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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
THE CHESTER REPORTER.

With the last issue of the Chester Reporter,
E. G. Mcclure, Esq, retires from the editorial
management of the paper, which action is
consequent upon purpose entertained by
him for some time to seek home in the State
of Texas. We regret to lose Maj. McLure
from the editorial profession, which, as an ac-
complished and able writer, he so gracefully
adorned and still more do we regret that the
State should lose so valuable citizen. The
Reporter will be continued under the control
of Mr. Brainerd Mcclure, who has been con-
nected with the paper for more than twelve
months, and who, we feel sure, will maintain
the high position which the Reporter has al
ways enioyed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.


In the Columbia Union- Herald, of Monday
last, we find the following paragraph
1--WE learn that, upon application of J. L..
Watson, of York county, before his Honor
Judge R. B. Carpenter, temporary injunc-
ton was granted against the Citizens Savings
Bank, restraining them from transacting any
business as banking institution, and a rule
was issued in chambers, to be served upon the
officers Of the bank, to show cause why re-
cever should not be appointed and the einjunc-
tion made permanent" i.
The Columbia Phenix, of Tuesday says:
ave are credbly informed that Mr.. John
L. Watson, of York county, has commenced
proceedings against the Citizens Savings
Bank, and that Judge Carpenter has granted
temporary injunction ORDER with notice to
the bank to show cause, on Wednesday, the
Sd of December or on some convenient day
thereafter. We are assured that the bank
will be quite able to take care of itself and
its creditors. In the meantime, the bank is
preparing to meet the occasion calmly and
without the least fear of the result. By ILL.,
advised action, the creditors may injure them
selves and hamper the bank needlessly. It
is said these efforts are made by ''ring," "
which has sent its agents throughout the State
to obtain control Of the institution for their
own personal ends; which, before long, will
be shown up in their true light. We do not
say amiss that the entire sympathy of the
community is with the bank"
The Columbia correspondent of the Charles
ton Neaus and Courier, on Sunday last, tele-
graphed to that paper as follows:
"There is trouble with the banks here J..
L. Watson, county treasurer of York county,
presented on Friday his check upon the Citi-
zens' Savings Bank for four thousand seven
hundred dollars, and payment was refused ;
thereupon application was made before Judge
Carpenter praying for an injunction to re.
strain the bank from paying out any more
money, and that receiver be appointed. A
temporary injunction was granted, and
Wednesday, December Sd, appointed for f.
nal hearing g. The bank will make an effort
tomorrow or next day to have the injunction
as to the paying out of money removed. If
the Citizens Savings Bank is shut up, the
others must suffer. There is said to be no
question as to the final solvency of any of the
banks but the moneyed stringency has rem
dered them short of cash, and they cannot
Immediately meet demands for all their depos-
its. 1t is hoped by the business community
that the suit against the bank will be stopped ;
for the crippling of the bank will be generally
injurious"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
EDITORIAL INKLINGS.
Railroad Meeting.


"A meeting of the stockholders of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company, was held in Columbia on Friday
last. Satisfactory reports were submitted by
the officers of the company. The following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this meet
ing that, in order to meet the interest on the
funded obligations of this company, and to
provide for its floating debt, and expedite the
realizing of some return to its stockholders,
the most rigid economy in the administration
of the affairs of this company is absolutely
essential and believing that this cannot bet-
ter be accomplished than by lease Of the
road and all of its franchises and property to
the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Com pany, the Board of Directors is
hereby instructed to ascertain upon what
terms such lease can be effected, and if it can
be accomplished upon terms that are salts
factory to them, the President and Directors
are hereby fully authorized and empowered
to make such lease for such length Of time
as shall be deemed by them most judicious.
The following persons were elected to serve
as directors for the ensuing year:
F. w. McMaster, T. j. Robertson, Jas. n.
Rion, A. B. Springs, J. B. Palmer, B. D.
Townsend, B. F. Newcomber, W. T. Walters,
NJ. K. Jessup, L. D. Childs, South Carolina;
w. E. Jackson, E. Thomas, Josiah Sibley,
D. Dickson, Georgia; R. R. Bridgers, j. w.
Thompson, S. B. Alexander, A. B. Davidson,
North Carolina; Charles Estes, ez.offcio,
Mayor Of Augusta.
At meeting of the Directors, held subse-
quently, Colonel J. B. Palmer was reelected
President.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
WEDNESDAY, November 49,

In THE SENATE, bill was received from
the House to reduce the volume of the public
debt and to provide for the payment of the
same also, bill to require all institutions
doing business in lending and receiving de-
posits under charters granted by the State to
publish quarterly statements of their business
and condition also, bill to repeal an act to
provide for the issue of bills receivable in pay
ment of Indebtedness to the State, to the
amount of FIVE hundred thousand dollars also,
a Joint resolution to provide for the payment
of the expenses of the General Assembly; all
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, November


INTHE SENATE, Mr.. Andrews presented the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were adopted:
Whereas, in the recent capture of the Vir-
ginius, and in the inhuman butchery Of her
passengers under the cover of court martial,
held on board Spanish vessel Of war, human
ity and civilization has been outraged and the
comfy of nations, as we'll as the plsinest prin-
ciples of international law violated and,
Whereas, in the arrest on the high seas of
vessel sailing under the American flag, and
by virtue of an American register, the terri.
tory of this republic has been invaded by a
foreign power land,
Whereas in the murder without notice to
this government, or without fair trial, of
persons claiming to be American citizens, the
flag of our country has been insulted and de-
fed by the Spanish authorities in Cuba and,
Whereas, Cespedes, the President of the
Cuban republic, has maintained condition
of war for five years, in the vindication of the
freedom of Cuba and the emancipation of half
million of human beings from bondage; and
Whereas, it becomes free people to sym.
pathize with those struggling to be free, and
behooves Republican government always to
uphold the honor of its flag, and the dignity
of its citizenship at all times and under all
circumstances, therefore,
Be resolved by the Senate Of South Carolina
no,u convened and sitting in special session,
That this body has heard, with indigna ion
and adherence, of the outrage upon the ma
tional flag in the case of the steamer Virginius,
and of the barbarous execution of her officers,
passengers and crew.
Resolued, That this body sustains the Fed
eral administration in the instant and com.
plete vindication of the national honor, and
the fullest and swiftest measure of retribution.
Resolued, That this body extends to the
struggling patriots of Cuba the expression of
its most earnest sympathy, and is ready to
hail with satisfaction the recognition by this
government of their belligerent rights, and
the final establishment of the Cuban repub-
lic-free, sovereign and independent.
The bill to repudiate the four hundred and
fifty thousand dollars of bonds issued under
an act to authorize loan to pay interest on
the public debt, was referred to the committee
on finance.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. N. T. Spencer intro
duced bill to authorize the Supreme Court
to exercise Jurisdiction in the changing of
names, and the legitimatizing of illegitimate
children. Referred to the committee on the
judiciary.
The House then took up the bill to make
appropriation for printing the immigration re-
port, the Supreme Court reports and the tax
duplicates. After debate, the bill was order.
ed to be engrossed for third reading
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
TUESDAY, November 18.

TUESDAY, November IL.
In THE SENATE, the concurrent resolution
to adjourn sine die on the 10th of November,
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Corwin introduced bill to direct coun-
ty treasurers to retain in their hands the
funds collected for common school purposes
until the apportionment is made by the State
superintendent of education.
The bill to amend sections IA, 81 and %,
of the act regulating the manner of drawing
juries, was read third time, passed and Or
dered to be enrolled for ratification.
Mr. Clinton introduced bill to authorize
the county commissioners of Lancaster county
to levy and collect special tax of two mills
on the dollar for the payment of the past in
debtedness of the said county.
The bill relating to certain bonds of the
State, illegally issued, was passed and ordered
to be sent to the House.
INTHE HOUSE, Mr.. J. P. Moore introduced
bill to require payments made on executions
lodged in sheriff's Offices, to be made to sheriff:
The following were read third time and
passed A bill to make appropriations for the
payment of expenses Of the extra session of
the General Assembly, and for other purposes,
was taken up, and passed to third reading,
appropriating $4,000 for the pay of mem.
bers, subordinates and incidental expenses.
The following were read a third time and
passed: A bill to reduce the volume Of the
public debt, and provide for payment of the
same joint resolution to provide for the
payment of the expenses of the General As
sembly bill to repeal an act to provide for
the issue of bills receivable in payment of in
debtedness to the State, amounting to five hum
dred thousand dollars a bill to require all
institutions doing business in lending and re-
ceiving deposits under charters granted by
the State, to publish, quarterly statements Of
their business and condition bill to make
appropriations for the payment of expenses of
printing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bank
ruptcy-First Meeting of Creditors-1n the
matter of David G. Wallace. David Johnson.
L. NJ. Grist-For Rent, or for Sale.
w. I. Clawson-For Sale or Rent.
j. B Tolleson, Charlotte, N. C.-Brem, Brown &
Co. will sell Cotton on Commission.
Kennedy, Iatimer Il phil-Molasses-
icO--ITeavy Observation-Disclosures and
Peaches-Paper Colars-Cigars, Tobacco.
IT. NJ. Dobson Il C0.-Pocket Knves-Hello, Mis-
er-Cotton-Flannel--Y --Yarn-Furs-Panic
Prices-Hats and BOnnets-Tr0wels-Fi
Drips-Gent's Shawls--OvcrcoatS- Coffee
Mlls-Childrens Shoes-Shot Guns-ShOt-
POuches-Red Damask.
Il. NJ. Kerr-HOrse Stolen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
JOB PRINTING.

Having determined to devote more atten-
ton hereafter to job printing than we have
done in the past, We would inform the public
that our office is now well supplied with new
type of the latest styles, and the best ma
chinery in use; and with choice stock Of
inks, cards, papers, &C., we are prepared to
execute as good work as can be done any
where in the United States. Orders for
Ball Tickets, Freight Billheads,
Bank Notices, Labels,
Bonds and Coupons, Law Blanks,
Bill Heads, Law Briefs,
Business Cards, Letter Circulars,
Certificates of Deposit, Letter Headings,
Certificates of Stock, Memorandum Billheads
Checks, Note Circulars,
Deposit Tickets, Note Headings,
Drafts and Notes, Programmes,
Envelopes, Policies, Fire& Life lns.,
Election Tickets, Shinplasters,
Festival Tickets, Wedding Cards,
will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction
as to quality of work, guaranteed in every
instance. Particular attention given to fine
work in colors.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-11-27
CONTRIBUTIONS,

The Senate has confirmed the appointment
of the following trial justices for York coun-
ty: John B. Good, w. B. Williams, T. K.
Bates and P. T. Murray.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01
Mori gage Sale.

Whrrea> Howard Lu,,i~tes then of Ramsey Coun
ty. n"e-ott Teriito v the r>t t,s of Nuvrinbe
\ i. 1891 na4e IA eNecu 81 mortgage Peter
y 'shthston . Washington IN the DI~tric oi c.
ubii, rCar, q sun of tN>tsyo in nil al an
hit ssh 30 100 IlaTs auu thereon pay 10
ac' rdi u tur conditions -; two PRONE Ory
hot~r sst o'th u said str men, which mortA a-e
" IS dnfy recuf ed IA the un Hegi>ter of Deeds.
IN tud Tor tie County uf Du lts in the WIS
constn ou The 18th dtt ut December A. u. 1885, ar )
O'clock Hd ntteru M mites th- .fet tiu. Lil4er e.
OF mHt- tSee pages, 2s3 aui pa ana he sum
tN>tWo hnhdFrd aid my SIX q HAIRS AMI ntfy hve
cets, IncIp Al, aud TweIk II e huudr slud hfty-
~, dol ans aud eleven cents iniere-t inlEtag to-
getner the sam ct tout thou and sri eight hu dred
ami fite dollars t,d -IXty>A ceuts is due SAID
NOR 'g- uu tn % d,y oi oCtoper ID 1878, tue
day OF the n 81 pubilc;ll ION # this notice
AM whe cats iieiaal has tesn made in the pays
nrut OF IA" mouey cured iiy said ut age, nd
suit or p ueeeeliug hay "a. he iust ated law 10
recovr the dent ow claimed . be j te upOH said
NOR z ,gr u.sy past the eof
Aow therefor rotic" is hereby given, that by vi =
tue oi the wcr OF sale, ,ontanei in sud riga e.
aud Of the statute H. the ma' aud provided, the
SAID IA .rIgi-e viii lie f'rec'used bs safe 81 the
mutts tged premises. hiCh br tide by tue
She III OF the County of DO slas At public
the h siI,st bI tue front door of the Curt
IL u-e IN >ut.e Tor IN said uniy, at ten o'cork in
the fiIenOou Of
MONDAY THE STH DAY OF DGGEMB R A.D. 1873,
10 SATISFY and Ply sad mo- tsage deOt aud he OF
sale.
The How n is description of said mOTtg ged
~ The ha ~ u the southeast quar-
ter (se4 If oecti 'h Three 81 Towushi Fotty-ei ht
AS uoIth o. Range Thii (l3) west, containing
eighty so less, stu Je and being in
the County i Doug,as aud >t,t. # =" iscon.ln.
c. EDWARD aIVES,
CHAPMAN MAUPIN
Administrator, OF PeIr, " ash ngton
deceased, lorlG gee
II HAYES, Atty 10 Administrators. oc25i,6
Dated &C IS 1873.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01
Ill Mortgage odle.

W HEkEAS Reuben II DdfrcJ of Superior,
" fsconsin OH tne tOurCeentn DAY OF JANUARY
1906, made ana executed Ii mortgage 10 John
A. Coourn OI he same place, 10 secure The
sum OF one hundred uUharS and interest
thereon pay able accurutng 60 the cohuIt- ons
Q. a CERTAIN pfounIaoofg noLe vi tnr sane date,
set iorth ln said ilo, ruHcuL, whicn mortgage
was uuIy rycotuvd III tne oifIce vi kegrater ui
Deeus ia auu Iur tue county OF Douglas III
tue state vi " scUnslu, on the i4tu day OF
Ja"udFy A u. 1898, at . CLOCK ana 30
utnu,co IN the aI1rrItvUu, III OOOh Z. 0i mort
gd5e>, pages z17, ZIo, ANA hicu saIu mort
ga2- VT. the power oI sdIe tnerrtn cOntaln
eu, GA the IULu Gay UI march 1872, uuiY
transfer, uuu as, guUu 10 the subscriber,
wuu - now tue uOiucr anu owner thereof :,
said as, guuIcnJ UeinS recorded IN the uTtlce
o. Tue ne5t,ter oi Leeds Ul the county OF
Dou. Gdo uu the Ith uaS OF September 1872,
al U CLOCK ia tue tOrenUuh IN BOOK u oI
nIUTt5S-es, pasc 80, dnd tine sum Of one
hunatcd u d,isals pr,ucipal, aud one hundred
ANA Two Al / dollars interest, making to-
geturr tue SUN vi Two hundred ana t~o dol
.>iro anu iUrLy ode cents, Is uue ou sdlI mort
gage on tue nrst day of November A. u. 10 >,
tue LAY vi Tue utot puoilcdtton of tnIo nouoe.
anu whereas default uas Ueen made ln tie
pay ilUuL Of Tie HOues, otcuTSu " odIu uuft-
Sage auu no suit or proceeding naying been
instituted L law To recover the deDJ nov
c!aIined to be due upon said mortgage % any
part I'll errUt, Nov therefore HotlCe - hereby
gwen, tnat " virtue OI the power Ut sale
contain. IA ,aIu nIor gage ana OF lne stat
ute al the case uuaue a.d PROVIDED, the SAID
morl tge viii DC IOreciOoeu " sale OF tue
nurt ,,ed pFeuIi-es, wnlCn sale VIII Oe made
u Inc sheriff UI Douglas county at puonc
auctIon 10 the inquest uiuder at tue front
uoor ol TIE CourI House ia Superior IN said
county at ten . ciuck III the forenoon OF
MONDAY THE l5rH DAY OF UhCLMBEk, 1873,
10 sasisIy ,ind pay sdlu mortgage ueUt and
Tue co>IS vi -aIe.
IaC ionuNiHg 10 description OF said mort
1tsrd premises: Ine southeast quarter OF
section ten (lUJ IN IOwnsIIp iorty seven 80
north lI l.au-u tail teen (I5) west, Contain
M 90 acrcs more or less, situate ami being
Jue county oI Douglas ana STATE OF Is
c0n,In. JAMEo DAkUUA, Assigdee-
ii. HAYES, Atty iJI A. guee.
Daieu November /, 1913 noldei5
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01

carried OF to great extent, and data might
be found for an approx mate estimate under
this head for the No them Pacific, 1t would
hardly be possible TO furnish precise stlJe-
ment of the none. value Of he land IN ques-
ton The land at the eastern end of tn, line
which bord on the well populated territory
aud 70 which the stream of emgrant> flows
from all parts of America i already in good
demand at proportionaJcly high prices. There
will also in short time be good market
Tor land at tht. wesJeru end of the line, nw-
ing partly TO the rapid development of Cali
iorna, with its ever Increa- ng population,
aud partly To the facility OF communication
With the Continent and the Pacific
He tucn discusses the probable
sales 1T Lands, according 40 Am. III
can experience, III which he has
th"rou hiy informed him elf, and he
finds the pect of sales and pr c )
tiattering. The report occupje~ tour
broad fine print columns Of the New
York T,r60te. | i, on the whole,
more favorable TO the country and
the prospects OF the road than any
thing we have b,fpre read. The
weak point which Herr f lIz feared
was that a first the earnings ot the
road would be Insufficient 10 p1y in
tele>1. He eXpr s>ed no doubts OF
tn" ultimate success OF the road.
He thought that out of the loan
twenty millions should be dtpoS ted
abrO d as "A gulrantee fund. As
this was impractirabIe, no loan couId
be effected Ihroug1 Hrrr Ful rs re-
port, favorable "a it wt>. Ills re-
port yindicate> the pr2icct. And
even his doubts, which are natural
to d foreigner unlccUStomed to the
pro.iigious march of American de-
vclopmvnt a.org the lines of new
railways, relate 10 a point on which
Amrric ~ "p Mon woul | he almost
unanimous the 0 her way Every
liuc of 1T is conclusive refutalion
of the Infamous slandpr~ which ~ b
newspapers as the Chic 90 Ta- bHlte
and the IN innati NoDlmrrcid have
heaped upon he county trayersed
by the Northern Pacific.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01

- l.. The Circuit Court
Geur &c A. Crawford against David Quinn.
Nh-Ttas 1t appears 10 my satisfaction from the
a iay OF james :. kI che attorney fr the plaintiff
aud from he conn., lalnt uuy verified rat the above
ent,lrd action brought for the "a titIon OF the
premises hereinafter described held ~ the plaintiff
and the d ieudant IeuslLt- common: that The
sa defendant II i-re>,d-it of the state OF Wis
con-in aud ,aunot found therein
Now hetcio Un hioiIun of James s. Ri chic of
SCI ibr t4r plautih Ii drre- the .et-nd
ant atDre esad be required 10 sppetr and the
said mp.aiut ~ the pistl tiit filed the office
oi the Cerk OF the Circuit CONT of aid Dougl Ii.
Cou1tl 10 serve copy uI Ills upon james
:. RtCie attorney the plaintiff at ils Office in the
before The y day ii Nov. 1873. AMI he
sht TAT t. answer sad crmpiatnt ". ,hin the ume
Aforesaid her by required the sdld Circuit Court
viii tIuc t. hnu I41mvut az aust htul, and Will
n mt the fe.Ief iemdn e.! IN SAID con uplunt.
ud ii 10 farfher Or.ete tltt Ihi, order served
up-.n said uvn>resdeut 10y H. publication thereof
lhr Superior Times, weekly wsp iper published
Ia said Douglas othty &c WEEK tor
weeks Tie 81 publicauOb Ue had at least twenty
day prior the said 21sL cay # November 1873 aud
c,,p, uf Tins orleJ Ice we'd upon sid Tenant by
depusIting the psf Office at Superior
forthwith upn The pubcatjJn OF this rider adare d
to s.tIu d-feGuL at his pttct F-s eure Il JucI-
n,si III st te f 0hIo with he postage re, a q.
The csc ipti'" of the premises IN the c"uplaipt
described aud for tue PARTITION whereof ts action
bought, Is as follows to,wit Tne north hslf OF
southwest quarter The south half of north
west quarter, The south halt Of northeast
quarter, and nOrtI half oi southeast quarter
OF Section Five (5). The south half ot Sec
ton SIX (6), and the north nalf of Section
Seven "a All III Township Forty Seven (47)
Range Fourteen tt4) west containing Nine
Humid, Sixty acres i'll tue County OF Doug
las and State OF Wisconsin
Tit> LARK, C unity Ju ge.
Dated Se,trInber 10 Ii 1873. -e % OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-01
The LAKE DlSA,rEE.-T steam

THE LAKE DISA>TEE.-I e steam
barge Genev4, winch lett here on
tac I9 h INST ". II a cargo ot 49,,
0oo buSnr.s of wheat, f.un tered off
Carbon Island, WfIrh i about 80
miie~ northwest o White Fish = int,
Lake Superior, about 'he 23i in~g.
THIS lrfarmlt:ou We get from
Captain Cuddy, of the s"haouer
Francis Palms, winch urlv"d here
Yesterday. Cpt. { III the Genoa,
TIE conSort OF the 81 barge, on
Friday lasI, ~ tow Of the s,eam
barre Nahaut, AID u aned from her
that he Geneva had gone down In
i've han lrri feet ot water. Thr
iiS3s er occurred at a pom ab u
l5 miles from the sand nam II; but
our umt6ruant does not know wht-
lh,r tuere VAS auy uuu>aI storm at
tht. time or MOI. 1t seems ihe coup
iing of the shaft OF the q u,.ya gave
Way, thereby lrJIug her wheel drop
d VII, IN dong VII ch. 1t i tn 'u-hI, =,
"a p r. Il the stern WIS u.h n
ed. 4, he wttt.r csmt p urlug la
with such rapldiI> thai tie fires
were extn -uioh Il, hereby prevent
lug the use OF the steam pumps.
The hand pumps were hen re-ortrd
TO, bus w..hou avail, rs tie va er
gained some Wenty inches per hour,
rhus rrrcIadmg all possibility OF
saving til boat.
The Genoa, seeing her coHsort IN
a sinking condition, went u her as
Slstancr and took IF the crew.
This disaster ctiteutly the one
ont at which grew the dI~pltch an
nouucmg that the steamer Vienna,
with ioad OF lror ore, had taut-
dered IA The iake.-Duluth Ueroli,
.50th nit