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inbltf. The London I'ifchango closes at ihlteie oMook, nnd as the difference in time ! tyetWocrt llutt city nn'J N?w York i? four, hours nnd forty-live minutes, wo will r6.- : fceive the report of the price of Consols at eleven o'clock ii) the morning, in time for .jour operators in Wall strept. The trtovefticnts in the London nnd Nor Yoik mopey j ta.irkets will ;hercfore appear in th? ovening j editions of the Now York Herald, nnd on j *lhe snmo tiny on which they may take place. 'Vhe British Parliament sometimes sits as lute as one o'clock, ami ih/.j ? -ssioos are ? occasionally prolonged till tw,o io the morning, bit*, the result of their deliberations will | reaoh us about ten o'clock of the preceding j evening, lime enough lobe published in the ' llemldof the next day, simultaneously with thvi report in the London Times. Tben, 1 ngajn, our great mercantile tn ms can send their orders through i' t:> different parts of Kuropo find countermand them wilh the same rapidity should they find it their intercut to do so. It in hardly possible to calculate the effect of thja stupendous undertaking. n"d when accomplished there cartnot *>o a doubt of its succeak in ft pfcouniary point of view. When it is considered I (ml it will be connected with the various land lines on ..r -l... .? ?" thirty three thousnnd' finite* in Europe nnd forty-two thousnnd, in tho United Stntos, nnd (lint it will bo the only mean's of connection between them, it would seem to be inadequate 10 the demands tlint will bo made upon 41. Stich is the opinion of somo who Juivd had long experience tn tcl"Sjrftpbing, nnd who prod if t llint befofe live yenrs binnsn l.\vri uthnntinni> i>nt>lnii will Kn , __ w instead of one. ? N. Y. Herald. Hiddkn Tkkasirk.?One of tr?o weeks n??? n valuable dt-posiie of Spanish milled dollars was found burlw! on U>o *ito of no old dwolling house, on tlio form cHllcd " Wnrhill,'- in Janice City County, the family Bent of the.lale Daniel Jones. The box containing tlio silver treasure was exhumed by the overseer, Mf. Avery. It is not generally known what tho amount is, but it is. supposed to bo large. It is supposed that lltlij money WR8 SJpOSM'J by Hnhiel Jones, the former propria or, during ihe Into war with t J rent Mrii.iin, when the pariic Ot .'Mprend this portion of tlie cnuntry.. [Williamsburg (Fa.) Gazelle. Bi ntND tiik TiMKrt.-v-A gentleman from (lie: nrnl districts, nccording to 0)c Memphis Bulletin, enmo to lint city anxious to know if " Jecnu-.s Buchanan" was elected President, and upon being replied to in the fldlhmilil'A Ktt CU'ftllAlf-U/] ' Vf nw rn?l||WVi v.u U'/"** I) " VI1UI Wll'l full of ihe genuine "red eyn," pronouncing it "nil iij|lu." ^ Ilo bnd not been in town fur seven months, did .nol read (ho nowspnpers, and was in consequence lint fully posted. Nkw Ori.kans, April 2'2d. 1857,-v Later advices received here1 f?om ' Mexico stale tint n revolutionary movement, begun by tlio clergy nnd Santa Anna, bad been discovered. Tbe leaders of It bad been arrested. The Biiii.sb Cbarcre d1 Affaires bad deliv rod his uliiimiumio tho Mexican Govern menl, allowing them nino days lo lender yn arftwer. u' Eaiily CtftrON.?From a friend, now in Florida, \ have received a collon stalk about six i. is in height nnd baring leaves' in proportion. This is a long tfay ahead of this region, for our farmers have scarcely commenced olanlimr ilwir nminn ??*..! ? ro ?* T"?* Florida is n gieat country for good cotlpn < iv>ps and hard ng\\^t,?rA*ttUrt(>n Cwoli win. , Sr. Lous,. April 17.?Santa Ke adviccs lo the IBth ult., have been received. The Democratic Oonven'ion of N??w Mexico hnd nominated James L. Collins for Governor. Mr. Otero hud hoen elected delegate to Congress. Muoh excitement existed at lv ? miirnm* .j /i . .. * vu uruu'r, uaving??ot ft soldier, lie whs taken U> jail, but i\i night n parVy of soldiers entered and killed Grutvr ??d another pris oner nnd wounded others. Some of the soldiers had been identified and would bo tried k. for the offence. Two studeuUof the lluiversiiy of Vii^in fn, iii it miu iimir uu oiiiuruiiy nigm, caiU'd at ;i store k<*pl by. a man named Mannqoi, to got a drink. Finding the store closed, they began to bent upon it, when Mnnnoni raised his window and fned upon ilium, Llir>m both in t!ie face.'* The next day tlie students collected in force, arid after examining Mannoni's store without finding him, proceeded to one Ilenshaw's house, where they learned Mannoni was concealed, '/'hero they found him, and sot about devls i iwg n punisnmcni. Home voted for lynchI *og, ?omo for tar nnd feathers ; but the majority decided upon a severe caetigfttion.? U'hey wer? about to carry out their ptans, I Avhen l>r. Mnupin, of the University appear' ?d nnd contra mided the pence. After some deliberation tliey consented to give up the prisoner to the hands of the law, rr d nCcora panyinghim with his two brothers to the jail, they .lodged him therein with aii due ^etemony. The students afterwards rode ^lunjUUii'a brother on a vn.il. r<t.A.._ n? - ? ' satyr. viiuiiix iwrfri'c uiwm ?* murmur A^Blion. Mr. I. P. woiklvariivcd in CheMp a few weeks ago, from Sootbmd, with the A'friemi twin# <?f whom ome little talk Jma been made. During her stfty in Scotland, their mother gave birth to another I /child, wb*??8 >he brought with her. Now the question amis, if (hat child, born ?n the aoif of Scotland, is bond or free ? If 1>orn free, how can It be hold in slavery I;era ? Aid waa not its introduction in this tOMf)try ? violation r.t the la* prohibiting the foreign shiyc trade ? The mother be ?8 oanrje frflb vh4n >h? entered Scotland, but j returning hare, ?ho returns to h?r owner*, i The rcnjitininjj (jucstion is ?nn slid enuinvc j Hoi- child in 10 wrvitud?? AftOTflKA J,U(!RV ttHHCicBMitinn* Th? nejfo m?n, Jim hrrekcorjdgo, who ?n? ho 'ortunsle as to draw !m|f of the cnpitn! prutc * of 130,000 on TuMdrtf, *1 Iiouitivlllc, hus purchased hinnelf *ml enflro fit mil y nt a leaeoQublo piico. Mr, I*u?o H. Green, hU ' owner, referred the mutter of value lo Judge , Pirtlo, by whom (lie valuation wub fu?i!. The remaining money has been placed in the enro of Mr. James Speed, who will act us trustee for the negro. Wnoi-ksai.k Kmukzzl.kmkst.-A Now York exchange sr?ys,our wholesale embezzlements ami frauds show no disposition to docrea&e in number. A new oase now occurs in John Mcllveen, enshior of iheUrm of J. IScck & Co., extensive dealers in dry goods, who was recently charged will* haying, during n series of years in which he has been in their employ, embezzled money to tho amount, of upwards offcl30,0C0. The. firm tailed some months ago, and wiihidg to ascertain ! tho catitjo, they instituted an investigation of their books, nnd the discovery of tho above enormous deficit in their cash account was miide apparent. This account had been regularly balanced, but the bnlunces had been forged, nnd the difference between the true nnd thefulso balance had been embe./.led. Tlio cashier had enjoyed the fullest confidence of his employers, and until the discoveries recently made was not su^pccted. It i* stated that he has made confession to his employers in regard to the disposition mude by him of v.uyx.u^u iuiius, iiiiu ii.in niiciiuy nimie over to them n house and lot in 4th street opposite Washington square, which hcpur? chased with theirmoney. It is expected also that considerable more properly will be delivered up to them. ll?s has given bonds in n large amount, to appear when wanted to .J.? ~?. 1-: ? M.ouv. HIV tllMin), JIP.IUHL 1)1(11 VOII TIIfcT UOL'KIKR. Mr, Jid I tor : As it has bccomo fashionable to dual out " problems," and by ibis mean# much good lias been dono for il?o Arithmetical student-} therefore, I send yon the following : A gentleman has fivedangh tors, ISmily, J?mcf lietftey, Abigail rind Nancy, wboao fortunes are as follows. The first I iwo an.u mo msi isvo navo ?10.000 ; tlio I first four $10,200; the-last four $20,000; J tho first and tho last three $20,500 ; the first ihreo and tho last $21,300. What was the fortune of each ? (?. W. D. Mt. Pleasant, April 26th, 18oY. Answer to " TyroV Problem. A received 121 7-8 acres at $2,-16 2-13 per ftoVe. B received 178 1-8 noros at Iti - 08 24-57 por nere. Cr. W. It. Consignees at Anderson Depot, l'OU W'KKK KNDtNO A I'll 11, '27. M B Wulkur, W Van Wvck, J M WutAon, S F l'rown it Co, Ford, Junes it Co, Jnnics Graham, .J L N Smith, Towers ?fe Sloan, K H Hcnson ?fc Son .1 n n,iillar.l IJ M I> I.A- I. " " .. v., *? w uiVIIVi) It UII WI B ?V \^UIIIJWlvVv (.' Lniigstoii. .Mrs B K North, H E Ravcuul, 11 W lvulilman, y ib E \V Drown, England, Itleckluy it Co, J Zacltary, Z \V Green. Zaclmry, Norton it Co, Mrs M Steele, Cill A 1' Calhoun, Mrs M May* nairtl, Iasertnll it Norman, J B Simpson, Marrct it Holland, J K Mulatto it Co. H S Cherry, M 11 Hunuicutt, l'urkurifc Webb, J J Duke, J tvihro dor, 8 Crawford, J T 8loan. V. ltrcte, Alcent. Cii-Jg.1 Igi '-iill 1 UiJ".....1 I .-j.it-!. ' L'.i! Makhikii, on the 25th instant, by \V. S. Uriahant, Esq., Mr. Daniel J. Kknnkky to Miu Lkttu: Ann Oii.ukrt, nil of Tunnel Hill On tin* 2tlth instant, by W. j. Parnnnfc, Esq. Mr. uiMU ijr.tvm, ui l\'Xllf,(0 Jlrs. V I I.AMTY (JOtin, of Pivlurti* district. On tho 2flth ult. by John Knox, E*q., Mr. Ws. .1. Cuank to Miss ElIzaukth McAlistku, both of PickeiJH dUtriot. j ? 1)iki>, in TcMi'i. oirtlio 24th of Mnroll ):i-t. < f flux, Scm'iikm J. t/LAVitiN, in thu 24tli ycnr of his age. Death, ?t ail times,- u n kolcnm oyt*?f, out iftorc ?specially-tWs It woiglt heavily,'when tho young ?n?l promising f.ill by ita* iii'iitfute t?haft. 'rhc subject of thin notice was a native of'Pickens district. Mod soij of Philip Clfiyton,.Ksq. Ho was yoking in voars and full of promise ; and, but a nimrl time previous to his dim'h, hnd rcmovod to ?mtrie i? ovgtn lire "Wrcii n confident hope of success. in tho very spring-time of manhood. i?ut, nlivs 1 for prospects bright and hopes human. Thoy, with the manly form of our frit-nd, nrn cnfoinheiHn the jjrave?hw dust in a strnngo fund, ami his soul, wo trust, with the Ood wnogtvvu It. Jlis death wivt sudden, niul it fell wilh heart piercing yriuf upon his family here, while his rtuiiieroija rcUtitcy and frlemlo. mrfuhi thuir low, Kut they mourn 'not a* tho'so without 1?ope. " For tho Lordgivcth ami the Lord takuth nway, blessed be the mimo of the Lord." * LAST TAX NOTICE. VLL Mrtonii who do not pay their 7-A A' OX Oil li Y H A LED A Y IX MAY NJiXT* ill ....... IV iiii; un, 119 r.jlUUUllOIIH Will dc lulled 1111mediate! v thereafter without distinction of persons. " J. W. h. CAltV, to. April 16. T867. 40 ? DR. Z. W. GItEEN OFFERS his Professional service* to the ciiimiio of I'ickciw District, in tho practice of Medjfinc ii\ its various h^UJche*. IIo would cay that he ha* Ati experience of ten yearn in practice. Otlico in hirt Store. Anrlt 14 iftftT Siaic- oi nouih Caioiijia, IN KQUITY? I'lfcKKNB. Mary Ann Couch ) V8 V Bill for Partition. Hobor( Coucli audnthor*. ) IT Appearing to my eutikfaction that the heirs at Jaw of Ellonder linker, to wit: Joh" Baker, the heir# at law of Mary Ann William*, FornJater ami wlfo Kliiabeth, \Vllliani Baker, Lucinda Bakur, Hubert Baker, Richard Baker, (Jmwfurd Baker and Lewellen Baker, defendants to j?.:_ t.:ii ~e --- ' ?<i9 viti ui vuuipiuiiii, rcfidu without limits of thifj State: op motion of Ilnri iaon, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered that the sAid absent defendanta do plead, answer, or demur to tho paid hill of complaint, within three month* from the puH lioMtion hereof, or tho Mtid bill will bo taken pro Mii/fHo as to them. fcOBT. A. THOMPSON, c.K.V.O. Oom'rs ofRen, May 2, 1857 Shi SPRING&SUMMERSULLIES TUT* CJT Aiir Ml. /ia w. Jli JO. StAIAfl OC UU> ' Pfiiidlotoii. WE *? ? w?w roc?ivii?g tlif largest and most 11 coin j/loto Assortef Tlmt w? hi\v<r OVor brought to this plncr, which i wo arc willing soil hi l Ottr (jood* hivvo bucn cnrofullv ?;loct?>il in Nn? I York, rttiliulelulila ami CharlcAtori. Wo ran t>c always found at our popjjSvllliitg ami roiuly to sbOvr our Good* frcu of Wo will lata in exllmntf* t<.r flood*, C*om, Uy?, WHcat, Oute, Hncon, Vjillovv, Hoomtox, lloiuiy, Tiomc*pun, HagtvCliicl'en*. Ducks, Tor-, k<,*V*, Kraii, Buttor. <fcc,, atiho fhhtkot prkfc. 1807 41 it Anderson Pricos Current. C<">M"K?rri.n Wk'KKLY BV KNlil.ANP, BT.tWKl.fcV A TO ! Andkkhqn Oi lb, Apkril 'JO, 18&7 Cotton per lb. - 10 all 1-3 tfiilt, per n?ck, .... 3.00 I Ri0, per lb. - - i:ial4 Sugar*, brown, i??^r lb. - - 1' h 12 " orii?lu'd ilnd lonf, per lb. - 10 n 18 Molasses, AVo<it India, per gnllon, t'.0 " N?Oflv""". " " 86n l.(?0 Ynrn (Oft.) o?r buiich, - - 1,00 0*)mburgi?, (heavy) per Jrftrcl, 13 a 1-f Shirting*, " ? V a 10 li-on,common sistc Swe<lo, per lb. 0 1 -'J l( English, " 0 iCnils, per kcjr, 11 - fl n C 1-4 Oil, Linavtul, per gallon, 1.37 a 1.50 " Tniin, ' - ... 00 a J.on Glaus, 8X10 . . 2.75 a 3 I'OX 12 - - 8 a 3.26 I Ilice, per ll> - - fi 1 2 a T Flour, per barrel, - . - 7 a 8 Wheat, per bushel, 1.00 Corn, per bushel, 80 a 85 Bacon, laitf round, - .10 a 12 1^'gtag. Ouittty. per jraro, - 18?20 Olrtf, per buobel, - - 50 a 55 I'eaa, " " - fi Am 15 IVwder, Rifle, per kopr'. - 11 ? ? 8 fcSTT 1 tero is always to be lie found h j touk of Uoodi ut 1''., II. A t'o's. Si'liINd & SUMMER (!001)8! At Bachelor's Rotreat. i FRENCH, S irzsg, BRITISH AND American Dry Cioods. 'IHIJJ subscriber is Mow receiving one of the I L best telcctcd and entire now Stock of 1)KY <?OOV?S He ba'< lmd for tl 10 lust wiven venrs. Hondo* ivliJcb.Tlo I in s ft vniiety of 1<\\.}?UY G'OOD$ ; idso, Hoots, Shoe?, Huts inn) Bonnotn of all style* nud'ftifliions ; C?rooeries, llnrdware, Crockery/ Medicine*; Pye-Stulf*, etc.; In fact, most nrtidlcK nAimlly kept in ft country store. Give o'le n ..nil ?Ill I >'? ? -v uviiii IIIIU Ytiu H iii ll??c H~'?VV4* Wllinillt UlilKlllg }l njircliaffl. ami o?rryl(ig oil" 11 bargain ! I will Barter for Corn, Fodder," \Yhcnt, BaCon, Haw Hides, lleeswnx, Tallow, Dried Fruit, Ac., | JiUowiifg tlic rery uighcut. market prtfiOd. ' LBONARD. TONVpms. 'April 22. 1357 41 2m E. ST B ENS O N & >S()NT| At Old Pendleton, VUE nftw roccivlng and opening ono of tl'c largest ami beat selected Stocks of | Spring and Summer Goods Kvcr broAdit to tlm iiimnr ?< ?? ..< n?i! nrt; purchased in New {*ork ?nd Philadelphia on the most favorable terms, sy as to enable us to sell as onkai* as any other merchant#. Our stock consists of all tho different articles usually kept in any llailroml town, nianv XliW i STYLUS OF FASHION A 11T.K GOODS for Ladies anil Gentlemen; and a very l.ii'gc stock of lfica?ly illadc Clothing. Persons in want of Goods will tiiid it to their interest to examine our stock boforo purchasing elsewhere.. No charge madu for showing our I fSrxiHa* ihnrnfniA "* m *-* -?* ' 14. a VliNSON* A SON. l\;n<1U'ton, April 23. 18lV7. 11 I ESTATE SALE. Al7 ILL bo sold.at thu Inte rseidtnce of Abrn ii limn Uurdine, deeoneed, on tlie 1411> day of May next, nil liia J'orjonal Kstuto, emulating of Nine Likely IVegrocs, Horses, Cattle. Corn and F6dder, Wheat, Household ami Kitchen Furniture, lf'aiming Tools and numerous other articles. TfeUVS-On'aer.edlt of nine months, with note, security aiul interest?all sums m.dur $6, civah. ]JUUDINK, / , , . April 22.1867 M. BURDINK. f ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. /iv ii.- inn. ? - U.. miv. i-in uijjt.?ii ai l}' next, 1 will Hell nt public outcry ,'jU 111? liite residence of Jhmc Mchlnupy, deceased, Five LiKely IV?>prO<v<i, to wit: PAT11SNCIS, nbout 20 ycnrsold; MAIltliA, " 28 " 41 ami llei bov child 4 or 5 " " SIMON, " 10 T " , M A HI A, 7 or 8 " " AJ.JSO, '2 Horses, fi or tihoad of cnttlo, farming tool?, one hundred biisliela Corn more or less, rifle Gun, bo* of Window Oln*?, mid other nrticlefl. A cro^lft of >iliib months will be given on all sums ov?>r five dollar*, purchaser giving note and good dccuritv. "3CU1X. UuiUXxvY; Aitm'r. April 25, 185 7 .11 3 ON THE SAltlE OAV, \T the tiiuie ptncu. and on Uic name tftrma of tho nbova *itlo, will bo sold Two Llkuly Ncgroc*, namely: CAliKB. 22 or 23 yuars old; AllY, Id " One work f-Jteor, and otlicr article*. JAS: HOntNaON. A<tm'rx April 28. 18/rt 41 8 ' .' ""T 'T?RW> : V- I SPUING AND SUMMER COOGS, f>ickciis . H., H. C. I 1 RTTift. r?(i.?nm? l ' 1 - - Iiij y i illUMIl IIIMUKS 10 . j iV n j friends and customers for th"i* post | : very liberal patronage to my bus?nt>is, I do- j j sire to call their attontion, as well as that ' of the public generally, to my largo and j finely assorted Stock of Spring- and Summer Goods, j Which I a?u now rucoiving, and which have I boon jjMMoliiised c? vary advantageous tonus ; ' as .to prices, and which 1 am determined , on selling as low as they cuh ho bought at i ijktaiij uuywnoro. my Block of DKY GOODS embracca almost ovory articlo called for, cilhor by Ladies or Gontlomcu, | in Fancy or Staple Dry Goods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Mantillas, Embroiunry, Collars, (Jndorsloe*, Jackonet and Swiss I )<!llorilirr? nn/1 J" niowiwug^ WU? Rcndy Clothing A vory henvy and varied assortment. HATS & CAPS, tho latest styles for mon Und boys, in great variety. Hoot# <fe 81?oes, Croolcery and Glassware, > Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs, Medicine*, and I >ye-sturto, Pwi iiimSfy(-VaKcy articles, Stationary. Also, . I Which arc sold strictly for < ??!). Cowrie and buy whero you can g3t good ! article* and good bargains, L W. (2REfcN\ April 14, 18?7 40 tf JOSEPH J. NORTftW "I Attorney aU I-aw, PICKETS COURT HOURS, ft CA nous A, i 11/ IJjL attend promptly to nil IoRhI V? entruilwl to him in ilio DiotricU comprising th? WcHtt-rn Circuit, to wit: Abbey Me, i 8*>11, Pickt*nn.(ire<?nviirp(9pnrtflnb(irg ami I^urcns , Ifee. 12, 1855- 53 ?f I A * ? 4 Sl'lilNC & SUMMER GOODS. NIKS. II. KiVKK UAV1NCJ ro>?n?ed from Uliarloston with n t>uIM'ib ami well wWvtl stock of Spring & Summer Goods, | Outsitting partly of slogan t MnMin and Barege , KoIm** mid })roi?t-es, superb Mantillas and MulltC- ! lets, with u (front variety ?f other articles, is of- ; fe'rinji fhem for side nt tho ino?l rrnwHiiblv rnt#>. J Shu also has oil limitl BOKXJiTB, of every do- ! Mriplinn and stylo. and unionist thorn a few of , the new stylo tiinwy Bonnet; uloynnl Ktnbroido- j ries in Collars, Sleeve* mid lland-t; Calijjoed and | Oinyhnnis, b<-antiful patterns; lino Ijoii^ cloth and Twill*, and many other /'Y.V/i,' of now brands and styles, inelmlinir a i|il?mjid variety of Flowers. Itibbon*. I<ai1o!?, etc. ALSO, Cloiitlenien s and Uftyt' Hats, with a crood assort- I mcnt of Gooria in tills lino. I return lily xincoi'e thanks for p?st favors, and | roHpeetfully solicit tlie continued patronage of i the public. l'leuso cull, Ladies uiiil examine for < yourselves?beautiful Q(kmIii anil bargain* will bit sold oo the very best tornu?. W? Ilia I la. A pi it 13, 18*7 40 .1m DISSOLUTION'PHF. Arm of N.d 11. F. Mokoam lias by on dis1 solv<;<l by mutual consent, and nil person*, indebted prior to the I tit January. 1857, will ploaso tmikff payment, as tbu basilic** of flic firm must ?/v; wivst'U. n. piuitu /ViS, II. K. MORGAN. B. F. MORGAN STILL eontinuos the mercantile business al IJio old stand, where lie litis just opened u new, beautiful aiul well assorted Slock of* (iroofl*, Which he is offering low for cash or to punctual i customers. He will barter for Com. Oats, 1'eus, j Hrtwwiix, Tallow. Raw Hides, *<rc. Thankful for | j piuit liberal p;?tronnge, ho respectfully fto'ici.ts a j JtantiHvilli-. April lt,lR67 40 4 cn.MF, i\ TO TllB SHOW ! VLL persons iiiilohteil to me. either by XOTK or ACCOUXT, must pny op imnicdiulely, or they wjll be placed in theJtnnns of nn ofliccr for collection, for money I nmst mul will liftve. At| toption to this notice will snvu cost. z, uiusu.n. April 7,T8u?7 89 4 HEAD QUARTERS. OKI ?ERS NO.? WIIE two Urtttidioril bom poking tho 5th 1 liogimont, B.C. M.. will parndo nt the times and phicoR following: Tho 1st Battalion will parade at Pickensvilla on Saturday tho 2d day of May next. Tllft 9ll Hultulinn will nnfO/lA .? M , *?..? |NII nu'i HU ITJIT*. j r,Al ton's 011 Saturday the Oili of May. Commissioned and non-commissioned ; officers will attend on days previous at 10 I o'clock, a. nr., for drill and instruction. The Majors in command of each BattalI ion are clinrrro/l with itm furihnv ? - - c of these orders. liy ordurof ()ol. Jamison. A. II. IWHJCS, A.l'j't. April 10. 1857 40 td HEAD QUARTERS. fplJK BnUulions composing tlto '2>1 Hegi1 ment of Infjuitry, S. O. M., will parade for drill and Review at their respective places of rendezvous, a* follows : The Upper Battalion on Saturday the Oth Mav. The Lower Battalion on Saturday lOllt May. Commissioned and non-commissioned ?Ulcers will attend the day previous to oach Review for dvill and instruction. Lieut. Col. M. R. llunuicutt and Maj.L. Rogers arc charged with the extension of , these orders. By order of Col. P. 11. Vjiatiikr. W. N.'CftAin AH'i't i April 7, 18u7 39 State of South Carolina,. IN KQUITV ?I'H'KKNS. Abraham Duke, Hamut Dnko arid Ransntn Puke, t'tf. 1 Jo<eph PoWpsou, MeHmin llriijmnin , Canimii, Wft-iliinpjlon Cannon, Carter Cannon, j Jninoj Cannon, Mar^arut Muichbnnks, Judyur [ Judith Ivoiuirick, Khjnh Cannon, Murllm Brown ' aiul William Uilstrap. DILI, roil PARTITION, ACOOl'NT, R El.IKK, ACS MMIIC Complainant* hnviny filtid tliuir bill of I complaint, and it appealing to mv Hntinfartf?it? ' that Joseph DoIInoii, bulimia Dolteson,. lfoujn- 1 inin Cannon, Wellington Cannon. Curtor Cannon, j Jam?a Cannon, MaiK<?rot Mairhlrank?, Judy 01 j Judith Krndrick, Kfijah Cannon mid Martha i Urown, dtifciidants t? said bill, rcsido without tho j limits of thin Sta\t;: on .motion or C. .1. Klford, coir frtainailtri' solicitor, it iis ordiflri-d llml itmwi.l I abxu'nt defendant* do pleud, answer, or demur to : the ?nid bill of complaint, witjun tlnvc. month* j j from tliin date, or tliu said bill will bo taken an confessed against (Iwiu, I ' ROFVT. A. THOMPSON, n. I Crih?'rt? Mi>rcli 11, VK/VJ Sin FLtAi, NOri?;i<:. rPIIE legal lielrfl and teprtMcntutivctf of Novell 1 Cnnuon, (Itfceaiod, nre lieruby notified .Mint A . (ion) iiAl>li?nvnl nf ?lw> ...s.l ed will bo had before tho Ordinary, nt ricken* Court limine, (lie '27th day of July next. Iliima indebted to said estate will make payment, mid those having demands *vil) present thrui on or before tlmt time. RANSOM DUKH ) ,, . 11. DUKK. \AJ?xr*. April 25, 1867 41 ?m WAGONS, CARTS & HARNESS 1 X ^'rst rn,(v *ron nx'? ^'n?ons- Bn<l 70 new j *. *. iron hxic luui itnHd v-.'irtH, a( reduced prices. ] AUo, Cart ami Wagon ni?nAs'fi>r wilir hv StTTOJf ?fc HUNTER. I Pendleton, Oct 234 185fl If. if | STATU OF MOUTH ARlOLIl\IA, ' *;w ftfttrrrr?i'iokknm. William Cnpo, A dm r. ' E. B. Keith, Kx'lri*. BiH H?' E. M.Keith. [, 1,uf'ltc' 1V J. Keith, Ex'om, <?tal. I T Appearing to tho ftattafnction of the Ooinrni*1 niniier that M. L. Keith, one o( the defendant* tq tiii* b?? 'St complaint, roniJen without the ju- i rKillClldll (if tlin finnrf ' nn mntlnn A U'i1l.~? I cotnpliiiiuuit'rt soiiciior*, it in defendant donppear, plnnd, aivwer or domnr to thvnnid bill uf comphupt in this caxfr, within throe month* from this di?te, or Mu ordur pro confc*?u will be U!;?i> ns to him. IIORT. A. THOMPSON, <\x..i- n. OtflTra offic?, March 28, 18ft7 Urn TOIilGO. M'' rprtOS. PODGES tT>11a beforo mo oho itrnv i Htoor. supposed t? bo three y 011 re old, hjw red #id?'n, whito bitcl^ ftlid belly, with white f?c?t; luiifiu-K witu cronl ?ilT tKy Ivfl yrnr nnU 9*?llow \ forW utq under hit in thic rigM ^appraised tit *11. Which khIiI utwf liy*y he finind nt Thin*. Doggon*, .ftxTHKsee V?ll?y->-^Uo owiwr to jirovo properly, 'j pay <<xpcn?c? and tnk# liiir* awnv. jjto April ft, tftVJ JOHN KtfOjfWp. KNKLISll ty CLASSICAL ACADEMY At WAIilUl^fA. IJAR^NTS nnd Gnardians a to respectfully informed,llml tlio undeoiigneu is now prepared to receivu pupils, and to give iIhmu instruction in till tho branches of a solid English and business Education.? Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. (1 reck, Latin. (lorinan and Frcnch. The Academical year consists <?f ten months. 'J'ho terms ot tuition iik tliA l'!nrtlisli \fniliniin?iw.i?l Mercontilo and Classical Department, per quarter of eleven weeks, are $5.0(X; 7.00'I 10.00; depending upon tho studies pur-'i buciJ. French ami {Jorinfui iirooxtra. In solie.ilingjv share of public patrunnge , we beg leave to si\y, that the principles J which ore to govern tin! undersigned in (lie I discharge of his dulioe, have been teslod by ! reason and exnnrienea li'oih in l'tirnnn nml ! i -- - . i " ""V I lliis country; ami the pystem of Kuropoan Schools will bo adhered to, only as far as it is essential to a thorough education, and in harmony with the institutions of the Slate. Th? government will be. mild and affectionate, but firm and energetic, so that i the heart likewise niny be improved, while | the intellect is disciplined and developed. | Hoard may bo liail in very respectable I families on very reasonable tciniv Tliero exists now a line of dally stages between Anderson, one of the termini of the Columbia and (Jrpenville Railroad, affording-oo?i?i<lwrnltl? t'noility tn persons visiting our town, personally to obtain every desirable information on questions relating to tho School, and we are privileged to refer them to Col. J. O. Lewis, Dr. 13. Henry, Dr. W. T. Holland, l)r. L. H. Johnson, Col. E. M. Keith, I. liradwell, Esq., gentlemen of iiftullirri'lie.n nnrl liiirli nnsilinn in .. ; |*~ ~ , and living in or near llie place. In addition to tlio above, we present the following testimonials and reference's. lvKV. C. K. IIankkmkr received aClassical education in Prussia, and, his Bl'udioa | having boon regularly an**. carefully pursued. he entered the Evangelical Lutheran 'l'l 1 :-~l c? -V - ? iuctMugicni seminary, at Lexington, 8. | and, in due time, became a member of the Kv. Luth. Synod of S. C. Believing him ' to be an excellent scholar in the English, i Classical and Mathematical )epartnients, wo cheerfully recommend him as well calculated to take charge of a Classical Academy, and to prepare students for the Junior Class of the S. C. College. H??v. .1. HaciiMAK, D. D., Charleston. i> ... I ?f~. v j it" v . li. mill.l.KK, llov. O. 1). Hkuniikjm, " .1. F. Scimkmkii, " \V. Mui.i.ek, Pres't. Columbia Female High School. Uov. E. L. Hazkliub, 1>. 1). Profussor ot' Tlieol. Lexington, S. C. Rev. S. S. Sciimuckkh, l>. 1 Prof. Tlieol. Gettysburg. Pa. Kbv. II. J. Hacghkh, Pres. Pent). Col. liev. M. .Iacoiik, Prof. Math. " " Kev. l'rof. L. EtCHKi.UKitoicri, I). I). Rov, J. B? Anthony, "Pres. Ev. Lull). Synod, S. O. Bov. C. Dkmmk, L>, Philadelphia. Bov. J. Moiuus, 1>. 1)., Baltimore. Broxton I'okd, Beaufort dist. 8.0. I tiiko pluaaure in certifying, that llio liov C. Ft Banuomur lias been for two yenrs 1'rinr.itml of 1111 Ai'ailoinif in ii...i ' I "'"""/V W,M nuu tu,iv fur competency, industry nirtl gentlemanly deportment, lie is defterving the confk't iice and patronage of the community nan teacher, either in the Kuglisli, Classical or Mathematical department. . '/ J. \V. Wvmas, M. 1>. Chairman Hoard of Trublecs. Extract from a former volume of tlio South Carolinian, Columbia : Oil kstk.n v11.1.k Male afmnmv?Tl.i Academy has been under I he charge and superintendence of the Rev. C. K. Hansciner, who came highly recommended as a front leman and scholar. From what wo ?ave seen, we believe ho possesses the peculiar art to impart and communicate instruction to his pupils. The Trustees have visiiud the school and hoard the recitations of the scholars, ayd particulaily examined into the method and manner of instruction to the different classes, and the government and order of the school, and deportment of the students, and now with pleasure can wc recommend the school to (lie public and the citizens of Chester District in particular, il'C. HoiuS.McAui.ky. . Ikov. J. "Poroi.Ass, )no. Rq^horouA, Ju?q., 'i nns. McCixkb, M. Wi I.LI A MS, iSfj., \V. D. Hknhv. MT. ZlOV COI.I.KOI VTK INSTITCTK, ) WiniiHboro* Faiitield l)wt. 8. 0. J licv. C. F. Hnnscmer ban been for throe vourH nasi enaHir?>fl n* n Prnfaiuni !"? i i-> ?- ... mm Institution, during which time ho lias prepared n largo number of young gent lemon for ttie Souhomor?l and Junior Classes of' the South Unrolina Collego. 1 lo maintains i a high reputation as a scholar, and it is rare ' to meet with one so capable <>f instructing in the various studios pursued jn Academies. ; I never have been associated with a ntoro conscientious, HKit'lMUgtthiu niii( fnil lifnl teacher than ho is. It is no suhII recommendation as rt tcnrther, tlihl ho is always at his post, and nover permits pleasure nor recreation to withdraw him from hift <!utics. A,sh high mimlid and honorable gentleman, T most cordially recommend him to tho public. f. J. W. Hidbon, 1) i Hi r/!-. ft n - j r?.*5. 4VII. AIOII uullCgiatO instllllto. For further particular*, ai]dre*R C. F. RANSFMKR. f WtOhojla, ft. C\, Feb. 7,1850 31 ?f TO FAUMERS AND 111 TCIIHRS ! | l/N'OW nil tnen by these present*, I tint I, J. J,. I\ N. tJMjTI!, nm now (firing Hio hiyliMt prirq t..r liUKKN AJ*J> 1>KYnil)KA over before ( offfreil in fliin country, n?m?|y : Hi?lv?,Orecn, from fi 1-8 t*? 7 l ?ccnl?> porlb. U?. Dry, " 10 to 1-2 1-2 " " y Bring your lliilos to mo flint n* ??on n? rou^ot # IheRi off tho bonnt.nnd it will l>o butter f?r"u? nil, I.. S. SMITH. Jito 29, 1851 79 y SPIUNii & SUMMER GOODS. UUOCIiKIEK, Sic. iindcrtigncU Itns just rtliirnetl froirt It Charleston wiili <i liugu nud'WoH scleotCil Stook of new and i-lognnt Spring and Summer Goods, Consisting partly of Caliche*, Giugliaiuv, Muslins. &c.: i>otiiK>tH, Trimmings, liibhons, and Laces; Cloths, Cassimurcs, Drop d'Kte, Uncus and Valines; (Ilnvw, lint* it Cups, Hoots <V Sliow; Saddles, liridlerf nnd Martingale ; Together with many other articles in tho 1 )ry Goods lino. ALSO, Segars and Tobacco of tho very best quality. (ii??flC Vle? J A largo and fresh lot, for sale vory low. My friends and the public are requested to examine my stock for themselves, ns t tthifrge nothing for showing Goods; and I am also determined to sell as low as tho lotfost. Try me. I will exchange Goods for Heeswax, Tallow, Feathers, Hides, for., Arc., as well as sen on mo most reasonable terms. J. X. LAWUKXCR | Pickens C. LI., March 1 1, JHoV 35 JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER. i JV A \ Mr. V IMll BOSS I IK, Wallitilla, S. CM HAS just now returned from New York, willi a larg'f niul beautiful assortment, of I JIEWEL&V, WAYCMES; (hoili Gold and Silvci.) Clocks. Music Ik>x< 8, Combs, lhuahes, banoy ..nicies, Perfumery, Soups, Geld Plena, etc.; all of ' which lias been bought for cash, nnd which he otters for sale on the most accommodatI ing trims. | Jt-t' He also REPAIljLS Watchcs and I other articles in his line, and solicits the pa~ tronnge of ihe public. His stand it; :sesr the public squa. it Walhalla, S. C. _ Dec. J 5, 1850. 24 if. Slate of Sou<l? Carolina, i I-IVKFN8 DIHTltlOT IS TIIK COt'ltT OK COMMON IM.KA3. | Dickson M. Liuiipkin J Fwdyn AHacl?,u?l. I Thomas \\\ Chnstain. } W' J< G,mttj AlfHKUEAS, the plaintiff ?liit on tli? 4tli dnv I 11 of March, 185?, tile hi* declaration nyainst i (lie defendant, w ho (as it is euid) id absent from I niul witliout the limits of this Stato, and have nei! tlicr wife w>r attorney known within the twimt I upon whom a copy of tlie paid declaration miglit bo served : It is oniorod #i?? a . - . . ...V. \ I it 11 UllJ Mild defendant do. appear nud plead ti> tlio sni<l declaration on or boioro the lOlli day of Mnrcli. lKf>8 ; otherwise final aud absolute- judgment will then l>r- "iven . 'id awarded against t-.im. March 11,18ft7" J. K, 11 AUOOI\ r.r.iOAST STEEL. I I.WaY.Soii hand, a quantity of small OetaI j\ gon OAST ST J''lilt. For ?ale at 12 12 eta. I per pound. Apply nt tlio Store of (jIX). cor.i.Yr.u ,t co. | Tunnel Hill, April 2 HH tf ! i^otici:. TilEunjlei*igiiud having been nnpointcd Asj 1 xigi.Cu of An<o? Hangs & Co., nil persons in* I debtud to said firm ar?< rPcniosted to ntnlte pay J iftent to C. R CALLHKHKR, Tunnel Hill, April '2, 88 A s~.ii/nrr. ORDINARY'S SALE. BY virtua of an ordor (Voin W. J. Parson*, Ordinary for Piikona 1 listrict, will be ! fiold bufui-A tb^?bn,:A^ run ... - i* r O viuvic, HI X'lC'KCIIH I C. ?!., on the first Monday in May next, to ' the highest bidder, the Ji'oal ICstato of IIci zekinh Findley, deceased, situate in l>i<-.kj ens district, on Shoal Creek, waters of Saj hula river containing ninety two acres,more 1 dr'lefts, and adjoining lands of 11,1 lill, Joliu I' (Jraine and others. Sold for distribution among his heirs. Tkkms of Sai.u.-?On a credit of twclvo > months, without interest, except costs to bo 1 pairl in cash ; the purchaser giving bond 1 with two approved sureties, and n mortgage of the premises to tho Ordinary, if required by him. L. C. CR AIG. s.im). ?Aoril 0. 18S*. , ?/?/ Muniu i 's SAI.IVS. 1) Y virtue'of sundry writs (if fieri facias to jno ) directed, Will'no sold l>efi?re the Court House, I in Plokeiis District, williin tlie legal hours, on tlio j first ^Monday and Tuesday in May next, j One tract of land", containing two hundred and ; fifty seven acres retire or loss, adjoining lands of I J. .1. Garvin, Kobcrt Jphnson and others, also one other tract of land,containing six hundred acres oiore or less, adjoining lands of J. A. Knsly, jr., | Wid"\v Merk and others, levied on as the property of F. N. Garvin, at the suitH of I'hillips and ' McCarroll, It. A. Steele, Adin'r., Win. Hoggs and 1 others. ! One tract of land, containirtg two hundred acres ' more or less. Adjoining lands of Samuel Maxwell, j .Jacob Collins and others, levied on as die pM'pe" tyoflievi I'hillips, at the suits of Elijah Deaton, ' \V. H.Jones. mwi - 1 Olio hotfae and lot in (lie town of Wnlhalla, ! whereon F. \Voiheii8 now l}ves. adjoining II. Fngen ?ind others, levied op rvs hia property at tho suit of 10. Khnrpc, fur 10. 14. Benson against 0.11. Rieo and 1'. \V (eh?ns. 20ft acres of limd more or less, on waters of six mile crock, adjoining lands of Joint Howard. .1.10. Howard and others, tuvit-d on as the property of San.ucl Smith, at (,he suit \Vin. Oliver, tmrvivor, and others. One lot in the town of Walhnlln, belonging to the estate of J?ll. Fischer, deceased, leviud on as the property of said Fischer, at tho suit of tho (iurmnn settlement society of Charleston. Tl.a Hotel nnd I'ickensville tract ?f hind, con* tainirta 200 acres m* ? w" 1 w ig oiepnen Wutson, MoWborter iiikI others; nl?o, onu lot in tin: toVvn of l'fck^nf, levied on n? ll?c property of (?. M. Iteid, Ht tlii; nuit of J. R. lIn|{<>od, John Bow eh and otheiv. On a credit until 1st Sept. with approved papers. One trimmer's, table, one enrringe body iu?d shafts. stove and pipe,lai6u lot carriage and buggy spokes, lot fellow, gra?* ?*ytlie am! xiiend, and ox euctj end, on Tupfcidfty aft?r ealedav at I'ickemtville, fix bed* and bedjJraJs. wfw, cuptxmrd, twii dressing tables, I'tirtAU, falling loaf table, work table, oiglrwn clinirn, kitchen furniture, lot lnintar, ftOO lbs bacoi) more or leu*, lot bird, lot cnil?l M iil<" n * , wwmtji t iwonorso wngons, wood work of one horxo wngon, lot lumber in blnc^mith shop, lot of Spoken, one two li?r*e ?mgon, lot paints, lot trimmings, lot fellow, lot *J tping* inul oxeli?, lot iron, woodwork three laigSfSe?, yoKo oxen nnd curt; chirk, ami other article* cviwl on n? the property of O. M. ltoitl. nt (ho mi111 J,' K. lingnod nnd John Bowen mid oihctt>. On Tuesday nftcr naleiiay at tin- house of Claibo:n I'onle, uVmt eighty four b?n>h?;U corn, levied (>n by virtue of doint**Jtc attachment a.? the proC*rty of Zachnrhdt Blackwell.nt (he suit of Clai* irn Poole. Term* catih; pnrcha-or^ to poy for pnpw, I. 0. CRA lU, M\P. April 10,4 8W ?? td ' "aP -V. ' f