral*. Th# radical party b*e gone to pieces In New llni(?j>"liir< ? and alt the ap p.oU of their organ* to "circulate document* " * ill not Iwlp <h'm. l.'adio*' rprechea and pamphlets only sink therri lower; for they ahow the people that the radical party eticka to negro suffrage and negro domination. > O ' ' W Vuit ia the differencei>atween tr??tb and eggaf Truth ctnahed to earth rice i-iiaia-rtMW ? on't, ' L K, * * .. . ** , - . < * -~ H?iJLLi?1?Ll1? ... r ^JL ^-? EiT.R-S: s xAL? . v-j. ....' . ., - 'i;' i A A Kentucky Coon Fight?The Yankee's Dog A coon fight is one of the glorie* ol life in Kentucky, The programme i* this.: Some one announces to the gentlemen'planter* of nn extended neighborhood, that .he will give ? barbecue end eoon fight on a certain day. at such a place, and the* ere inyi^><t to ftaing themselves, their frbndsaud their I doga, for his coon is a veteran, and will make a <og'fight,. This biinga a large gathering of men ami d?>g?, to enjoy the feast and the fight. The coon iplaced in a barrel with one head out. laid fiat, so that the coon cannot be taken on the flank or rear, and the dog that bungs out the coon?and it takes one of pluck to do that?wins the b?t. On the occasion tube desCiibed, a large pnrtv assembled.-'with numerous fine dogs, eager for the fray. The sport bo gan?but every d?>g of tho parly ww whipped out bv tlie sharp teeth and claws of tire gallant coon. A* * mattor of comae, there was a noisy clamor and coine swearing at (lie result.? Tbtr^ was a seedy Yankee present, looking on wirlr a grin of delight, a* each defeated dog pave up the battle, lie bad with him a miserable yellow citr, which went spending sb>ut with hie tail between bis legs, *nap|?ing and slryirgNt every dog that offered tokens of ftieitdly introduction. In the midst of lite uproar, Yankee j quiet I v remarked : " WhI, gentlemen, I think I h *ve got a dog that will biing eout that 'ere coon." "Where is be?" "Where is l.e?" "Bring him out!" shouted a scoro of voiecc. " Tliuir ho is!" pointing to the miserable cur. There was a general laugh, and im* mediate offers of bets, in any quantity, j " Wal. gentlemen, I hain't got much | money, but there's uty watch and three dollars. Thai 'are watch is a leetle old, but it's &u all fired nice lime keeper." " I'll bel you ten dollars against your catch and the money." *. Wal, 1 puess that's about fair;?.and do it." After a deal of coaxing and pulling, the mongrel was hauled close up to the mouth of the barrel. The Yankee, after patting and calling bis dog pet nari.es for a minute, suddenly *ei2?'d bint and thrust him into the barrel. stern first. The next instant, with an agonized yelp, out came the dog?and out cnmo tlio coon, too?fastened by tooth and claw to the haunches of the tl-eing dog. The -cicrujs that-followed may not he de'Ctibed. "I guess l"l take that 'ere money and watch," quiet I v remarked Mr, Van kee, and he took them. The loser, with a scowl, by way of self comfort, observed': '' I reckon your dog is spoiled." " Wall?yes?gne-?.s he's little damnged ; but I never reckoned him worth more'ii tea dollars.'' A Western editor get* off the f .ll<>w irig : " The man who left hi* name a? McOorgehan O'Flaherty, from the Wcs tern lVivi*ioii, who is ahont seven feet in length and drunk accordinglv, and who called at our off.Cw on Monday. ?ic companie.d by an axo handle, to n?k if the alitor wax in, i? ro*pectfollv info'in od that the editor ia not in the city, and is not expected to return within the memory of the oldest inhabitant. An Indian passing up the slre*'? of Natchez 3 fow days ?ince. was A?ked the relative position of while mft't, negro and Indian. (Jiving the usual " ugh! " lie said: " Fore de war. fust ctitii white man, den injnn, den dog. den nigget; now come nigger, den d"g, den it'jin, and white man last. ? ' ? White gunpowder is no* man.ifnc tured in France, which leaves no true in the gun. It Is highly spoken of ir French miliary circles. In I'aris tho most distinguished f?-?? ion writer h said to he tin old woman, who liies in an attic, a in circa n short pipe, weftrs a yellow banrinra around her bead and signs herself " Countess." A gkntlf-ma* stepped from a at earner on to the wharf at Machine, Me., and as soon as he got. fuiily on the ground he war seiwd by n woman alio embraced hiin eor dlftlly, offering ki'ecs in |ffa(ufjm, 11 e resisted and struggled, but still the woman persisted until Ids opposition to such treatment convinced her that, in her ow n words, "Yon are not the iron I thought yon was.' A School Gini, of ten summers purchased n pair of boots. After wearing them on* day, she found that I hey hud broken out.? She took tliem back to the man she hail bought them of, and uftar examining them v .. .uj ? lie P;II<) ; They were nut taken in enough, wen the}- ?** ' No," she replied, "bill I woe" The elt-rke smiled. An Town editor suggests that eee> ry mafi bo allowed 'o fimrry as nmnv wives ft* nre required to wa?lt, cook and keep house for hi en. lie linn been un> fortunate in ptocuring servants. Artemus Ward raid that the man who wrote, I'm saddest when I ring was a fool 10 sing much, R.iilrond traveling, it la Mated, ia de creasing more than usual at this mji on of tiie year. A portrait of Jefferson, snid to b< the laM original picture since the bur riing of the Smhhsortian frailer v, i.< offered for stfle to-tire Ktnfuckey L' gis latin e. GjrU are like tfeaelie*; the nearei vhey are ripe the more they blwtb. <$ . > - j* - ..... - ? ? T B I I B A- ComciKvrroc* Widow?-A poor ?an on hi? de*il> b,j mud* hie wilL He called hW wife to him, end told lier oT it* | r.ivim..mm. "I hare left,- he Mid, "my horae to my parents : 8ell i*. and hand orer to Ihun the mnn?y you receive. I have lo you my dog: Tnfco core of him, mod lio will ecnra yon fnilhhdly.' Tho wife promUad to ?>bey, and In du? time- ret out to rhe neighboring market, wilh th* horse and the dog. ^ 1 " How much do you want f.?r your herae?" Inquired a farmer. " I cannot sell the hone elope, buf you may hare both at a reasonable rate. Giro nie a hundred dol'nra for the dog. and one "dollar- for the hoi-an." - - . , The farmer laughed, but as the terms were low, he llllngty accepted them,? IThen the wor'lif mitwnn B"*e lo the hns" hand's parents the dollar received for the I horae, and lpnt the "litiSdrod dollar* f.,r I herself. NKW MxTftnp OP Kii.LMO Wpalm.??A now method for killing whales w?f recently l*id before the Pari* Academy of Selecoe.? Hitherto the harpoon, by which ** many v?l- t uaiile fi*h wcro lost as were csptu-cd, b*? beon the chief weapon used for tbelr destruction.? M. Dorisme invented explosive end poisoned hall*, on which idea M. TMeuelin bns improved. Hi* projectile*, spccluirns of which were Inld before the Academy, are inodo like c?r tnucho*. and contain thirty (trains of strychnine and one-twentieth of curare. This wil' kill off the big est monster that ever swam in twelve minutes. Fifteen whales have boon killed by this invention, and thus far it has bocn satisfactorily provod thai the proportion of po'son, though fatal In its effect on the animal, i* insufficient to affect the oil or bono of the fifth. Jlr.vny Ci.at thus spoke: Constant, persevering application will accomplish eycrjr thing. To this rpiality. If I may be allowed to speak of myself, do I owe the little sticce** which I have attained. Left in early llfb to work ray own way alone, without friends or pecuniary resources, and with no other than a common education, I saw that the pathway before me was long, steep and rugged, and that the height upon which I hnd ventured to fix tho cyo of my ambition could be washed only by toil the m?tt acrero and a purpose the nmst indomitable, lint, shrinking from no labor, dinhonrtcncd l?y no obstacle*, I strugerled on. No opportunity, which tho tno*( watchful vigilance could secure, to exorcise my power, was porraittod to pas# by unimproved . Ax I.xh|M'at:?x,?T?'o eminent lawyer* meeting at. a restaurant, Mr. M. complained of tl?- amount of work he was saddled with, 'declaring that it wa? killing him. " IVIit, then." said B , "do yon work so hard ? Give inn some of your practice?Von have made a heap of money, you know." " Yes," replied M , " hut I have got into a certain groove, and cannot g"t 0)l^ of it."" A groove J" retorted B.; 1 yss, a groove of a love of money. Bur. remember, M., von cannot lako your money with yo? when yon d'c. nnd if you eotthl |-i your cas , it wou'd he of no use to yon. for i* Wolt'd he 111' It. .1 ill * n.Jiilite r?e Hi/.. " Tar. Trent TnAtur.-?It is estimated that S.'i.OOO elephants ate slaughtered nnnua'ly for I tUfir tnsks. The principle sntiree* from ' which ivory is derived lire the woetetn coast* of Africa, Hindustan, nnd Egypt. Pnmaroo ivo ry is considered the host on account of its trans i pnrency. In some of the hest tusks tho transparency can he discovered even on the outside. Manufacturers have a process hy which they can make poor ivory transparent, hut it la>te only a short time. Egyptian Ivory is cheaper than the Indian ; hut In working it thoro is much waste. By analysis, African ivory , shows the proportion of animal matter to ho ! 101 to every 100 ports of earthly composition ; i the Indian, shows 7fl parts to every 100; and ' tho EryptlaO, 70 to 100. I.nXoKvrr? in Miu S.?'Ve have numerous reports of mules altu'ned the ?ig? of forty, fifty or siw'y years, and Col. Middleton, of South Carolina, etnird some years ago, that lie had one !o work on hie plantation cigh'v years old, and we hove seen an account of n ninltr in Ireland, certified to have heen at work since I7??7 making ''iin over >5" years old. This 1t^ Of course.-a very nfteon'. iiu?n ago; but we are satisfied tlist with proper usage, males wonld comriionly aCtai" to V)-> nlwnt forty voora. being servSe-A'dc to the last ?and this should ho eounted as one of t-liejr cUincnta of valtt*. How to T**b Thicw.?doctor: "well, madam, how's your hnshand to day t" Wife: " Why, docturr ha e#etns no i?et l or." p.?etor ; " IHd yon get the leeches!" , Wife: "Yen; Lut he oniy t"?'fc three of ihem raw ; I hn?l to fry the reet!" ' * It it very <ytSir>ti)t to live," Mi l a v?1<1* ow, with Mren *ir1e, all in genleol poverty "You uiiiat huthand your time," ?aid * ' ta^o friend. > " 1M rather tmrhand eoma of my dtu^h. tcrt," Answered the poor lady. Ma*. Mahr of Vinton, Ohio, h*a hail her ton Thontai arretted on a ../ ? ? - ? j ... I, > nuiiin HQ war lwcnty-011* yr?m *?M. in n?*ler to obtain n ' marriage license. Th?i mother Is ld?? teVly nppured to life ronifh. and njt ahc would rather n? Tlion.ne go ?o the peni' tenilary than to marry the woman he intended to. A* Alabama editor recently made a wholesale block mall speculation by an noAnrlng that if* bottle of ehampagne wa? amt him he ?honhl refrain from mentioning n " <*?rtaiu Hi tie affair.'* ilareeelved raven ho til m from ssven persons, with seven note# ? rrqiuatiiiff.hiin to keep shady. 1 A rnrm arrival from England, went the jollier day to a livery stable in Norwich, j and a*ked for a sleigh. On being asked If r | lie would have a buffalo, be said be llionght *'eJ racier 'ave a 'oaa," * ) " . . ' V* * . -V ' * *?V ' v.? -l( ? -- j f -,rif - ru-,.^ ^ j-f L. s ? 0 ! NEWTHEOEY OF HEALTH The Life of ell Fleah U Blood. The Health of all Life ie Parity of Fleah. Without Purity of Blood, no Fleah free from Dlieaae. HEINITSH'S ?t/iiw's demo**.AN ANTIDOTE TO DISEASE. The cheat American at.tfra. TIVEand BTX>Or> PURIFIER, la tha moat perfect vngtUlilo compound of ulifo itlven mul toniea. ?ml;inn It th# most effective, invignrallng. rejttvanalIn* nnd hU?odolennelng cordial known In the world for tbu euro of nil those ilieenp.-B which tuny ha traced lo n riiinte.1 condition nf the blood. The theory in Hint blond in tha life of nil fledi, nnd. if impure. the life nf nil Ilia- ??e. fdfe mid heilth is only to b? maintained by. the circulation of pure nrteii.l bipod. Tl in obvious, therefore. In every reflecting hiind,' that unlrw th?j blood in pure, in ?up plying the wnate tiseuea with material, It m'Kt hn the ennna of innunicrnhle ill* and constitutional disorders, such n? {trtofala, Klteomnfirm, Hepatic Disorders, inflamm# tlotia, Fevers. l.ivcr Complaint. Connumption. King's Evil, OnrbuiielcB, Boils. I'chii.g Humor of the Skin, Erynipelnn, Skin Dis en*<w, Te'tor, Rougimess of the Skin. Pitn? pl-r, Blotches, P<inn in the hones, old Ulcam, RrtihilU and Ryphilitio ftoraa. lodigealion, InflsiiuuMtion of lilt* ltl.id.ltT and Kidneys, i'tti. k in the ltnck, rtenerni Debility, nnd for a'l complaints arising IFoiu detk-ieney nnd poverty of blood. COPYRIGHT SECURED. tSrPr.pnrc.I orilv l.y E. U. IIEJ.MTSH, Pliiirinncist. For rale f*y FISHER & HEIPflTSH, Prugjjiti, Columbia, 8. C. for Mi? l>y HESHV E nE11KT?n, SPAKTANBUKO, f?. a Jen 1 Si Sm Law Notice?Change of Office. fl 1''. TOWNKS h?? .rvuv>v#?l hi*. Law I" ? Office U? tlio building m.-t corner i?f tbu 1'oMic Squaft, in purl ftcctiplc d hy Jnliu* C. Smith. Auctioneer, nnd Ihe Knlcrl>rUo Printing-Office, up r lull a. Jan ft S3 if WM. P. PRICE, A'PTORNRY AT LAW, OAHLONEGA, GA., WILL prnctleein the Cnuniiea nf J.nuip1:1 it D.nvxiin. Wiluurr, K.inuin, Uni'.D, Tovrna. White uuJ Hull. Jon 10 33 - tf ?r. k. r.ASiar. a. . wali.v EASLEY St WELLS, Attorneys and Couneellors at Law AND IN KQUJTY, UHKF.S V1LLF., 8. 0., P!t iCTlCK In ibw Courts of iho Stole nod .of tli? Unitwd States, pnil give crpcctnl attention to citacs in U<u;kni|itc/. June IS 1 tf LAW PARI). UOODLKTT & THOMAS, Attorneys at Law, Am ? SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, UAVK thia d?y fn-nicd, ? Copartner olil) in t1i? profile# nt I,A a mid EQUITY" on the Wiuu-tii Circuit. Office if) (he old Court Hwoe Building. I. n. Oo DLKTtV WM. M THOMAt. Ore wo SO tf T. S. ARTHUR, ATTOllNEY AT L\W, WILL pmntico In Hie THutrict* romp tainj: the We.iteru Circuit. Also in the UNITED 8TATES COURTS tr Offlec over the Peat Office, lire 4 23 J. W. NOftWOOO, SURGEON DENTIST, r> i> 11 t p o n viur.r??i y ii'ijTj, o. u VHTTFrCIAl. TKftTII constructed hy any prnecss desired, ?n<l nl prices to suit dm timns. Teeth Eatrnoied without pain. hj means of Local Anteelhrsta. K?oiy Opera tion wnirsSliii roiiifurtshle, and lurtrdtr^nnil eerrioe. Oflieo nrer WJtNtii* A Yttpirnn's Dry Clooda fitur*. M*iu Street. | Deo in :m :ti? MB(B?B wohkT RIARBLF. WORJi!! 554i3iSi3 WSasiil rP][E iiiWrilter lioa on hand, ami will I continue to recoiee; a good en->ortmen| <>f T()Mfl JSTON t>*. of all e?7.on and ryttaU ie?. Tnp?e in need of nnv thin* in thai line, will do well to enli at the 1'osl OfVue before puri-lineing e]sc w1?efot tJ?T <*?tu?tiy produce taken in ereltsngr for wwk JAMKH M. ALI EN. (ir> froVtlle C. H.. No* ft. 18A7. -?f BATKSVILleK BuifAirMiRe mm. HAVING hero Appointed A??*?i1* f<-i -r I hi. fnmpttiv, we nre picpAict ? oil SHIRTINGS A$I> YAUJf At F.ctory privet. Dnvid St Simdler, Grocer* and Conniiit?ion M< > Greenville, 8. 0. Xu* fl 24 tf ^DURHAM^ SMOKING TOBACCO. HAVING recrtred th* ogoncv of tht ftWov# ju.ily eelobcAted lirnrui <?l ] TOIIACOO. we willrmHv 1i to your Inter' ! ??i lo buy from tM. Y?r **l? by whiHfwb or rwtil. PAVIG k STRAblJCY. | Ocv ay tl if X- "* v\ 99- w ? . ,./> . < . . "' .- a : ? ' % '. ? * n . .- - . . ' - v v . .' ? % u > ? ^ l*^fe it *A ^4%\ - *? ? > y n ^ P 85 I S 8 o /o | THE GREEOTJ^ DRUG-STORE. N?xt Door to the Kantian Hoo#t-Si?jn of the Ooldon *ortar. KEfcP constantly 1<^g^gMB|On hand, and are daily receiving, Now \S^1 and Frosli Supplies oy IL 33 R.UGS, asBiissasSg CHKMICA l,S, And, in short, any and everything pertaining to a well regulated and First Class DRUG STORE. tbymciw anO tahiilles ftltty rely upon the PURITY of everything bought, nnd depend on the ACCURACY cf everything put nn, in our Establishment. ?5? Prescriptions And Family KeOipCS Attended to pkks??xaiXT, with tlio strictest caro And attent i* ?i> _ 7?emmdx*r the vUtct?JVVnr# j door to the J<fanai<sn Jloune. Walter A Westmoreland. GKF.fSORY'S Dytpeplic niiltire. 'PI!K following i? Icit on? ?' the hundreds JL of fVrt IHrnOft received in'favor of thia jll*?ly celebrated M, dirtne: To Dr. Jo an Orati, Ck?rlnU*% If. C.: Mk ; Bring in Orren ville, a C., lately, and in a flnt* of tcraat <b-hlli.y and |?r..rlral ioa, the elf et of parnlvi?i? rwinirritig in Jfnverwlirr, ISM, and #:tff-r?n* mitnti inconvenient-* friHii iurp?r nf the bowel*. my utimiiM wH?*dir.-t:ted by Or. .1 M. WwrMcam aXii. r.liK'iORY'S "DYSPEPTIC MfXTUKfc? From my sdvwtiew) atre. ?.? wrM a? the nature of (h? I WU n?a? |y fcnjirli* of relief, UnJ 1 m/m l??ppv to ha able to any ilnl t*-e n^e of the ro~<1ii)ina ah->ve aieation-d Affrr.li-d relief, restoring the abnnet ?n?pended function* to a healthy iw-tion, wit limit grilling, purging, or aay other per ceptibia b?<) effect. "I ua<.< the ut?ilielne now only when *?nw aperient aeem* tit he naeded, and it hae not failed. *o fn?. In a tingle inslnnee. to have the dreltcd eff>Ot It M tNl.T, At. " A A, 1 R*7."* Wullvr JL Wrvltlint't Uilid. Agent* for Greenville CM SO *3 tf TilK OL.D STAND BAKERY m . Ca?FECT10HERY. Mmtn St re rt, by f'o?t OfiuA, '8 open at ull hours of lha >Lv and .1. ning. BREAD. HUSK, aud ? varied M??riin?nt of CAKfti, constantly on huud. Cakes, \<i, liitkni t<> nrjt-r. Au KaTIJJU SALOON i? to Reopened in a few .InvM. wl,cr? HOT COFFER, MAM and EC.OS. OYSTERS, ?< .. n>*y he had. ir Hoard, without Lodging, furnished at reasonable rate*. Dee 11 a?-tf C. M. McJUNKIS. The Groat Popular Paper! TEE C9A3LEST0I DAILY IEWSSUBSCRIPTION price. ait dollar* a Tear! THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEKKLY, N KWS, three dollars a jrcur?two dollara for its month*. ' TERMS, CASR, IN ADVAnCE. pH No Paper sent unless the Cash aecomnie* the order. JfPf No Paper sent for a longar time than paid for. RIOBDAJf, DAK SOW * CO , PROPRIETORS. Jan 8 33 tf f ~ daTTlY ?air$xr Corner of Heetinr end ftneen Street*. CIl ARLKHTON, 8. 0. THIS well known FIRST CLASS HOTEL ha* Juxt IwH-n thoroughly repaired, refitted and refurnished, and in now ready for Ihe accommodation of the trarelling public, (Throw patronage la reepretfclly solicited. Merchants visiting ih? city, are respectfully Invitod. Every "accoinuiodatlen will be offered tbsm. Coaches always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the Hotel. Tho Proprietor promises to do all i? Lis power tor tho eomfort of Ms guests. JOSEPH PL'HCJCLL, Prepriotor. r?b SI ' D.H. . TO T1IE PUBLIC. The Pavilion Hotel, <'ll*l'l *vmv a St ( vii O. . SC LOJSO and ?l>)jr eon' d noted by lh? lute H. L, m&tt'jJL "tnTKRklKLD, wiil still '* k< ]<t "fM-ii lor titi ncrom, nwetaiioii of i In- trnv?-llr>(r public. Ami It# former friends and patrons %ni And lit* msii*1 accommodation* and attention* be stowed on llinnt as formerly. and tha pnblie fi vo", air >Hdy *o v?l| r*ti>lilt?hrd mT()K llOTKLofthoTKAVKLIHO M KIK'H ANTri of Ui# Hooih. will, by earnest efforts, be faithfully preserved. Oct 2ft 82 n n, E, P. JONES, ATTORNEY AT LAW AKD SOLICITOR IN EtlUITY, 13RACTJ0B8 io ilia Court# of lh* W?*t. 1 ern Ctro'rt*. '"*? It) th*- United 8t*t** Cotirt. I* prepared le J>roae*??t* ?W? t? Bankruptcy Pareefl* nho.p\*h ffi* benefit f .d 11*? Aot, bed best epflly at one*. Unlsda I iHelr INtVUiona are t)M bofbra tha ri of . M*r?l? *#*?. *>** *?" ?> reunited tv pay ' J2LXuT?? ?* *""k km"" - fee* 18 ^ V y %t> < < ; >,-/ * * . V: I CtuiUttofe. & <1. January 1*. 18ftfcM Olfvd after Snndayi January Iv. U?*' r- .' J ra'anenger Train* Oft the 9ou\)i Conn itwa Rall-mud will run ae follow* vim: L>-ifr 0l>?f1e*t?t for Columbia. 4 $<> A M- ? ? Arrlrt at Kingavtlle.. ...^Tl ISAM pkw KlRtMnlr..>v?tMV? ....11 tilAM i Arijve at. Columbia J 10 P M . | L*ar* QililwwC..... .V.v.. JO 'on AM - Arrive at Kimr-vlUe....;.. vi.tt S? A K f Leave Klngvville.i.;iVft ..ij 00 P M Arrive afOharleetou.' , T 00 P M ^ The Paweoger Train on the Camden Branch will connect wjih up and down Columbia Tralna And Wilmington and Manchce'er RaiJ-road T'*in? on IJOKDA^, ?' I WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. I Night Ex pr^e Freight and Pareenger Accommodation Train will run at ftrllowif:I^dt' Charleston for-Columbia.V .8 4o P M Arrira at Co'umbia., . ... . ... .# OS A M I Leave Columbia....-' . i .6 tfl ,1' M Arrive tl Charleston.. .0 40 A M J. 11 T. PEAKK, ? I General Superintendent. CHANGE OV SCHEDULE OK TH* i Green vil'o & Culu'nibirt Itnil roud. ON AND AFTER FRIDAY the ?th >m. atant. PaaaAngeV Trsine wlil rtio daily, \ Sunday* excepted, aefollowe*: " , r'-% Lenve Colombian! 7 oo. A. M, ' .ADlon ft S6. - " N'-wherry ,.10.86. " Arrive at AM eviHe 8 JtO. 1?. M. " ' Anderaon. ."5 IS, " " " Greenville ft Oo, " Leave Greenville nt..4 00k A.M. .. Au'lern->n 8 4ft, - Abbeville V 4A, " - Newl erry........... 1 ?ft. P.M. - . Arrive at Ale?nn;... .. .:8 no, u " Columbia ft 00. Train# on the Ilble Ridge Kail-road will a'no run d?ily, Swndnye egcepted, ennnrvt. ing with the np nttd down I rein* on the Greon vijlo and Columbia Rail road, ae ful-. low#: . , Le-ive Aad#r qo at ft SO, P. M. " PeodUtan at. . II 20> ' Arrive at WalhalU at P OO, * Leave tVelhalU at.... ..v . .4 00. A. M. ? . " Pendleton at ...ft 40, " Arrive at Andereon. ...... .S 40." " ^ The Train will retmn from Helton to Andrreou on Mrnidor and Kridet* moVnlnga. ^ JAMFR O. MEK EDITH. General SnpcrintendenK . ANNUAL MEETING vr, I OF THE Stockholders of the Sooth Carolina Enilroad Company, and of the Sonthweatern EailronI Bank. jTOKjT'jt'-r!kalsSUMSL ' MM ANNUA!, MKETlXO of thqStoeV1 h>ddere of l he ?Knv* inetitutione will ? K> he'd in the City of Chsrieetnn, on tk? 'y Stcond T'ifsia1/ in FrkrMary nt/rl, thcllAh - * * <l?y of that inuiith. Place of Mealing? Flail of the Smithw?'?rn Railroad Rink, ? 4 00 Broad Street. Hour of convening-?'!! . " o'clock. A. M. L '' ' ; On ihc day Wloeinf (WVdnerday, the , 19'h) there will be An Election held at the - * Mine pi nee, between the hour* of 0 A. M. *. J end 3 P.- M? lor fiftee* IM'rClntw of the Railroad Company nod Thirteen Director* J . > I for the Ilnnk. y I A Committee In verify pr'Sle# will Attend. . ? . Stockholders will l?* panned a* ueual over % , the Road to nud from th# meeting free of charge, in eronrdance with the Resolution ol the Convention of 1A64.' Jf. R. EMERY, Secretary. - * ; Jnn 15 84 . y 4 . ? l "* _ ' 1 ' * 1 *-' State cf South Carolina. UREEXVIl.LK DISTRICT. \ . In Fqnity. wim.hm it. Ai'8tt.v, Administrator, ??. m. I. - "i- , * CnjrvBHM at *1. V IN puramuuc of the Decretal Order in the chore elated eaee, tlie Crrdlfltra of the * lata Dr. W. L. M. AUSTIN are hereby reijoir oil to oabtblieh their ilrunnJi agnihat the' K?- . . Itate, before me, within mVe *o?uU from this date, or be bsrred. J. H. MOOTIK. C. K. 0. D. Cnmnmuiouer'e Office, July 1}, 186T. Jj 18 8. tie ' - . , r_ _ ? ? Stato of South Carolina. r GUKKNVILLK DISTRICT. Iu Equity., ? Jonrmi P. lativbn, AilminLtnttftr, r?. Mm . ' V -* l>. iatimik tr 4^ v . ,."v SJJ pursuance of the PccrcUl Order J? the ?' mvr *t*tc<l cere. Ilit Creditor* of &?., . e JAMES M. I.ATHKRR arc berelvrreqmr- ^ cd t* establish their demands against the lfe? *" tnte, before mc, within kins uiu?iA? inn thia ** date, or be barroil. _ . it. r. mqorb, fi/E. <*. p. " /*' * - CommiMioaer'* Oftto, July 15, Wit. \ *l # < jj i? 8 9P? * ? t. r-i " Stato of South Carolina. aP.KKXVILLK DISTRICT. C7 *. *V > In Equity. Sarah A. Et.?ont?, Exeoutrix, ??., M. L | Oooplrtt *t nl. ' " IN ptirehaqr^' of the PedMlnl Order In * the above stated enee, the Creditors of U.e inte C.d. CHARLES J, BLVOfcP ?ro . hereby required te oetehlLh, by proper K-oof, their eUiin? ajptinst ihe Eat a to, ha- . re ine, within nint month? ffotn .this date, or be barred. i. r. MOORB, C. R O. U ' Oflirtinl?*ioner'e Office, JulyHul8?T. ! " " July 18 ; 8 dm 4. ' ' trw. dams, .y ue M*e? m en. ?*k*-^ VTA ICR MAKER, Jfe&StjttS&ife If-/ ?K?*4 Ih* Orro'W.Mng oountryv . * # I he \xmst.-s-LbJr** I Jim mvmrm From kUOIJ) STAW> l? th* Ooorf. l*tt Hdhh, <i? * flrwr* CWVKKlKMhr tlo.e <W?;? Nofth of the NUo^ . % low Iloinw. n**idiM>r to WfkUAi Poor, on _ [ Main HI***. nlt^m l*> U pMp?rr<? M do + < It nark 4n hk lino of !.i?*inf*f M Adrt ?# jAg? ? , 4l^I UoO| in *ork/w?u IU% n??onorf *wd *&} =" T??.?rtS8fiu, ,r * 2 ' * A"Co.. i. AkwI^A. ' PmUo* to ?ko?* - * W ??> '> k*d?bi*?* -wWl prtoont th??* .Unitary 1, ISftT. M ^ J^WnXi. .. Aft V - ' ..-' ; ' j iuMM'linty'i rtriMnhfl/ ii" t' ii '