Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Meeting ofthe Legislature. [ At 12 o'clock on Tuesday the Senate | ? j it. ?ult??1 in firdnr ritit] ! anu 11wucv; 7 business commenced. The session promises to be u lively one, and much ^ood is expected from if. The Co*ernor's message was received and read. It was r^eeivsd too late for comment j by us this week, but we will write upon ! in our next issue. - # ^ The South 4/arolinn Railroad. j A movement is on foot now. to take tho case of the South Carolina Railroad out of the courts, and suspend the lit'- j * " i ? >._ I pat ion about it. it is munu, since um | road has beeu under the management of Receiver Finh?r, thnt it can he made to pav nil interested parti-s. and as it stand* at preseut, only the first nmrtCape holders are recivinc anything, the balance beinp expended in law. A committee, headed by Col. Richard Lather*, < f New York, repre-enting 8500.000, of the second mortpnpo bonds, are now in Charleston for the purpose of brincinc about u settlement, which, in substance, is about as follows; 1st. Cut off the April 18S0, and pr cci'dii'ir roup ins frm tlie 8'Cond ini.rtsrn?e bonds and fund'hem in Third mortgage income bonds. 21. Reduce th?? interest on theSec o,d ii.?>rf vi ?e bond- t > 3 p> r cent for r" o v"?r 1880, and 4 p? r c nr. 5 per cent. G per ? -:?!, 7 per cent, increasing i ovitv vear until 7 ner cent i ! ? v ~ - , . is reached. But, if the road earns enough to pav more than this reduce-) rat'', it is to pay it to tbe bondholders up ?o 7 per cent 3d. Fund all non-mortgage hoods j and inffro-t thereon, in the above-men-1 tinned tl ird mortgage incouie bonds, j 4th. .St*il all first rn'-rgage bonds belonging to th- company at not less than j par. and apply the proceeds to 'he pav- J merit of loans secured hy the same, 5th. Settle with the holders of the ! flouting d- bt by paying; them in second j mortgage bonds, interest reduced as j above ni 80 rer cent, and for the inter- j est on their loans I hey shull take Third | mortgage income bonds. 6 Procure legislation to make the i majority of the stock control the elec- ! tion. instead of the sc?'ing system of i Voting n-iff existing. 7tl>. Require the stock to be place1'j with trustees and vo'ed directed by 1 the second mortgage bondholders unrtl the mad is able to pay interest on its j Inoninc bonds. S. All securities except, the first mnrt i cage to be deposited with the Central i Trust Company of New York and ne? J gotiable mcf iptsgiven during the com- j pletion of this proceeding. I News Items. U.S. Grant, jr.. is said to b? en- i gaged to a daughter of I'lood, the Gail- I forniu Millionaire A delegation of the Ute Indian chiefs j are to go to Wn-hingt?n to lay their I wri'*>i.'s hefnm S' Cmtary Schurz. They i all deny any knowledge as to what i members of their tribe were conecriud ] in the Thornburg massacre. In Iowa. c?rn is spiling nt eighteen j and twenty cents per husb?l, and there ; is hardly any market f?r it even at ih-it ! t.t ic*. Ti e State only raises h.-t wet n 150.000,000 ut'd 200.000,000 ><u?l e>s thisy 'ir Tl M 'mnioth Give of Kentucky j ha- Wn sold f r 8200 000 The fi iicN 'Sfrs are N rthc>ii m n nod i hey lo liftVh all the Kiirr< '?n?liri?r< fiir -i n]> and r> ado v-ry attractive li<r visit r*. It is ul*o iu'C'idcd to linve h r.n ? :i>! rir i'inu t> it thus maMrii; <t ii' r >.ci. ssible <i) tin" outside world. ~ - * r% .i_ ''"wi; jurs'it* wre ex-Owen in ;-?.iiirn | )7sn *:if? Friday K<l. tlx-1 < ! ' -* * !> ' A 'ID >in outrage urn. t"<- ;?(> y-'ir old daughter of Mr. A B il <.!i?jii'r"Vs. in Ansrust Ins', was laiiir-d in Union county jail. A hrire crow ) o) p'Oj-li* I'nil u?iscmli|<' ) in town to -ee 'f, hut as th* law has dom* nw-iy with public ex cuiio'is, only about t.-n roarHftnen were allowed to see it. Ge"r?;c G trv. also colored, was lianpod at Bi aulort, (or the murder in March l?Rt. ot' Gyrus Brown. coi'Ted. Ti e Sumter Watchman puhliplic#* ?n iVnm n Iptior received in that t'AUrtti ii"... - - t<wn from S'ewarr, th<? c- Iorpd Iawrpr who used fo bp around Camden about two years n?o as a school teacher. He is now in Kansas, and says iliar he has lound 0. P. L"slie tbe infamous cnrKuntr/ir who was land Commissioner i'c? , , of Sou'h Carolina, *?urintr Kadicnl ru'e Leslie has Wen living there in seclusion, thinking that if onr pre-ent State officials ever found him out thev wonhl havehiui brought hack here immediate. !v and tried tor his rascality Savs if he had the same road to go r.ver again he would steal the whole S'a'e mat. time. Thus the last one ot those thieves has escaped justice, aod not one has been punished. The long expected invasion of Peru bv Ohiliso fores is at last an accom? plished fact. On Sunday, November 2d. a Chili'tn fleet cf six'^cn sail ap peared off Pisagua, opened upon, and j silenced the batteries of the n'ljes on the heights behind the town, and env er-dtHe landing of a large body or Ohi ian troops. An oWtinn'" MMatice was made to t' O landing and omny iuen were ki'l-d, hut the ]Jolivia?> for ota why fprrriwwd tbc twvtp, Jiaj'ly r?- ? treated to San IPrnaruo. leaving Pi-a-j gua in the hands of the Chilians. Subs, scqiiently the IJo.ivians continued their retreat to Pern Grande, seventeen mil' s from Ifjuiquc, where the allied Ibre-'siJ expect to make a s and. The Chili-ins are said to number twelve thousand, wtll armed, thoroughly disciplined men, " "> ;i:? Tlw. the flower oi me V/wium uiuij. .... . alli'-s number about nine thousand, and. if properly handled in the ronnh conn try back of Iquirjue, whitlicr the Chilians art: advancing, should he able to bent the invaders off.? They are und. r the command of Gen. Jfuendia. an uffi- < cer who has s?en service. The Chilians wiio are cmoittndecl by G>n Kseala, had, tt last accounts, penetrated tb?country to Santa Cata'ina, a march of a day and a half from the position of the allies. The Peruvian columns ol Gens, i'rado and Daza arc thought to | be advuncintr from Arica nn i Taeua, | directly in the rear of the Chilians. A battle must soon take place. Notice to Teachers, The examination of applicants for certificates ot qualification to tench in the public schools of Koran aw county win ne held at the Court House in tlie following order: Saturday, November loth, for First Grades alone , Saiurdav, November 22nd, for Second Grades alone. Saturday. November 29th, for Third Grades ah ne. Tli? examination will then ceise for the present fiscal year. No certificate of qual ification will be valid unless it emitiate? from the second series of questions which we have just received. There'ore teachers who hold certificates of qualification grant ed lierctof.ire will ha e to be re-examined A first grade certificate issued froin the series referred to will be valid for ^ircr years, and second grades for two years; hut third grades are to be examined annually. Applicants will take notice of the , above, ntul govern themselves accordingly , b->ne by order of the Hoard. , JOEL HOUGH, Chairman < In answer to numerous enquiries.! will I *'n'he nnhlie schools will onen He C?? 'M V ? ... | , cember Is:. tmvt?4l i Shtrlirs Mile. South Carolina?Kerthaw County. Joliu F. Ficken "] vs | Order of Freelove I' DePass, ! cule. Wm. L. DcPass. J , In pursuance of an order made in this cause, dated 10th Feb . 1870. 1 will sell at the Court House door in Camden, on (lie 1st Moudny in December, (I) during the legal hours of sale : All those parcels of land, with the buildings tlicrcoti. situated in the town of Cam- | den. eoun'y and State aforesaid, viz.: l'nrt of lot known and distinguished in thephm 1 of said town as number seven hundred and seventy-three, measuring otic hundred lee' on Hroad stre"t and three hundred ami twenty-two foot on DcKalb street, hounded north by lot. No. 772. East by remaining portion <f lot No 77??. sout by DeKalb stree', west by IJroad street, and knowu as 1 the "DeKalb Hou?e " >- 1 ,u_ W?l.. Terms, one-uiu cusn, ?uu mc u.iutuv,v on one ami two years time, with inteiest " from date of sale, secured by bond of pur chaser and mortgage of premises sold. Premises to be insured and policy assigned. JOHN DOBY. S. K. 0. M ?rlga}je State of South Carolina?Kerthaw County W. C. Denton ) Mortgage I to > of A II Perry. J Realty, l'.y virtue of an order for foreclosure in the above stut< d case, and also by virtue of an execution to trie directed, I wilt sell in front of the Court House, in- Camden, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday (the 1st day) of recernber next, the following described property, viz.: ( All that tract of land situated in said 1 county and State, on the waters of Flat CWolr i n in in it two hundred tliOOl acres more or le?s, and hounded on the nor'h l?v lands of A J. Faulkenberry, east by lands of Mr-?. B. Stover, south by lands lae of estate of William Shields, and west by lands of L. II Gray. Also, all that other tract, known as the I lit'/It e.? I'lice, situated in said county and State, nil both sides of the Lancaster road, containing three hundred (30i?) acres more [ or less, and bounded on the north by lands | ?>f Kobiuson and Rollings. east by lands of | . Cautbeu, sou'b by lands of the Cope- ;< land estate, and west by lands of S. II & Brewer. Levied upon and to be sold as the propc ty of W. C. Denton tit the suit of A. H. I'orrjr. Terms, une third cash, and ba'anco ;n one and two years, to be secured by mori- *| gage of property sold. J JOHN DOBV, S K.C. PRESCRIPTION FREE! Kor t'.ie S'.ve<lyt'lin? Ol .>1:111 eat Weakness. ].i?? 1 Manhood ami all U Vrs tirouuli: ou hy in lis n-tiott orexeexs. Ai-v lirujraist has the inari j.i-ilts. A<tilr>*v., ttr. II', J.lQfES i",' CO w'> (Vest Stilts Sliwt, Ciueiiiuati, 4. 1 ItEMOYAL ; Tilt; undersigned having removed to th- 'J store recently occupied hy Kennedv ?V " McDowal!, next south of Dr. Zemp's, will he glad to see his old customers and the public generally, and invites attention to his Mock, comprising u. FULL ASSORTMENT c OF s CHOICE FAMILY " AND PLANTATION GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS, <tc. Which he is prepared to sell for CASH at the lowest market rates 1). IS. KEXXEBY. t M-Bfrn. GF.O. A LI) EX & CO. Offiee at I/. I* frtbkvfy'ti rfUnv. j; 1 / # IL T. ~" EIELMBOLD'S COMPOUND * Fluid Extr act BUCHU PHARMACEUTICAL. A SPECIFC REMEDY FOR AI DISEASES OF THE Bladder & Kidney: For Debility, I.os?? of Memory Indisj iilion to Exertion or Business. Shortni if Breath. Troubled with Thoughts of D ftse, Diinn.'ss of Vision. I'ain in the .Bin host ?in?l Head, Hush ot Blood to t Head, 1'ale t'ounlenance and Dry Skin. It these symptoms are allowed to i rery lr<qucntlv Epileptic Fits and f'o iimptioti "ollow. When the constituti t comes alfected it requires the aid of uvi?nrntin<r medic tie to strengthen u lone up the system?which Kelmbold's Bueh DOES IN EVERY CASE Helmbold's Such" IS UNEQUALED Hy any remedy known. It is prescribed the most eminent physicians all over t world, in Rheumatism, Spermatorrhoea, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation, Aches and Pair General Debility, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Pnilftnur Head Troubles, Paralysis, General El Healt spinal Diseases, Sciatica, Deafness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarrh, Nervous Complaints, Female Complaint Headache. I'ain in the PhnulJcrs. Cong hzziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, iii ,'iisue in the Moiuh, Palpitation of il ii-nrt, Pain in the region of the Kidney nd a thousand other painful symptom re the offsprings of Dyspepsia. Kelmbold's Buchi Invigorates the Stomach, tud stimulates the torpiil Liter, Rowc tid Kidneys to lienMiy notion, in clean it ue blood of a 1 impurities, and tnipartir lew lift- and vigor to the whole systetn. A single trial will be quite sufficient oiivmce tlio most hesitating of its ino aluabie remedial qualities. PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE 01! SIX BOTTLES FOI! $5. Delivered to any address free from ol ervnti n. Patients" may consult by letter, r oivinz the same attention as by calling. Competent ph.vsici ins ntleml to corr ponJcnte. All letters should he addrcssc 3 H T. HELMBOLD, Druggist & Chemist, Philadelphia, Pi CAUTION! See that the private Propri itary Stamp ia on each Bot le. Sold Everywhere. xHMKMjjr COLUMBIA, S. C. Hnvincr removed from my old .sfnnd near (lie State House to the commodious building tlirei doors below the Wheeler House. I nm prepared In f irntsli to my uld Cainde? customers the choicest Candies, Cakes. Confectioneries, iV.c., &c., of all kinds. n< c.'.a ON>nb?i.< nm] overvtltincr else toplease the children. Call and examine It will be to your ad van tug". JOHN McKEN7.Ii: Tlie JLi?ite>:t St> lt:s. c. D. EBERHARDT, MERCHANT TAILOR COLUMBIA, S. 0. Finest slock of clothing and theclioicpsi 7 goods No tailor in Camden, call on me. nov13 3m ^ " CHOICE TEAS ! Just received, a lot ot choice 1 HYSON AND GUNPOWDER ' 1 TEAS, AT G5,7."), 81 AND 81 25 A POUND For sale by S. DR. c. L. ZEMP. Kirkley & Smith )o? Are ii daily receipt of fresh additions to [>>is their already large and well assorted stock 'is- of ^ Family aad Fancy Groceries, ?n. FHl:ITS, CANXK j r,001)S &?. i A tin ore's Mince Moats, an i t?j I In buckets and by the pound ! Olxoic? Picli es, lu bottles and by the dozen. Q KIRK LEV k SMITH Prepared Codfish, Canned Salmon. Oystern, Sardines, Potted Hum. ke. KIRK LEY & SMITH. BARGAINS!' 11 ? The Largest and v n i: a r i: h t Stock of 7! . i ',e I Prsmiltr 17&T1PV J. UUIXJlJ U>UU. A I | G ROCE R I E ? In Camden are to be found at W. A. AITCRUM&CO'S, i Also, is, Crockery & Glassware,! Wooden Ware, j Dry Goo(1j?, I SHOES. h I s ' ToImw;o and Cigars, < ALL KINDS OF t 1 Farmers Supplies Constant]; on hand. 8 ^ Highest Market price paid for ;<i COTTON lie h. BY W. A. ANCIUJM & CO. Notice to Trespassers, j All personsare hereby warned against || trespassing upon my premises, known as 1A Cattish Plantation, in Western Wnteree. fur the purpose of iuintitig, fishing, or for any purpose, without permission from inc. Any one violating this notie. will he . prosecuted. J. L. (Jettya novO lm tg >E ( 1HARLOTTB COLUMBIA i AUGUSTA RAILROAD. Office Passkkokr Dcpabtmknt. October. JO. 1879. J On and after Sunday at 7 C>0 P. VI . the (J following schedule will he operated by ^ thiH Pomp my. No. -12. South, Day Passenger. I.pnvo ('Imi'loite ]! 'J9 a ni j. Arrive ?'olumhia 4 :ft a m Leave i nlunil.ia 4 :'S p m ,, Arrive at \ikeii Junction 7 17 pn Arrive Augusta 8 118 u n> j. e" No. 15, North, Day Paane^jrT. !' !ll K Leave Augusta C AO u m S \rrive Columbia 10 48am w Leave f'olumnia 10 ."ii a m Arrive Charlotte 1 0:# p in No. 47, North, Night Express. 1. Leave August a i "<? p r.i g Oiliiinhiii ID -!) p ni I ,,i Leave t'oiuwliisi f> n ,j Arrive Charlotte ? -0 a u g No. 43, South, Night Express. w Leave Hbarleito 1*2 ?5 a m ? Arrive ro'timhia 5 ?0 a tn J. Leave OoHitnbia ft ?7 a in Arrive at .-I iken Junction 9 07 a tn p Arrive Austjma 9 '6 a tn & J. R. MArASUKDti. ? (fPiii-rnl P?-. Acent. i Ih CjlM)y<x Ai, A?a't Uun'l Piuuengvr A^' * NSi^W PERKINS. pea Heavy and F WINES, X If;ivc openal in the syore on hemp's tlrug stoaer with an -w* -m mTi liiinreiy j*ev To which they i> vite the attentior bought for ca.-h uud propose to sc Claeap Our BAR is supplied with the 1 Farmeis and others iu the coui and prices before purchasing elsei YOU CAN S By buying D. W. JOF They keep ; GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, WARE, SADDLERY, Bl Thev are ajents for WILSON Axles,"&e. SINCLAIR & AV Thev <?uv COTTON and C( HIGHEST MARKET PRICE DON'T FaIL to *o and sen t iMMENSi 1 IIAYE BOUG Largest Stock of ( Ever pot into niv store, and I i 1 ant always prepared to pny The Highest And intend to buy more largely t band to pay for it. This is talk i w. <; ~ 3 O HIN ' COLUJ IMPORTER O; <3 E1TERAL Alway? Ins t h?? largest variety ol Ruildlng kc.. In thin State. A1m?, has ? arrlago nnrl Wagon. Htiildirixr art nv, Packing ai d Kabhcl Metal, Machinery < I'ftini >, Ot.s, Wind >w Oiass, Putty, Varnish, ti Agriculturj 'ngir Cane Mills and Evaporators and Sugar ic lingr, Pan scveeu Wire, Harrows, smut M: ind Shuck Cutters, Hoes, Haines, Rakes, Foil Plow iron, plow steel, plow chains, tire, bri urnliig and bull tongue plows, cotton sweeps, ines, wagon, cell, well and halter chi ins, g;a lias the agency lor the celebrated and super WATT'J Which a e sold at reduced prices; also eas'l All or?'ei a accompanied with the money or s Ml attention. PALIi ANXOI JUST r HE LARGEST S~1 THAT HAS EVER Hen's Suits at $4, $5 Also a fine stock of Boys' Suits fi Hats, Caps and Ge? TKi:.\K!? Af low prices. Call and examine m\ Adl. rc(2-.'5ui BURT'S 1TSAM SAW & GR'ST Mill Corner Ilut'edsr and Markef Si>. c.\ m v i:.s. :< c. I nm prop TP 1to furnisli Ll'.MHi'. i htiy qmiritity Mild ill' nil kinds* ni 1>v rice.* tiinii ever l?o;or? known in ih;.? *; ct, A Imic: nlwmj'h on ha>o (Jtini 1* lumh'T < i:|y I "J jt T 1 ! ,iiis;tT ! I it ii common grades j rofiorii snaicly Grist Mail Will li?j rnnniug every day from t > - U.i. A !f ? I ill u? . lug urn ? i .lif.Aiif'M . 4k " rI iiefch meal : n I hominy ou hand uii h me iiini lor nalc ut itie loweji |>r" iv. ujc a o.jH hulopM puich.ijsine o t b' re K. Bl'HI. i' v 17 fin> {crgner & Eugel's Bc( I:'TOtl"> i-RVDt for rju* funoua PniL.-iriTT HIA BEEV, : nd JUn p-spared to 861: by li al-r, la I'iti'a ard half pints, and in pa n "i por >>itM-s Id p?*??ut '-ases. tor ship.: oi li:a is lb J sold In'hi-ma G. 0. H ABENinhT, ooj-fan OoBanBU, ik >1 I ? in Ik NETTLES i.KIiS IX *ancy Groceries, xIQUOHS, tfoc. Broad street, two doors fouth of Dr. v ftt? ck or Goods. . .i.. -i_ . _ .1 J _ 1. ! iir t 01 uieir menus una me puvnc. ne II for Casli. best of Liquors of all kinds. itrv are invited to examine our goods ah ere. oct9tf AVE MONEY ! your goods from (DAN & CO. a first-class line of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. IIAKDlfiPJV'n TfT7C QUA TNT i.r I V\JI *_? 111 VJI, J iJJU) VJIUAUl, IVV, & GUILDS' Wagr.n*. Cans, Wheel?, DRY'S Agricultural Inipletr.cn ts, )UNTRY PRODUCE, for which the :S pai<{. i.cin, ii i<l -ct a bargain. ii STOCK r ilT TIIIS YEAR THE , General Merchandise ^ :fe ?<110 sell as cbc-.ip as ti:c cl e ?pi at JB Price for Cotton, * '.'.Hi m-r ihis s a8i>!. Money always on'lH iiougii. . G EKALD. : 6 . JL> X A. JL , ; rniA, s. c. ; ? AND DEALER IN HARDWABE.J lardware, ?ion?e Furnishing Goods, Mechanics' Toola I Trlmmi :g Materia'. circular Sswr. Onmniors, BeltI.nuv, Cement, Blaster, ilair, l.ai?,8, tirlmlstones iuj ami Hi u tu n. i Implements, Pans, Thresher* and Separators#. Fan Mills, Fan Mil ichines, Cotton Gins, Corn Sbvllc-rs, Straw and Stal cs, spades ami Shovels. til and ho're shoe iron. horse ami mule shoes, ste> hack ha ds. heel bolts, gross rods, devices, plow iin cradles, ginln and grass scythes, lor. B PLOWS, ngs for same of all kinds. atlsfactory city reference, will hava prompt an.l careoets-sra TNCEMBNT, 1879. RECEIVED. TOCK OF CLOTHING BEEN IN COLUMBIA. , #6, 87, $8 and Upwards rom $1.50 to $12. Also, a fine line of its' Furnishing Goodf, iXO V.1I.I8KS, o (In ln'.'t've j urchh^r.g el.-r?h',ie. L. ZEriZtTAiRilD, ooi.umm.,. ?. o. SEWING MACHINES j j ; i v n a 1/ i Sewing Machine Needles,. 4 ! '. r Sale I! . J. A. YOUNG. ' ocr.'IO 'Jin rr.sc. davis, innr.i'iv v u n Ill I v u " 1 Ct \J Ll T:r in (tcntim! Mi rf'Ji.mJi?o. Dry .. G i-? is. i'luhine. Bo- ts ni.d r-hcp, Groce '* ri-s*. If irdware, ull kinds of i'lautatioD' {Supplies. Phjs iiigUeui prioe fi r coitou. ruifiO.ltii : B.igging asid Tic.*. "j For an cvueup by I H. DLL1?.