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The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-10-30
NOTICE.

n LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
"A. W. II. HOVEy, deceased. and those
indebted TO the late firm OF w. II. HOVEY
a CO.. ere requested to make payment be-
tween this and the first day Of December
next IL being absolutely neeesssry to
close the business Of the Estste of the late
w, III. HOVEY, those persons who neglect
this notice will have their notes and ac,
counts placed 10 the hands Of an attorney
for collection. 8. A. TONNES
Oct9 %
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Change in Rusines..

WE desire to give notice, that We have
~ this day sold our Stock Of DRY
GOODS and GROCERIES, with our good
VII, to Mr. A. A. FOSTER. who has con.
Quoted the business 20 successfully for the
iast iour years, aud 10 retiring from the
ops'ness, would commend him to our old
Iilend and customers, as worthy their high
est esteem and confidence. 80 . D. =.
FOSTER 4 HUNTER.
September goth, 1879.
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Take Notice.

r HAVE BOUGHT OUT all the STOCK
l. of the Firm Of FOSTER q HUNTER.
and Will continue at same old Stand. Our
former friends and customers will receive a
cordial welcome. and no trouble viii be-
spared to give general satisfaction. Give
me a call A.A. FOSTER
September goth, 1879. 'rs q IT7 =
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nR. J. P. HrLLlIoUsE having pnrcba.
~ ed from us our Stock Of DRUGS.
MEDICINES and GOOD WILL In the bus.
mess OF N. A. HUNTER d CO., we cheer.
FULLY commend bim to our old friends and
customers A M. A. HUNTER
rH ...... A. A. FOSTER.
September goth, 1872
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEpARTmEyr.

..H GAECUTivE DEPARTMEST.
40 the Comniissioners of Election: ..
In ACCORDANCE with Section 8 Of
Il Article o, OF the General Statute es of
TINS State, you are hereby notified ard re,
qu'red to cause an election to be held In
your respective Counties on the first Tues.
day following the first Monday OF Noyem.
Der next. being the 9th day Of the month
Aforesaid, for seven (7) persons as Electors
OF President and Vice President of The
United States
Now, therefore, you, and each of Won.
are hereby required, with strict regard 70
The provisions Of the Constitution and laws of
this State, touching your duty in such case.
TO cause such election 10 be held in your
respective Counties on the day aforesaid.
ana Tor the ascertaining aud determining
the persons who shall have been dulv elects
ed taereat,
All bar'rooms and drinking saloons shall
oe ciosed on the day OF election. and any
person who shall sell any Intoxicating
drinks on that day, shall be guilty OF mis-.
demeanor. and on conviction thereof. shall
DE nned in sum not lees than one hundred
dollars, or he imprisoned for period not
tess ,han one month, nor more than six
months.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereuuto se,
my hand. and caused the great
! L. s. seal of the Stale TO he affixed. at
's~s~ Columbia this 9th day Of October,
A. ID. 1872, and in the ninety ty-seventh wear
al the indspen1ence Of the United States
0f America. ROBERT X SCOTT,
- Governor.
II. L. CARDozo. Secretary Of State.
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The Baptist State Convention will con-
vsne at Darlington on Thursday. November
2lst, Rev. DR.. Winkler Is to preach the
introductory Sermon, according TO the ap.
pointnent made at the last session. Rev.
James @. Furman, d. D., 10 to preach the
Missionary Serron. Churches aud Associ.
atoms are requested to send up their con.
ribouons for printing the minutes Of the
Convention. .....
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-10-30

HAVE purchased from Me.srs. N. A.
Il HUNTER d CO., their entire Stock OF
DRUGS and MEDICINES, and expect to
continue business at their old Stand
Would cordially invite our old friends and
customers TO give me a call.
J. p. HILLHOUSE.
September goth. 1872. =
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Prof. M. G.. DeCamps,

nEALER 10 all kinda Of MUSICAL
~ MERCHANDISE. On hand-Pi,
amos, Melodeops. Flutes, 10. Sheet Music
and Music Books. Call and see hin, at his
Rooms 10 ue ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Near tie Female College,
Greenviils, 8. O.
Nay % 3 II
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POETRY.
A Grand Poem.


Of the spirit Of Edgar A. Poe: ass o
From the throne Of life eternal. ...
From the home Of love supsrnal, s,.t,.
Where the angels make music DER the
starry floor. stt,
Mortals, I have come 10 meet you,
And with words Of peace to greet you. ~-~
And to tell You Of the glory that is mine
forevermore.
Once before. found mortal
Waiting at the heavenly portal
Waiting out to catch some echo from
that ever.opening door W
Then seized this quickened being,
And through all his inward seeing, ~.
Caused my burning Inspiration 10 a fiery
flood to pour.
Now I come more meekly human, .,
And the weak lips of woman. .
Touched with fire from of the altar, not
with burning, as Of yors, .
But In holy love defending,
With her chastened being blending,
will Gil your soul with music from the
bright celestial shore.
As one heart yearns for another,
As q child turos to il, mother, a. ..
From the golden gates Of glory. turn I to
the earth once more; ...
Where drained the cup Of sadness,
Where my soul was stung to madness,
And lifes bitter. burniog billows swept
my burdened being DER. ...
Here the harpies and the ravens, ..
Human vampires sordid craven., ...
Peyed upon my soul and substance, till
Iwrithed in anger sore;
Life and then seemed n,ismated, .
For felt accursed and tated, ..
Like restless. wrathful spirit wander>
ing the Stygian shore. ...... ..
Tortured by nameless yearning..
Like fre-frost, freezing, burning.
Did the purple. pul.ing life tide through
its feeble channels pour;
Till the golden bowl. LIES token,
Into shining shards was broken,
And my chained and chafing spirit let
from out its prison door. ...
But, whilst living, stirring, dying,
Never did my spirit cease crying:
Ye who guide the Iates and fsries, give,
oh give me. implore-
From the myraid host Of nations,
From the countless consultations,
One pure spirit that can love me-one
that I. too, can adore"
Through this fervent aspiration
Found my faintiDg so, ] salvation;
Far from out its blackened FIRE quick did
my spirit soar.
And my beautiful ideal,
Not too sanity to be real,
Burst more brightly on my vision than
the fancy formed Leuore.
Mid the surging sea she found me,
With the billows breaking round me.
And my saddened, sinking spirit 10 her
arms Of love upbore;
Like lone one. weak and weary, ...
Wandering in the mid night dreary,
On her sinless, sanity bosom, brought me
10 the heavenly shore. ...
Like the breath Of blossoms blending,
Like the prayers Of saiots ascending,
Like the rainbow's seven.hued glory,
al
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-10-30

The Callahan oil works at Hampstead,
Texas. including q cotton gin, grist mill,
aud soap factory, have been burned, origi,
mating In matches in seed cotton. Loss
$500. 1000; insurance. $4,000.
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Money, Money.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED to the Firms
IA OF FOSTER & HUNTER and M. A.
HUNTER d CO., are notified that all Ac,
counts due them will be closed, and all who
have claims against us will present them
for payment
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-10-30

Those days are lost in which we
did no good those worse than Loaf
in which We do evil.
10 seek the redress of griey.
ance by going to law, is like sheen
running for shelter to q bramble
bush.
He has the largest life who lives
IN the lives OF the largest number
of people.
The man who works out bis
present opportunities to the tullcst
extent is the most successful man
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-10-30

A new mail route has been established
from UnionvIlle. Union County. s. G., to
Woodroffs spartauburg County. s. G. Mail
leaves Unionville for Woodruffs every We'd.
nesdsy morning Mail leaves woodruffs
for Unionville every Thursday morniag -
A Post Office has been established on this
route. at Hills Factory, s. c.. to be known
as "Hills Factory Post Office" william
A. Hill has been appointed Postmsstee for
the same.
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Mr.. Hugh McElrOne, Of our city, says the
Coiumbis Phosnir, goth. has met with sew.
erai 'orrowful Affections In the past f.w
days. de lost an interesting girl. nine
years OF age. last Sunday, from diphtheria,
and on Thursday night. his infan. child fell
into the fire and was severely burned -
Bot on Friday night bis cup Of bitterness
was filed to ovsrfiowing, whsn the soul Of
Mrs. McEGone winged its flight to inmor,
taiity; she also being victim to diphthe
ris.
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FOSTER 4 HUNTER,
rg N A. HUNTER d co.
September goth, 1879.
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Notice..

September goth, 1879.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07
Beauty of the Shasta Indian Women
From the Notes of Traveller r

From the Notes of o Traveller.
The Shasta Indians, like all 9th
or American Indians, are simply
savages; but, if they have distinc.
tive features, it is in the beauty OF
the women. Instead Of the low,
SQUAT figure and beastly counte-
nances of the squaws upon the
plains, or in the valleys of Califor-
MIA, you see tall, 1.-the forms, ex-
pressive features, and delicate
hands and feet. Isaw one young
girl, at the base of Mount Shasta,
who would be considered beautiful
anywhere. She was extremely tall
and very slender; her black hair
was in two broad plaits, and hung
two.thirds of the way 20 the ground.
abe wore bracelets and anklets up
on her limbs, and barbaric orna-
ments in her ears; and her flashing
eyes and the purple flush upon her
checks bespoke all the passion and
fiery glow of the Orient. AS she
and her matc stood by the bank OF
the bright McCloud, beneath the
shadow ola stately pine, in the set
ting sun, 1 wandered if Joaquin Mil
Ter did not have in his mind some
other such being when he wrote:
Let red lips lift, proud curled to kiss !.
And round limbs lean, and raise, and
reach.
In love too passionate for speech,
Too full Of biesssedness aud bliss
For anything but this and this
At any rate, some months after a
skirmish that took place between
the Shasta Indians and the whites,
he wss found among the Indians
with whom be sided for some ro-
mantle reason, and was captured
and imprisoned in the town OF Sbas-
Ia; and this adventure, no doubt.
furnished the material from which
he wove the magnificent ''Tale Of
the Tall AlcaIde."
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PulIman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached 70 Accommoda iion Trains between
Houston and Anstin.
Passengers for Waco must take Mail and Ex-
press Train leaving Houston at 30 a m.
Tho above Trains make tho folio wing connie.
tions, viz
At Hearno with International r. R. daily (suu.
days exccpted) North nt2 On p. m. and 10 q. m;
South. at 90 p. m. and 70 p. m.
At Waco, with stages for Psorin. Woodbury.,
Gov inGton, CleFurne. Acton, Cranberry. Weather
ford and Iacksboro. Tuesdays Thur.3sys and Sun
| days, at Z 90 a. m. For Townsh on Fridays At 90
Iredell Duno, Stcphensyille, on Mondays and
Thursdays at On a. M.
At Mcxia. with limo OF Hacks for Fairfield and
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas. West, for wea, her ford and Jaeksboro
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 90 q. nj.
East, for Tyler and Longview, Sundays, wcdnes-
| days and Fridaysat2 90 m
For Fort Worth, daily at 7 90 a.. IN.
Southwest, for Cleburne, every Monday att 90 nm.
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, every
Wednesday ut 90 u.
At Mckinney, North will, Fl Paso Stage Line
| daily, Sundays exceptodD for sherman. Red River
City, and Terminus OF the NJ, X. & 7. railroad.
West, via Plot Point. Denton, whitosboro,
Gainesville, Decatur and Jacksboro daily at 0 on am.
East, (Tri.weeklyl Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, for Grecnvillc, Beuham, Paris, ClarkN lille
and Jefferson at q 90 q. M.
At LcdLetter, with daily Stage for IaGrangc.
At McDade, with daily Stage for Bastrop.
At Austin, with daily Stage for San Marcos, New
Drauniels, San Antonio and vi Psso.
Through Rates and Bills of Ladirg given from
Stations on the line OF this rord 10 New Orleans and
New York. vim Morgan's Line Of Steamships, Gal
weston TO New Orleans md Merchants Line Steam.
ships, New Orleans to New York, shippers iurn sh-
ing their own Bills Lading.
For rates. apply to Station Agents, or James W.
AIangnnl, Northern Agent, Sherman, ind Lis Ra-
daz, Western Agent, San Antonio.
J. DURAND, GsnI SuPt.
J.WALD0, G. F.ST.A.
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THOSE wosDERFUL
MICROSCOPIC CHARMS.

A landscape visv, 100 portraits. pretty nrfrtss
or Distinguished parsonage. your VIE. fvtttb-rrf
or ssf photographed IN space no lnrgsr than
nsriis'f eye Inserted IN p<fa< chnrln ufh porsr-
nj uirroscnpIn lens D. wear On Jo1f raith ch.iu =
Anger rIrg o. pln. Arnnf1 sampled. fEazIsief
irftsrs o. f1r i<fzs Amounls -rn1 20. oId-rJ ctnd
stamp ard % c1nft o. l<rlrlt.
IN. n0ne0W. Arftir, Irrrr.
EElsrns-lx ElL lnoz1 szL. 3. y I1l-.n.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-07

A CzARcAsTIc. LErTER.-Thc
Emperor Of Russia has written an
autograph letter to Prince Charles,
brother Of the Emperor Of Germa-
nv. ON the occasion Of the fiftieth
anniversary Of his appointment to
the honorary colonency ola Rus
sian regiment. Tho Car calls to
mind the glorious deeds Of the al
lied armies Of Prussia and Russia
when Sighting In holy cause, and
hopes the ties Of friendship be-
tween the two countries win en-
durc generations.
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DR. HUGHES ....g
INFIRMARY,
DALLAS TEXAS,
DIR. f E.. HuGHES

DIR. f. e. HUGHES
Begs leave TO inform the citizens Of Dallas and vi
that he has permanently located in this city
With view OF de- citing himself to the treatment OF
such diseases Ms he has made specialtics, besides
continuing the general practice Of the profession Of
medicine, in which he has been engaged in this
State for the last % years He Is provided with al
the necessary instruments aud modern improve
mtnts for the performance OF all surgical opera
lions, and more particularly those pertaining to
diseases OF females aud to this branch Of the pro-
fsssion will continue TO aiyespceisl attention.
0ticc hours from 9 10 IL and from to 5. officn
over the Drug store of ORA. NJ. Cochran,
Ladies' desiring to consult him Professionally can
do 80 from TO 3P.r., at his residence, corner Of
Live Oak and Pearl streets. Those from distance,
when desired will be received and treated at his
Inrfimary, adjacent thereto.
Being stranger in this section Of the State, and
this beipg new enterprise in this city. by permits
sion, for professional character and otherw1se, be
has the honor to refer to: 7.
John Henry Brown 4 Son, DR.. A. N. Cochran
Maj T. o. Jordan, W. @. Randall q Brothsr-
Nov. 2-s:omos.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12
A QUESTION ABOUT SCANDAL.

Here is row. It has been discovered
by postofioe or customhouse organ
that Horace Greeley was in correspond
ence with distinguished Democrats CON
corning a nomination to the Presidency
six months before the Cincinnati conven-
ton. The Grant oracles consider that
/ this is a scandal to American politics.
We fully accept the fact, but deny the
scandal Mr.. Greeley has correspondent
with gentlemen about the Presidency for
forty years, and every other patriotic
American citizen has done the same thing.
1t is duty on the part of every intelli-
gent man to take that much interest in
the affairs Of the country, not only six
months before the nominations are made,
but two years, or just soon as he discovers
that change in the Presidency is de-
manded by the necessities of the public
service. There are men in the United
States who commenced looking about for
a successor to General Grant Immediately
after his Inauguration, for the manner in
which he appointed his Cabinet convinced
them that he was unfit to be reelected.
And from the date of Grants election to
the present time he has been paving his
way to a denomination His friends and
relatives have been asking the important
question, care you for Grant?" in Louis
lana for two wears to our certain knowl-
edge, and if it is a scandal in Mr.. Greeley
simply to correspond with eminent gen
tlemen on the subject of General Grants
successor six months before the election,
what was it for the President to be abusing
us with the opportunities of his brother
in-law on the same matter for two years?
MIR. Greeley has used his own time and
talent in moulding public sentiment to
overthrow Grant, for reasons that the peo-
pie appreciate; while Grant has been
using the funds and servants Of the gov
eminent to secure his own success. If
there is any scandal in this now, the
President is entitled to its odium. and not
Mr. Greeley.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12

Ifthere are 100000 Liberal Republicans
in Louisiana and growing at that, pray
why was their leader WsrmOth, SO very
sore In every line of four editorial columns
yesterday at the action of "a handful Of
Reformers and Democrats - Citizens
Guard.
That is a square question, and we pro-
pose to give it a square answer Suppose
there are one hundred and thirty thou
sand voters in the State. Of this number
we propose to give fifty thousand to Kel-
logg, leaving a balance Of ninety thousand
to be divided between the Liberals and
the Democrats. This is about the way
the parties stand relatively If the Lib
erals poll forty-three thousand and the
Democrats forty-seven thousand, who viii
carry the election? We say there are
forty thousand Liberals in the State, and
that the number is increasing. If they do
not win over ten thousand votes from the
Democrats, then the Customhouse faction
is certain Of success. In order to avert
such calamity, we say that the .opposi-
ton to Grant must combine or it will lose
the State, for its division viii help its OPP
ponents. We know the danger, and we
are not discussing the method to avoid it
with the Citizens Guard. We are holding
our negotiation with men who say that
they seek to accomplish the same purpose
that we have in view, which is the defeat
Of Kellogg Our anxiety is not SO great
for the success of our own favorites as it is
to beat the Baton Rouge ticket. The
Democrats can not accomplish this end
unaided, and we can not af-
ford to assist them until they
have admitted US to all the rights
that they possess, We ask no more than
cur strength entities us to, and before we
can surrender this demand we prefer to
cast our influence with those who will at
least receive without insulting US. A
straight Democratic ticket in Louisiana
means something more than Kelloggs and
we prefer the least evil if we have to
choose between two wrongs. If the oppo-
sition to Kellogg is willing to found new
organization of all the elements that-pre-
fer something better than the Baton Rouge
ticket giving to every one perfectly fair
opportunity no matter what his color may
be, or his. previous politics, the Liberals
are willing to acquiesce in the plan of re-
demption; but if the opposition expects
to use and then abuse us, we can not be
counted upon as instruments in our ostra-
cism.
It is plain that our anxiety arises from
very reasonable causes. We do not pre-
tend to be strong enough to elect our own
ticket, but we are strong enough to hold
the balance of power, and we do not in
tend to abuse this strength to our own de-
sfruction, If the Democrats will make
guides Of themselves, we beg leave to be
excused from following their example.
No plurality Governor for us.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12
MUNICIPAL FINANCES,

1t is true that the condition of the mn
nicipal finances has not been rightly mn
derstood by the public for several wears
But this has proceeded from no wish ON
the part Of those intrusted with.tbeir core
to avoid Investigation or to suppress t,,o
facts On the contrary, this want ~
\ knowledge springs from reluctance on
the part Of the public to inquire for the
truth, and the almost habitual practice Of
acceptfn, 9 the statements of oilers who
have politi> al purposes to subserye by mis-
representing the facts.
The city debt has been variously repre-
scented at from twenty TO thirty millions.
The Mayor indeed, by an Official message
anG the mlscalculations VII. ch abound ii
i has Put it down at twenty.-three mil
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-12
THE TNFER1oR ELEMENTs.

The Citizens Guard takes exception to
our declaration that the Kellogg ticket
represents the inferior elements Of the
Republican party. We are perfectly
willing to explain. Mr.. Antoine voted
for every appropriation that the Legisla-
ture made; he voted. for every monopoly
that the Legislature created; he voted for
many appropriations that the Governor
vetoed, and succeeded in passing large
number of wicked expenditures in opposi-
ton to Governor Warmoths protest; he
not only sustained the monopoies that
the Governor vetoed, and (which were
either killed or passed over the veto, but
he supported seventy distinct jobs that
were killed outright by the Governors
veto. Mr.. Antoine is declared by the
clubs to be representative man of his
party. He is Endorsed by the Citizens
Guard as a worthy leader of the Kellogg
faction. Now we ask if the party that
puts forward as its representative man
such iobber as Antoine, is not fifty
classified. when it is denominated
the ''inferior element" of the Repub-
Hcan organization? We are willing to
leave the question to arbitration at any
time, that if Antoine represents anything,
does he not represent an inferior thing?
Is man who has betrayed his trust SO
often the fit representative of the ''supe-
rior elements of the Kellogg party? If
he is, then God help the inferior elements
for they shall ''gnaw file" for want Of
bread