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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-03
FAKE PARTICUI4AR. NOTICE,

TAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
VyHE Creditors Of ". B. DUNLAP sndJ. LE-
ROY DAVIES are earnestly requested TO
meet me at Rock HnI; York CeultFg "a SATUR-
,DhY: 9Th OF DECEMBER next, ]. .hsve i'm;
portant questions to submit to the Creditors and
desire to be fully instructed by them III wtndingg
upsad estates. win be prepared to submit t1at In
there will be full attendance Of all interested
The Creditors OF W. B. DUNLAP are hereby
notified, on or before said day, to present ana
p1attt At the same time and WIN sen = q .t1s the
w B. DUNLAP, viz: all: that parcel: Of land In
County Fishing 1agds Gfssk ss s y
McElwee, III, J. J. Poas and eths5sS and contain
ing sbout FIVE Y HUNDRED .lao AND slAT9 slk A
rTssxsor sA1n- One sburti CASH, the balance
ofthe purchase money ~ be paid in si1 and twelve
months, IN equal instanmenss, with interest nom
day of sale, and sechrsbby the bond Of the pur-
chaser and mortgaee, OF the prefntRes ,Ghe puf-
chaser to pay for Deed Mortgsge s,1a sts%pS ssps.
- iSC Il ~ L. III. MASSE1, A1lgneo'
November II 48. !!iaya sais4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
- York CounfX. I,

WHEREAs D. J. GLENN, Jr:, has has appns1H1 pp a11
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of JAMES A. GLENN, late OF the Coun-
ty aforesaid, deceased. o1,.,,d II
These are therefore to cite and admonish aiiand
eaassd to be and appear before me- at our next
Judge of Probates Court for the said County 70 be
holden at York Court House on the srH DAY OF
DECEMBER, next, to shew cause, Il, any. why
H Given under my hand and Seal, this oath day Of
November, in the year ofour Lord one thousand
eioht hundred and sixty eight, and in the 93rd
wear of the Independence of the United States Of
America. F.'C. dAnnis
No,,opobor 2R AZ EtT
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CHARLOTTE, November 3O.-CoTToN-There
has been good demand during the week at from
% to 22s cents for middling, closing quiet on Sat-
urday at 22i cents. Sales for the week 45S bales.
CHARLESTON, November r2s.-CoTroN. The
early inquirywas quite moderate and the transac-
tions limited, butas the day advanced the market
became more active and closed steady. Wequote
extremes, 2l to "a. '-.... ~. .'--'.
NEW YORK, November 2s..-Cotton opened a
shade lower, but closed steady under late cable
news; sales $500 bales at 25 cents. m a ~.
LIVERPOOL, November er2s-Afternoon.--Cot-
ton quiet; uplands afoat l0ad. ,.- -. ~- '-'
..-., r.s Financial. =.
YORKvILLE, December 2-Gold, s1.S5.
NEW YORK, November 2s.-Gold firm at
$l.35s to $l.35a. ;.r.-:. , =. <l':' -. Z. :
CHARLESTON, November 26.-The following
is the current rates for South Carolina Bank Bills
Bank Of Camden, 81 Bank Of Charleston, "a ;
Bank Of Chester, 8; Bank of Georgetewn,9 9; Bank
of Hamburg,7; Bank Of New berry, q Bank OF
South Carolina 10; Bank of the State ofSouth Car
olna prior to 1861, 20 Bank of the State Of South
Carolina, after 1st January, 1861, 4; CONNER
cial Bank, Columbia, / {; Exchange Bank, CO.
Ilumbia, g.; Farmers and Exchange Bank l Mer-
chants Bank, Cheraw, O.; Peoples. Bank, IS ;
Planters Bank, Fairfield, 4; Planters and Ne
ehanic Bank, Charleston, "a; Southwestern Rail
road Bank, old, 81 Southwestern Railroad Bank,
new, 20 ; State Bank, Charleston, 81 Union Bank,
So; City of Charleston Change Bills, SO TO 81
State Of South Carolina Treasury Notes, 78 toss.
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n-1 LIN BANKRUPTCY a

D,sny lshsntEof. Sostk Garolisa. ysas 3ss9
NtUTICE Il hereby given that on heSfd day ol
!EN December, A. d., 1888, q Warrant In Bank
ruptcy was issued out ofthe District Court ofths e
nited States for the District Of South Carolina a.
gainst the theestateofABRAMD. JONESoftheC Coun-
ty of Kershaw; and State of South CatolinA who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his ewn petit
ton; that the payment of any debts, and. de.
livery of any property belonging te the, said
Bankrunt. TO him OF for his rss snd tsa rams, p,
law that meeting of fthe creditpHspf, the .said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and choose one
or more Assignees Of his estate, win be held at 2
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be h6ldsn on the 18th
at YorkyiIle, 8. G., befofs Sc u. I. CLAwsoN, ESQ,
one Of the Registers Of said court.
yfsJ!P! M EPPIN9, o. 8. Mafshalb
'ByT. w. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
December g. ars.gHT :" 49,T3;t.9a.I. ,;f1ti54L
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- THE, CoRN-FIHDs, OF TIE GREAT WEsT-A
gentleman writing from Illinois to friend in Bos-
'sWhile out hunting two weeks ago, I was in
some cern.felds which belonged to man named
Sullivan. He probably owns more land than any
farmer in the State. BE is the proprietor Of nine
each six miles square. This yearhe
has rs, 600 acres of cora. This seems like big
story, but it is nevertheless true. It is just the
easiest thing in the world to get lost in his corn
fields. strayed into one field and walked four
and half miles before came to the end Of the
row of corn which I followed -.
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PERFUMERY, sc.

4 MEXICAN, French and English Extracts for
"A the Handkerchief; Fixtatures, Oilsand Po-
mades for the Hair; Fine Toilet Soaps; Fine En-
clish Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes Buffalo, Gut
Ia Percha and Horn Dressing Combs, with many
other articles in this line, both useful ard orna-
mental, always on hand at the York Drug Store.
- :. JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
q November o. -.a.- r-n ;48. - Ff,.f If
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November % <..r.....
TO OUOTT0N SELLERS.

TTNHE undersigned having made arrangements
pleased to see any that may be offered in this mar
ket. Planters are requested to let him see their
Cotton before selling. The highest market price
will be paid.
Planters wishing toship their Cotton to the North
can make arrangements through him. LIBERAL
will be made on shipments.
Call and see him before selling, at his Store near
the Kings Mountain Railroad Depot. { -.
: -. : - 3. II. FAYSSeUX, Agent
o.I.l..1s
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nYE.STUFFS.

PARTICULAR attention Is paid to this Depart
:rnent Of the York Drug Store, and in addi-
tion to my present stock, which is very complete,
I expect to receive I'M few days, an Anohne for
Green. and their different shades. Also treatise
on Dyeing generally, for distribution.
JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
November 96 7-EE Z s@A8 If
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'WOOI CARDING.

vVHR undersigned respectfully informs the cit
izens of York District, and the public general
w. that he has recently erected in connection win
his grain Mills on Crowders Creek; an entire,y ~ @
fully prepared to Card Wool in the very best man
ner. "A portion of the public patronage Is respect
fully solicited. y. y. HiDotH -
October-2, 49, = 43 : :. -. . u
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AIRS. E.. DICKINSON respectfully informs
NI the citizens or Chester and surrounding Dis
tricts, that she has returned to Chester Court
Honse and lust opened an entire new Stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. Persons
wishing anything in this line, will do we'll to call
and examine her Stock before purchasing else
where. She will be happy to receiye calls from
all her old patrons. 3. .
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a.y.,0rsIN. lBANKRUPTCY.x-::.e'..557'1 :
Mdte District .Goatof the United States, for IL.

Eh1y.,a District Of South Cayotsea i, +. .4:,!$
NNOTdCE Ia hereby given that on the 3rd day oi
IN December, A. d. 1858, q Warrant in Bank
ruptuy was issued out ofthe District Court u
nfted States for the District Of South CAROLINA
gainst heSsslaieid SEA oRN JONES, Of the
County Of Kersha&, and The State Of South Car
olins,, who hss been sa{ndged Baakrgpt gRon
and the delivery or any, property beionging TO
the said Bankrupt. to him, or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
bylaw, :; that a meeting Of the creditors Of che
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and CHOOSE
eneormore Assignees ofhis estate, will be held at
q Court of Bankruptcy, o'be holden on the 18th
dsy Of December; Alb, 1885, at T. O'Clock; M,
at Yorkville, s. G., before w. I. CIlAwson, Esq,
one Of the Rsgisters in Benkrupbcy ofyaid Court.
,t3J.R M. EPPING, D. s, Afatshsl,
s!,1s.ss. Ry r. w. CLxwsoNyt Deputy Messeuger.I
:; DeeemberJ3!.g !iisia-@3I 30 2y2lG.I GG 1t C
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JUDGE OF PROBATE's SALE

JUDGE OF PROBATE'S SALE.
VI. E. jackson and s. w Burns and wife, Va. A.
:; , Jackson and dothers-Heirs.at-law OF james n
:, Jackson, deceased. *; q; nesT4.t G5o rsG
DY virtue of an order from, F. g. HARRIS,
Id Judge Of Probate for York County, r VIII 0t-
fer at public sale, at York Court EHonse, ,eonlt6e
FIRST MONDAY, IN DECEMBER NEsAsTEa
the tract of land described IN the sumons IN psrn
tihon in this case, containing ..d. ,,r:e.,.,,.,
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands OF Andrew Jack
son, John Walker and e. A. Nicely! aniit.< .isa;
t.5,!;>-Dat TERMS OF SALE sissa-s,f. 5Gn
A credit of twelve months with intefest, from
day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond With good
necessary, 70 the Probate Judge, for thspaynsnt
of the purchase money. ,y..rst .ss,.y I'D .;,nG
Costs to be paid on day OF sale. go ~. '.'ta
:(sS25l NO. RIB. GLENN, s. r. Dr.
November IL 4,a@ : 4sG t,,f! l94t 81
: COMMISSIONERS SALE; edn
In Equity--York Distsl' taw
w.9B: Nets, q. q; Y. D.f Bms0 fbfeesoss Hort
&C. &C. sut,ons u u.s. a .:s,a,s gaze, sao7is :,
IN obedience to the Decree ofthe couH Of Edai-
i ty, made inthis cause, Twill sella York Court
House, on the "HuA., EAI@E HsGOW md
FIRST MONDAY In DECEMBER NEXT,
tract OF land on the east-sids of Catawba HiESf,
IN possession Of Defendant, known as the Lantes l
tract, containing
n" - 1875 ACRES. MORE OR LESS, T''ist
and bounded by lands Of A. Graham, J. r: Ben,
nett, and lands Of the estate OF ]. NJ. Smith and
TERMS OF SALE So 2'S''''
Cash enough to pay costs Of these proseedings.
the balance Of purchase money on credit OF aa
months, with interest from day Of sale, and. -
cured by bond of purchaser with good securities
and mortgage Of the premises. -. ,'''
WALTER B. MEETS,.
(Sll.25 Commissioner in Equity.
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AUCTION SALES.
AssIGNEEs' SALE. =

ASSlUNALS' SAAEs
Il, the District. Court Of the, United States for tie
'-s' Dist17ct Of Sontk Carolina. '''H"h
rHos 5s g. g. JEFF SEFFERys, a.n.rnpse, b,
ny yasne haastaRs " n order obtained nom hHo
b 8. Bryan, tJudge OF the District Court OF tho
United States for the District Of South Carolip8
win expose to public sale at York Court House,
on the el'sfi s. -iIss i7a'A2@ : y 20 AI.G af'
- THE 18TH OFDEGEMBEB NExEr 81
all the Real Estate, Personal Property and ghoses
in Action Of T. 8. JEFFERYS, of Yorkyflle,t y.
on n his own MP Petition It'll % Consisting Of the rigid e
and interest Of said Bankrupt in the following folio
property, to wit: =.
one iotgin the Town Of Yorkvine, With the
Buildings thereon, situated, on Congress street,
to tie estate Of Mis- Sarah Massey; and the Ass61
ciate Reformed Church, containing HA.LlN
more e ess, e sSld subject t9 sny Power thas M may
Also, the Notes and Dsbadpe saade Bnle
Also, ,the Assets 81 the Arm ih Of DARWIN 4 JEFF
FERYS, In which said Bankrupt,s estateis entitled
to one-half interest, consisting Of baleS eott,
platform scale, cotton scale, counter scale,
desk, lot of mearsures also the CHOOSES IN AC-
book debts, and interest in Bonds Of the State OF
South Carolina. 80 Fs'is S''Efa'!Hf 70 'Si :, =
Also lthe assets of the firm Of McCorkle d JEFF
ferys, IN which said Bankrupts estate is entitled
TO one-half interest, consisting OF clocks, set
mahogany dining tables, Il set iron wagon Kxless,
Also, the Assets Of the firm Of James Jeferys A.
Son, in which said Bankrupts eState IS entitled to
DneihaH interest consisting Of, notes and book
debts -.,.se 81; gy.a. aIF 3, r,II,t,ori al
Sold for the benefit Of the creditors ofsaid Bank.
rupts estate. "':H' ~ fNt "'S't' - ihphsi'
:fERsfs OF sALs.-cash in currency purchas-
ers to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
s. r. THOMSON, Assfgnesse ?
uNovember2 ) .2<Ls"39 48IisH ,igihnf 44J;.r
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.1NMaam1tpu. up

D1Ep-In Greene County, Alabama, on the Goth
Of August last, Mrs. PAULINE w. JOHNSTON,
wife Of Jas. Pinckney Johnston, formerly of this
County.
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= PHE GovERNoR's MESSAGE The Columbia
Pheau1t:s says: Governor Scott will doubtless
recommend in his message land the Legislature
it is presumed, viii carry it QUIT to fund the inter-
that North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee have
made similar arrangements The incoming taxes
viii, he thinks, be sufficient to meet the interest
E&c@umgH 20 IG;UJ Il2.z.l1G -: q.
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+ AM under many obligations to the public for
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon me,
since taking charge of the York Drug Store, and
shall endeavor earnestly, TO merit continuance
oft. Pure DRUGS AND;MEDICINES shall al
wsvs be found here. Scrupulous attention given
curately and scientifically compounded and no
pans spared, no efforts left untried, to make the
York Drng Store that, which It is fast becoming,
The DRya SEoREcoF tYoREE .as
JOHN'C. KUYKENDAL. s.,
Noyen,hor oa <.T--.... a. IF :.
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 YOUNG MAN Of good education and we'll
n connected, desires school in the country, or
situation as teacher in private family. Ad-
dress, j. +. b., Snelpy, N. -.
Novernb ber 20 AZ
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
ec1tor; and of JANE CONN, Of whom am Ad-
ministrator, are notified to present the same on
or before the 14th day Of DECEMBER next, on
which day will settle up said estates in full;
November 26 .'' 48 81
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TIE ELECTION IN LOUISIANA The votes of
twelve parishes of Louisiana have been thrown out
for an alleged inforality, thereby declaring re-
publican elected instead of democrat
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NOTICE.

gsts aRf Hi titiSs sguaIl,
~; 1AS;nhHiafEa a - Il nv Kdin, AT sAst REpslcED
FRicE eer,om m .Sishing t9 puEehass re re- re-
aSsstad 10 I've me two q Three week nottce be-
"s '''' 80. .o7 .sj pa, i I5A.;;saSl Z; ailtsh aaSiltsho
October s,>i asati'' .N.ru,@I gnSotf
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CoTToN-Advanced on Tuesday to 224, but in
the latter part of the weak declined te 2ls
sales to-day at 213 for middling About 15Grbales
sold during the week.
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BRINLEY PLOWS.

TyHlS celebrated SOUTHERN PLoW is fur
rished to by the single Plow, or in large
quantities, at Manufacturers prices, ana deliver
ed at any point on Rail Road TO the cltizens OF
: = - ~ ''''' '' '1''''~ JOHN MAY, Agent.
October l6 AZ Zt
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TAN VARn M LEASE.

L AN ANO 10 I11.HS'
VNHE undersigned desires to LEASE ms TAN
YARD. Situated in York District, six miles
South of Rock Hill. This yard is in good order,
and in neighborhood where an abundance OF
bark can always be obtained. Persons wishing to
engage in this business will do well 10 call on me
soon, as I will give some one gooa bargain; 1ag;
November 20 4S . 4t" ODD.
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TREMOVsyAz1I1lr.,IA ~ 4 VsyAz1I1lr.,IA
DRYGO0DSAND GROCERIES.
b. r. RAWLINsON

b. F.. RAWLINSON ~
III nEsPECTEULLYsinSo tie dtizensof York
II and surrounding counties, that ne has re-
&c, to the Store formerly occupied BY - ~, 3in
J. & T.. B. STOWE, l.cIi.
where be Is prepared; to slpplythe public With
everything to be usually found IN an up country
and at prices as low as the lowest.
He eis prepared to pay the ,,r,...i
HIGHEST PRICE FOR COTTON.
He also wishes to purchase Immediately large
quantity OF Corn, Wheat, Oats and 8acona toe9th-
or with su kinds Of COUNTRYSPRQDpCE. for
all fNhIeh he will pay the highest market prices
= 'DeesSbsr i II S o''4at'! 49, r''s'a 7tr II nj
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territory, and MAS copaected With the Baltimore
Sun Is tsws editor xhsslf the waf commenced. :.
Wheti That eveht occurred he came South; and
was employed on the Examiner by John N. Dan
el, Esq, first as news editor, and afterwards as
editor of the sswsf news column: Alter the e
yacuation, he was connected with Charles II.
Wynne, Esd, in starting the Times, but dis
Wynne, he withdrew, and in the early part Of the
yesr 1865 revived the Ehanaiaer. Hehad charge
| Of that paper until the spring Of 1867. A short
time afker bis connection with the Era'atner was
severed be. commenced the publication Of the
SostAern Op;sson, Of which the last number was
the seyenty-f fourth. ~ 500 -.ei -as.
| ./ts i;2s.1 = fHE ACCUSED. '"1 ~ t,. ...> .
Everybody in Richmond knows James Grant,
He is the eldest son Of Mr. William H. Grant, .
wen known tobacco manufacturer, residing on Clay
street between Tenth and Eleventh. BE is stout
" built young man not unhandsome, He IS best
known as musical amateur, having bass voice
universally admired He was cadet at Lexington
when The var tsnmN0a and enlisted as p mem:
Der Of the Caskie, Rangers of this city. For a.
Is now interested in the tobacco concern of which
his father is the head {, H. X . s.. ~, =,
After bcing arrested Mr.. Grant was escorted to
the lower police station and placed in the room OF
tue Chief Of Police, ~ number Of his friends
spent the DAY with him. he was in good spirtsi
and passed: the time In smoking and LIVELY CONVEX
sation. he made no admissions whatever: as to-
the shooting. il Is understood that Judge Cramp
aud Coload 0uld =have'been retained in his de-
Srro iI:ia SJ ~: iLE ttt.t ,iUsfhni ,j",.ii'Ify w
a aispatch dated the 18th instant .says; The
Jury Jury Of, inquest on The death Of Mr. Pollard gave
q verdict this morning that he came to his death
at the hands of samef person, unknown.n innt
has been admitted TO- BAH in the sum Of ten thous
and dollars. Tho publication of the So,ehe7s
Opsnioa will Be discontinued" 80 S's -
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NOTE LOST.

T OST or mislaid, Note of hand payable to the
l 4 undersigned by John R. Hall, for about
TWENTY-SIX DOLLARS. All persons are
hereby cautioned against trading for the said Note
VIM. SAHMS.
November 26 AZ 3t*
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AGENTS WANTED.

CEND Is cents for specimen number of the
y CAROLINA FARMER, containing splendid
Lists of Premiums for new subscribers. Active
Agents are making S. to $40 per day. Address,
VIM. Fl. BERNARD, Proprietor,
Wilmington, N. G.
October % 3, a. ..G-"- II
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no EVERYBODY.

TF you want to get the worth of your money,
+ buy your goods from DOBSON q co. They
will sell to you cheap and tell you when they sell
November 5 45 tt
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NOTICE.

.,ac -. NOTICE.
I ing his friends and patrons that he has pur-
chased the entire interest Of the firm Of j.
REOsSLER, at Rock Hill, 8. c., and will con-
duct the business alone. ,.r...t ,
All persons indebted to the Firm are requested
to make settlement Immediately to A. FREID-
HAM.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully solcits
continuance Of the same. = ~
November % Ms ~ st
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eoTToNJThis article has receded somewhat
from the prices paid at the date Of our last quota
tions. We quote to-day 2ls. = -
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CHEsTER NURSERY GARDENS.

4 CHOICE Collection of young Fruit Trees
"A Grape Vines, Strawberry Plants, Evergreens
Roses Greenhouse Plants, &C., &c. Price list car
be had by addressing
w. BLAKE, Nurseryman,
. ... -: Chester, 8. G.
October Is .." AZ " '-.' 5m =
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ETATIrNG WITH0UT LTCENSE.

. RETAILING WITHOUT LICENSE
NOTICE is hereby given that whenever the ne
~ cessary evidence can be obtained, the Town
Council will prosecute any person or persons who
are guilty ofretailing spirituous liquors, In the
Town of Yorkyille, without license. - 81 -.
By order of the Town Council. .a.i'':.hL
r. LATHAM, Secretary and Treasurer.
November % 48 r;" 3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ..f 49,.
vNHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
Indebted to the late frm will make settlements
with JAMES DANIELS, who is authorized to
use the name of the firm in liquidatfeR.' q
JOHN RATAREE,
"--- JAMES DANIELS,
Rock Hill, s. c., December 49, -4t* -.
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STAPLE DRUGS.

yTyHE attention of the people generally, and Of
i Physicians in particular, Is called 70 my com
plete Stock of FRESH STAPLE DRUGS. "A
liberal discount will be made to Physicians ma
- JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
November % 48
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWsH

GREAT reduction In prices of the eelsbsatea
To x4 per Saw. and so Cents per Saw on each Con-
denser. Also, half of freights on Shipping. Plant,
ers and others supplied and their goods delVereo
at any point on Rail Road: 10
October Is $50 AZ -ps
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SKETCH OF TIE DECEASED.

MIR. Pollard was about thirty-six years Of age.
He was about five feet ten inches high, had black
eyes and dark complexion, and wore heavy black
beard, which had not been trimmed for years, and
which flowed over his breast His manner was
cordial to his friends, but naughty and somewhat
rude to those with whom he was but slightly acquain-
ted, or who fell under h;s displeasure He had but
few friends, but those were warm ones His nat,
ural bearing prevented anything like intimacy and
rendered him unpopular with tho great majority
Of persons. He never deserted friend or forgaye
a fee he was man of strong individuality, with
many faults and many oodpoints in his character
He was born at Alta Vista, in Nelson county,
about thirty miles from Lynchburg. He was the
SON of Major Richard Pollard, at one time an off,
Ger in the United States navy. His mother was
Miss Rives, of Albermarle, sister Of the Late Hoa
W. C. Rives and Judge Rives, Of the Court OF
Appeals. he has two brothers, one in Lynchburg,
Edward A. Pollard, well known as writer and
historian He has three sisters, one OF whom
lives in Georgia, one in Europe, and the other Is
the widow of Admiral Bell, Of the United States
Mr.. Pollard completed his education at the w. z
e;nia Military Institute, and held clerkshlp Tor
some time in the Postrofioe Department in WASH,
;naton He was connected with 9 neyspsper IN
LesyenwoTth, Kansas, during the troubles ipthat
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TOWN TAXES.

.s-.a, IUWN' TAAESs .
.nERSONS who are in arrears for TOWN TAX
Il .iES for the year ending in February, 1858, are
hefeby notified that unless the same is paid to the
Secretary and Treasurer, on or before the 18th OF
December next, steps will be taken to enforce the
payment by law. -. ... ..... ., .i,.-......
By order Of the Town Council -.s,.
- mi R, LATHAM, Secretary and Treasurer.
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