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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-24
KNICKERBOCKER
Life Insurance Company
Progress OF the Company.

INCOME AND EXPENSES.
Period. Income. Expense. Exp'S to
1853 10 1856 yrs, sl00,7l2.2I so6,osi2s $500
ls9g to ls65-6 prs, 57l,lS3.0l l60,O600S 29.7G
1860 to lo7l-6 yrs, l3,sjGSjS.l7 3,lOs,6232 22sG
Total, IS years, sllG27.5sL2o sS,s5I, G774i 22.25
RATIO OF expense 20 Income for year 1870, 1894.
Being two per cent less than the average of all the
Companies IN the United States
INCREASE IN ASSETS.
1853 60 1906 years, sos oio 5z
1853 20 lsG5-6 years, sfe'siI 90
1865 TO 1916 years, 8sI0IsIG3
Total. is years, q. 9s7 COG 10
Adds Capital Stock 100000 90
Advance on Securities 5,062.9l lO7, 969. ~
Nsso'ts' Jan !, 1871, 1884, j9lO
PAID TO POLICYHOLDERs
i ~ a..,, 1881, $3.50
dividends paid IN caah u. 90, fot az
For Matured Endowlnepia and su,.rc,. ''-''o'
ue'ou fohcos, 10s,I3j.o5
Total paid Policyloldera A oos 40 40
Policies in force, Jan L. 1871 % s7 f'''''''i''oo
lnsurunce at Risk, 49, AZ, soooc. M
katto OF Expense 10 1ncono loas than snv Tc,.
YORK Company, except one ~"
JOHN BLAKELY,
Local Agent, Alpena, Mich.
- VIM. HOWES
10 General Agent sulth SAGINAW. Mich
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-24

tS IA Goa per day. Agents wanted. All classes
w w f-V OF working people, of either sex, young
or old, mako more money on work for use In their
spare moments OF all the time, than nc anything
else. Particulars free. Address o.. Stinson & Co,
Portland, Maine. b7yl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-24

ANY OTHER WAY WOULD HAVE
BEEN BETTER.-An Arkansas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
LYNCHBURG!

i WILL permit LYNCHBURG i to
stand Tor few Mars this Season at
Twenty-Five Dollars for common mares.
Fifty Dollars Tor thorough brcds. Per-
sons bro ding mEst expect 60 pay by the
season. Ii they don't take care OF their
mares it is their fault.
Lynchburs will stand at my house.
The season will end LIST June 1872.
TliOS. G4I3ACON.
Feb IS I'm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
EVERYDAY hN INCREASE IN FLESH
AND WEIGHT Is SEEN AND FELT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER |!

Eeery drop cf tie SAnsPARlLLlAN REsOL-
VENT communicates through Tie BO0d, Stredf,
Urine, and ofherG and jHiccs 9f M6 system ne
rtyof-D tie, br IL rei,rtfrs The ,co.tes cf the Goo5
tcith nesc aud sound MUtcridl. S:yfHld, Syfhiiis.
CONSUMPTION, GtindGia, discusses. tlce.s'ia ne
0Ie,' i,tt.ts cy tie SHS.c Sore Eyes, S,u1iOrVHe
discatirgfs from r Ears, 0nd the 1rnSt .for7is q
Skin disenses, E,nltiOS, ferer .SD.cS, Sc'ld UGd,
Ring Woym, SAT- Rhram. E.ySipt!ts, -icnc, Iadc1
.Soots H0,,ns IN BE Flesh, 7H,no.S, tunccr~ IN he
IFomii. dad all treohening amd p0iyni discharges,
N:ght Sre0tS, LnSs oi Sperm Ghd al trdsttS 9f NE
Ire principle, are ,riGin the cHiuiire rdEgeW Mh
,comde,. Of Modern Ciemist,y, ad q tfic dd4a ase
,cM psUre Ia any person lSiNg IL f0'' oaacr 81 these
fo,aix of Disease lis pOtcmt pure. 10 care Mfm.
1.-The patient ,lai! bcco,nS rr.lrc, dby The wcsirs
aid lpcJrpn>ilion HAT is c;l nnaly progressing.
.uccrr,ls in arrrsna these wastes. an repairs The
same With nrw ina:rrial l:i. from h'aIili! !cuG-
and tliiS the SALSPAElLLIAN wi,l hnu'!",s secure
"A curc is certain for w"ri rIcr ihisrrECdy com
mnrcrs its work "f PM iHca.ifn. and succeeds in d!-
miuis;ng the loss ui tt, it, 'air> viii bt rapid,
aud every day lr patient VIII fc, hin self grown G
better and stronger. h fond Zig >liEs citr ape-
lite i.n,,ruvne and ish ;'ii.! weight mere: sing.
-Nnl only dies The :AEsAPA:il L1iH Ei&oLrEaT en-
eel all kii rcInItal agch's. !lic cure {" Chronic,
;.sofunl> Constitutional. an'! SEiu d.fhses; bul II
Is the "nIy pnsilir" />rcf"r
Kidney s. E;!U,s1rr femp-::!Mts.
Urinary. aud Wnmh 'i>rasCs. Gravel. DEtCics,
Drops. Sioppi:c "r Wni'r. lnconint Ice oi rnc.
Bri.li;'s Ds.ls. Ahrm; nura, .nd In Ell c3scs where
there ar brick -iu .irlrpoSs. "r The walt - thick,
c!uuIy miXc, wish Substances iLr HE Willie oi an
v-. ar threads tkr white silk. ar there * II norId,
dark bilious appearance and While EoEc.dr.t +lc-
Ii,s : aud wln II lr is prick rc. brihil:e srilsa.
iio: when p;ls>in;: waller. and pain in The =. Ill oi
the Back .i,l l.0lw the l.oine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
DEF. RADWAY'S
Perfect PurgatiYe Pills,


perfectly a.,ec.s, elegantly coated with sweet gum.
pnrgc. regulate, purify. c!cansr. ?nd strengthen.
Railways Pills, f'r ihu eur. f Ill d-"rl, r. II the
Sts.ci, Liver BnwcIs. -Eidn":s, !;':,tlsr Nervous
Diseases ,Ica'arhc. Constipation. Cnsiv' nc,s lndi-
gc>tina. Dyspepsia. ;i.dsncss. bilious Fever. H..
lamInal.0ii or ihr Bowels and I'll DcrangtiEtn> Of
cure. Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury,
minerals. or drlci' r!cH- drugs.
lE- observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders "f lIc llig' silvr Org;;ns:
Constipation. iuwarh Pitts Filnt ss Of The Blood
In The lIr:n, acldiy uf The Stomach Nausea !rnri!
burn. Disgust or r.. d. Fnl!,i,"s "r WEIGHT in The
stomach, S0nr ErTcianns, SLEing or f!Llicrins 81
The Pit uf hc Stomach. swimming Of The Head
Irirr d and Difficult breathing.
A few do.rs of RAILWAYS FILLS will free The
-yscln f-oIn all thu above named disorders. Price
25 crn,s per Bnx. SOLD EY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one citc-
STAMP 10 l;AD'fAY .: CO.. No. 81 Maiden Lan(
New York: Information worth thousands will bt
cent you.
1,ts j
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.

Il HIS. popular and well-known Hotel
is now fully open for tho reception of.
visitors, having recently bceit' thorough
ly renovated, newly painted, and put in
tho most complete order. We are deter
mined to make ours Il first-class Hotel,
not to be surpassed North or South.
We respectfully solicit the patronage
OF ORR E1.ctield friends and the public
MURPHY & MAY, Prop,ietors.
,Feb14 -, IT, 81
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Land Surveying.

T,WILL attend amy jobs Of Surveying
Il within 10 or Il. miles, that can do
from o'clock on Friday till Saturday
evening" r. Il. MINIS
Eeh y tt 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11

EN accordance with the above announce
L mcnt OF the Trustees, I propose to
take charge Of the. Edgclicld Male Ac.,d-
y.Cor the present year.
can only promise to do my best in
giving the pupils, committed tony care,
thorough instruction in all the branches
usually laughtin first class Schools; and
with tie cooperation of parents athone,
hope to give satisfaction to my patrons
by the advancement of their cliildrenin in
learning.
The year.will be divided into two ses-
sinns OF. Twonty coy Weeks each. The
first Session will commence OH the first
Monday in March, md end on the last Of
July The second Session will be an.
nou,,ccd in due time.
TiIRMS-The Primary and higher
English branchas, per session, Sl5,0o
The same with Languages, 20,On
Payable half in advance at the begin
ning, and half IN tho niiddle.of the ses-
sion. a, R.,T. MINIS.
Feb2I If 9
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ERU1r HILL, EpaEru:rD, Co., S: G..
Dec. 18Th, 1871.


ERU1T HILL, EpaEFu:r.D, Co., S: G..
Dec. 18Th, 1871.
afEsII:;. W.,rf;EN, .WALLNcE &, Co
S!rs: have ctl.Obcrs Anmoniatcd
SRpcr Phosphate two years in succession
and say, witioutary hesitation whatever,
that il is lhc hest fertilizer that have
ever used. I have tried several other
kinds OF Gtia;!os, that cost more per ton,
and they did not pay nc as large a.pe:T
cent. on The investment as the Aninioni-
atcd Super Phosphate. 7 shall sustain
what l say by usiiig it again on next
years crop. ltespcttitIils: SG;,
W. SCOTT -ALLEN.
lI.crcmER's poSD, S. c.
January, 1872.
MEssRs. WARREN, WALLACE d Co.
Jan %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
Choice. lyli q /: Family mi G Groceries
ND. .-,I q. -,
:. -. PLATA'TT TON IS Up PLIES.
< JbbIENSy, G., G. -I}AIhIE & Bl}0I7iEE1Il

~ IAVING their in order having received Large Supply
the BEST GROCERIES, that can bs bought M m9ney % now oer to
and the trade large Stock OF fFheooo' VIZ
- 80 e'.G' H. aIa+,I .
java 1agiayra NJ racaboand GoFtEEs : 49,.
iGfeen and Black TEA; o Best Quality -.
Stuart!s SY RUP G0LDENDRfPS and -NlOlASSLS.
Sugar Cured HAMS, ast'BACON, New FLOgR
Factory CEIE EESE, English Dairy and Dutch CHEESE
Gilt Edge Goshen BUTTER Prime Leaf LARD. - =.
CANNED FRUITS fPRESERNES and JELLIES, '-e
English ACI&ERST7 English Aoert Blscull i Fresh
American CRACKERS a4l kinds, FRESH - 40 =.
AACKEREE CANDLES and SOAPS, of all kinds ~ -
BACON Sides and Shoulders Liverpool SAEF -
AGGINC+ Of all kindsa and TIES
" tNES and LIQUORS, of first quality - - - >'' -
- we HAVE ALSO ON HAND a LARGE STOCK OF
Market Fancy travelling Baskets Tubs Chus Buckets Trays,
Straw rooms Busters Brushes and Hearth Brooms
FRESH G0ODSREGE WE'D IE VERY WEEK.
And our will do our best to please
90 '.oo esBAMEs G.BAHLIE & IsHsOTlEEE
...-:~ -. ooSR SrrRE
Augusta ost II + >'o' 81. d., "! e4 N ~
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Augusta, Sept 20
Ea;elieIa Male Academy.

TIME Trustees give notice to the pub,
4 lie that DR.. II. Il: MINIS has con-
sontedl to take Charge of tho Bdgefield
Male Academy from and after the.first
Monday in March NEXT. He is we'll
krownthrouehoIt.]!dgefield to be thor
ougilv competent to conduct a first
class Ss.lool, and we .besneak for him the
support OF the community and the pub
lie. M. T.. BONHAM.
II. G.t NJ. DUNONANT,
u. w. CAEWILE,
w. w. ADAMS,
"A. J: NORRIS,
Trustees.
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Maps of EdgefieId County.

EOR safe at the Law Office of Thos. J.
II Adams, Esq, and ut the Storo.of q.
L. Penn.
Fob Z IF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
=. A. Brahe & Co.,

w oULDrespcctrnlly announceto! !Aeir
Friends and the Public ot Edgeiield Dis
trict, that they have just received, direct
from Europe, and now offer, large and
magnificent Stock of GOODS, consisting
OF n
Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES, On
the best makers.
Ladies' and Gents Solid Gold CHAINS,
of the latest styles.
DIAMONDS OF first water, in Sets, Pins
and Rings.
Superb SETS for Ladies and Misses.
Stone, Cameo, Seal and Plain Gold
RINGS.
Sterling SILVER WARE oEthe. latest
Triple PLATED WARE.
American and French CLOCKS, .,
"A large. lot of Imported FANCY
mSy- WATCHES and JEWELRY will
be repaired with the usual care. -
Oct. IS :. 6m 43
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- CERtT-TEICATES-

- - - !IEES'TTEICATES-
We arel tlc fooeg Certificates from two practical Planters to
Which co add many but Gusnos IRE 50 wei! known IN
ll..Golh Ieeinit, ,nnucc
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Columbia, S. c., Mar T, 1871.

Columbia S. c. Mar 7lS71. .sux..
Having established Office the above Company Columbia
advantages oe tef may
desire effect their lives safe Home Company
The Boof Managers alta meeting passed the FOL
lowirg 6 Resolution: ~ = - r.
eed Thatin that there unusually large
paid Insurance Companies Of the North and East which
being there invested contribute the enrichment Of those sections
whilst South greatly neeI of cash capital
fully Agricultural Mechanical enterprises it is ordered that for
tho purpose retaining these midst hereafter
10 per of the be invested such be
with the regulations of Company those sections the
fsigned) .WMrBg JOHNSON, 'Prest.3
GEORGE s. OEEAR, Secry. '',s' '.}jS =
The Financial strength Company places rank It's last
Annual the Company possess bdis large Guar
antee $70 for every 500 of its liability. - - -.
ABNEY s. PARKER; State Agents.
Mar l3 - If IL .
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- = = = ..7 PLAN NTER -. \ Z.
LOOK TO. YOUR INTERESTS.
,...iWHITELOCKsS = VEGEITlAF0R.H + !. J.
SIBLEY'S SOLUBLE IKE. ..GUANO.

= = -. -7----- fl.i y
highly
sold and
ito
500 TONS WHITELO OCK'SyVEGETATORl, ..
PRICE, s6O.. IIsIE, do. s7e. ,o9a
800 TONS SIBLEY'S SOLUBLE IKE, GUANO,
formula our @ 5 over
100 TONS WHITELOCK'S DISSOLVED EQNESf..
-, PER CENT oFSoLuBLE BONE PHOSPHATE
100 TONS PURE PERUVIAN. GUANO. .-la
loo TONS PURE NOVA SCOTIA. .LANp. PLASTER.
100 TONS PURE FLOUR OF RAW BONE.
Further cheerfal given by by Dr. W.
). SIBLEY & SONS, .se,
Cotton Commission Merchants and Dealers in Guanos
J. - NO $50 REYNOLDS STREET, Augusta, Ca
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
Fever ana ASvc.

FEVER AND AGCE curtl for fifty CENTS. Thcr
is moi II rem dial ngcnl in the world Ila, will cur,
Fever and Agur, and all other M"lariors, Bilious
Scarlet, Typhhi.l, Yellow, and aih,r Fcvers (ailet
by Railways ril's) So quick rs JsADWAf'S RE
LIEE. FiIy cents per bottle.
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WARREN, WALLACE & CO..
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DIR. IsADyVAY'S
SAhyIFhRItlIAy RiSHlfLAY

HAS VI ADE.T TIE MOST NSrONISIi INC CURES:
so QUICK. so RAPID ARE TIE CHANGES
TIE BODY USDEEGOES. UNDEE TIE IN
MEDICINE THAT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
Quality Guaranteed Equal to Any Efer Sold.

SEA FOWL. GUANO. in bags. 200 pounds each 4...
BRADLEYS A9NONIATED DISSOLVED BONES in tight barrels
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND rUEE ElCII BLOOD INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WElGllT-CLEAE SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL C0MPLEXluS SECURED TO
All
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-11

ssS'~-~
AMAgFS Permit JONES Mc Guzl0ngA
dtosdaopt5 Change tie Name Of, and
sakaRs Ms Laayut Heir, Joseph
osaalssn stspp. H,'.''' ~. . -
-+astcTI1o5sS II BE i enacted BY the
Senate and House of Representatives,
ef TIE State Of South Carolina, now
net and sitting in General Assembly,
snds5y the Nanthority Of the same
ThstsJamss Nc Cailo1gh, of Green
Vile eounty, ls hereby authorized
and'empowered to adopt, and make
his lawful heir, Joseph Alien Stepp,
and chat tie name Of the said Joseph
Allen 'Stspp shah be changed to Jor
seph Allen Mccullough. = :.
SEC. o. That should the said James
Mceall5ughsdie 7htestats,, the said
Joseph Alien ceullongh she'll in
hsrit, ID common with the other law
faf4iaifrs Of the said James 'McCn1-
lsasE, bis eatats,, both personal and
rasf , h..''Esa 80 ~.
Approved March 9, 1s72
II sfttDyrrT la tpE2 -, f'@I7 - 49,. :.
GNHeT1& x.eapnaats tie Grand
,sESagS oa Ffes ond Accsgtea IN
,cisH YorE MdSons Of tie State Of
'SHoptk tG1o1ssa1, and the iSs.6oras7sate
soayss lsnaes W sss asstson. ',5,s .-o. :.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.

John Ben6eld, who is confined in the Jail
at this place, under charge of general con-
spiracy," attempted to escape last week by
cutting hole through the floor of his cell.
The information which led to the Illustration
of his design, was communicated to the Sher.
riff by Robert T. higgins, one of the priso'
ners confined in the Jail under sentence for
three years. We are informed that this is the
third instance in which higgins has prevented
the escape of prisoners where he was confined ;
once from the jail in Columbia and twice from
the iail of this county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
Raleigh Term Of the U. s. District Court.

Raleigh Term Of the U. s. District Court.
- The United States District Court,
Judge Brooks presiding, has been in session
in Raleigh for the past two weeks, though
the proceedings of the tribunal are so mea-
gerly reported in the Raleigh papers that we
infer but little business has been transacted.
The most prominent case before the Court is
the indictment of Hon. Josiah Turner, editor
of the Sentinel, charged with being implicated
in the ku-klux conspiracy. Mr.. Turner, in
his paper, expresses anxiety for his trial to
come on, and complains because it was con-
tinued to next term. In ordering the con-
tinuance of the case, Judge Brooks announced
that he would not hear it, but leave it to be
tried by Judge Bond. Judge Brooks char
ged the grand jury that the editor of the Sen
tinel is liable to indictment for violation Of
an act of Congress to prevent and punish the
obstruction of the administration Of justice in
the courts of the United States. Mr.. Turner,
in his editorial capacity, indulges in much
invective towards the Court, and among 9th
er things charges that the jury, composed of
three negroes and nine radical whites, was
picked and not drawn, as the law requires.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

Both Houses organized on Monday, with
Vice President Colfax and Speaker Blaine in
the chairs.
Mr.. Sumner introduced a bill proposing to
strike from the United States flags and the
Army Register all mention of battles with
fellow-citizens. He also attempted to call up
his old pet, the civil rights bill, but was pre-
vented by the rules.
The House refused to accept the resignation
of Banks from the craftsmanship Of the For
eign Committee A resolution was introduced
regarding the Credit Mobiliet, proposing to
appoint committee of investigation. Pend
ing this resolution Speaker Blaine called S. S.
Cox to the chair, and the resolution as now
before the House is, that the temporary Chair
man, S. S. Cox, Democrat, announce thee com.
mittee. [Credit Mobilier is French term,
simply meaning movable credit, and in this
sense is used to dignity alleged swindles in
the construction of the Pacific Railroad, in
which several New England capitalists are
implicated.
At forty minutes past one o'clock the Pres
ident's message was received and read. The
subjects he treats are the Geneva arbitration /;
the northern fisheries and our relations with
the British North American provinces; our
relations with China ard Japan; the import
ance of legislation to cheaper the transporta-
ton of western products to the Atlantic coast; ;
the weakness of the navy the abolition of the
franking system, which he recommends. He
refers to the operations Of the ku.klux, and
expresses his conviction that the time is not
far distant when the obvious advantages of
good order and peace will induce an aban'
donment of all such combinations, and when
it will be unnecessary to carry on prosecu-
tions or to inaict punishment in order to pro-
tect citizens from the lawless doings of such
combinations. He also recommends that
census be taken in 1875. After the reading
Of the message, both Houses adjourned in
respect to the memory of Mr.. Greeley.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


w. l.. Grist News Dealer.-Hurrah for Stokes!
Georges Hacker-Door, Sash and Blind Factory,
Charleston, 8. C.
R. H. Glenn, s. Y. C.-Judge of Probate's Sale
r. II. Glenn, s. Y. C.-Sheriff's Sales.
Adickes Il Black, Corner of Congress and Liber-
ty Streets-New Goods.
John c. notwithstanding Cordial--Tutt's
Expectorant-The Great Epizootic Rene
dy-Quick Cure-Congress Water-Cam-
phor Ice-Spauldings Glue-Drugs, Medi-
cnes, &c.
R. r. McCorkle-5OOO Rails Wanted.
s. B. Hall, Judge of Probate Ctation-T. W..
Sturgis, Applicant-James B. Craige, de-
ceased. o..
w. H. g. J. P. Herndon-Ammuntion-
ging and Ties Wanted-Hard Subjects.
Stowe IL Pegram-W Washington Mills
T.. NJ. Dobson & Co.-New Cassimeres-Umbrel-
las-Spool Thread--Corsets-
Shawls-John F. Observation-Disclosures.
w. H. McCorkle-Notice to Cotton Planters.
Thomson Il Jefferys-Assignees' Sale.
s, H, Williams-Estray Mule.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
RELEASED.

DR.. T. B. Whitesides, of this county, who
on the 9th of December last was sentenced
to one years imprisonment by the United
States Circuit Court, on the charge of ku-
kluxing, reached this place on Saturday af-
ternoon last from the Albany penitentiary.
He was discharged about one month before
the expiration of bis sentence; but for what
reason we have been unable to definitely as
certain. 1t is rumored, however, that it was
in consequence of his uniformly good conduct
while prisoner. We hope that number
of the other prisoners, who were convicted of
minor ofenses, may soon be pardoned by the
President and permitted to return to their
homes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The nurserymen of Greensboro have ship
ped 100000 fruit trees this season.
Joseph Cline has been sheriff of Catawba
county for the past twenty-five years.
The horse malady has had the good effect
of delaying a tournament" which was to
have taken place near Goldsboro last week.
The work oflaying the track on the rail-
road between Salem and Greensboro is pro-
gressing
The Wilmington Star learns that the
building of the railroad from Fayetteville to
Florence, S. c., is assured beyond the possi-
bility of failure.
The Hickory Tavern Eagle complains
that the stockholders in Catawba county will
lose one hundred and ten thousand dollars by
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
FRUIT TREES.

Within the last few days, large number Of
fruit trees have been delivered to our citizens,
by the agents of Messrs. J. Lindley & Son,
nurserymen, of Greensboro, N. G. One of the
agents informed US that the orders from this
county amount in the aggregate to about two
thousand dollars. .f.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OS
The following transfers of real estate in
York county have been reported to the Coun-
ty Auditor since the 26th ultimo:
D. R. S. Blake to j. H. McFadden. A
tract of 314 acres of land in Catawba town.
ship. Consideration, 5000.
DR. s. Blake to c. R. Heath. A tract of
31S acres of land in Bethesda township.
Consideration, $1,000.
James NJ. Culp to John Sturgis. A tract
of 35 acres of land in Ebenezer township.
Consideration, $120.
H. H. Hart to John Sturgis. A tract of
16 acres of land in Ebenezer township. Con-
sideration, $93.
T. D. Spratt to John G. Jones. A tract
of Al acres of land in Fort Mill township.
Consideration, 1926.
M. Culp to Nelson White, colored. A
tract of 14S acres of land in Ebenezer town.
ship. Consideration, $1,000.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05

In answer to the committee of the capitol,
Conservative Governor Lewis replied that
there were two bodies claiming his recogni-
ton, and that the members of the other body,
(bolters,) had received majority of the votes
cast, and that he could not recognize the Cap
itol Legislature, because if the persons whom
he said did not receive majority were inclu-
ded, that body would be without quorum.
The courthouse body was in secret session
most of the time on Saturday, and their
proceedings have not been made public.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05

king due preparations for the entertainment
of the expected guests, and will receive hearty
cooperation in this work from all other de-
nominations. Delegates arriving by pri-
vate conveyance will be assigned to homes on
repairing to the Office of Capt. John W. Dan
iels, in the Court House, and those coming by
the railroad will be met at the depot by the
committee of arranpements.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
SAI,ES.DAY.

On Monday last the Sheriff sold, under the
orders of the Judge of Probate, a tract Of
land, for partition among the heirs'atlaw Of
VIM. Smith, deceased. The tract is situated
on susybold Greek, and contains one hundred
and forty-eight acres. 1t was purchased by
Reuben Crawford at three dollars per acre.
We have heard of no other sales.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-12-05
JAMKs BRIAN. ESQ.

We were pleased to observe upon the street
on Monday last, our old and esteemed fellow
citizen, James Brian, Esq, who was seriously
injured some time ago by being kicked by
horse. His injuries require him to use a
crutch and a stick while walking.