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[From llio Louisvillu Couru-r of April 1*2.] Experiences ;fEilibU6tennginNicamgua Mr. Chniles II. Hull. Infe in the service of (Jon. Walker, arrived in litis ci'y on Wednesdii)* night. Ho loft here Aucrust 6th. and, on )>i? arrival in Nicaragua, was placed in tho ranger service, the most arduous but 'healthiest in that nrmv. Ho did fnithful duly until .lanuary 25llj, when ho and two 'companions, like himself dissatisfied, were sent out for beef. It was the opportunity they desired, and they took "French leave" and made their way into the wilds of Costa Yticn. They had but a small chunk of beef, ... I.! ? 1. *?' * 1 - 'in tvinwii iiu-y Pui)Msio?l lor two days. On the llitid llicy found a stray <nul?.whioh was killed. About forty pounds of Ibis meat was divided out. It was used until it becimo not only tainted, bat full of maggols. Think of that, yo lovers of delicate daintieb! Yet this putrid meat to a starving man was a choice morsel! After wandering in the mountains, often having to cut their why with a "machete" (a big knife) through the dense chnpparel, the sight of a runche gladdened their eyes. There were some liftv nohliers occupyingit. The chief officer gflvo them a cordial reception, and what was more reviving, good food. After a brief rest,they proceeded to (ruanacasta,forty miles distant. They were deprived of the nudes nntl weapons here, hut allowed to sell the equip ments, saddles, &c.f for which five dollars npiece was received. It was n god send.? Thence the men marched on foot to Hasson, seventy miles,over a trail path. Hull was very ill, weak, dispirited and despairing. Ho could not keep pace, and his comtvinio'is hud to nl-uirw1r?r. i/v i.:? r ; - fate. Conscious, however, if lie faltered he was lost, he nerved himself for the task, nnd nt night would reach the companions of his flight again. In about three days thoy renched liasson. The rtativew furninlird them with bungoes, in which they floated down a river one hundred miles to Punta Arenas on the Pacific. 13o 11 wns very ill, and out of his mind here for four days, but recovered his health sufficiently to start for San .lose, the capital of Cos'a Rica, distant eighteen miles, where they wrre directed to CO. They wnlked. On renewing thero lln?y applied to the American Consul, who refused to assist them, and characterized them us outlaws. The Prussian Consul, Manning, to liis honor be ii spoken,exerted himself and relieved them as well as others who had fled from Walk >r. President Mora sent out wine and cigars,and her,as well nsall the Costa Iti<v>ns, bestowed every kindnea*. The Peruvian Minister sent them two ounces of gold, and a Costa Ilican gentleman gave them as much more. Kven the little children,affected by their sad looks and tiluntion, would ? ..I. J I !...! .11 ? n}i|jiutcii ififin 11111 idiy aiiu present mem with .small coins. The native women tendered ih?'ir sympnthy with the grnce and delicaey of true women. From San Jose the)' were sent hack to l'unta Arenas, and allowed money for expenses. There the Government paid their board for two works. 0? the arrival of the tttoam-diip Pannma, they, with 134 others, who had ilofeked in, in the meantime, left for their own country. The Costa Rican government paid their entire expends, '75 each?In Now Oilcans or Now York as lhoy wi.shed, The whole people se^m (o cherish no animosity against any of the filibuster soldiers hut Walker. They believe the men arc deluded, i;u'l deceived by him and speculators who thus traffic in human life, to gratify motives of 8< lll.ihness' and cupidity. Walker is naturally nn object of execration, and if they catch him his fate will be teriiblc.? Mr. Dull shows bv his appearance what ho has undergone. He says he has lost forty ? liriliml)! nf flmili ?!ncn liu l..fi 1fanliixb.it T?..? he is glttd to g'.'L back s;'.fe willi what is left of |iim. Tiukd ok V"kkbdo.m.?Hon. K. YV. Kennedy, of Columbia, Tennessee, three years since, emancipated thirty slaves, who went to Liberia. One of them, Cyrus, got tired of this-country, and coining back to America, tried Ohio ns a place of srsidenco, The freedom there, however, did not suit him, and on Monday last he returned to Columbia, and resumed his position H8 a slave, having tried freedom and found it wanting in those comforts he experienced at his old home. T.v tho Washington Union U published an army order of conn 'erable importance, ily thifc, (len. Hnrney, who has been Ht the heftd of the military force in Florida, is ordered with sixteen companies of infantry to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. One detachment of dragoons, under tho command of Col. Johnson, is ordered for servico against tho Chian Indians; nnd another, under Col. Sui;tmor, is detailed "for tho West"?probably for Utah, as we may cxpcc'. -ome &erious disturbances there. A Fioiit jn' Wasiiisotoh.?A corregnnmlitnt rtf thft fl.lltimoro Amerirrtn nuilinn from Washington, under date of April 17, &yB-: t Some of your renders have probibly noticed the letter* recently in ihe Herald, charging Phillip Clfyton, Esq., tho new First Auditor of the Trensury, with Gulphinism in the matter of nllowi ? the chum of II. Wr Thompson against tb' Menomo nee Indians. 1 he Author thereof, Mr. Geo. R. Ilorrlck, who is the Clerk of the Finance Committee of the Senile, was nltnokod nt the Post Office this morning by n Mr. Calvin R. Snyio, of Alabama, a second eousin of Mr. Clayton, and considerably pummelled. The only visible bruise, however, is n black eye, but Mr. Herrick complains that his shoulders tire somewhnt lame. He nUo says that the assailant put his bend in Chanr.ertf. In nsn lliA llnult li?rm of tbo rinrr nnr) that ho was thereby unable to do any thing more ?h?n to ward off a few of the blows from his head. Tub Wratiier and tub Cottok Cjtor. Efc " Nkw Oulkans, A ,>ril 14.~-Not withstanding the continued eold weather throughout the Cotton reaion. the vounr? nlunt in not m Mjpytid to hava aiifforcd'matftj-fafiy, for the ] \ I teaton that Ibq* waa very JittU abova 1 ground?and even had there been the injuI ry would neither have been general nor se{ vere. The ground was never, perhaps, in a botlci' condition than at tho present, while the hieadlh of land under Cotton culture , largely exceed* any former year. Ix tlic Tnmpn (Kin.) Pcnfihstilar of tho 11 tli inst., wo Una somo Into intelligence from tlio lliCHtroof tho Indian war. On tlio 25th ult., Capta. McNeil am! Dttrrnnce left Capron for a scout. On the 28th theydis i covered on tho St. Suoio Uiver, a camp i which afforded traces of rmliaun, who ap- I parently had ahandoned it only a day or two previous to tho arrival of the tmnn? ? I - - 1? . I | Oil tho 31st they struck an Indian trail, i which tlicy followed to a 8n? il! hammock, i ! whero tbey found a firo burning u. - other i . indications of tlio vicinity of Indians. Two ; of tho Indians were scon lurking about and I wero shot. Several other trails were found, | but no captures of Indians rewarded their j ; pursuit. A Dktkuminkd Oori'le.?Mr. Itobcrhaugh nnd Miss Wolford, of lY>ndloton county, Va., were married in Hampshire, Vft. Tho affair was an elopement. The parties livo some fifty miles distant, and walked the whole distanee-tho nrm of the yioum dimming me wnw 01 nis t?ir mistress throughout the whole journey. A r.TO instance of an elopement on foot, with fo hftppy a result. Tkrmui.k Rkvkxok.?An expedition under command of Mr. S. Lockhart, lias been seeking traces of whites murdered in Pitt River Valley, by the Indians. Mr. L. whose brother was among the victims, returned to Shasta, Cal. on the J4th of March, bonstir.g that before leaving Pitt River on lii* , expedition, he iv?i*??i n considerable qunntity of strychnine with flour, nnd placed it where it would ho found and consumed by thefctaiving Indians. He nlso stated with apparent gusto, his poisoning Achievements j duiing last glimmer ^ liile livinof with his ] brother in Pitt River Valley. According ( to his own story, ? number of tlie Indians of that section of the country were treacherously poisoned by him. While thanking him for his bounty, many of the hungry red men stiffened into corpses before his eyes. A nkw Wheat.?Mr. S. Louis Shaw, of i ivireka, Humboldt Bay, California, writes to the Commissioner of Patents that ho has recently procured the see l of a new kind of wheat from a frictid, who told him that, it was a wild variety found in the Sierra Nevada. Mr. S. had planted a few kernels last year, tho yield of which was very larg ; at least fivo hundred kernels for each one that ho planted. lie enclosed a few bits of the straw of this wkeut, because it was solid instead of being hollow. From tho general appearance ot' tho specimens thus received, it is supposed to bo a variety nam.,.1 ?-'?- -r V.--J ii im.11111 [n uiijincum, oi wuicii numerous experiments were made in England, proving it to bo entirely worthless so far as mak ing bread is conccrned. The kernel hself is very large, much larger than (ho common varieties so generally used in this country.? Washington Union. Wnor.ksomu Advick.?The Raleigh Standard Gila up a spire corner with the ; following "blit;k full": " Nearly every nrticle, whether for use or ornament, is now selling greatly beyond its real value. Owing to vaiious causes, pi ices are high, and the temptations to extravarrancp and sno. n I lation have increased. If you expect to e?! cape safely from the financial crash which ; must result, sooner or later, from the prcs^ ent condition of things, Hve within your income?do not go in dehl?pay us you <70.? | Take this homely and wholesome advice, and, it may save ou from many n heartache. What is Man's uojiruhrrmx.?Prof. Henry denies that man is made of dust. IIo snys modern fcienoe has established, by n wide and careful induction, the fact that plains mm animals principally consists of solidified air : tlio only portions of an earth ly character \>liich cuter into tlieir cornposiiion being the ashes which remain after combustion. All the other parts wero originally in the atmosphere. SI'ltlN(i k SUM MER SITI'LIES J. B. E. SLOAN & CO. i'cixllctoil. \\,rK arn now iccuiving the lurgcut anil most if complete assortment of ^ yJRv ^ VU) ^ &JJ | That \vc have ever brought to tlii* place, which we uro willing to gull at ihort profits. Our 4>)oo<Im have been carefully selected in Now York, Philadelphia and Charlooton. We can be always found nt our post willing and roady to show our tloods free of charco. Wo will tnke in exchange lor Ooods.Corn, Rye, Wheat, Outs, ltacon, J,nr<l, 1 allow, Beeswax. Honey, Homespun, Rags, Chickens, Duck*, Tur Keys, nutter, ?tc., at tlto market prico. April 22. 1S57 41 tf FimiL rvorj^K. rPIIE legal heirs anil representatives of Kiissell' I Cnnnon, deceased, nre hereby notified that a final settlement of the Estate of the naid deceased will be had before tho Ordinary, at I'iekens | Court House, tho 27th day of July next. Throe indebted to said estate will make payment, and those having demands will present them on or before tbnt time. RANSOM DUKE) . , . II. DCJKK. ^Admr*. Ai.rilOfl 1SA7 41 i LAST TAX NOTICE. AIX porson# who do not pj?y their TAX ON OR HY SfA Lit DA Y IN MA Y NtfXT will hp"? rmy Mist, no Kxccntlons *ill 1h: issued immediately thereafter without distinction of per* V llf * n ? *? ** SOUS. ??. W. MJ. WAitl, T.O, April 16. 1 BM 4<^ H DR. Z. W. GREEN OFFKKH bin l'rofo?i<? .1 iorrioet to the citizens of I'ickcnn District, in th? practico of : Mediriitu ill it* rnrioiu brnncliow. Ho would ?ny that htthnfl mi oxporionco of ten yours in practice, (Jflke in hia Storo. April 14, 18fe7 " NOTICE. ~ / 11 >> i 111 a. xiuw a n if, who oi iv. howard, V of Pickens district, will, at the oXftfration of three months from this date, trade a? a Vret Deal er. Her occupation will be that of Wt?rer and Beamvtreits. Feb, 7, li57. 80 8m SPKlNCt k BIB GOODS!) At Bachelor's Retreat. FRENCH, SWISS, BRITISH AND \ American Dry doodx. 'PlIE oubacrltar in now recoivin# one of the L best Bolected and entlro new Stock of UltY (liOOD^ iic ii.ih nn<i wr utv ihsi Kuven years. IJeshlcs j which, he has a variety of FANCY GOODS ; also, Biiots, Show, Huts iml BoOnels of all stylos mid fashions; (iroci'i'irs, Hardware, Crockery, Medicine?, Dye-Stuff*, itc.; in fact, nioi-t nr- ' ticlea usually kept in a country store. Give me a call and you will not leave without making a purchase, and carrying off u bargain I I will Darter fui Corn. Fodder, Wheat, Bacon, Kaw Hides, Uccnti'ax, Tallow, Dried Fruit, itc., allowing the very highest market prices. LEONARD TOW BUS. A m il 22. 18K7 <i ?" E B. BENSON k SON, At Old Pendleton, \RK now receiving and opening one of tl?e lar. goat nnd host selected btoeks of Spring and Summer Goods Ever brought to tho upper pari, of South Carol i> ] nu; purchased in New York suxl Philadelphia on | the most favorable terms, so us to enable us to sell hh ciikap i>s nny other merchant*. Our stock consists of nil tlm i uniinlly kept in any Railroad (own, many X'A' \V STYLUS OF FASHION A BLK GOODS for | Ladies and Gentlemen, and a very l.irge slock of lteady I?ln?lc Clolliin^. Persons in want of floods will find it to their | interest to examine onr stock before purchasing elsewhere. No charge made for showing our Goods; therefore, give us a trial. K. H. BKNSONT A *ON\ Pendleton, April ":t, 1867. 41 ' ESTATE SAI.K. AVILtbosoU ?? <',t' '?te residence of A1>ra II iiitin iltmline, deccpscd, on the 14th day of amy ncxi, ail dim l'orsonal Potato, consisting of Nine Likely IVcffroon, Horsos, Cattle, Hogs, Com and Fodder, Wheat, Household nnd Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools mid numerous other articles. TICRMS-On ft credit of nine months, with note, security iuuI interest?all sums under ?5. cash. J. 13UHDINB. ) , , . April 22,1857 M. HURU1NF,, \ A,t,nr * ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ON the 12tli day of Mny noxt, T will sell nt i>ultlic outcry, at tbo late rosidonco of Jntue McKinney, deceased, Five l?i!icly Nc? grot's, to wit: PATIENCE, about 20 years old ; MARTHA, ? 28 " " and llcr boy child 4 or 5 " " SIMON, " 10 " " MA HI A, 7 or 8" ^4TjRO- 5 Hnwm? K il #?f ??#*! in^ tools, one hundred bushels Corn more or less, lifle Gun, box of Window Glass, and other articles. A credit of nine months will be given on all sums over five dollars, purchaser giving note and good rccuritr. JOHN tfcKINNEY, AJtn'r. April 23, 1837 41 3 oa' thes'uie" day, { T the same place, and on tho same terms of j'\ the nlwvo sale, will be sold TT\V? IjiKcly I?oKrot'S namely: CALEB, 2*2 or 23 yonrs old ; AUY, 19 " Ono work Steer, nnd other articles J Ad. ROBIXaON, Adm'r. April 2S. 18ft7 ' .41 3 iv PTW SPRING AND SUMMER GOOGS, Pickens . II., S. . VFTER returning my grateful thanks to my friends and customers for their past very liberal patronngo to my business, T desire to call their attention, as well as that of the public generally, to my large ?nd a._1.. *_/i . i uiiuiy Hoauricu OIUUK 01 Spring and bummor Goods, Which I nm now receiving, and which have boon purchased on very advantageous terms as to prices, and which I am determined on selling as low us they can bu bought at iiktaii. anywhere. My stock of DllY (iOODS embraces almost every article called for. either bv Liilie* op i - V.v....v.?v?, in Fancy or Staplo Dry (Joocls, Bonnets, Ribbons, Mantillas, Embroidery, Collars, Undorslcos, Jaukouet and Swiss Edgings and Inserting*, <fcc. llcnriy I?Ia?Ic (Jlolhin?, A very henvy nnd varied assortment. HATS ?fe CAPS, the latost styles for men nnd boys, in great varioty. Boots ?fc siiooh, Crockery nnd Glassware, Hardware and Cutlory, Drugs, Medicines, and Dye-stutFs, Perfumery, Fanoy artiaia(i alort , 4?.OW, *>iroccrics, Wliicli nre sold strictly for cash. Coma and buy where you can get good nrtides and good bargains. Z. W. GREEN. April 14, 1857 40 tf__ ~ JOSEPH J. NORTON, AU6ru?y at Law, PICKENS CO {JUT HOUSE, S. OA fiOL/XA, I WiLT< attend promptly to nil legal business | entrusted to l :in in (ho District* comprising ' tli*i VVoRtern Clrtnlt, to wit: Abbeville, Amler-i son, l'tckens,Greenville,Spartanburg and Laurens j Dec. 12, ma 23 ' m tf STATE OIF MOUTH CAROLINA, | IN KQUITY?V1CKKN8. or:n:..? n iJ-'- i fi mi<?iii v/npu, -siu.'ft r. i R. B. Keith ,*Ux'trix, I BiH ^ D^crj, ReK. M. Keith, I *"" <t"T. J. Keith, K^'ors, et ftl. J IT appearing to tho satisfaction of the Commitmonur tlmt M. L Keith, one of the defendants to tt\ia bill of rompluint, ro?id?B without the jurisdiction of tho Co-.irt: on motion of Orr tie Wi]k*>, complainant's solicitor*, it is ordered that the said defendant dooppear, plead, ?nsv?vr or demur to , tin; (mid bill of complaint in thin ease, within three i mori*l?<4 frnm ll?ia ?!?*/? m- ? ? ? * 1 .. ...? ?...v , imi uiun Jfiv iv/ljcurt will bo taken a* to hint. ROUT. . THOHPHOV n * vr> Oum're offic?. Mnrch 28, 1857 8m LUMBERF LOMBEKr fPIIK lindornigncd ere now prepared lo 1 Jl fill orders for LUMUEU of b!I kiwi*, at j their Mill or Oconco f!r?-pL- oi?Ii? north-east of VVhIIiaIIa. Lumbor will bo delivered if it is desired by ibe purclif>*qr. Our term* will bo inadn pjeofnnrvJM'ing, mid wo vearieotfidly solicit the palronngo ' of th? public JAMES OEOKUK, M. F. MITCHELL, J. NT. 1AWRENCH. F?b. 10, 1857 31 tf spring b summer goods! IHIUS. II. KNEE TTAVINO returned from Ciiariestou with a su11 j?'rb and well selected btock of Spring & Summor Goods, Consisting partly of elegant Mtulin and llarrge Kobes anil Drones, cnpcrb Muntillas and Mantelet*, with u great variety of other article*, is offering tliein for anient the most reasonable rates. Sim also litis on hand JtOyNJi'Tii, of every description nnd style, and amongst them n few of 1 tlic new Ktyle Oipsey JJonnet; elegant Kmbroide- | ries in Uolfnrs, Sleeves and Wands; Calicoes and i Gingham*, bcantiful patterns; fine Long cloth nnd Twills, and many other FINE GOODS of: new brands and styles, including a .splendid va- | rimiv nf WSWK.??o f ? * - * ' v ... ? ..rnvia, iv IVUMIIP, JLiUVCS, OVU. ! ! Oontlcmcir* unci Bdyn' Huts, with a good assort- I mont of Goods in this lino. 1 return my oincero tlinnkx for past favors, and | rv?pee?fully solicit thu continued patronage of | the public. IMcase cnll. Ladies, and examine for j yourselves?beautiful Goods and bargains will be fold on the very best terms. Wallialln. April 13, 1857 40 3m DISSOLUTION. 1 rrHK firm ol" N. <t II. F. Morhan has been din1 solved by mutual conscnt, and nil persons inj debted prior to the 1st Jununry. 18.57, will plcnse I make payment, as the business of the firm must ! i be closed. N. MOHQAN, ! B. F. MORGAN. t B. F. MORGAN QTIIjL continues the mercantile business nt the | ?.? old ntuml, where ho has just opened ? now, beautiful niul ??M Slocli of Woods, Which lie is l?>w for cash or to punctual , (.. .touier*. lie will barter for Corn. Oats, Peas, j Nceswax, Tallow. Haw Hide*, A*c. Thankful for ! past liberal piitr0na5je.be respectfully so'icits a rruitinnan^u <>f the vaine. Dacusvillo, April 14, 18.r>7 -l<? 4 I T-T, nersons nrn IhtcIiv fnrw.i, i\ fur a note of hand, given by me to Elijah j llitikle, (senior, for $'200.00, dated sometime in April, 1865, ii8 lie 1ms received payment in part for said note. IIEN 11V II INKLE. April 6, 1?B7 JtO 8 Executor's Notice. 'THOSE having demand* against the Estate of 1 John Abbott, deceased, will render them in legally attested; and, all person*) indebted to said estate, iuu?t make payment immediately. O. W. PHILLIPS, Executor. Aoril *7. 1857 ao * POSITIVE NOTICE. THOSE (tue me MONKYmust pay forthwith othorwise tliey will find their N'ote? in mi of- J ficcrs hands fur collection. ZACHARIMl POWER. A pril 8, 1857 30 ? COME IN TO THE SHOW ! VLL persons indebted to me, either by NOTE or ACCOUNT, must pay up immediately, or they will bo. placed in the hntnfs of an officer fur collection, for money I must and will have. Attention to this notice will save cost. Z GIBSON. A pril 7, 1857 30 4 HEAD QUARTERS. ORDERS NO.? WII10 two Battalions composing tho 5th L Regiment, S. C. M., will parade at tbc time* nnd place* following : The 1st Battalion will parade at Pickensvillo on Saturday the 2d day of May next. The 2d Battalion will parade at Mr*. Barton's on Saturday tho 9ih of May. Commissioned and non-commissioned officers will attend on davs previous at 10 ^..:n ---1 ? V ?.IWVI\, ??. ill., IU| uilll MIIM IIIMIliriMUl, Tbe Majors in command of each Battalion are charged with the further extension of these orders. By order of Col. Jamison. A. II. HOGGS, Ad'j't. April 16, 1857_ 40 td HEAD QUARTERS? WnE i>attnlions composing the '2d R<igi L ment of Infantry, 8. 0. M., will para<le for drill and lioview at their respective places of rendezvous, as follows; The Upper Battalion on Saturday the 9th Mav. Tho Lower Battalion on Saturday 16th May. Commissioned and noncommissioned officers will attend the day previous to each Review for drill and instruction. Lieut. Col. M. It. Hunnicutt and Mnj. L. Rogers are charged with the extension of these orders. lly order of Col. P. II. Prathrji. W. N. CRAIO, Ad'j't. _ April 7, 1857 30 _ __ td Stale of Sonlli Carolina. IN KQUITY?1'IOKKNS. Abraham Duke, Harriet Duke and Ransom Duke, 1 vs. Jo?eph Dollrson, Melinda Dolloson, Jtonjnmin Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carlo* Cannon, Jnmes Cannon, Margaret Marchbankn. Judy or Kcr.-Jrick, E!;j..u CaiHias, Martha lire ? r. , and William OiUtrap. DILL roa PARTITION, ACCOUNT, RKf.lKK, AC. rPlIK Complainants having film! their bill of 1 complaint, and it appearing to my uati*fa?tlon that Joseph Dolh-con, Mellnda Dulleson, Bcnja min Cannon, Wellington Cannon; Carter Camion, < James Cannon, Margaret Marchbanks. Judy or Judith Kendrick, Elijah Cannon and Martha Drown, defendants to naid bill, reside without the limits of this State: on motion of C, J. Klford, complainants' solicitor, it is ordered that the said absent defendant* do plead, answor, or demur to the said bill of complaint, within three months from this date, or the said bill will be taken as confessed against them. ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.n. Com'rs officii, March 21,1851 Dm TdTir i-s ? 7 . H s . 4 e-s . (vj ? >?g?f bi 2 a* |j1-2 ,g?~ g | Oh ?< > j|"a jjf-g-s-s h "?? G* Jil S-sK -v ^2 "5 >? W- ~ <r\ . J* ~ -I 3 g, v ? t U- _ ? 6? g, t'.'j * s = ? t? 5 ^ i?? 15 I -? ;-i * s <02 K ^ i 1 3 . -N3? "IS 12Is 2 i $j il|.^ 12 Ktfy A #HA?V#t A A vmw. & LM I. WAUUJWO, U*iJK'JL'tf <B JHAKWJSS& UKlwt rate Iron nxle Wagons, nnd 79 now Iron nxlo Kail Rottl C?rl?, nt reduces! prices. Also, Cnrt w?d Wngon Ilnmemt for *al? hy SITTON A HUNTER, I\iiidleton, Oct 03, 18W 16 tf ENGLISH & CLASSICAL ACADEMY | AT IVA R'13 AIjIJ A. PARENTS and Guardian* sire respectful- ; lv !.? 1 : ' - m..v....vu,vimh iiiu VIIIUVIOI^IK'U IS HOW prepared to receive pupils, and to give them instruction in nil tlio branches of a solid English nnd business Ednoalion.? M athematie.s, Natural Philosophy. Greek, Latin, German and Frcnch. The Academical year consists of ten months. The terms of tuition in tbo English, .Mathematical, 1 Mercantile and Classical Department, per quarter of eleven weeks, are &5.00; 7.00 ; { 10.00; depending upon the studies pur- 1 sued. French and German are extra. In soliciting n chare of public patronage j we bog leave to say, that tho principles ] which are to govern the undersigned in the ! discharge of his duties, havo boon tested by reason and experience both in Europe and ' this country; and the system of European 1 Schools will bo adhered It), only as far as I it is essential to a thorough education, and i in harmony with the institutions of the I State. Tlio government will bo mild and I aft'ectionhte, but firm and energetic, so thai the heart likewise may be improved, while i the intellect is disciplined and developed, i Board may be had in very respectable j families on very reasonable tcims. There exists now h lino of daily sfasren i between Anderson, ono of the termini of (JboXioUimbia ami Greenville Railroad, affording considerable taeiiny to pursnns visiting our town, personally to obtain every desirable information on questions relating to tbo School, and we are privileged to refer thorn to Col. J. O. Lewis, l>r. H. Henry, l)r. \\\ T. Holland, Dr. L. IS. Johnson, Col. 10. M. Keith, I. liradwell, Esq., gentlemen of intelligence and high position in society, and living in or near the place. In addition to the above, we present the following testimonials and references. Kbv. C. F. BanSembr received a Classical education in 1'iussia, and, his studies having been regularly and carefully pursued, lie ontered the Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary, at Lexington, S. C., and, in due time, became a member of the Kv. Luth. Synod of S. C. Believing him to bo an excellent scholar in the English, Classical and Mathematical Departments, j we cheerfully recommend him as well calculated to take charge of a Classical Academy, and to prepare students for the Junior i r\i .. < .1 n rt /i n v^iuss oi ino r>. v./. oiicgo. ]??v. J. Hacumax, D. I)., Charleston. liev. Ij. Mum.br, u Uev. O. ]). Hkrniikim, " .1. F. SCHIUMKK, " W. Mfl.lf.r, Pres't. Columbia Female High School. Rev. E. L. IIazki.ius, 1>. D. Professor of Theol. Lexington, S. C. rev. S, S. SCHMI'ckkk, D. 1)., 'in i r? ?... i 1 I IUI. 1 IR'DI, VJTBUVSOUrg, I'll. Rev. II. J. Baughkk, Pres. Penn. Col. Rev. M. Jacous, Prof. Math. " " llev. Prof. Ij. ElCHKUiKUGRR, D. D. Rev. J. 13. Anthony, Pres. Ev. Luth. Synod, S. C. Pev. O. Dkmmk, D. I)., Philadelphia. Rev. J. Moiuue, I). I)., Baltimore. BaoxroN Fouo, Bi'anfort dist. S. C. I take pleasure in certifying, that the R"\ 1 C. F. Bansemor has been for two years P in- j oipal of an Academy in our village, and tli. t j for competency, industry and gentlemanly j deporting if. lie is deserving the confidence ; and patronage of tlie community as a teach- j or, either in the English, Classical or Math- i ematical department. J. W. VVvman, M. D. Chairman Hoard of Trustees. Extract from a former volume of tho South Carolinian, Columbia : Cllestervii.i.k Mai.k Acadkmy.?This Academy has been under the charge and superintendence of tho liev. C. K. llansemer, who came highly recommended as a 4 1 1 It m * ^uiiLiciiuii) unci scnoiar. f roin Wltai wo i have seen, we believo ho possesses tho peculiar nrt to impart and communicate inst ruction to his pupils. The Trustees liavo | visi(ed the school and heard the recitations > of the scholars, and particulaily examined i into the method and manner of instruction | to the different classes, and the government and order of the school, and deportment of the student*, and now with pleasure can ! we recommend tho school to the public and ! the citizens of Chester District in parlicu- ] iar, ivo. lion. S. McAi.ii.kv, ftcv. J. Oouulass, J no. Rosnortorti, Esq., Tuns. MoClurk, M. \Vri!.Lf.vMs, W. D. Hekkv. Mt. Zion Com.koiatk Tnstitutk, ) Wintwboro' Fairfield l)i?t. S. (J. f Ilev. C. F. Hansemer has been fop three j \>eara |>ast engaged as a Professor in this Institution, during which time bo has propared a largo number of young gentleman for the Sophomore and Junior Classes of the South Carolina Co!lego. He maintains a high reputat ion as a scholar, and it is rafe to meet with one so capable of instructing in the various studies pursued in Academies. I never have been associated with a more AonumAnlinna inrlnfoilwoKla o?*il ?? s;*""" | lc?ehr:r than lie is. It is 110 small rocoin- 1 mewhition as a toaoher, thai he is always at his post, and never permits pleasure nor recreation to withdraw him from his duties. As a high minded and honorable gentloman, I most cordially recommend him to the public. J. \V. IlrnsoN, Pres. Mt? Zion Collegiate Institute. l'or further particulars, address Vv. 1'. ItAllfttJI r,K. Wallialla. S. C., Feb. 1850 31 (f TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS ! KNOW all mun by these presents, tlmt 1, J. T* N. BMITH, nm now giving tin* bighvut price for GHIiKJf.AND 1)RY HIDES ever before offered in thin country, nnmvly : Hides, Ort-cn, from ft 1 -i to 7 1 cents per lb. do. Dry. " 10 to 12 1-2 " Uriittr vour Hides to me iimt n? soon (in von tr?t them olf (lie bonst,niul it will ho netlor for u* nil. J. I. N. SMITH. Jnn. 29, 1867 29 y SiPD r\rn ?, c<ni<iim n/w>ttn Minimi vv oil HI iTI. Ill 1\ liUUIJft. C;RO V:rii68, &C. rFHK undersigned lias just returned from I Charleston with a large and well selected Stock of new and elegant Spring and Summer Goods, Consisting partly of Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, Ac.; u 'P.: : ti'I i i ? ?ivmn-i;>, *11iiiuiiiigs, uiooons, ano )>ncCB ; Cloths, Cnssi in ores, Drup d'Ete, Linens and Vesting* ; 0loves, Hats <fc Caps, Hoots A.* Shoes; "v Saddles, Undies and Martingales ; V Together with many other articles in tho , Dry (roods line. A fjS /). Xi'<rni-? find T/ilni/<r>r? ?f ! ? ~ w.v best quality. (?m'cricHi A large nnd fresh lot, for pale vorv low. My friends nnd llio public are requested to examine my stock for themselves, as T charge nothing for showing Goods; and I inn also- determined to sell as low as tho lowest. Try me. I will exchange Goods for llceswax, Tallow, Feathers, Hides, Arc., &c., as well an sell on the most reasonable Icrins J. N. LAWRENCE. Pickens II., March 11, 1807 36 JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER. .IKAIBUv. VISCHE^KR, Wiilliulla, S. V., n.s.o j . w.?..?.??<! from New York. willi ii large and beautiful nssortmenl Ot WATOWE?, (both Gold and Silver.) Clocks, Music Boxes, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Articles, Perfumvry, Sun|k, (1<\M aln : nil of I.O. I.. r? -*-1- ~~.i ? ......... ....... IIVVII uiiujjllt 1UI VII3II, mill 1VI1IVII he offers for snlo on ihe most accommodating li'ims. jti?" Ho nlso REPAIRS Watches nnd other articles in his line, nnd solicits the patron ige of the public. His stand is near the public square, at Walhalla, S. C. Dec. 15, 1856. 24 tf State <>!' South Carolina, PIOKEN8 1>J8TI!ICT IN TIIE COUUT OK COMMON PLKAS . Dickson M. Lumpkin J Attachme?r Thomas W. Chastain. ^ * ' ,un * lVr!JEREAS, the plaintiff <)i<T. on the 4th day M of March, l8/>7,file his declaration against the defendant, who (as it is said) is ubsent from and without the limits of this State, and have neither wife nor attorney known within tho same upon whom a copy of the said declnration might he served: It is ordered, therefore, that the said defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or beJore the 15th day of Murch. 1858 ; otherwise final and ntwclutc judgment will then be given and awarded against him. March 11, ISM ?!. K. HAGOOD. ac.r CAST STEEL. VLWAYS on hand, a quantity of small Octagon CASVSTh'KL. For sale at 12 1 2 cts. ner pound. A pply at iho Store of GEO. COLLYER it CO. Tunnel Hill, April 2 S8 tf NOTICE. rIMlE undersigned having been appointed As1 sigi.ee of Aneqn Bangs A Co., nil persons illdobted to said firm arc requested to make payment to 0. E. CALLENDER, Tunnel Hill, April 2^ 88 A?xn/?re. ORDINARY'S SALE. fj ? virtueot an order from W. J. Parsons, .i) Ordinary for Pickens District, will bo sold beforo the Sheriffs Office* at Pickens C. H., on the first Monday in May next, to the highest bidder, the Ileal Estate of Hezelciah Kindley, deceased, situate in Pickens district, on Shoal Croek. waters of Saluda river containing ninety two acres,moro or less, and adjoining lands of it. Hill, John Craine and others. Sold for distribution among his heirs. Tkkms ok Sai.k.?On a credit of tweivo months, without interest, except costs to bo paio in cast) ; uio purotiasor giving bond with two approved sureties, and a niortgago of the premises to llio Ordinary, it' roquircd by him, L. C. CRAIG, 8.r.i>. April 0, 1857 _ 4 ~SHERIFF>8 SAIiE*. 1> V virtue of sundry writ* of fieri facias to mo ) directed, will bo sold before the Court House, in Piekone District, within the legs1. hours, en tho first Monday nod Tuesday in May next. One tract of land, containing two hundred and fifty sovon acres more or less, adjoining lands of J. J. Garvin. Ilobcrl Johnson ami other*, also ono otlior tract of land,containing six hundred acres more or less. Adjoining lands of J. A. Eaaly, jr., Widow Merk and others, levied on as the properly of F. N. Garvin, nt the suits of Phillips and McCarroll, It. A.Steele, Adtn'r, Wm. Hoggs and others. One Iract of land, containing I wo hundred acres ... n.ijuMUMu iniiua 01 oainuei Maxwell, Jacob Collins und others, levied on as the proper tv o* *?-*i ^'iii'ilipo, ?i Deacon, \V. H. JonrH, Kxecntor ami others. One house and lot in the town of Walhalla, whereon F. V\ eibens now lives, adjoining H. Fhgcn and others, levied on as his property fit tho suit of K. Rlmrpo, f?r E. 15. Benson agaiiust B. B. Kice and F. Wiebens. 205 acres of land more or lew, on waters of nix mile creek, adjoining lands of John Howard. J.K Howard and others, levied on as the property of Han.uol Smith, at the suit Wm. Oliver, survivor. One lot in llit< town of Wallialla, belonging to tliv estate of J. H. Fisc)<er, deceased, levied on an tlic property of snitl Fischer, at tlio suit of tho German settlement society of Charleston. Thp Hotel and I'ickcnsville tract of land, containing 200 acres more or legs, adjoining Stephen w .>? VI,.\vu? 1 * .. .mi. t> nmicr niKi oilier#; AIM, One lot ill the town of Picke?v?, levied on ne the proj>erty of 0. M. Reiil, at the suit of J. K. llagood, John Bow en and other#. On a credit until 1st Sept. with npprorcd paper#. One trimmer's table, one carriage body and uhafts, stove and pipe, large lot carriage anil buggy spoken, lot felloe.*, scythe and snead,and oxcart; n ml, on Tuesday after #atedny at Pickcnsville, #ix bed# and heil?tft|d?, Mtfi-, cupboard, two dressing table#, bureau. fidliiwr JahT tui.i* work table, eighteen chairs, kitchen furniture, lot lumber, fiOO lb^ bacon more or loss, lot lard, lot cans, lot jugn, wood work of 2 two borne wngfnpo, wooil work of one hor?u wiigon, lot lumber in blacksmith shop. lot of spokes,one (wo horse wagon, lot pnioto, lot trimmings, lot felloes, lot of springs and axels, lot iron, wood work tbreubuggiw, yoke oxen and cart, clock, and other article** levied oft a* the property of G. M. Kutd. nt the suit* of J. K. llngoou and John How en and others. On Tuesday after saleduy at the boutc of Claitwin Poole, shwt ei^lsty four bimbols c<h?.. lo? i.-.S mi by virtue of ilomtxfW attachment as the property of Z&chariah Black well, at the suit of Clniborn Poole. Tcrnai tush; purchaser" to pay for pflpcrn. L ('. CIlA 10, g.r p. April 10,1857 39 td