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Colonel FoRSEY is in favor of the schemes
for Chinese immigration. There is money
believed to be in some Of them, we'll bet.
4 story appeared recently that one of these
companies of spectators in the "long
tails" had its headquarters in Washington,
and that the celebrated Governor Fl. Ii.
WELLS was a shareholder in it. We con-
lecture tina: our friend Colonel FonNET Is
also one of that company. We would like
to WARN the poor Chinese against having
anything to do with that association. It
will prove too "muchee Tor JoBS.
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nRVGs, MEDICINES, DE.
TRISIN, THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TIE
IRIS EERSICOL OR;
OR.
Blue FLAG.

The most powerful. safe, and reliable rcmealal
agent discovered Tor the healing OF man. me
Wonderful properties Of the Iris Ncrslcoior. MIN,
crto unknown or developed, have been bronSn.
within tho control of science, and is now taxing
It's stand a. principal among Inc DRESSINGS VI iiici
cine. r,vr
II acts directly upon the blood cleansing and p,iri-
fvnr the vital current Of all the ilInors ana talns
which disease or malariOus Influences nave planted
there and eridicating and ncitraiizing the e1ecls
Of meTE n or s GteT For this It is n
lible as Il remedy for Scrofula, Eruptlons OF tllG
skin. msipicnt Consumption, Dropsy, &C., and
will cure the most yirulent and obstinate cases ol
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
1t Is an unfailng preventive and cure 19r EH
- " DISEASES OF WOMEN
II has no equal 1t action upon the Liver an. ~.
Kidneys is prompt. salutary. anu effective, aha j!
is this property which renders " ono Of le s"lest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice Of medicine lis excellent
and skilfu combination with other ingredients I'M
TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently invigorating the digestive or
gans. and rendering II Il most valuable curative
agent In cases OF
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRISJN the blood. which perIneates
all tho tissues, and Is the life and nutrition thereof
l. purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy.
RlMEMBEE.--This medicine is no ofshoot oil
quackery, but the regular formula Ola Distinguishing
practitioner now resident Oh ~ a ,
Intelligent and scientific that II has been adopted
lay physicians in their practice and Is daily being
prescribed and recommended by lhe most clhlneht
uf the profession throughout the country. Inc
better Ii becomes known the more highly Is IL
praised and the more extensively Is II used.
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DRY GOODS.
BROAD STREET.

4
81 rec JOB s3sT
fair prices, and sp Ee 9,Ier Rp91Tsn,,rs
COOP As Ssee
on sse following IL goods soe. es and IN
give entire satisfaction. Read our list. and conn
MoHAiR GRESADiNEs, bnfr and other sbasa.
MozAMBIoUEs and BAREGEs at &C., SOC. An.
| Pink, bHif; and other colors ALPACAs at4sc.;
J INA, GE; CLOTHS; new styles. at tsc.
LAWNS and ORGANIZES Mt &c., eoc., &C.. and
SUMMER cAssIMEREs from SOC. to $3.50:
linen En- DUCK and DRILLING at &c, 30, and a;c;
gEAuTiFUL WHITE PIoUE q, SOC. worth &c.;
k Aashk RAnAsk Fs &c: per yard
ohe sRr PR5TIikLGGw-oAsE LINEN and LINEN
SAPkGSs. - towels. and MARsELLrs
PLAID, STRTPEID, and PLAIN NAlNsooK
CHECKED: STRIPED, and DOTTED SWISS
E MHTfE eK SlS yISr MESLIN for shaws
BRILL.IANTs, D1MITiEs, and CHECKED Nus
FRESGH; SOFT FINISH, and JAccosEr
PLAIN Al and Figured FINE IRISH LINENS;
WHITE HIT BLACK, and COLORED GRENADISE
Best FRENCH wHALEBONE CORsETS, 81:
Ladies' Gents and ChIl1reI,s ENGLISH HOSE;
Gents FINE QUALITY WHITE SHIRTS;
LACE MITS. Sill and Isle GLOVES
FINE SILK FANS assorted c0lors
LINED and UNLINED, PLAIN and RUFrLED
PARASOLS: ~
SUPPLE and BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS all
kinds: OIL
HEMSTITCHED, EMBROIDERED, and LACE
HANDkERCHIEFS; ~
PLAIN, RUFFLED, and EMhROIDFRPn
SHIRT BOSOMS.
LACE COLLARS. latest designs;
. NEM sTf kE L1SEE COLLARS and CUFFS;
IaREAiI and yAGENCIENSES EDGISGS;
ChAfF. Wells and COLLARS OF the best MAX:
Snn '1any other desirable and useful goods al love
PR -es, to which we call attention.
Don't miss the place.
WILLIAM THALHIMER ( SONS,
3lJ Broad between Third and Fourth streets.
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DIED.

IN Tuesday, Goth instant, at O'Clock r. M.'
HENRY FORE I'm the eighty fifth year OF M LIZ, IL,
leaving widow and n large nhHnsr Vi ."'
mud grandchildren to mourn his death. sid ,.,.
Friends Of his 1aml!, asT resrestfny invited 10
attend his funeral from his late residense on aa
street. near EIba Park. THIS AFTERhooS a.
o'clock. /, r,.o,n tr,IlIam H.
NOW GcneraD Richardson's COMPANY OF ho i. nr
t"ers In the war of 1872 and has been rssai rc ~
this CITY slxty-cght years. He died as ne nau
am honest upright man, at peace with the woriu:
On the Est instant, EDWARD VERNON son
of ]. l.. & S. VI. Byery, aged one year ana h''it'
months. 49, ro,, tho rou,,,euco
corner Twentv-nlnfh and Clay streets, THIS A
TERNOON al 5 o clock.
At the residence OF her grandmother, Mis-. MAI
rarct C;oo,Ison. near Smithfeld. Va, on SaIuTasai
morning, the 18th instant at ) o clock; hEB ELsA
KERR. infant daughter OF = W ahG VI. w. "oou-
SON. aged four months aud thirteen days.
q, saturday. the 18th July. at the residence of her
father, ". {. Shelton Hanover county, SAfh An
+. SHELTON. III the twenty-eigmh year Oh ser
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Resignation of Attorney.e General
RoWderl.


"RrcHMoSD, Va, July q, 1869.
" Major General can5y, Commanding Frs
Military District:
General most respectfully herewith
tender my resignation as Attorney Genera,
Of VIRGINIA. to take effect on the lst day o.
August next. ,....
IL have the honor to be, your onedlan'
servant, THOMAS n. po"p1S'
Mr.. BowpEN voted against the teot-oa'l
and DISTINGUISHING features OF the constitu'
ton. lie ran ahead Of his ticket in tl'''
city.
We commend Mr.. BowDEN's example u
Governor WELLS. Governor WALKER car
take the ron -clad oath, and is ready to take
il whenever General CANRy chooses TO give
him the Office 10 which he has been larry
elected.
Mr., TAYLOR cannot take the iron-ciad
oath, nor the Office Of Attorney General
until Congress shall remove his disabilities
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TOILET ARTICLES.
CONFECTIONEREES.

ORA G ES On consignment, a few
~ boxes OF ORANGES, In prime order, for sale
by
,iya2 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
GALL AT ZIMMER IL CO.'S WHOLE
" SALEICE-CREAM MASUFACTORY, 15i3
MAIN STREET, where tIce-CreaIn Is regularly
furnished In any quantity to picnics hotels, fest-
walls, saloons, and private families, at Sis per
gallon. Delivered free OF charge to any part OF
the city. We guarantee No. article and put it
tin quality and flnvor) against amy higii-priced
icc-crcam sold IN The city. We have also fitted up
Il splendid Ice-Crcain Saloon ut our retail estab-
lisimcnt. No. Sid Broad street. next to Mr. Mount
custlcs Ladies' are especially invited to visit this
place, where they will hDd Mr.. Capped always
ready to serve them with all the drlicaccs of the
season. and where they can give our Icc-Crcam Il
fair test and leave their orders. uy2s
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The iron-clad is only is for railroads.
Let it be confined TO them. And there
coaid be no better occupation for the army
than administering it in that way !" in
ferce."
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Il II is creditable to the Republicans Of
? Virginia, that whilst Governor WALKER's
majority is only about $4,000, the majori-
ties against the DISTINGUISHING and test-oeth
clauses are each about 10000.
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MARRrET.

On tho lstl,of July $685. OF the fsss ncsridse
pmIKSEY' j. CARR, OF AlbemarIe COZ, Wy III
and ANNA 81, second daughter OF LII. n
D Baltimore and / ynciburg papers please copy.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.--I will be
~ at Powiatan Courthouse OH ri August, al
Cartersyiilc on I'd, 1t Columbia .ta, al fiuNanna
Courthouse on Sth and eth, and u Cumberland
Courthouse OH August court-day, for tie purpost
Of collecting United states Internal Revenue saSes
due by the people OF the abosc-named counties Tor
the year 1859. All persons falling to pay on tho
days mentioned will become liable 10 heavy pen
atty. JOHN a. GkAsfs,
81 Ii-l?t Deputy Collector Second Division.
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NOTICE.-My Office Is with 4. 5. Lee,
IN Thirteenth between Main and Cary streets,
where offer my services COMMISSION
MERCHANT 10 my friends anil the public, and
hore, from my long experience In business, IA t-
enabled 10 give satisfaction to those who may tie
so kind ~ 10 sntrust me with their business.
~ l--sodsw DAVID ANDERSON, IN,
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General ScHoFIELp--that man of very
large brain and profound sagacity-had .
great horror of the iron-clad." lie said
he could hardly take it himself. He inn
plored BAYsE, UNDERWOOD Il Co. to strike
it out of the constitution. BAYNE s. Co.
wouldn't. General GRANT enabled ne tc
vote it out. General ScHoFIELp was Mt
doubt delighted to hear it.
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GAIT, SALT, SALT.-Tbe brig Eleventh,
- Lancashire; with :,7i5 sacks MARSIALL'S
FACTORY FILLEDsALT. daily expected to ar
rive, and for sale from wharf ut City Point or
Richmond. With most of lier cargo engaged for
Liverpool, viii have quick dispatch. For balance
of freight apply TO
~ a2-2w arsu LEE, seldom & co.
@ BRISTOL, Tenn, July 10, 1862.
A LII PERSONS HOLDING, CLAIMS
"A against the estate OF John l.. Lyon, deceased,
win forward claims Tor one years ipterest as per
order of General Canby, tn inc ut ibis place.
JOHN l.. LIGOS, d.. i.
Administrator "f John l.. Lyon, deceased.
~ 2n--Iw
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DOCkBRlDGE ALUM WATER
Anu THE SALTS OF THE WATER

This amongst In. most celebrated and medicinal
Ut all the Virginia mineral waters, Il kept con-
stantly Oh sale by NJ. NO water keeps NOR" per-
fec,lv pure aud unchanged than this ALUM
" ATER docs in yla>-: and II i consequently
drank with great advantage In all parts OF the
country, however remote from the Springs. \ SIN
gle box has often cured Il stubborn malady.
THE SALTS OF TIE WATER, highly con-
ccutratrd and perfectly pure, has been found b.
many years experience IN excellent method OF
furnishing the water In very cheap and satisfac-
tory form II has great advantages. too, In tras-
portatiou Ivy mail or express. .
In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, and THROAT
AFFECTIONS, CHROME nlARRHGh and
DYSESTERY. SCROFULk, SKIN DISEASES.
and PILES. and In FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
thi, celebrated mineral water and its prccipt I'd
salts have within tho last thirty wears established
reputation not surpassed certainly by any other IN
this country.
Pamphlets sent on application.
Price OF the water, Sia per case OF one dozen
half gallon bottles. .,, no.,
PURCELL, LADD x CO.,
Il. .c--lm General Agents. Richmond. Va.
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me- BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is certain and
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm. Itch. Salt
Rheum. BARRIERS Itch. Poison Oak. Blotches.
Pimplcs, and all other Eruptions Of the skin. Ut
has been used with complete success in hundreds "i
cases, many Of them OF long standing aud OF a ma
lignant character. Certificates from some Of our
best citizens attest Its deserved merit aud II needs
only to be tried to Insure relief Ii Is for external
use, and completely removes ell crnpions Of the
skin. leaving il delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Agents.
my II Richmond. Va.
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IL
LINENS,
| .1psCnS
CASS1MERES,
and other w,.cr,,Is for gsntlamsn,s ,.a ,,,,.,,
wear, mt JULIUS MEYERS.
--..------.----.
nUChNALL q ROUSS, NO. l2Vo MAIN
another shipment Of auction bargains. DRESS
YARDS nj 123c. CoATs'S SPOOL COTTON at
STRAW HATS for ladies, misses, men, and
| LADIES, ana AiSSEo' ShorS'
MEMS and BOYS. SHOES.
! - -
aE I'M "o"D7 oionH 'of
,,o,, erprrr Va ca,
We ARE OFFERING. FOR THIS SEASON OF
THE YEAR. THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSokI MENI Or DRESS GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY,
No stare ExrErrrn
wv "ioNH HN' e. ''O'
AND ON MOST OF
me "Oop2
.,-.,,, r.., .r,.- A., o
AT SUCH RATES THAT ALI. CAN
,,cr 1,ur OF p.pr re TIN,
AaHl AhAi'LH' W + hAfE lei 'N
HAND.
urDsu Z 1r-ccrxgEInrR
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This MACHINE Il by far the best that has as yet
been made. II viii sew all kinds OF material from
the coarsest cloth TO the finest fabric. II will do
al kinds Of stitching embroidery, braiding, cord
Ing, Telling binding, ruii:is, tnckng sewing, and
gathering Oh at the same time; braid without bast
ing, bind without basting, and tuck without bast-
Ing. IL win work beautiful buttoD-holes, over
seam and do all that other machines can do. And
more: Ifyou have family buy this machine
you VIII save enough TO pay for IL Ia few months.
fyou want TO make money 1t will do that for you
In "A short time. The only way 10 compete with
want machine that YOU can work with ease and
comfort buy the BUTrON-H0LE. We warrant
for all kinds OF machines III or out OF order, for
anything from fiddle 10 Knitting -needlc. Get
the best machine, II Will pay for itsclf; get tue
BUTTON-HOLE.
Cali and see this Incompatible MACHINE u! 1911
Main street, or address thc number, 1911, or
box soI, post-oticc. ly lin
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

~ TILE INSURANCE COMPANY OF Lon.
DON AND EDINBURGH, ESTABLISHED lsoa.
CAPITAL, $4,000, Goo .Gol car,
CASH ASSETS, 1908, e35.3li "oLp'
500, GOO deposited with the State of New York.
81 900 Virginia Registered Bonus deposited with
the State OF Virginia.
The attention Of friends and the public L. re-
spectiully called 10 the SOLID SECURITY otcr,-i
BY this company.
This important consideration. In connection with
Its long experience and high reputation. firmly
established by successful career Of SIXTY
YEARS. II Is confidently believed, will strongly
commend 1t to every one desiring undoubtcd Sc
curitv against loss 10y FIRE.
The assets Of the United States Branch held ia
this country amount to nearly $500, 900.
All policies issued by this company beyond cor.
tain limits are simultaneously reinsured as to the
excess by an old and frst-rute company In Eng
land.
Applications received by
THOMAS VI. ALFRIESD & son,
Agents,
+ @G-lm 90? Main street, Richmond, Va
RGIA HOME INSURANCE
" COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
INCORPORATED l.s2.
CAPITAL lQSO nOD
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E'IiE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

oh'A.NlLEp ~ l~iS.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February
1869, over ga. 600. ooo.
Cash assets February l. 1880, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth I'm every case double the
amount loaned. over ~ yno. Oo".
Number Of policies In force February J. ls9e,
-. 49,
This + an Gll-cash aud I.HELI MUTUAL COM
PAEY, and l. conducted ia" only principle
which time and cNpcricuC" has proven t. De- uti-
matc!y safe and Trustworthy. Al at il profits
are divided annually among III" insured In the
most equitable manner. which can BE- Used TO de.
crease tn" premiums or To purchas" more tnsu-
rance nj the option OF the pulicy-huldrr..
Application can be mad" 10 Nlr. Lewis Booker,
Mr. John r. Goti,iiu. or the Undersigned
ID. y. WALKER CO, Aect.ts
No. 1914 Main street.
DIR. }. b. NcCAw. Medical Examiner. my
n y. WALKER IL CO..
IL, FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE. No. 1914 MAIN STREET.
under Mc>srS. X. II. Maury x Co.
Buildings. merchandise. furniture, and personal
property at all kind, in the city and country, In
SurCd against loss dlmag" by tr,. rs the lowest
rates In companies OF the highest standing.
Tobacco In warehouses aud marine and Inland
risks taken ut the lowest rates.
Losses r1uitably adjusted and promptly pnli.
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NE" |. ID. BRIG G SIS OLD-ESTAB-
LlSHEn BAKERY established IN l.5! keeps
constantly on hand. and baking fresh every day,
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS. and PIES.
SODA CRACKERS.
BUTTER CRACKERS.
OYSTER CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS.
CREAM CRACKERS.
ARRoNROOT CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS,
NOLASSES CAKES.
SUGAR CAKES.
SPICENUTS.
made Of the best material an,! Workmanship, aud
will DC sold as cheap rs they can be found In TN:
city. y II
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DIZZY GOODS.
MrISHING TO SEE EVERYBODY
LOOK COOL


WISHING TO SEE EVERYBODY
LOOK COOL
THESE WARM DAYS,
I am selling some handsome
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
ut prices within the reach Of every lady In the
handsome at Is, eoc., &c, and upwards.
CALICOES from l2sc. up:
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at al. &C.;
FLANNELs at :Oc.;
GENTLEMEN's GAUZE CNDERSHIRTs Ia
new lott at 5oc., and Others:
Great bargains in MARsEILLES TRIMMINGS.
COTTON and SILK PRINCES, BLACK and
COLORED aLPACAS BRAlDS. GIMPS,
and other trimming materials:
y f"w rolls Of \ No. ~ MATING at CSC n
sar'i-very cheap;
RLEAtHED COTTONS from lOc up-all marked
down n low RS the lowest
LtCEs. FRnLINGS. RUFFLINGs, INSERT
ISGs. &C., at refreshlngly moderate figures.
Great inducements In
LINENS,
MARSEILLES,
ALPACAS
CASSIMERES,
COTTONADES,
and other materials for gentlernen's aad ladies'
wear, mt JULIUS MEYERS.
JyT 500 Broad street, near Sixth.
DUCKWALL & ROUSS, No. 1906 MAIN
~ STREET. July $. 1seo.-Just received.
another shipment of auction bargaipS DRESS
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SSJOnO
APT Al
j. +. BOHEMIAN. President.
u. i. WILCOX. Secretary.

J. +. BOHEMIAN. President.
ID. i. WILCOX. Secretary.
This company makes specially Of issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture whereby the insured
shares in the profits Of the company without Iil-
curing liability.
Agents may be found at nearly every prominent
point IN this and the ncghbOing States, to whom
Applications for insurance may be made.
SCRIP dividend to holders Of participating poll
cieS. TWENTY-FIVE per ccui.
Ghc scrip Of 1887 t25pcr cent i now receivable
is cash In payment Of premiums.
j. Ii. MONTAGUE, Agent at
my .S-3m Richmond. Va.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-06-10
CHESTER WHITES.

This fine breed of hogs was imported into York
last year, and the importers sold several pigs of
their own raising throughout the country. We
learn that the purchasers are, in every case, salts
fed with their investment, although the price of
the young pigs was considered pretty high by their
neighbors. These pigs, though yet young, have
grown into very formidable dimensions. We have
been informed that one, belonging to Dr. q. P,
Sandier, weighs l7s pounds, although only seven
months old, and We know Of others of the same
litter, which we believe to be even heavier; but,
not having the facts at hand, We are not prepared
to speak confidently about them. ....~
There is no branch of farming in our county
that needs improvement more than stock-raising,
and no stock that needs an infusion of better blood
more than the hog If our farmers would only go
to the expense of importing q few fine hogs to
cross with their present STOCK the ''razor-backs'
and 'and-pikes' which infsst our fields and woods
would soon disappear. Their places can be easily
supplied by swine in which the bony substance is
not so predominant, and which would pay far bet.
ter for their keeping than the ong-snouted skele-
tons with which our readers are so familiar. The
"Chester White is superior breed for the ac-
of this object, and possesses this
further advantage that it acquires flesh 80 rapidly
as to put it beyond the reach of predatory freed
men at comparatively early age. Such gentry
do not usually massacre porker too heavy to car
ry off, and seven months pig Of 1870 pounds is
rather more than they are willing to undertake
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-06-10
IssTHE NINETEENTH CENTURY"

The first number of this magazine has been re-
ceived. tits very neatly gotten up, Messrs Wal
ker, Evans & Cogswel, who always do first class
work, being the printers. We have given it
hasty examination, not having time just now tt
read it carefully But from the little we have
read, we are satisfied the new magazine is vel
calculated to please Southern readers. The fol
lowing is the table Of contents:
The Blockade Runners Of the Confederacy
Looking Back The Talmud Story of the Bud
poetry My Friends Revenge, a true story o.
the Indian Mutiny TIE North in the South
About Noses; The Pleasures Of Garden; The
Death Of the Maiden ipoetry); shoulder to
Shoulder" Personnes "reminiscences Of the war;
Bells; A Chapter on Immigration; An Evening
with Spiritualist; The Old Lawyers Story
Editorial Workshop Agricultural Department
Ola 'Podrida; Department Of Science, Art and
Discovery; Spoons and Dishes Something fol
Ladies; Passes en- PEASANT at Books, Publishers
and Authors; Improvements of the XIX Centu'
ry; Odds and Ends for the Public at large. .
The Nineteenth Centuyis published in Char.
lesion, by F. G. DeFontaiue, at So. so per annum,
single numbers IS cents, in advance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-06-10
sALES-DAY.

There was small attendance from the country
last Monday, owing probably to the fact that this
is busy season with the farming community. We
note the following gsales:. 80" - .,''' ''-'|
The Sheriff sold one tract of land containing one
hundred and sixty acres, belonging the estate Of
Gilbert Enloe, for 5000 purchased by j. N McEl-
wee, Sen Also, house and lot in town, belong
ing to A. W. Beard, for $55-purchased by the
Misses Beard These two pieces Of property sold
far below their value, owing to circumstances Of
private nature, connected with each csse, ''''',.
W. A. Moore, assignee, sth q balfinterest in
the house and lot of Dr.J: f. Lindsay, in town,
for $500. Also tract Of land containing thirty
eight acres, for $4ol. Also a tract Of 372 acres
acres, situated on Turkey Greek, for 1856: Dr. j:
F. Lindsay, was the purchaser Of all this property
John s. Bratton, administrator, sold number
of stocks and bonds belonging to the estate Of
Samuel Rainey, deceased, as follows: Three Mis-
sissippi Central Railroad Income bonds, of$l 600
each, for $25; two mortgage bonds of Mississippi
Central Railroad, Of $500 each for $50; five shares
of South Carolina Railroad Stock, par value $500,
for $50; ten shares Kings Mountain Railroad
Stock, par value, 81 1000, for ST.; two hundred
shares in the Bank of Chester, par value $4,000,
for $50 and bank bills of Georgia and South Car
olina, amounting to 1886, for $ll5. The certi6-
Gates of all the above named stock were either lost
or destroyed, which fact in part accounts for the
low prices brought by the stocks.