The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-05-29
VOLUME XIX~NO. 4
The soldiers graves % Laureus were dso.
GRATED on the 10th iust # e-s

orsted on the 10th Inst HFra.a
Mr.. Nathaniel Barkesdsle. an aged eiti.
zen OF I"urens County, has recently died.
The Treaty ot Washington, Il ID expected. -
will be failure.
The Democratic State Convent,on of
Ienns"'ee has embossed Greeley and Brown.
Foster Blodget Ia sojourning 10 Newber.
~, for the benefit Of his health.
II is said that Grant has been offered one
million dollars to withdraw from the pre,i-
Dental candidacy,
Gold has been discovered upon the plan.
tation Of Mr. Jacob Miller. in Abbeyille
County.
A blind woman. entirely alone, Is slowly
feeling hcr way to California. She passed
through Kansas City last week.
Chief Justice Moses has been appointed
on the Board of Visitors to the Naval
Academy Of the United States.
10 the Nebraska Republican Convention.
the delegates were Instructed to vote for
Grant and Colfax.
Orders issued by Confederat courts re-.
gardiug administrators have been decided
to be void in Arkansas.
The Laurens Railroad will again be sold,
at the risk of the former purchaser. The
sale is to take place in Columbia, on tho
goth June. .0.
A very extensive fire, destroying much
property, and rendering homeless MANY
hundreds of people, has occurred at Yoko.
hamo, Japan, on the 23d ult.
Messrs. Sharpe & Towers. merchants. OF
Anderson, advertise "A fine dreas for the
ngliest baby IN the County" or course.
there will be no call for it.
In Mississippi, tho namc by which tho lih.
eral candidate for President is commonly
known is Old Honesty. It is q very correct
epithit.
The Georgia Press Association refuses TO
recognise patent " insides - and = outsides"
as legitimate in journalism, ard its mem,
b-rs are pledged not TO exchange with
those who use them.
Mr.. Samuel Hemphill, an old citizen Of
York County. Who resided about six miles
above Torkville, died on Wednesday Of
last week. He had attained the age Of
near ninety years.
number Of leading Republicans from
the np.conntry are advancing the claims of
Judge Orr as the candidate for Governor
and 1t is stated by some that Scott most
Peremptorily asserts that no will not run
again. r" ,..
The contemplated sale of City OF Column
ola bonds on Wednesday last was a failure.
There were no bidders, and the lot was
Knocked down to the Mayor OF the city at
the nominal price Of rs ceots.
Antoine Mark, Of Laurens County, charg.
ed with violation Of the Enforcement Aci.
has been granted bail in the sum of slO.-
600, to answer the charges at the Circuit
Court. TO be held 10 Columbia, in August
next. -. ....... ....... ..
A York, Pa, paper relates that one OF
9arnums Fiji cannihals died there, and
that the other canpibals made an attempt
at eating .he remains. They were secured,
and the mutiated remains were quietly
buried. ss...
The Union Times Gays: W. L. Palmer is
the only person arrested by U. s MarshaIs,
In this county, since our last. Mr.. Palmer
was released on bond Of 81, 900. John
Dawkins and Bill johnson, colored, have
been released upon their own reconizauee,
in bones Of $500 each.
Fl. w. Hendrick. United States Deputy
Marshal, OF South Carolina, was indicted on
the leth inst, in the Fulton Superior Court
at Atlanta. Ca, for frsudulently altering q
bench warrant. He was arrested aud re.
quired to give four thousand dollars bond.
There have been no recent arrests On
the 10th. p. W. Randall and SamI Randall
were released on bond; on the 18th, E. A.
Turner; aud on the Goth, NJ. B. Leach, j.
w. Pursely and J. L. Pursely. leaving
eleven yet in confinement.
Yorksiae Eaqpsirer. 22d.
The following, who bad been sent to
Charleston for trial, but whose cases were
not reached. were returned to the prison
here on the 1lth: w. II. White, Samuel
Randall. III. NJ. Moore, R. II. Moss, wv.
G"ffney, f A. Turner. r. l. Harmon, Al.
bert Francis, Jerome p. Moss, Columbia
Ramsey, Marion Harris. John L. Moss
OF these, the three last named were releas-
ed on bond on the 18th.
The following arrests have been made ::
VIM b. Leech. May llth; and j. W.
P"rsely. and j. l.. Pursely. on the lAth-
There are now seventeen In confinement
here Yorkuiiie Enquirer, l6M.
A tornado passed over Columbia, on th O
night Of the 18th inst, which injured many
houses, buildings. fences, &c. The dana,
ges to the State House were great, oonsid Z.
cradle part of the tin roof. rsfters, do. be-
iog blown off Many # the desks, and
furniture in the hsll Of the House Of Rep
reseniatives, were ruined The loss TO the
building and furniture alone wss $4,000 or
$1,000. Among the principal private resi-
dences suffering. wns tha. Of DR. NEAoLE.
which was much damaged. No liyss were