Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
TO THE MERC CHANTS
oP THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

4 SSS n HSS SSo
EWE, the undersigned, importers and Jobbes
/ w in the City Of Charleston, inyiew Of the
present excited state Of the country, deem 1t
chants the claim we have to their patronage and
custom. The majority Of us have been long es
tablished In business, and from our experience
are well acquainted with the wants Of this sec
ton of country. z All Of US hold sentiments in
common on the agitatng question Of :he day
slavery; andaIl Of us desire, as far as practica-
BILE, to become commercially yindependent Of the
North. We have no desire to underrate the en-
ergy and enterprise Of the Merchants Of North
ern cities, but we claim to be able TO supply
goods in our respective lines, on as favorable
terms, both as to price andscredit, as the mer-
chants Of any city in the Union. We have facil.
passed by any, and our importations from abroad
| are very large, notwithstanding the reportssto
the contrary, circulated by those who have no !
knowledge Of what they affirm, on whose interest
prompts them tomislead.
American goods we obtain from the mauufac-
turers on as favorable terms as any jobbing Mer--
chants of the Northern cities, Why then should
we not be able to sell on as favorable termslas
others H 5r z. -
We are able and determined to do so, and all
we ask of you is, to try this market, lay aside-
the prejudice-for it is only prejudice--that
your customers prefer goods from New Yorksto
those from Charleston, and build up and encouf-
age your own Seaports and your own Merchants.
If we cannot do what we profess, you will be,
subjected to very little Inconvenience for oppor-
tunities Of leaving by railway or steamer are Of
fered every twelve hours. d. - q
Our Stocks will be complete by 1st February
next, and it remains to be seen how many Of those
l,-LS L. .al all thasvr
| in northern cities will give Charleston o trial
this Spring. %f.ssssE ~
| Charleston, 8. c., December 18th, 1859.
DRY GOODS.
GILLILANDs, HOWELL & co. HYATT,
| McBURNEY & co. JOHNSTON, CREWS &
CO.; CRANE, BOYLST0N & CO. = JOHN g.
MILNOR & CO. !; KERRISON 8 LEIDING;
CHAMBERLAIN, Miller & C0.;sJsS. & L.
BOWIE & CO.; ROBERT ADGER & co. |; NAY
LER, SMITH & CO.; CADoW, MCKENZIE &
| Co. gE&
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF PLAN
a, TATION GOODS.
ANDREW McDoWALL; RAFENEL, HUGER
& MILLIKEN. j. si - a5|
| HARDWARE.
COURTNEY & TENNENT; hyde, GREGG
s. DAY; GRAVELEY PRINGLE; WuMANS
& PRICE Il. F. STR0HECKERi ]. E. AD-
GER s. co. ...,:,'' -. -. -. z.
SHOES.
E.B. sToDDARD s. CO.; FORCE 8 MITCH
ELL; HAsELTINE & WALTON ID. FSFLEM-
ING 8 co.; DuNHAM, TAFT Co.; B. A.
PRINGLE & co. . e
=. CLOTHING.
] wALDRoN, EGLEsToN & CO.; EDWIN
! BATES & CO.; COHEN. WILLIS q co. MAT
THIEsSEN, 0'HARA&Go y; PIERSoN, SMITH
& co. -
8. 8. FARRAR, BROS. co.,; LANNEAU
t&WHILDEN;J J.. A. BBRCKMYER; GEORGE
w. WILLIAMS 8 co. q T. j. & II. NOISE;
FARNUM& DoTTERER. -
GROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
I BROWN s PALMA; WEBB & SAGE. 4
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. :,
HAvILAND; STEVENSON s co. JOHN
ASHHURsT; RUFF & DoWIE; NELSON CAR
TER. - f,-sS= sS ..sssssSsS, z
SILKS AND FANCYGOODS.
1 BOWEN, FOSTER & &c. THAYER; DEW
ING co. ;ALBERT LENGN NICK ;MARSHALL
& BURGE; J. &:W. KNOX. 'S,
HATS, CAPsAED STRAW GOODS.
, HoRsEY, AUTEN SEQ; D. B. WILLIAMS
g. co. ;sF.fD. FANNING. 'rNT gsagsas5s
SADDLES 81 SADDLERYsH HARD
| ~ So, WARE. -. t,5sss,a
JENNINGS, THoMLINs0N SEQ; HASTE,
CALH0UN;&G ,zSs -
hooks AND STATIONERY.
McCARTER & DAWSON; A. CARTERj 8.
B. JONES, Agent Methodist Book Concern.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS & WIN.
= DOW CURTAINS. is1E,E
LAMBERTs & HOWELL; JAS. G. BAILR.-
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER.
JOSEPH WALKER. II l.s.ds1,ss
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS5N
+ WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS,
, TOBACCO,& sc.
! cHAFEE, ST. AMAND s CROFT.
/ Dec 90 361 <sFsa. II