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FROM TEXAS. New Orleans, Sept? 11. Late arrivals have brought dates frofn Texas to the 5th inst,, and Legislative news of a quite important character. Gov. Bell has vetoed the bill presented to him by the Legislature, requiring him to submit to the popular votfi any proposition which may be made by the Federal Government, with the view of purchasing any portion of her territory. On reconsider ing the question the Houso sustained the Governor, and the bill was lost; The Legislature adjourned over to the third Monday in November.?Varoliniati. Gov. Town's Proct.amatinv? Macon, Sep. 23, 11.30 p. m. Gov. Tows has issued his proclamation, calling a convention of the ' people, in obedience to the acts of the last Legislature, file election for delegates is to take place on the 25th day of November next. The convention will meet at Milledgevillo on the 10th of December. [Carolinian. Washington, Sept. 21?p m. The senate has been engaged on the Civil and Diplomatic Approbation bill, Forty thousand dollars \\ ere granted for the improvement of navigation in the Ohio r.yer, and fifty thousand dollars for the Mississippi. Several r.nijnpOnant amendments were adopted, and tho bill passed a third reading. In the House, a hill wass passed abolishing flogging in the Navy, except by order of a court martial. [Telegraph. Political Intelligence.?Tho "London Times," in allusion to the Schloswig-Holstein difficulty, says that the Southern journals arc urging the army to active operations,but without eflcct, as recent hoavy rains embarrass military movements. The Harvest has been well and safely gathered. Trade in general wore a better aspect than was reported by the Canada. Turkish Navy.?Part oft he Turkish Mediterranean squadron' are about to sail for England, and part for United 'States?the latter being tue lonirest r.rnisp r>tl rrrnrrl nf cliirtc belonging to the Sultan. An Eastern Lecturer remarked that it would not be a very violent stretch of the imagination to believe that a thoughtful Massachusetts or Connecticutt baby, six months old, sits in his mother's lap, eyeing his own cradle, to see if he could not invent a better, or, at least suggest so mn improvement. Shepherd Dogs.?Among the . i ? ? ? * wvuaenui animais exnumen at tlie Fair, was Robert Middlemists's intelligent shepherd dog. He is a beautiful animal, and has performed many wonderful exploits. Among those which come strongly authenticated', was one where he had followed up a stray sheep, and after scenting him for a mile, found him among a flock of forty, picked him out, unaided by any person, and after a hard struggle sepenued him from the flock and drove him home. Mr. M. is an nld Scotch shepherd, ami his dog is one of the best from the Highlands. He attracted general admiration. [Albany Journal. Found.?-A leather traveling Trunk was found a few days ago in Cedar Creek Swamp, partly buried in mud and watey containing many papers of various kinds. The letters, notes, receipts, accounts and memorandum hnokn. Irnds lo llin hntinf flint it io the property of YVm. Crossby, BellviHe, Alabama. The lock had been cut. out, and several circumstances connected looks very mysterious. Tlw papers can be seen at Cook ham Post Office, Fairfield District, S. 0., to which office any information that will throw any light on the :ubject, will be sent, and thankfully received. Fairfield Herald. * / l.i iiimMV ft*'! i f' JCircular. To the citizen* of District, Smith Carolina.?At a meet ing of the citizens ofRichland District, held this day, the following resolution, among others, was adopted: Resolved, That the meeting recommend to our sister Districts, the formation of Southern Rights Associations Mthin their respective Jimits, and that the Secretaries of this meeting be requested toconvcy such recommendation to Such persons as they maj? think appropriate, in the severe yistncts(oithe at^te. The undersigned ^cretariesof the meeting, beg leavVio present th* above resolution {o your notice, and nsk for it such consideration as in your judgment it desei'vcta. Respectfully, J o t<l ... J.G.Bowman, '3K W. B.Johnstort, ' "" * MariUEd:?On the 24lh inst. by the Rev. T. B. Mnuldin, Mr. D. von Eitzen to Miss Marqarkt, daughter of Martin Moss, all of this District. KEMCttpiU)? MOTQ0&& Rev. \V. McWherter will preach at Bachelor's Retreat on the5th Sabbath in September. Rev. E. Anderson will preach in the 'Stone Church1 on the 5th Sabbath, 29th inst. The camp meeting at Oconee will commence on Thursday before the first Sunday in October. PIT A TIAV VI X /V J 1U11 . F N Garvin having applied to me for lette's ot Administration on the Estate of Benj. Chapman late of Pickens District dec'd. The kindred and creditors are cited to appear before me on the 7th Oct. to snow cause if any they can why the said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal 23 September 1850. W. D. STEELE o. p. d. I>Y His Excellency, Whitemarsh ) B. Seabrook, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the Stateof South Carolina: Whereas, it is the duty of every religious community to acknowledge at stated periods, their dependance on Almighty Uod, to express their gratitude for past mercies, and humbly toimploro His blessing for the future? AW, therefore, I, Wlntemarsh B. Seabrook, Governor of South Caroolina, do hereby recommend to the people of the State, to observe the Fourth Thursday in October, next, as a day of thanksgiving, humiliation and prayer, and to assemble at their respective places of worship to ofTcr up their devotions to that Being, who I>J1<5 ndcitrnorl nc o -I* ..?w ..ou uo u Iiuiuu 1 I1II 111 III15 best fruits of the earth, and distinguished for the excellence of its religious, political, social and civil institutions. Given under my hand, and the Seal of the Slate, at Columbia, this twenty third day of September, in the year of our Lord one housand eight hundred end fifty, and the seventyfifth year of American independence. Whitemaksh B. Seabrook. B. K. Henegan, Secretary of State. 0^T"Every paper in the State will publish three times. Sep. 27?3t. ABSTfiHUSrl MORflif e^ZITTI. THE subscribers have commcnccd the publication of a Now Weekly I'nper for families, with the above title, under the entire control of T. 8. Arthur, who will con centrate upon it all, or nearly nil, of his literary If)bora. The design of this paper is clearly ox pressed in the title?"Home Uazette.'J It will bo, emphatically a paper for the home circlo?a household companion?a pleasant fn eside friend, coming to nil with a cheerful countenance, and seeking, while it imparts instruction, to entertain and interest all classes of readers. A leading feature of the "Home Oazctte" will bo a series of Original Nouvelettea by tho Editor, who will furnish somo fotirorfivo pic tures of domestic life, written in his best style, for every volume. The "Homo Oazette" w|ll be tho organ of no party nor sect; nor will it be the exponent of anv of I 1 J " the i?w? of the day. But it will faithfully advocato tho light, and seek, by every means, to widen tho circle of human happiness. Honestly will the editor teach the truth, as holms everdono in his writings, for tho sake of good to his fallow men. But in doing this, lie will avoid unnecessary harshness and causeless oftence, and keep his journal free from stain of wounding personality. lie will oppose what is false, and evil, as one of his social duties; but while doing so, will use no sharper language thah its rem ke and correction may require. The "Homo 6<azette" will be elegantly printed, on fine white paper, with lnrge clear faced type, that may be read by young and old without injury to the oyea. TERMS OF THE PAPER IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE, One copy, per annum $2 00 Three copies 5 00 Six 10 00 Ten 15 00 Fourteen 20 00 Where a club of six, ten, or fourteen copies are sent, an extra copy will be furnished to the postmaster, or otl or person who makes up the club. One copy of either Godey's Lady's Uook, Graham's Magazine, or Sarlain's .Mngazinp- will be sent for four da liars. All letters must be - oft# ?vw# *// ' 1 * - ? * * Wm> iTAunuy iuu is current ai the place where the subscription is macte, will be taken in payment for the pajaer. Address, T. S. Arthur &> Co. Nn, 5 Athenian Buildings, Franklin Place, Philadelphia. NO M lis TAK 'F/7 'T,H6$E indebted to the late firm I r,f A, VaWU a ?" * 1IUIIILTOVII W Jl^CUl* aifv l?" quired to settfe by Sale day in October jffifK ; J ,"' - j* '* "A word to tho wise is ftjffieient.n 9 MASS MEETING AT PENDLETON VILLAGE. In view of the wrongs, oppcrssion, and injustice which have been done the Southern people, by the present Congress, iu excluding them from the territory won from Mexico, the citizens of this District, and the friends of the South far and wide, are invited to attend a mass meeting, at this village, on tho 1st day of October, to take counsel together and decide on what they deem the proper mode and measure of redress, Let all come who value the rights of the States and appreciate the privileges of freemen. Cur Delegates to the Nashville convention, and other distinguished gentlemen will be invited to address the meeting. A free Barbecue will be prepared, sufficient for the thousands who may come. Pendleton, Sept. 17, 1850. LQOX AT TWO?. TTHOSE who wish Bureaus and Bedsteads, can get them on reasonable terms by applying to i n TOT^l? ATT \j* ll< ili.1 X. ilXIU< | Pickcns C. H., S. C, 0^7" WE arc authorised to announce CAn\ S. M. Wilkes as a Candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. 03" WE arc authorised to announce Capt. John Geurin as a candidate for Sheriff of Pickens District at the ensuing election. tar Wc arc authorized to announce Mnj. J. \V. Harrison as a Candidatefor re-election to the Legislature, at the next election. it-iT The friends of J. B. Southerland, Esq., beg leave to announce him as a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. xarWc are authorized to announce Col. John A. E.vjlev, Jun., aa a Candidate for the Legislature* at the next election. larWc are authorised to announce Maj. J.T. Whiteviklp as a Candidate for re-election to the Legislature at the next election. jcarW? are authorized to announce I Mnj. E. Alexander ns a Candidate for re election to the Legislature, at the next election. jtrWc are authorized to announce Gen. F. N. Garvin as a Candidate for he Legislature, at the next election. jfeSrTHE friends of the IIon. A. Evins announce him ns a candidate for reelection to represent the people of Pendleton District in the State Scnnte. MANY FRIENDS. jar The friends of Gol. R. Haoood respectfully announce him as a candidate to represent the people of Pendleton District in the State Senate. Mar. we nro authorised to announce j J. P. Rbed, as a Candidate for rc-oloction to the Legislature at tho next election. M3T TllC friends of Got, T. J. Pickens announce him a Candidate to represent this Miction District in the Sjate Senate. are authorised to announce William Hunter an a Candidate for recleotion to the Legislature, at the next election. OCT WE are authorised to annoucc Maj. J. D. Scott as a candidate for the Legislature at f lie ensuing election. vivnm nvtju'iiiiijy laiius ui UViKlH and others levied on as the property John A. Evans at tho suit of John Rankin, i .,,-,0 I ~i A \ CRES Land on tho Wat A LU xY, er# of Saluda RiveiS adjoining lands of Edley Jone^ Joel Jones and others, levied on as the propqrty of John B. Hfcndricks athesiriffef Mf. Beatti*?/ PurohRfsoti to'ht*V|or Meg. '..I i' "i jfhyjp-. V C^rWJS arc authorised to announce Capt. Robert Craio as a Candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. O^rWE arc authorised to announce Tiiomas Cunningham as a Candidate for the Legislature at the ensiling election - "i 'i i i ? "r. 1 "* /'< > i " ' SHERIFFS SALES, Pickens District. dv vuvrcB or writs ov riSRi facias to US VSUXCTSif. Will be sold before the CoUrt-house in Pickens District, within the legal honrs, on the first Monday and Tuesday in October next: 9.00 A RES Land more or ,( \7T .v . ?M IUS8> 'y,nHon *^ano t .winlr ArlmmiiKv tm\/]<. I P. ! SOUTH CAROLINA, no KENS DISTRICT. John Cobb, Ap-) nUcBnt vs Jnmos > In the Court o Cobb et al. def,ts. ^ Ordinary. Whereas there has been depositee in the Ordinary'3 Oflieo of said Dis triet a paper purporting to be the las will and testament of Robert Cobb dectfiscd, the applicant aforesak having filed his petition requiring th< same to be proved indue ai d solenn form of law, and it having beei shown to my satisfaction that Jas Cobb, oqo ol the heirs at law of tin said deceased, resides without tin limits of this State,?it is therefore or dered and decreed that he do appea: at the Court of Ordinary for sai< District, to be held at Pickens C. H. on the 8th day of November next to show cause if he can why tin said will should not be prove d in dm and solvmn form of law, and enteret on record, or his conscnt to the sanu will bo taken yro confesso as to him Given under my hand and sea August 5th, 1850. W. D. STEELE, O. P. I). 12?tdoc. ROADS! ROADS! APPLICTION will be made t( the Legislature at it. next ses sion, for the appointment of Com Mimoiuiicr? 10 aucr the lollowinj: Uoads, viz: From Pickens C. II., to intersec the Kcow e Turnpike Road at it: lower Terminus. n: i r* tt . ^ a j vim x icnuuii v^. ii. 10 v>reenvill< C.H. From Pickens C. II. to Hagood'i Store. From Pickens C. II. to Eastntoe From Carter Claytons' to 12 Mil< Campground. And from Pickens C.H. to W. H Striblings. Aug. IiO, 1850. 15 3m I25EEWAEE ANA WAY from the subscriber JLIj at Kingston, Cass co., Georgia a negro man nara*?d CUP1T. 11a a vvc \ over his left eye, inclined l< be gray, about 45 years old?of ratli er a brown complexion. I bough tho boy of Gen. Garvin, of Picken Dis't. S. C., and formerly belongei to some of Lynches, of that Distric or Greenville. I will give the above reward of $2 for the delivery of said boy to Jaco Burris, Esq., near Anderson C. II s c DAVIS BOROUGHS. Kingston, Geo., Aug. 14, 1850. SOUTH CAROLINA. II* THE COMMON Fl.EAS. PICKENS DISTRICT. Allen Keith, assignee, ) Dec. in Attnc v?. V Perry & Keith, Joel M. Keith. ) PIlF's Att'y: Tho Plaintiff having this day tiled hi Dcolttuuiun in my oflice, and tlie Defer dant having no Wife, nor Attorney known to be in this Stato on whom a ct py of this Declaration may bo servet On motion of Plaintiff's Attorney, It is Ordered, That tho Defendant d appear mul plead or demur to the sai Declaration, within one year mul a da from this date, or judgment will entere by default. W. L. KEITH, c. c. p. Cleric's Office, ) January 1, ]850. ) 83-Iy HEAD QUARTERS. First Brigade, S C Militia. ORDER, NO. < The following Regiments will p{ rade for Review, Drill and Inspei tion at the times and places follow ing, viz: The 3d Regiment of Infantry f Toney's old field on Monday 7th 0< tobcr next. The 1st Regiment of Infantry ? Bruton's on Tuesday the 8th Oct< ber next. The 5th Regiment of Infantry t Hunter's on Wednesday the 9lh 0< tober next. TliiS 2nd Regiment of Infantry ? Hall's on Thursday the 10th of 0< tober next. The 42nd Regiment of Infantry r Webb's, on Friday the lltli of Ot tobor next. The 4th Regiment of Irfantry e Hayno's, on Saturday the 12lh Oc tober next. The Commissioned' afid non-con1 missioned officers will assemble th day previous at their respective p? rade grounds (except the 3rd Reg ment at Tonev's; thev will assemhl on Saturday the 5th October,) fb drill and instruction. A Return of a the Regiments must be hod on the da qf Review. By order oi'F. N. Garvin* Hrig. Gen. 1st Brig. SO M j j. wThARRISON, Brig. Maj. Aug Wi ItWit .rf'i."* . ??? .t ' ' ~~ OCT WE are mrtharised to ar nounce Goi/A. Brick as a Cam] date for the Legislature fit the cn#i " TUB SOUTHERN PRESS.w | Am association of sixty-three Member* o Congress', Senators and Representatives, have constituted tho u udersigned a committee to - Ruperiutcud tho establishment of u Southern c ? Press n* Washington City, to be devoted to the exposition and defence of Southern rights and I" j institutions?tho dissemination of correct in- ' formation at to Northern policy, and tho course j of political aQairs generally, without reference | t to the old party lines of Whig and Democrat. Arrangements are now in progress,promptly to j ensure tho issue of such a paper under the | ' title of 1 "THE SOUTHERN PRESS," * for tho conduct of which, suitable Editors have 1 been engaged, w ho will aboreceivo the aid of . number of eminent and able contributors. % There will be both a tri-wockly and a weekly ^ issue?tho latter to contain substantially the ' same matter as the former, and intended to - reach those points of tho country whoso mail C facilities are limited. i A Daily issue will be added liernnffo* 1 - it be doomed advisable or necessary by the , i pross and people of the Southern States. ji , Tho paper will not bo exclusively political? ! , but will embrace on its broad sheet the general news of the ilay, domestic and foreign, by i ^ mail anil telegraph; commercial and ngricultu- j 1 ml and literary plicos; criticisms, original es? says, literary n.ui miscellaneous; and, in short, all those items of general interest, tho collec| ted aggregate of which constitutes tho interes-! j 1 ting and valuable Newspaper. Great care j . will betaken to give full anil correct Report of ' the l'rocecdings ami Debates in both Houses ! t of Congress; as well as the action of tho loca Legislatures on (he Southern question. A limited number only of Advertisements will be received?themnin objoct being to fur- ] nifrh a large amount of reading matter. ) The paper will be printod on a sheet equal I { I ill ?l*0 ?All>nnn i vm wiu oilier ? amiijgton papers , j and tlio material will bo procured especially , " | f<?r tbo purpose. I r | It is confidently hoped tbut every true I frienil to the 8,..,! wdl a id in procuring sub- 1 . eribers, and fo- word the names, with the j ^ amount 6ubscri' cd, to tome Southern ltcprc- I 5 sentativo at Wo liington, forthwith. ] I'ostmastura are authorized by law to remit i y subscriptions free of postage. TERMS: j ' Si For Tri-woekly during the Session of Congress I and Semi-weekly (luring (lie reccfs, the price I I will be, per onnum - - $0 00 j j - , 2 00 3 1 no p rico of subscription must bo paid invarably in advance, and the cash accompany the nam j si nt. I A ;> ersOns p, ocuring ten names shall be entitled to vo e'. e a copy gratis for ono year. A. J\ JUITLER, V A ( fv S ON M O It TON, fc It. TOOMBS, 1 J. THOMPSON. . ^ t~JJ~Eildors and papers fri^n lly to the cnerprizo will please publish this Prospectus \ ' which will entitle them to an exchange with ( S the nowapnper. ^ [ll. L. JKKFF.nS,] [w. S. C0TIII5AN.] ' [c. J. BUCKMASTKR.] d WAREHOUSE ! t I AND 5 oiiimi^i?ii jflcrelinnts. Market-Street, Hamburg, S*. C.?Waterproof Mclntosh-Stroet, Auuusta, CSi\.?Fiuki-rook. Take this method of informing their friends and the public generally, that they stiil continue the YVaubiiol'sk and Commission' business in this place and Augusta, fta., where they otter their services toRi-CKiVK, Stoue onsEi.L Cotton, Flour, 1'?acon, ?fce., Rkceiyb ann FonTARD MEltnil* v11iop H"" a uki uuulj!i, fon 1?i.akter's on Merchants. h Their Warehouse in Augusta is on Molntosh-street, in the centre of the Cotton trade. is Their Warehouse in tins place is safe >* from water and isolated, therefore not< r> exposed to fire. > As they will he constantly at their post, and promoting the interests of their friends (which they are nwaj;o will udd to ? , ihcir own.) They solicit and hope to ^ I merit and receive a full share of thnt lib.V I cral patronage heretofore bestowed, and d ; frtr ? - ' * .. un-v uuw roiurn t nanus. Liberal cush advances will be made when required, on any produce in store JEFFERS, COTIIRAN <fc Co. Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1849. 18 SOUTH CAROLINA, l'ICKENS DISTRICT. David Lesly and wife, Applicants, i- vs. > Wm. McWhorter and wife, and r- others, Defendants. Whereas it appears, to the OrdiLt .-.o." , y? b?iu j/i&inci, inat Mat lie w > Kyle, Henry Kyle and some of the ' children of Jas. Kyle, deceased, vs. 1 it James Kyle and Hunter Kyle, the 5* children of John, Laughlin and YVm. Kyle, deceased, (names not 1 nown.) ?t nnd the hoirs of Catharire Kyle, z- widow of Robert Kyle, deceased, (names not known) parties, defcnit dants, reside without the limits of 3- this State: It is therefore Ordered and Decreed that they do appear and it object to the Partition of the Lands i- described in tho Petition in this case, , on or before the 1st Monday, in l)e- , it cemher, 1850, or their consent to the , iJ same will be entered of record. \*r is ? I w .1 it. *> Jo. p. I/. j ' i- Sept. 2nd, 1850. l&~3m C . ... *. . it n i 1 . >?... ..... I ^ v.f. rinRT.] [r. m. keith. . ( * ? * ? e & KllilTH, . J Attorney di HMW* Wtti Practice in the Courtfi of Lfttv arid Equity for Pickens District. Office, Pickens C, ll., 8. 0. ] October X, 18-19. Uf2 r ^rrt? > ftV Tl,/. flii 1~ ^? * - ? T VW *110 I1IT3II11W Ul JAMES li Oim announce him a Candidate* for t i rc-election, to represent this ("on- t grossional District, at the ensuing " -elcotion; * WjJitj -no f fri'.C d t* <i*** ltd* bn* THE a#I KE'u\S Academy. The exercises of tliis institution wilt ominenco on the first Tuesday in June lext under the chargc of Kov. WiiiUui dcWhorter, late of hrskinc College. By order of the Trustees, "ti. K. MoFALL, Pres'tB. ofT. E. M. KEITH, <S'?c'rr 1 4t cPA" HLAD <(IAUTKKM. Cmahi.kbton, March 28. In pursunncc of a recommendation of lie Legislature, in relation to thodlstribuion of only repaired Aimn, the Militi3flicer8 interested, nre hereby notified luit as all the Rilles belonging to tho Jtatc are veto, no guns of that deseripft ion shall in future be issued from the Arsenals. IJy order of the Commnnder-in-Chi 13. T. WATT, Q. M a. ^lpril 12 3 W. S. & T. 1?. WILLIAMS, 10 noCOllraged by former sucoese, lave ngidn filled their shehct* with a inndfome nnd carefully selected slock of ,he finest, best, and cheapest SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Ever offered for snle in this Market before. They have Goods to suit nil classos iges, sexes, "and the rest of mankind." For (he I.aclicN. Calicoes of every shade and color, Muslins Lawns, Silks, atod Linens, Bonnets and Ribbons, and over) thing else they usunlly call for. IIATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES, Crockery and Hardware. A 1 ? - t\ good supply oi urocci'icg, chenp jnough. A fine article of Sugar at 12 pounds lo Lhe dollar, and Coffee at corrcspohding rates All of which wc m-o anxious to dispose offorasmall protit for casli, or credit t<* good customers. Call and sec; wo make no charge for showing our Goods. Salubrity, K. May 1 7. 18,50. LOOK OUT. ..Those indebted to the subscriber enri avo cost by calling and settling their notes and accounts as longer indulgence cannot be given. JAMES GEORGE. Jan. 6, '50 HEAD QUARTERS. Charleston, Feu. 27, 1850 I urjiYUHAli ORDERS NO.? | CIRCUMTANCES demanding thattha Governor should bo officially acquainted with the eftectivo force of the *S't mul the number of alarm men?the Brigadier Generals are hereby directed forthwith to iralic returns of their commands, to the Adjutant and Inspector General at Camden. A failure in responding promptly to this order, will not bo overlooked, and tho newspaper publications will be regarded a* pufticicnt notice. By order of the Commander in Chi? J. W. C ANTEY, Adjutant and Iii spector General. March 0, 42 lm, sons or TEiyiPKiuivcE PICKENS DIVISION, NO 21. Members of tins Division are lwmref e<l to meet hereafter on Saturday at 4 o'clock, P. M. M. M. KOKTON, B. S. NOTICE. All persons lmvirtg demands against the Estate of Nancy Ferguson lato of Pickens District dee'd must hand them in, legally attested, and those indebted will make tiayment. J. G. FERGUSON, Exeo'r Mny 00, 1850. ' I 4t Q? TMIE IP L&QE To sell your Beesc Wax, Tallow, VVo^i ~ o?- * * .? wvii j vaujviD) a x nrcsiiQd Oats, and Dry Hides; for which you can get Goods for at low down cash prices at the store of BENSON & TAYLOR. Pickens C. H., S. O. July 25th. 10 ?erht. NEW AND FASHIONABLE SPRlXO SVniflER GOODS: The subscribers are now receiving tinrf opening largo assortments of the newest ind mo?t fnshioonbJo Spring and Summer GI00DS, together with Domestics and Groceries of all kinds, nil ?if which thny ivill dispose of on the mo3t rensconblo erms forcaih. < Call nnd otamfrio bfcfore Jrou purihna? ilsowliwr ALEXANDER <fc BARTON, at Pick- ' nsvillo ALEXANDER &NEVII/, it West , Unjon S< C< v2 *1/} tf 1.860 , H I i f?i I . . I II I II I I >< i I| , I III,, mi .11 !.? EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Charleston, July 11, l85(^ A I TNTIT. icf _ v?? VlllUUT/l IKJAlt ij till communications for iheJKx- a icu.tive.must, bo addi'CKned tb him, it Columbia. July 15 V<HB! iW IWMI 11''<5 i?i IT: