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Thsf,llowipx article from the Peters.
sa,s Val EzPre.s, is applicable to
Se1th Carolina: - ''..'.'
Tia ississsiea We extend 10 every
hepest, indus,rious white snan v ho
may be looking around for q place 10
@hich TO sstablish homestead.
We have designedly used the fur
Vuali6.ing sdjec,ives expressive Of the
SAsSaeter of the men we Invite, and are
fee 10 say that &c they are lacking in
si,hsr requisite, We should Infinitely pre-
isr their rsnsiuing away.
We require them to be honest, be-
eauss We have no room for roguss or
ssicAis. 9 '--- i-s- s.r. s
We eish them 10 be indusirious, be-
esnse the iudoient and idle would af
Cord 90 90 assisianee in our corsied rem
0vatious. 49, assE 80 "
we expect them 10 bs upright be-
cause We dssise no aafiialion sith the
dsprsved and disaoluie. vsS. eg =
And We want them 20 be white. be,
cause We have pecrliar preference for
abe white, over any other race.
70 alI, then, who possess the rsqui.
cites We have mentioned, We extend the
cordial invisasien-come and settle
among us. s3apas -; a. q la. % ~. s.
We win not demand Of roo an or
preston Of your poiiiieal minds.
We Will sot inquire to which aide
Jon inclined IN the late war.
Nor will we mske !; condition
that you attached yourseI,es 10 any par
tieulsr Christian denomination. Bu,
win expect you 10 possess the only nd
ditionsl Qualification of knowing how
sosattend TO your own affairs and u
let yoxs neighboS's alone. az
When yop como, we will insure yot
q climate delightful aud salubrious--
equally rem oved from the exHemes o
The ffigid North. and the torrid South
Ws viii offer you lsnds 90 cheap
that il will be within the compass 0
very moderate mtsas TO purchase them
and 90 we'll adapted TO agricultural pur
pcsss. that with due application Of 10
.slligsut industry, you may make Then
blSou % garden OF roses. -
We will afford you outlets f,s th
produciious Of your labor to all par,s {
The world. By railroad, canal and rive
Are you eutssprising and would 20
like 70 engage in manufacturing pu
suits. We will iurpiah you with ~ai.
powsr sufficient 70 meet your highe
wishes. and viii bring TO yoar doc
sshs raw matsvial In qusnti,iss to supp
your largest demands.
Would you Ike TO spend q portit
ofyous capital In building. We viii su
ply you With timber from our fotss
clay from our soil or grssiss Of the
'nesi quality from oar hillA Have u
sny soIicituds concerning water |
dsiakisg and elsapsing purposesr We v
sxibit 70 yeuv tsqfssrisg syss pstenu
strsams IA asapis abaadsnos---pase q
sssst--- -gsahiag kon foup,siDs ,h
nsvw fntk ss.sSs = Z 49, 90.
Do yoa delight ID the mslodiss Of 4
tprs, end would goa be alarmed vi
Tho choral masias d ssss iss,hsssd hi
s-st ssxly nsosn when the spvine Il,
eowss, from bower sad nee on sv.
haadt your ears win be ssip,ed with ,
cherry soDgs Of merry li,sis warLlers.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

AsoSs the unclaimed freight recent.
" exposed for sale by the Southern Ex
press Company, a. Memphis. to pay
charges. ~as a box. supp 'sed from its
weigh, TO contain paper packages. I.
had been sb pped from New York to q
6c,icious name in Memphis. On open.
inp the b..x IL was & und to cnn,nro
cosnterfsit United States frsctiona
currency, in PACKAGE Of $lo or $50.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

TnE yoiE IN NEwBERHY.-It lie q satisfac-
tion to know that the Democrats ea1,isa tAis
County by n majority Of 1926, and that asS
Of these votes were poled by negroes. 1t is
believed that only two native whites put in
the republican ticket. At Newberry c. Hy
and at Jalapa, the republicans had q majority,
but at all the other precincts, the democrats
wer6 lhfgely in the ascendent, and ut several
of the precincts not radical voto was cast.
[SsSBerry Herald.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

SAD AccIDEsr.-we regret 10 'leatn that o.
Saturday last, SIS the Passenger train of the
IS. d U. Rail Road was in motion at HiIl's
platform, Rev. Mr.. Strong attempted to get
upon the same, but unfortunately fell, and tho
care passed over him, mangliDg bis leg anS
in avery short time. He was On his way to
attend a Sacramentsl' meeting Of tie Prasby-
tcrian Church at this place:
lUniopriite Times, 13h.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

wv &00AkuB i8o0 00o8 .oonso.
A srosifsias Pssef Of essurpias rsasop, - Q
rssais Of the Rspssliesu triaaph, - ssportsd
BY our Chsrlsston cerrsspopdsnt The Gov
srner Of soatht tcasoiins, ,h Appears, has Jbsea
waited upon by wsds Hsmpton and other
prouinent. Democrats of, the State, Who an
nauncs their secsptsnes sf the sitaatien and
their purpose hereafter to eonhos opposition
within peaessbie and lawful iimits. They re-
scegnise the election Of Grant es . verdict Of
tho nation In support Of reeoustfuetsSa; aud
under this Impression they proposs 20 sustsin
The new Gogernmsnt, TO uphold its acts, aud
10 rely upon the baiiot.box Or saseting what
ever changes they deem dssisss,s ia the ioesl
government. Fortified With this evidence ef
growing harmony, Gov. Scott 10 coming 10
New York 10 seek aid Tor IN sntsrpriss ssssn-
tial &c tho success os tho rsilusy systsm Of
the State, and In other respects to invite the
co-operation Of Northern capital for tho
Development OF its resources. 5-..
. This Is che beginning Of the peace which all
nov h.pe for. The step taken BY tho South
Carolins Democrats ID eminently prudent, and
cannot be too soon initiated BY the Same class
In other States. Fooled In thsir efforts to
overturn reeonstruetion, the best thing possible
Is to accept II, and to make the best of il
under the law. III Il require amendment. the
people Of esch state have tho power Of adapt
ing Il 10 their wishes; and this should be
enough. The formal declaration that Il II
now regarded a. enough for South Carolina,
win doubtless exercise wide iuAusuee through>
out the South, and We may expect to witness
an extension Of tho movement thus happily
begun. There Is nothing to hinder u but
passion aud prejudice, aud these must gradu-
ally yield to = sense Of the folly Of opposing
the national will. ,....
I. Already, thsrefore, the beneficial inauenes
OF Grant's election makes itself manifest.
When it shall be fully and frankly acknowl.
edged, ~ in South Carolina, the South may
confidently seek from the North the material
succor which win hasten the return Of pros
perity.-New York Times.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

RoBBERY Br A WoMAx.-A Young
bank clerk in Paris was recently rob-
bed by woman under the following
singular ci,cumsiadces lie lad been
senl TO pay draft. but when he ar
rived there, lie found the room crowded
with men aud women. who also wanted
to pay draf,s. BY his side stood .
pretty young lady, well dressed. aud rf
very elegant manners. How prorok.
ing This Is, sbe said TO him. " we shall
have 10 wait ~ les.t three hours until
our turn comes" The clerk entered
into cons ersa,ion with her. He found
her so clra,ty aud amisLle that he in
vited her To accompany him to the
nj ;hb"ring coffee h"uss, and the up
shot Of the matter was that he spent
The whole day in her company. lie
though, he could get the draft the
next morning from the nuissier OF
the b.uk bsfors il had heen protested.
L.ts in the evening he ~as walking
with his dulcinea 10 one Of The de
serted allsys Of the Chateau do Flsnrs,
when the lady suddenly drew from her
pocket . casket from which she took q
email golden vial. This ,iai." she
said TO him, /" contains sery delicious
perfume: just smell Of it," The young
man smelled the perfume. became very
dizsy, sank to the ground, aud fell
asleep. When he awoke TO consciouss
ness several hours afterwards, he found
that his gold watch and all his money
were gone.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

SourRkRs IxoEsuIrv.-David An
derson. Eco, Of G Gwinnett County. Geor
gia, with = cvsn shsllsr Of his invention,
shsllsd on, the other day thirteen bush
ss. Of corn IN fifteen minssss. 1t il
simple in I've construction and coats but
q tr,hs.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

SuIcIDE.-we are shocked to hear of tho
suicide Of Mr.. John Lee, by, cutting his shsoar
With a razor on Friday morning last, at his
trict. Mr.. Lee was sixty years of age, and Il
highly respectable eitisen, and had for some
time exhibited signs Of mental alteration, but
aos sufficient to induce any fear Of this drt ad-
fal lresult.-SporfanSv'y SPaSsany l2,h ia".
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

I, A BsLsIAs clergyman shot himsslf
recently ~ the tomb Of Napoleon in
Paris, saying that he wished 10 offer
himself up as sacrifice 10 the gspius Of
the 6rst Emperor"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

Tnx cultivation ot broom corn is ex-
tending in Virginia. The yield svs-
r~ges net prof, Of s44 per acre, not
counting Tie sssdp which j. valuable for
feed,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25

Coon wnsAr BREAD.-Make q
sponge as follows, at night: To pin,
Of sweet milk, add pint of warm
water, q tssspoouful Of salt. one table.
spoonful Of sugar. . small piece Of
butter. tea cupful Of hop yeast and
-four enough to make = ssiff ba,ter.---
Le, Il rise until morning; then add
two ihirds Of aieaspoonfaI Of saleratus
dissolved 10 boiling water, spd flour
sofiicient 70 mould hard. Fill you'
| dishes abou, half full. and le, Il stand
| un,.i IL has sissa sufficient TO Gil them
bake in quick oven. ..,,- g..''
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-11-25
Jerusalem.

A recent visitor ai Jerusalem give.
some OF his Impressions Of that city a.
follows: " . -' . o..
Il 10 cavernous, disagreeable, damp
desolate, and very uninteresting. The
narrow streeis are arched like cellar
vaults. IL abounds in cavea and CT.
terms, aqua1acts and tombs. Creeping
into little fox hole just outside Of the
Damascus gate, we wandered for hours
through spacious and lofty eaverns un.
dermining half the ci,y--the ancient
qua,ries discovered by Dr. Barclay. ln
WarSenis recent excavations We groped
through arches and covered ways ol
Herodian time down to ths origina!
rock Of Solomon's foundations. You
are struck with the incongruity Of new
and cos,ly modern buildings rising from
! among the rutbish and decay Of the
old city, and Of no u.e. except for the
pilgrims Of all Christend"ni Who wi,l,
jealous care their respective rights ia
tLe. Holy City, and are KEEP, from biting
and dsvouring one another by the sabre
Of the Turks. There are great empts
places Of desola,ion. within the walls
Just inside the Dung gate saw Jeru
salem ploughed as field, and got los
in the great cactus wilderness Of th'
Tyropean valley just where that mag
nifcept causeway Of DR.. Robinson's arcl
once connected Mount Zion with tn
temple. Stumbling over dead dogs ant
garbage up the steep Of Zion. l Was ru'
., by .. COW who was just about tossiul
me on her horns when the herdsma
came to my defence. Aud then goinI
out Of Zion gate had run the gauntle
Of tho IepArs who ihese do congragst
whining horribly and stretching ou
their sbapsless s,amps. ar .
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
pPoPosALs FOR PAPER AND TwINEs.
Posr oppicE DEPARTMENT,


ssasa p4epS. S SsyssSss fsssvsS II
pn nac ne es 9, % fssi
Twns lor the use Of the post oiioes q the gpited
States for one year from the nrst day Of Fobru-
fie said articles to be delivered free Of expense
once bsPsrt%snt a @sshinston. va beo B. 2. 'n' f0''
The estimated quantity OF each article aud tho
are fSsa isAs.
size. Of material and quality equal In all
meat. and g % Weigh y pound. @ i he assn.
and each reAm to contain 20 perfect Quires.
inches in size. tow 70 weigh IS Il pound. S to The
ream,
q 1'hfi ss .aaSii aaa 70 T%nii %ssi
about one pound each.
sahiS an aS insS IN ia1 aanes4. and % IN balls. SPS
to weigh from Ss 20, one 70 I've 70 ponDSds ~ ann,
rstsi9. or for ali Tie % Articles. W. ~ "''' ''pA
ss sas si
which BID W y b II r. results be most Ad
%ofs cr less IS Ia tRsn sGs saiiastoa quape. may
be ordered, as the necessities OF the Department
may require. at the discretion OF the Postmaster
sampes Of such articles as now used at the post
BSnE HssDss sSsn oqsSs Psi 5s. % SepaTiSss the
Bidders VIII send samples OF such articles as they
Each BID der must furnish with his proposal guar.
sntsss 81 his ability 70 comply with his bd and
Two uiieient sureties will be required to q con
failure to furnish an article eontraeted for
~ an S,se isas59s z that
Tor a Forfeiture ot he q oSHtrast. 'a ' 'Aa'' w
BIDS not made ID conformity with this notice will
,Proposals must bs marked on the envelope with
ne nsps q ths article PA fCr and h. Letter ad
nol0'w6t Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
oUn HOLIDAY NOTICES.
where To 90 aud wha, To puy.

A neatly ntting suit Of clothes is about as as
good a present as an individual can MAKE " "
himself or his friend. There 10 no quesaV. q,. ~
about being suited In this matter by sfis' W
the store of George BerglIns, No. 200 stse''
hot,r.nn Foutteenth and Fifteenth. ne mas
rocoi,sI +, large assortment Of imported WIN
ter dress goods, and is prepared TO "Atran'
mi, ia e,5I t. as to have carriages and
-. ,ensircd, and Nolb 4 Co., No. $40 ID
.,ree,, between Ninth and Tenth, are the par
,,ss 10 do this work, and do II well and
promptly.
handsome, valuable and acceptable presents.
GO and see the splendld stock OF Mr.. H. o.
Hood, No. 3ss Pennsyivsnis avenue, before
purchasing elsewhere.
The metal and heavy hardware establish
nent Of Mr.. John n. Elvans Is familiar to the
business men of this city and the surrounding
country His large stores and ware-rooms, 81
and 20 Louisiana avenue, and sol, 3o3 aud 3oo
@ street, contain everything in the hardware
liue, and Mr.. Elvans' fair dealing and cheap
prices are proverbial.
F.S A. Schneider, corner of Pennsylvanis
avenue and Eighteenth street, manufacture
all kinds OF cast and wrought iron stairs and
railings, cast iron building materials, window
heads, sc. They also keep on hand house fur.
nishing goods and = general assortment Of
builders hardware.
J.P. Libbey, No. 4ss Seventh street, adver-
tises a new stock of fine watches and chains,
coin, silver and plated ware, just the things
for holiday ptesen's.
No dwelling, store, or ONCE can be said to
be complete In its interior arrangements un-
less 1t has good and complete gas fixtures.
Messrs. Browne & Power, No. ts5 Ninth
street, between d and Z, advertise the largest
and best assortment In the city, and are pre-
pared to supply every demand that may be
made upon them.
J. Alexander, No. $40 Pennsylranis avenue,
near Thirteenth street, offers a splendid op-
portunity to purchasers OF holiday presents,
for he proposes to sell his stock Of fine
watches, jewelry, silver ware, diamond goods
IS caret gold, pebble eye glasses, &C., SC,
without regard to cost.
Perfumery, fancy-gools, So., make yer!
handsome holiday presents, and Coughiln
corner OF + and Ninth streets, can supply ever!
demand. His stock Of medicines, too, 10 one O
the beat and purest In the market.
OF course confectionery will be greatl
sought after these timer, and 1t is worth know
ing where the best can be obtained. GeoTg
town people and others will, OF course, patro
ize Freund's, No. l22 Bridge street, for he sci
at greatly reduced prices.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
pRoPosALs Pos STAKES.

HxApo'as prPAxrrrSr or .rHE soufH.)
CHfEY QuARTRRnAsrHRs OEfIcR. 4
s,,,,, tLL.NIAs, 4, "a; Dee , m, o1..
until 70 m, December. SOth. 1868, at which time
they he will es SSRsssa, fsr supplS,hns the National
100 6TA AXES,
70 BE- q good .sa.oasd heart pine, fTcs from .ssP:
wide, plsnsd on each side, pointed .t one end and
white paint. They will, also, be numbered aud
lstered In black, with the lists which
will be furnished By the ofhcer In charge Of the
III. usual requirement. for bids. &C.. will be s1.
acted
contract Il awarded, and the whole % delivered
within ninety lool days from the date q contract
stakss. y and Addressed to - r, sAxTON. =.
Bteyet Brig. Cen, Q. N. U. 8. A., Chief 2 n.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
HARBOR lAFRGyhhEsEs GlJhPSSS' AT MUSHROOM
gsI.II sI,IsiM Mis%s5ss, Essls1ss. Sgt,ef

Sealed proposal. will be received n this ofes
until u m, January 10 1892. for extending the
north pier at Muskegon, Michigan. The proposals
will Be IN duplicate, and separats for each class Of
material and labor.
PoI particulars as to payment, time Of com;
msnolng and hnishinu the work, classification Of
material, ac., apply to this office, whore plans
and spsolneatioEs will be shown to all who wish
TO make proposals..
Gon!rsetofs iurni.hing materials viii b ,Es;
States until required for use by the engineer ofcer
In charge OF the work.
Each bid, to have econsideration. must be accom-
panied BY guarantee signed by two rssponsibls
names, and duly certified to, as required upon the
forms furnished.
A printed copy Of this advertisement will be at
tached to each proposal.
Blank forms Of proposals, with form Of gusran-
tee, will be furnished from this ofiee upon appli
cation.
The work will bo let to the lowest responsible
bidder, the United States reserving the right to re-
jeet all bids,
Contracts, with good and sufficient surstlss. will
be executed within ten days from the date Of the
The proposals will 10 placed in sealed envelopes,
Pier at MuskeEon, Michigan, and addressed To
Brovet Lieut. Col. y. y; fARQUHAR.
deeli-td Chief OF Enginesrs
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
rMR pOUuTa.

CRIMINAL Oouar-Jn4ee FysAr.-This court
acted on tAs ,, iollowipy ease. ssturdsyiD
lie. 'f; Tss case, which sss % fspofssa @ "a ssfSS.
nittsd 20 The jury, who returned verdict for
Mi: Bradley gave notice OF motion for
ssos@sker vs.. Paul. Motion for new trial
duebier, a Juror siitins In said case, was not
suffioicntiy scqu>inted with the English Lam
suase to lndsfstand the case,
der Equalization.
Morgan vs.: STANLEY. Judgment of oonden.
nation for tl,2oo and interest on credits at.
tsched IN the hands OF II. Custer . Son as
Duncan, sherman. 4 Co. vs.. @. W. aoodaii.
Judgment By default made nnsl for ti2t on a
The pisiotin By Rspnan 4 Fore.sst. "
placed on the trial calendar. This Is an action
at slto per month, The plaintiff claims $500,
but the defendant denies that he Is Indebted
The following cases are assigned for to-day:
Numbers t2s, t2s, as, ts, co. 10, 70, 90 %, T,
EauIry Couar-Jsdge oiin. = This court
made the following orders on Saturday:
Eliza F. Hilton vs.. J. p. Hilton. Bill for
divorce. Order directing Hilton TO pay his
wife one hundred dollars per month pending
the suit.
Allen vs. johnson 4 Kendall. Order pro
eonfsfso vs.. the defendant, Kendall.
United States vs. $40 gallons spirits.
Same Same ". w. iV soppsG stil. Decree of forfeiture
and issue OF an order to sell the property 40
forfeited for Violation Of the revenue laws;
Sarah Smith vs.. Smith ct al Order appoint
ing John q. Wilson guardian ad inem to In
fants, This is . suit for the sale oil real estate
In which infants are interested.
Adjourned.
DISTRICT SUPREME OoURr.-The justices OF
| the District supreme Court sat In bdnc for a
short time on Saturday.
The new rules recently prepared by COM
mittee OF the bar, and which were ordered to
| be printed, 10 was stated were substantially as
reported by the committee. The court, how
ever, will make such additions and changes
In them while passing through the press, az
may be thought proper.
The court directed the marshal to appoint q
bailif in the place OF -, resigned.
Adjourned.
ORPHANS, CouRr-Jpdos Pureeu.-The fol
| lowing cases were disposed OF Saturday:
| LETTERS TRsTANRrTARY.
r. II. Burr qualified AZ administrator OF W
II. Fenwiok, giving bond In 10000.
| Jas. Noakes qualified As guardian OF Johr
Karr's orphans, giving bond In $500.
Adjourned. r... r-
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
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The many thousands cured at this inatltution
within the last eighteen ysAra. and the numerous
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many other papers, notices Of which appeared
again and again before the public, besides his
standing as kentlemap Of character and responsi.
bility, y A. su 1cient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DlSBASkS SPEEDILY yURRD.
Persons writing should be particular In direct
Ing their letters % his Institution, In the following
manner: JOHN N J0HNsTON. N. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
lse-ly RAliimore Marvlsud-
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

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