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THE
Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

VJNHE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UN-
trado, by onablingG rs Subscribers to attain fes
oility and safety in'tho granting of credits, and
the recovery Of claims at oil points. have to,
amhEahco mat they will, in eptembor, 1868,
The MERcnANTs' Protective UNION MKpA
CAMILLE KEfERENcE REGISTER, containingamong
other things, tho Names, Nature Of Business
Amount Of Capital, Financial Standing, and
and Rating as to Credit, of over 100000 Of the,
principal merchants, traders, bankers. manu-.
lecturers. and public companies, in more than,
3O,ooo OF the cities, towns, villages, and settle.
monts throughout tho United tates, their jfSr-
r%ltorics, and tho British Provinces of North
America; and embracing the most important.
,htormation attainable and necessary 10 enable.
inc merchant to ascertain at q glance the CAPT.
tai, character, and degree of credit CT such of.
ms customers rs arc deemed worthy of any grn-.
dation OF credit, comprising. also, a Newspaper.
Diroctory, containing the title. character, pride,
ana place of publication, with full particulars
fclatlyo to each journal, being n complete guide,
States. ~ '1'
The reports and Information will be conineh
70 those deemed worthy Of some 1.-The Of credit s
and as the same will be based, SO far as practi..
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themselves, revised and corrected by VOL known,
and reliable legal correspondents, whose char,
acter will prove n guarantee of the correctness,
Of the information furnished by them, it is,
believed that tho reports will prove rhofatruth-.
full and complete, and, therefore,; superior to,
and of much greater value, than any previously
issued. '"sh,.'~
BY aid of the Mercantile Reference Regis.
ter" business men will be enabled TO ascertain.
at q glance, the capital and graduation of credit,
rs compared with financial worth, Of nearly
every merchant, manufacturer, trader, and
banker, within the above named territoriaL
limits.
On or about tho first Of each month, %subscri-
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containing, among other things, Il record Of
such important changes in the name and condi.
ton of firms, throughout tho country, as may
occur subsequent to the publication Of each
halEyearly volume Of the !" Mercantile Refer.
cnco Register"
Price of "Thc Merchants Union Mcrcantile
Reference Register" fifty dollars, ESQ., for,
which it will be forwarded to any address is
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Holders Of five $40 shares of the Cnrital
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will receive one copy Of the " Mercantile Refer
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shares will be entitled to two copies; and no
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relative to the book should be addressed to tire
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, in
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August %, 1868 48 w
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EIGHTEEN THINGS IN wuIcn Youso

NAdHVEEN THINGS IN WHICH YOUNG
PERSONS RENDER THEMSELVES VERY I'M.
POLITE Reading when others are talking.
Cutting finger nails in company.
Leaving meeting before it is closed.
Whispering in meeting.
Gazing at strangers.
Leaving a stranger without a scat.
Want OF reverence for a superior.
Reading aloud in company without being
asked.
Receiving a present without somo nantes.
tation of gratitude.
Making yourself tue topic of conversation.
Laughing at the mistakes of others.
Correcting oldor persons than yourself, cs.
pecially parents.
Commencing to cat as soon as you sit down
to the table.
Commence talking before others are
through.
Answering questions when put to others.
And not listening to what one is saying.
The Moral ExCHANaE.-Tho latest re.
ports from this quarter exhibit the following
summary. We trust that before long the
several ratings will undergo material changes
moro favorable to general Investment.
Honor-Scarce. Old stock exhausted and
the new will be a complete failure.
Virtuc-Old growth nearly consumed;
young growth, prospects very unpromising.
Honcsty-None in market.
Patriotism-First quality scarce, and mono
to DO disposed of. Second quality easily
bought on speculation at 100 per cent. dis.
count.
Prudenoe-Al in the hands of old stock
holders, and hold close.
Modcsty-Stock badly damaged. Mono for
sale to street spectators.
Vice-Markct overstockod.
Pridc-Markot gluttcd.
Politennss-Cheap. Holders unwilling to
dispose of any at present rates.
Scandal-None at wholesale. Dealt in
chiefly by hawkcrs and pcddlcrs at retail.
K~eliglon-Nonc genuine on hand. Stock
generally adultcratcd. Very few invest.
ments.
Lovo-Nono offered, except for green.
backs.
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The C%ookroach.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

The cochroach is a bug at large.
He is one of the ~luxnries of civilization.
He is easy to domestikate yielding grace
fully to ordinary kindness, and never desert.
ing those who show him proper acts Of cour-
tesy.
We are led to believe, upon a close cxami-
ton ov the outward crust of these fashiona.
bic insokts, that they are highly successful
intermarriage between the burnettc pissmire
and the tarttkaus bevo,' or common Ameri-
can grasshopper.'
He don't leave the place he was born at
upon tho slightest provocation, like the giddy
and vagrant flea, or tho f%erocious bed
bugg and until death Cor somo vilo power,
the invenshun ov man, knocks at his front
door, he and his brothers and sisters may be
seen with the naked eye ever md anon calm.
ly climbing the white sugar bowl, or running
foot-races between the buttor.plates.
The cockroach is born on the fust ov Nav
and tho fust of November, semi-annually, and
is reddy for use in fifteen days from date.
They are born from an ogg-four from
each egg--and consequently they are all of
them twins. There is no such thing in the
annals ov nature as q single cockroach.
The material bug don't sett upon tho egg
as the goose, doth, but leaves them lie a round
loose, like pint Of split mustard seed, and
don't seem to care a darn whether they get
ripe or not.
But I mover knew a cockroach ogg fail tew
put in appearance. They are as sure tew
hatch out and run as Kanada thistles, or q bad
kold.
The cockroach is Of two c%olors, sorrel and
black. They are always on the move, and
kan trot, | should say on a good track, and q
good day, oluss to three minitts.
Their food seems to consist not so much in
what they cat as what they travel, and often
finding them dead 10 my soup at the boarding
house, l have cum to the conclusion TINT a
cockreach ean't swim, but they can float.
Naturalists hav also declared that the cock.
roach have no double teeth. This is an i'm.
portant fackt, and ought to DO introduced in
TO s"' -
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The English Language.

The English language is ono of the stra,ne.
est of spoken tongues. AS q specimen of it's
oddness Of pronunoiation--for it is tho most
difficult in tho world to correctly pronounce
take the termination ough, and see the va
riety of its sound in the words-enough,
plough, through, cough, rough, dough, &c.
Though each Of those. words terminate in a
manner precisely similar, yet the %pronunoia-
ton Of no two Of them is alike and similar
instances could easily be multiplied.
The shades of difference between words
which at o first glance would appear to be sy.
nonymous, are very remarkable, and to a for.
eigner must seem wholly incomprehensibls.
The following is an apt illustration of this
remark, and is, at tho same time, o very in.
genious collection Of words.
A Frenohman, while looking at a number
Of vessels, exclaimed, "See what a flock Of
ships" He was told that a fock Of ships
was called q feet, but that a fleet of sheep
was called q fook. To assist him in master.
ing s6eS iutrioaoios of the English language,
no Was told that = fook Of girls was called a
bovy, that a bevy Of wolves is called a pack,
but that . pack of cards is never called q bevy,
though . pack Of thieves is called a gang, and
q gang Of angola is called a host, while host
of porpoises is termed a shoal. lie was told
that a. host Of oxen is termed q herd, and q
herd Of children is called a troop, and a troop
Of partridges is termed q covey, and a oovey
of beauties is called a galaxy, and a galaxy of
~rufians is called a horde, and q horde of rub,
bish is called a heap, and a heap of bullocks
is called a drove, and a drove of b~laskguards
is called a mob, and a mob of whales is called
a school, and a school of worship is called a
congregation, and a congregation Of engineers
is called a corps, and q corps of robbers is
called q band, and a band Of loousts is called
a crowd, and a crowd of gentlefolks is called
the elite. The last word being French, the
scholar understood it and asked no moro.
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sunshine az bayfield,, and. there amt any
more guile in him than there is In a stick Of
merlasses candy.
II strains a mans philsopheo tho wust kind
tow lah when he gifts beat. 4
Winmin are like flowers, a little soneexsnp
makes them the more fragrant.
~ Mstches may be made in heaviu, but thu
are ginerally sold down here. +
Musick hath charms tu sootho a savage :
this may DO 20, but Iwould rather tri a reyol.
on him fust. b III"
lTis good to know much, but bottcr to
mako good use Of what we know.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocoNEE coUNTy-IN PROBATE.

ocoNEE coUNTY-IN PROBATE.
=. Petition to sell Lands,
'an Catharine Wost pay Debts, for Parti.
md others, Defts. ton, &c.
appearing to my satisfe ction that Susan
Ca.harlne West; James Rogers West, Jas
est, Minerva West and Cynthia West, dc.
,dants in this case, reside beYond tbs limits
this State: Tho said absent defendants, arc.
%,retore, required to appear in Probate Court,
be holden at Walhalla, S. g., en- tho lst day
July next, to shew cause, if any they can,
~ the Real Estate Of Archibald West. doo'd'
onld not be sold, and tho proceeds. after INV.
mt OF debts, divided among tho heirs of said
ceased, recording to law, or their consent to
> same will DO entered of record. Given I'M,
my hand and seal, this 9Th day of April,
~. RICHARD LEWIS,
ipril5, 1860 &c sm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

HE COLD SNAP AND TIE CRops.-From
every portion Of our District VIC hear of the SC.
nous damage done to the crops, especially cot
ton, by the lato heavy hail storm and the cold
wind that has followed it. Some Of our far
mers tell US that their entire cotton crop is kill
led outright, others say that at least half of
theirs hos been killed, while the other half is
SO badly damaged that it will not be worth any.
thing. If the cotton crop fails this year it
will be the heaviest blow that our farmers have
felt since the war, as a great many of them
have spent their entire crop of last year in
commercial manures. we sincerely hope it
may not be as bad as represented, but fear 1t
is too true Winms6o,o Mc,vs, 1871.
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lie STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OCONEE COUNTY

IN Common Peas-~Equiy Side.
James E. Hagood
4, 9 E 4; w;'t e.. ss' gage gag : hs sisi'' e., Mort ss'
T appearing to my satisfaction that Andrew r
1 Looney, one Of the defendants in this case ~.
sides without Is. the limits Of this State: On motion
dered that the said absent defendant do nnnaar;,
this Court, within forty days from tho publication
hereof and plead answer or demur to oomnio,n.
ants said Bill of Complaint, or the same viii bo
taken pro cohJssso as to him. $3.50
j.. w. S%TRIDLING, COR.
Clerks Office, May 10, 1850 Sima
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

SENATOR SpnAauE.-The Washington cor.
respondent of tho "New York World" SAYS !:
''Senator Spraguc is to make q trip through
tho South in the interests of his new plan
He is not to 60 to Rhode Island till his return,
SO his friends say, and meantime the God.
dard who is laying for him is to be conciliated
or annihilated. Spraguc's candidate for An
thongs scat is Ex-Governor James Y. Smith,
Who was Anthony's competitor whom he was
elected as Sprogue says, by his (sproguo's)
influence"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINI,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ocoNEE covNTy-1N PROBATE.
Mary Rankin, Applicant, 7
vs.. Petition to sell
Francis Capchcart and Lands, nav Debts.
others, Defendants. for Partition, &c.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Francis
a Capchcart and Margaret Eliza Capchcart.
deiendants in this case. reside beyond tic limits
OF TINS state; The said absent defendants are
required to appear in the Probate Court, to he
holden at Walhalla, S. G., OH the LIST day Of
July next, to show cause, If any they can, why
the Real Estate of Edward Rankin, deceased.
should not be sold, and the proceeds, after pny.
ment of debts, divided among tho heirs of said
deceased according to law. or their consent to
the same VIII be entered Of record. Given un-
der my hand and seal, this 5th dav of Anr;i
1860. RfCUARD TEWrsP"
April s., 1869 &c -. am
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A CRAZY man, having got into the gallery
OF the Senate Of tho United States during q
rambling debate, was taken out, the Sergeant
at arms telling him that he was "out of place
in that gallery" "That's So" said the lu-
natic; III ought to be on the floor with the
Senators !!
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Oconee County.
Philoman Crane and
Amanda Crane, Applicants
Whey Crane and others, tition.
Defendants.
Il Crane, John Calhoun and wife Nancy Caf-
houn, Lorenzo Barnes and wife Martha Barnes,
John Samples and wife Judith Samples, Isaac
Crane, Lewis Cox and Heirs of George Barnes,
deceased, defendants in this case, reside beyond
the limits of this State: Said absent defend
ants are, therefore. required to appear in the
Probate Court. to DO holden at WaihalIa, S. c..
on tho 1st day Of June next. to show cause, If
oGny they, can. why the Real Estate Of Philoman
Crane, deceased, should not DO sold and the
proceeds divided among the heirs Of said de.
ceased, according to law, or their consent to the
Same will be entered of record.
r. LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Court.
March 2, 1860 Fl 3m
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10 my off a square acre of land-mcasuro
2O8 feot 81 inches for each side of your square,
and it will contain Just an acre.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

sas- At moderate estimate, the number
OF pins manufactured weekly in Birmingham
exceeds zoo, 1000, 900.
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CARSON P. BRYSON,
Real Estate Agent,
WALH ALLA. S. c.. :

M I'LL buy and sell REAL ESTATE on the
4. w most reasonable terms. Persons hay.
ing Lands for sale in the Counties of Oconcc
and PIckens arc respectfully requested to for.
ward Plats and descriptions as to the location
and quality Of tho land to him, and he will keen
them on hand for exhibition to any one desiring
70 purchase Real Estate. Where no sale is ef-
tected no charge will be made.
gsas' Office at BRYSON & cos. Store.
Feb. 4. 1869 ~ ,f
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
WALHALLA, s. g.,
DESPECTFULLY informs h,s fr;or,, 49,, A..
~ public that no has Just received n loroa atocL
or VATCHES and JEWELLERY. which
no IS enabled to sell on the cheapest terms. having
been selected with great caro- by himself.
Repairing
Donc done at short notice. In the hest m,a,snor
and at tho lowest living rates.
DkHn' Give mo q call. - ira 81
October 30, 1868 a tap al i,it5 40 ID
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Change Of Schedule or Greenvile
and Columbia Railroad,

hN unu aiCeE Weune5uay, tie lZth INST, the
" Passenger trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, connecting with Night Train on South
Carolina and Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroads, as follows:
Leave Columbia, 100 "a
Leave Aston, 855am
Leave Nowberry, 10 So IL nj
Arrive at Abbeyille, 3 80 D
Arrive ut Anderson, 5l5pm
Arrive at Grecnyille,' G0Opm
Leave Grcenville GOOam
Loaye Anderson, Gas y,
Leave Abbeville, 845
Leave Newberry, ! 25 IN
Leave Aston, 3 90 p IN
Arrive at Columbia, 500 D m
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will also
run daily. Sundays excepted, connecting with
tho up and down trains on the Greenyille and
Columbia Railroad, as follows:
Leave Anderson at 52Op m
Leave Pendleton at G2Op m
Arrive ut Walhalla at 8 90 D m
Leave Walhalla at 400 n m
Leave Pcndleton at $40 n m
Arrive at Anderson ut Gao m
The train will return from Bolton to Anderson
ON Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES D. MEREDITH,
General superintendent.
Jan. "a. 1869 l8 IF
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
~PickcMs-EM Equity.

FHCRCHS-EM Equity. M t
Samuel Knox Bill for Construction %
Heir, Of Fl 4. P. Knox. WILL Partition &c.
N obedience to the iocree of the Court of Eo.
IL .uity, made in this cause at June Term, 1864.
notice is hereby given to the hcirs.atlaw of
Andrew P. Knox, deceased, requiring and en-
joining them md each and every of them, to be
ana appear in the Court of Equity, for tho Dis
day" from the date hereof, to identify them.
selves as heirs at law Of the said Andrew r.
Knox, deceased and further, to claim the fund
belonging to Thorn, arising from the sale of Real
Estate in this cause, on pain of bong barred
and forever excluded of and from all benefit of
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.R.p.p.
CONS OHico, July II, 1868. ! 7'
Pickens G. IL. lyAlD
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- ..L. Il. ..e . ----O S-- .t.-...N..
FAITH AND WoRKs.-Tvo g~ontnmen
wore one day crossing a river In a ferry boa..
A dispute shout faith and works arose. on.
saying that good works were Of small impo..
lance and that faith was everything tho 9th.
or asserting the contrary. Not being able 20
9 'ny'nooe each other, the ferryman, an onlight.
ened Christaia, asked permission so give his
opinion Consent being granted, said, II hold
In my hand two oars. That in my right
hand | call faith the other. in my left, works.
Now, gentlemen, please to observe / DULL the
oar Of faith, and pull that alone. See tho
BOAT goes round and round, and makes no
progress. I do the same. thing with the oar
OF work, and with a precisely similar result
no advance. Mark 1 pull both topetber
we go on apaco and in a very few moments
we shall DO at our landing place. al. IN nv
humble opinion. he added, faith will not snf.
hco' lev there be both, and the haven Of eter.
nal rest is sure to be reached
We have been presented, by a friend, with
tho following simple mode Of computing in.
terest. 1T is worth Republication; and it will
no doubt, be Of interest to some Of our read.
ers:-- g ET r.
Multiply any. giver number of dollars BIZ
the number OF days Of interest required, SOB.
arate ting right hand figure, and diviSo.bvsix:
the result Is The trde interest for suuoh 4 mum.
Dor Of days at six per oent.l This rule ia m
simple and 80 true, according to all businoas
usage, that every banker, broker, m6rohant'
and clerk should post il up for reference and;
use. BY no arithmotioal process can so deai.
rsaoio infO anh rNed ! obtained wlth'sp few ag,
]. o. mnltlplyytb!yy ssonnee-Jsiixth3 .,odfl, t lu r number .. o.
dayg' Tho interest on $1,000 forthirty dsm
Y! thus bo'fouad BY SsImply- multiplying
~ HYN ~ .aAt SO nlig IaaamktT ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-22
Needles and Fishing Tackle.

FROM 4 to $50 HORSE Tower.
including the celebrated Cor
liss Cutoff Engines, Slide
Valve Stationary Engines,
Portable Engines, &c. Also,
Circular, Mulay and Gang
Saw Mills, Sugar-Cane Mills,
Shafting, Pulleys, &c., Lath
and Shingle Mills, Wheat and
Corn Mills, Circular Saws,
Betting, &c. Send for descrip-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-22

Sweet Potato Slips.
SO BUSHELS YAH POTATO SLIPS. in fine
~ order. for sale by L. &c q. d. HOPE "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-22
spartanburg and Union Railroad.

Ep5J1gfubE PASSENGER Trains leave Spartan
gIssss s-t.sy burg Court House Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. NJ. and arrive at Aston
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenville
tanburg Court House $40 P. NJ, as follows:
Do,on Train Up I1-din.