Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, May 09, 1857, Image 4
Capture of an A?aorfCan fclater ^Horrible
fcofenc on fioaTi.
On tlio l<Hb Inst., tlio DrilUh brig-of- i
war, Arab, npiofl .jsnsptaiuUs looking school) ;
ysr otY Fulinout'h, Saiuatca. Tho Post says: i
She was closely pursued, and tlio coptain, j
finding thai there w*s no possibility of es- j
'CH'pirtfc IVtmt tho " Arab." deserted her, tnk- j
"ng wun uim in ti shallop his crcw, money,
'Chronometer and other Useful articles. The
commtmdor ot the Arab dispatched his gun
boat with 15 men, under the commaud of
his first lieutenant, with orders fortho cap*nre
'>f *|j? shallop. The chase continued I
for nearly three hours?and a shot having
destroyed tho rudder of tho shallop, the
'Captain, who was owner of tin ilavei*, ;$iir
renuereu. nvo ot Iiik pnncipal slaves, and
nn interpreter, were taken from the filial I op,
ar. i tlio crow were leflin it, to make the
l>cst of tlieir way to Cuba. The lirst lieutenant
then boarded tho schooner, and
found hor filled with young African!*, males
and female.% to the number of 373, no losa
than 120 having fall&n victims to the horrors
of the middle passage during a voyage
of twenty-nine day*. The poor enptivos
were in a wretched condition?all of them
worn mibw! ?tli/? /> /-? o*?? "??*
pmt auuiuuu
to havo boon half starved. They wore parked
closely together, and covered with dirt
and vermin. On tho arrival of tho schooner,
in 8t. Ann's lbiy, several gentlemen
wont on board, and their sympathies were
excited at tho misery they witnessed.?
Messrs. l>rnvo ?fe Ibo. suggested measures
which were adopted, and with their usual
liberality, ordered a steer to bo killed, and
soup prepared for tho sud'orbrft; other gentlemen
furnished ground provisions, bread,
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cvo., ana wuyic mo icou was Doing prepared,
tlio whole of tko human cargo was brouglit
upon dock, Washed, and bad blankets given
to then) until clothing could bo procured.
Thirty of them were in. a dying state. The
nlavo schooner has two decks, and botwe.cn
them tho captives wero packed in such a :
manner that they had scarcely room to I
move. During cach day of the voyage they j
sat in a painful posture, eightoon luolir
onlv beinc? allowed for each to turn in nnri i
in a dock-rootn of thirty foet in length 300
human beings wero stowed .away, and
brought up, in plattoons, once eveiy day,
to got a small portion of fresh air. The
schooner draws but six feci of water, is of
great breadth, and flat bottomed, and was
thus built to ?nablo her, in caso of pursuit,
to run into a port whore ihero was not much
depth of water. The interpreter st files that
wheu slave-trading captains cannot escape
cruisers, thoy make their way to a particu
lai point of land on tho Cuban 'Const?run
tho vessels ashore?and leave tho slaves to
perish. Tho place alluded to is surrounded
with rooks?irono but llat bottomed boats
can get iu?and tho >vhojo of that portion
of tho cftast is blanched wjth human bones.
The Difficulty between the United States
and Granada?War Apprehended.
We find in the Bxhimore Sun, of Thurs
n njreti'H vviugrapmc uesp ttcli ol conhidorablt)
importance. It purports togive
ilio propositions nwde by this Government
to New Grnnada, with a view to settle the
existing difficulties ; one declares thftt New
(iranadiV unqualifiedly rejects thof-e proposals,
and in turn m^kw demands for horself.
Ki?o claim i S* l s'O non fmm ii... o. - ?
^ ^v)vw * ? viiw; iiiu u olhics
for damages done at Panama, to New Hmdadinn
citizens, by Americans on ihe lftib
April, 1856, and declares that the United
Slates owe her rej ration for the uncivil
conduct of the formor's topiesentalivC. In
tho House of Representatives of New Cirnnnda,
n motion had been nvtde to raise $500,000
for preparation against invasion by the
u\ mer loans..
A letter dated at Aspinw-ll, 20th ult.,
pays: "The alarming aspect of our relations
with New Granada ts creating <*rejtt
esctiement. Immediate war with the United
States is apprehended. The properly
holders of Panama had begun already to
calculate the chances of loss during the
hcenes which nviy yet transpire before the
settlement of tire difficulty. For. some
Weeks thev lutvf nnnnlv
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negotiations could settle the mailer?that
there certainly would be n rapture, and the
renult would be the temporary posting of
United Suites troops ot tho IsthmuH.
We give the reported propositions of our
Government as furnished in the despatch to
llie f\nn fn tl>? ^?"l? "?":? '
.... ... wtiw rvKivu (Iiuuir, ay/me nill^
is undoubtedly omiliod, as the sense of the
f.cntence, a? it now Btnnds, is hardly apparent:
.i
First. To constitute the cities of Panama
and Aspinwall two independent nmnicipnlities
nnd invest *flh the powevs of
?elf government^extending over the lerritorv
ten miles widn <?n /?nrl? sMn .?f it???
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rood?perfect freedom of the tianait route
?U.c sovereignty not to bo chartered, and
pi her nalJbnd lo bo invited to join in tbe
guarau./. . ? >
Seconds To cade to tbe United State#
'(Live Ml sov*v ?<?? * of two snrtall grotibs of
island** in tbe m? (or p naval ?ta
ji .^i ^flkv\jua4i
4.i* 111, Hay uu privileges reserved
fa) the rajjioad Z$P!H$ foe ftftople col?idti ?MOP),.
Third. To pay ? t1te damage? occft'
ftaned by the oylbi'pflfc of ll?? 15l!i of ApiilKourtH.
The 6<#m l/> bfl paid by llio |,
(Jnited ^
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JJkw York, April 2?.?The Herald has
KfivinM frnm !(nnilu?o #?\ A mil 1 at U?
8eytftour, th? no* BrUiuh superintendent,
was ?worn in on the 30th, and on the next
d#y he'Was H^orn as tter Mniesty's !i<suten-.
i not goVFrnor of the Bay Island*. It was
rumored at Honduras Vb?t the Guatemalan
?rmy in Nioavngua had been defeated. A,l*
go, that Salvador had djtolitrd in fiti/or at
- -? r" v"';\aV
Walker, t . s # .tiJfifs .
Strong prejudices still exiated in ITondums
nnd Guni<*m*In nguinst our countrymen.
In OuHtemuln ftix Amandins bad been sumjvmriiy
glint, and otliara banished frdtti the
country, by ord?r of 0*n?r?l Onrrer*.?
Ml.,..- ? -? ? *
Mn.wtH, iih iik-ii nasnnnitn, y?n hit
I ron and Robert Taylor, nppenlcd to Mr.
7. S?v*ge, who bad charge of tl>o Lection of
the UulU'd Btatoa la Guatemala, urbo told j
J&. w i. # . Xf* * I 2 1
1 "
?; *-^-r ~ ~w ? dfciZls^r: ?T3 1 them
ho could not do anything for them,
and was fearful thnt he should himself Wave
to leave, as there was no Jirail to the power
of Oarrera, who was very much enraged
against the people of the United States. A
^ood deal of bin! feeling was cteated by
me American slup lUwum having beeh
charged extra tonnage duos at Pit took bar
while loading tttftho^tny.
A Dkterminkd Purscit.? A prisoner
named Van Gorder darted past the jailor at j
Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio, the other !
day, and made for the woods. A boy of j
sixteen years, named Austin Wier, the son )
of the jailor, gave chase, nnd soon curie up j
to the prisoner. The Chronicle says
Younf Wier Btrnnk biin with u mnr-A !
light board he had pioked up while iuniiihg,
but did not stop him. Hethon picked up
a stone, and as Van Gorder was climbing a
fence, hit him over the h'ft eye, and brought
him to the ground, lie bled profusely, but
recoveiing himself, again started, having
now neaily reached the woods. When ho
got to the last fence, he was again overtaken
by the boy, nnd having a sli. k in his hand, !
showed Gglit; but Wier told him ho would ;
mark his other oye with a stone he had, if j
he attempted to cross the fence. By tliis j
timo several others came up, nnd he was
brought bnck.
Washington*, April 28.-r-The War Department
has completed the arrangements
for the wagon road from Fort Defiance to
Niagara river.
Edward F. Renli! is to hn nnnmnto/1 fill. !
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perintendent. 'lwfcntyfive camels and
dromedaries are to be employed ?one of lire
objects being to test their adaptability to the
climate. The party will consist of about
50 picked men, provided with the necessary
implements to break lhe road ihrongh.
They will rendezvous nt New Orleans oil
the 80th of May. All the parlies for the
different ructions of the rond nre notv organ- !
i/.ed. It is i bought thai the work will bo i
finished by next- December.
iiiR it'iOiiiuCriri of tijis I'aiUi^tlO A.SSOCiaiion
will bold a meeting at Columbia on
the 14th, instead of tho 7th inst., as has
llPAn nnliAlinnnrl '
VVw.. .^v> w muiiwuiiuUUi 4 uo V\;WI9IUil JJIUIU j
isca to bo a very int9resting 011C. Gen.
Samuel McGownn, who was a member of
tho Palmetto Ilcgiment in Mexico, will deliver
an Oration, in which he will give a
history of tho formation and achievements
"of that gallant brmd.
r
?l KW8 UH ANOfKO TIIK BAnttATH.?The
lialiiiuoro True Union says: 'Lord's Day
services have of Into been bold by the Israelites
of our city. A call is now mode for
a decision as to tlio permanent continuance
of tho arrangement. This will prove an
important step to tho Jews, should the arrangement
prove pormanent."
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nkw 1 oiik, April "Jb.?The Herald of
to-day says that an expedition is being fit*,
ted out here against Mexico by the friends
of Santa Annu. A vessel has been charter- !
cd, and arms, ammunition and men are bo,ing
procured.
?.
Samuki. Swaktwol't, formerly a prominent
politician of New York, died in that
city on Friday, at the ago of seventy-three.
In early life he was connected for a short
time with the navy. lie was a steady and
warm menu oi Aaron .UUrr, though not implicated
in the latter's political delinquencies.
1 lo was appointed, under President
Jackson, eolluctor of thu port of Now York,
hut lim term of offioo was cut short by an
unfortunate dSfaloation. Ho then left the j
country, but subsequently returned and
lias ninco li\'e<l in reiirom??f
IticuMOSn, April 27,?Tho Abingdon
Democrat says that during tlio week preceding
Tuesday last snow full dnily in Wash
ington county'. The fruit is generally killed
and Violation io rery b*okwArd lliro*
the southwest portion of the State. Many
cattle are dviocr.
" Wgix," siiid ft soft-henrted, blundering
Joniitbnn, tbe othor dfiy, " Suke bus gin me
llie suck, by gravy ! I've lost her." "Lo$t
her---how ?" Inquired his sympathising
friend. " I laid thu soft soap on her so
thick, that the critter got so proud she
?- ? "
w wuiuii l apuu& v<> ino i
i ,i ij 11 i hibi lam . ii i i i i ? . f 11'i **
Diitu, in 1'uiiiuii iliii, on Itio '2-iiii ultimo, Ki?mund
Makvik, in the GOtb year of his age. The
deceased was a native of Anderson district, hut,
f?r many years previous to his death, had made'
Pickftito lus Iioiuh. He Itad been connected with
mwnyl.nt;^ .i.....i. ? . -
.... ,<-v <> iiiu?#h<?ii, iur mi ly yciil'8,
ami died in the full enjoyment of the Christian'*
final linpe, mid rcocivipg'tbe reward* of the faith
fill In Chriat. For Heveral years before he whs
called hence, lie diaeharged the responsible dotie?
of Magistrate with equal justice to nil, nnd satisfaction
to the pul>llc goncra!!?. 11? leavott w
family and many relatives and Friends to mourn
bin death, but tucy sorrow nut us those without
hope. ?
'j.1- Tiuu.'. J-H-UI-!! J*-JU1 jLi'jiff.ii'ji.;
ptia n/wnm m ???/? ??
J.U
\J T7ILL l>o twt Iu ll?o-l<>wts?? bidder. on Monuny
V T 18th itixtoot ut 11 o'clock, A. M., tlio build
iug a Hriilgo over the branch on (ho iwwJ loading
tt> the Fall*. Particulars made known on tbut day.^
J)y order of Council:
J. N. LAWHI CE, Clerk.
Mny 8,1857 4? g
STOP THE STEEUS!
STRAYKD off in March /rorn tho subacribfir,
| Iwo (ted and White Stoevw, marked with a
wop flud hrtJtf crop in rach your, four yeM* old-?
6110 in d<j horned, with warts under htf belly nnd
kttyck kneed behind ; jho ntbor fw .oft horns
lying cIom 10 hi? ho?*d likv lh? liuffoU Any one
giving mo ?uoh iuf?>rni.'i|ion>.ns will unable mo to
got tJieio, will rcceive Midtable reward. Address
pio at WtHulli. J P. tJAlI^LAUD.
ti?.i i* A U * '
piu.y " 10? I 1Q
ofSontli t;ai>oli?ia,
IM OUI?VAKV~>riVKKMA.
\UflknKA8, A. B. Martin hath applied to ro?
?? for I*tt?r4 of i\<1t?faotrutioM upon nil and
iiignlar tlio personal property, rights and credits,
goods nud oliqttel*, bolopsJjig to tljo estota of Kdniilfid
Martin, Into of thu State ?nd district aforesaid,
di.ctins?if, the kindred and creditor* of mid
<jkcctaM nr?,\lierefli)rc,citud to unpear before tha
rJmfdFftMxS*
H W? ?w. ?? >'%?V Oil
iloottfxy liio ??ui ilavyf Slay ^ SEiir cmhc,
if Ptiy Oi?y can. why oaid latjn-r, nhould ix?t b?
8rnnted. Glvcni^ ntv hand and saalof tfflce,
?v (dlidp.y of Maj, J W.W*
* ' ls
% ,m
Anderson Prices CuxTent.COUHRCTXl)
WKI-K.I.V MY KNOl.A?V. BI.KOKI.RV ft OO I
Andehbon1 c. 11., May (>, 1857 j
Cotton per lb. - - lQail I S I
Salt, per mick, ' 2.00
C?>ffur\ Rio, per lb. - - - IH a 14
Sujfura, broxvn, per lb. - - 11 "a 12 j
" ornslu'd iiii?l loaf, hit 11>. - in n I# I
Molasses, West India, per gallon, CO
" N. Orleans, ' *' 8ft a 1.00
Yarn (Oft.) per bunch, - 1.00
OHiinlmrgr;, (licftvy) por yord, - 1>1 a 14
Shirtings, " ? II n IU !
Iron,common size Swolo, per lb. 6 1-2
" English, " J 6
Nails, per ko^, - ft n B .1-2 |
Oil, Luinum, jjCi yanoii, 1.S7 u 1.00
" Train, ' rt 9? a 1,00
Glass., 8X10 - 2.75 a 3
: 1UA1 'l ' 8 a 3.2$
Jlice, per lb - > G I, -2 i\
Flour; per barrel, - 7 a 8
Wheat, per but-hol, 1.00
Com, per bushel, - 80 n 85
HaCoti, hog round, - 10 a 1*2
Hafjguig, Gunoy. per yard, - 18 a 20
. Oats, per bushel, - BO a 6ft
j en.-?, " - - (iDd If)
l^owjor, Riflo, porkeg, - 7 1 2 a 8
C?TT lioro in always to be ho found n good j
stock of Goods, nt K., 1). it Co'b.
> ! . 'J." ! . 1 ' . " 1 1 I'. 1 1
SEAL YOUR MEASURES.
T AM now prepared to SEAL any Mh'AS1
Iflt'jiS frori) oho cjunrt to half bimlicl.
T. R; llAdOUP. < ?M\
r'n):olis 0. 11.. Miiy 8, 1H.')7 4:; i;'
I * M WL-*.' M J
VLL persons indebted to tlio undersigned for
Shoe-making are retplePted to Minkit payment, .
n?l the business of tlio concern nuist be wound uj>.
Due attention to this notice will pave trouble.
MITCHELL ?fc LA.WKHNCK.
May 8, 180*7 43 - H
ORDINARY'S SALE.
BY virtue of an orJ<jr from W.J. Parsons. Esq.
Fi'kcns district, will be sold befl>re
the Sheriff's oflieo, at Pickens Court House,
?.?the first Monday in June next, to jbo highest
bidder, tlio RICA T. KSTA TP! ,,f Ah.nl ?!!.
son, deceased, situnte in I'iokens district, on both j
sides of Little River, adjoining lands of Col. Jpp- [
(ha Norton, John Capehart and others, contain I
in# Four Hundred And Sixty Acres more or less,
originally granted to Jacob Capehart.
'JVrms of Multt?Sold on a credit of twelve
montlu* with .otercat from date, except the costa
which will be required on duy of pale. The purchaser,
yiving bbnd with two good sureties, with
n mortgage of (li? premises if required by tl?c
Ordinary, ami nay for titlos.
L. C. CIIaIG, B.r.n.
May 7, 1867 43 f,
sii?rirr>? s vi,iSv
T) Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to mo
' directed, wjl) be Hold before tlie Court Hou*e,
in Pickens District, within the legalhours, on the
first Monday and Tuesday in June next.
One tract of land, containing two hundred and I
fifty seven acres inord or less, adjoining lands of j
J. J. Oawin, Robert Johnson and others, also one I
other tract of land, containing six huridrud acres
moro or less, adjoining lands of J. A. Ensly, jr., |
Widow Mrrk and others, levied on a?* live proper- |
ty of F. N. Garvin, at the suits of Phillips, and t
McCarroll, U. A. Steele, Adru'r., Vm. Hoggs and !
others.
Ono lioOse nnil lot in the town of Walhalln,
whereon F. WcUmjus iiow lives, adjoining H. Fn
gen and others, levied on asliU property at tiio
suit of B-. Sharjm, for K. li. Benson against B. 13.
Itice and F. W icbcns.
206 acres of tnnd more or loss, on waters of six
mile creek, adjoining lands of John Howard, J. U.
Howard and others, levied on as the property of |
oHii.uui ommi,ai. my sun >vm. unvor, iturvivor,
and other*.
One traot of land, containing r>ne hundred and
thirty acres more Or less, adjoining lands of John
Abmover, C. Wendelken and other*,levied on as I
the limperty of SVm, I... ?v at the #uit of O. W.
Phillips for another ami others.
101 acr.es of Innd mors or less, near Walhalhi,
adjoining lands of P. Wldbsiis, M. Crenshaw ami
others: also, 1 half norc lot, No. 49, in tlio town
of Waliialln. adioininir ldla of J. W. F. Thoinrwon
Thos.' M. Adair and others, levied on as the property
of J.II. Fischer, uecnased, at the .-uitof the
I German Settlement Societ y of Charleston.
| 6ne tract of lan-J, containing one hundred and
|.seventy acre? more or less, known n$ tlieCpdaV
rock place, adjoining lands of \V. JJrandctt, K*/ekiel
Smith, Isaac Milter and others, levied on as
the property of T. L. Painter, at the ault of A. 1).
it J. Towers. *
One tract of land, containing one hundred and
shay-six acres inot:^ or lews, lying on both aide? of
Coniioroaa crock, mljuiuing litlltls Of JaillUll SlMtuflwi
Thou. lJrooks nifd others, levied on as tlie
property of W, J. Fitzgerald, at the suit of John
W. L. Cary.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
L C. CRAlCi.b.r.j).
May 7, 1867 13 td
SPRINGS SUMMER SUPPLIES
J. B. E. SLOAN & CO.
l'itndlctnn.
arc now receiving the largest and most
11 completn assortment of
^ ty> S5
That we liavo ever brought to thin place, which
we ure willing to sell at short profit#. Ortr
diloiHb have been carefully uelccted in New
York, Philadelphia and Charleston, We can
be always found at our post willing and ready to
show bur Goods free of charge.
We will tnkc in exchange fot Qooda, Corn, Uye,
Wheat, Onta, Bncoii, Lard, Tallow, Itouswax,
Honey, Homespun, Rag*, Chickom, Ducks, Tur
key9, Hntltr, Ac., at the market pricc.
April 29. 18,-,7 ' 41 tf
t?- a a
m .2 ? H ? o
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fea 13?
WE ..aIIC S,^-2 s ?5
ca.? a Jl-J jsis I '??..
*mmuxtr
f J J S | 2
r^M'fc^l|ss(5' J| a 3~
-i o4'?? 1-9 ~ ?
CS3?S "16- 8^1?. ^
w S5 2 S <2-3 (2
_J ?L 5 |g; - . ;
Slate of SoiiOi Ciirolina,
IN KQII1TY? I'lOKE.NS.
Mnry At.n ('ouch' ' '' Ji '' |
vh > BUI for Partition.
Robert OjUch and otliora. j I
IT appearing tp Ofiy satisfaction that the lieir a a I .
1*4 of EUvmler linker, to wit: John Baker, j
'the heir? at I*W of Wnry Ann William#. ?
Forre*t?r ami wife Bmawth, William lUkor, buciixm
BaWr, Robert Baker, Richard linker, Chiw- j j
ford Baker and Letvellon Mnknr, deYendimifl to i'
tliis bill <>f eompMNt, iqlltfe without thanipiU of.; ]
nil* on motion 01 riarriBOii, cpmpnnriApni l
solicitor, it i? ortJtred that the said hbsent <1?fbiKl ' (
snts do p!'jRd,ftns?r*?.t?rds!?!!rtotbes2i>i tylfof {
complaint, within thi?c month* froiu (he pub- I ,
Ticnti-m hc'r^of, of tlosfthl bill will be ttjkcu pro
ir>w/S*?o Ms to th?m. ? ?
HOiVT. A. THOJWMON, c.K r n.
Com'r? offltfh, May 2,1867 W
* &4tt&Kt. r . t
SPRING & SUMMER UOOUS!
At Bachelor's Rotroafc.
FRENCH, 8 WIS Si, BRITISH AND j
American Dry <>ioo(ls,
.4 t
'PUB eul>m.'iil><'r is now reoeiving <>nu of the
L Uo.*t teloctotl anil entire new Stock of
!)KY CiOODS
lie tins luwl f'ir the lint sevei; yearn. JbjyMes 1
winch, lie Iiiis a variety of VA YCY ('OOI)S ; !
ako, Hoot*, XIhh'c, lints ami Honni'M ?if all styles j
ami fashions; Hardware, Crook- [
cry, Medicine*, l)yo-Stuft>>, Acf; in fact, tn?nl4ir- 1
tick's usually kept in a country store. Give nio ;
a call ami you will not leave without making a '
purchase, nnd carrying i>lf a bargain!
I will Barter for Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Bacon, j
iv.iw MKicf, iHti'swjtx. iallow, Pi led Fruit, etc.,
allowing ti c very higlie<H niiuknt prieoa.
JJiONA11D TOWERS.
A [ml 2 _', 1K'?7 41 Sin
I, H. i:I:nsd\ \ SON/
Al Old BVudlWom.
I RE now receiving mid opening one of ll'e larV
nnd best ?eU?j-'ed Stocks of
Spring and Summer Goods
Kvcr brought to the upper part of South. Caruli- j
nil; purchased in New York nnd Philadelphia on :
the most favorable terms*. so ns to enable ub to '
soil hh ciik.m" as any other merchants.
Our etock consists of nil the different nrtiolos ;
usunlly kept in any Knilroad town, ninny NE H" '
mi'v/uvs rm i ?x
a ***!,?* \.r i- r/iu/ui/jv.i in.J', UUIW& for
Ladies and Gentlemen, and n very large stock of J
Itcarty jlladc Clolliiiitr.
Persons in want of Onudri will (ind it to their
interest to examine; our stock before purchasing .
cUcwhere. No charge mnuu for showing our
Goods; therefore, give u.? ? trial.
E. R. 1JKNSON A SON.
Pcndlctofk, April 2:<; lKfl7. - 41 4
SPRING & SUMMER (IOODS.
routs, ii. it > b: d
I | A v I jJiU rcturno<l iron) Charleston with ft su1
1 perb and well soletted stock of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of ulegnnt Muslin ai)i| Rnriye
ltobes and Dresses, euporb Mantillas and Mantelets,
with a great variety of other artieles, is oftering
them fur sale at the most reasonable rates.
SIiii also has on hand liOXNKTS, of every description
and style, ami among*t tliem a few of
tlic new stylo Oip*cy Bonnet; elegant Embroideries
in Collars, Hleeves ami Rands; Calicoes and
Ginghams, beautiful patterns"; tine Long eloth
ivnu 1 wiu.i, and miii>y otjior FIXE GOODS of I
now brands and styles, including a splendid vpriuty
of Flowers, Hibbonrf, Laces, etc. A KS(),
Gentlemen's and lluy?' lints, with a good assortment
of Goods in this lino.
I return my sincere thanks for past favors, and
respectfully solicit the continued patronage of
the public. Please call, Ladies, and examine for,
yourselvos-v^benutiful Goods and bargains will
bo sold on tbu very Ijost terms.
Waiballn. Ai?ril 1.1 lSft"7 Jn
new'
SPRING AN1) SUMMER OOOliS,
Pickens C. 11., S. 13.
I FTKU returning my grateful thanks to
iV my friciid>nn I customers for their past
very liberal patronage to ipy business,! desire
to call their nttontion, as well as that
of the public generally, to my largo and
finely assorted Stock of i
Spring- and Suinmor Goods,
Which I jut) now recoiving, add which have
boon purchased on very advantageous terms
as to prices, and which I am determined
on selling as low as they can he bought at
HKTAir. anywhere. My stock of DRV
GOODS embraces almost every niticlo
called for, oithcr by Ladies or Gentlemen,
in Fancy or Staplo Dry Goods,
jjonneis, Kiobons, Mantillas, ISmbroidery,
Collars, Uiidersloos, Jack?tieL and Swiss
Edgings and Inserting*, Are.
Steady Made (lolliitig;,
A vcrj' heavy and varied assort nont.
HATS A: CAVSt the latest stylet, for men
and boys, in great variety. .
Hoots ife Slioos, Crockery and Glassware,
Hardware and Cutlery, J)rygs, Medicines,
and Dye-stnti's, Perfumery, Fancy arti
oles, Stationary. Also,
WroccricH,
Which are sold alriuily for cash.
Come and buy where you can get good |
articles and good bargains.
Z. W. GREtiN.
_ April 14, 1857' 40 tf
JOSEPH J. NORTON,
Attorney at tiinv;
pfOKKNS'COUliT nous K, s.Kc.t ft or J.Y.I,
\\J IJvL attend promptly to all legal business
11 entrusted.to him in the Districts comprising
(lm Western Circuit, to wit: Abbeville, Andor- >
son, Pickens, Ureonville, Spartanburg and Lauren* \
j;ee. is, 1850 23 If
DR. a. vy. fiREKN .
OFFERS hiH l'rofqsstonal scrvi?.:* to t!>o citiKOiia
of I'ickens District, in the practice of i
Medicine in its vnrioiw branches. He would say
'.'.At he has an experience of ten years in practice.
Otfic.c in his Stofc. April I t, 1857
LUMBER: LUMBER!
rrjIK undersigned t?ro now prepared to
I fill orders wr LUMBER of a! I kind*; at
tlmir Mill1 on Ocoriee Creek, eight miles
north-east of YValhaHa. 1,umber will b<?
delivered if it in desired by the purchaser.
Our terms will be made accommodating,
ond we respectfully solicit the patronage
>f the public JAMES OKOUOK,
M. P. MITCHELL,
X N. LAWRENCE. I
Feb. 10, 1857 .81 If I
Slate of South Carolina,
IN R<JUITV?-t'fCKKNS.
Abraham Duke, Unmet Dukuand Ransom Duke,
Vs.
Joseph Doll?M>on( Melinda Dolfeson, BenjiuCjp
Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon,
lames Cannon, Margaret Marchbauku. J'rfy or
Judith Kcndrick, Elijah Cannon, Mar'h' Urown
and William OiUtrap.
DILI* KO* PAUTJT1CM, ArtOmiNT, RKI.lKF, *0.
r|Mllj Complainant# Imving tiled their bill of
I complaint. and it uppoarwg tomy aatiafactinn
that Jonepli I>olle*?v Mulindn Polleaoo, Hcnjamil)
C?nn?n, Washington Cannon. Carter Cannon.
JiunPfc Qannon, Mnr??rot Marclibank*, Judy or '
Tiitlitti Kendrlck, Klijr.b Cannon and Miiftlia
defendants to paid bill, reside wttbolil tlio
limits of llii? State: on min ion of C. ,f. Klford. |
:on plainaiitM' nolioitor, it it ord?*ed that Ihnshtd ,
tbsent ijofvndurit* do plua'), m??wer, or depmr to
lie aid bill uf th>iOm?iiiV, U'ltbiii thro? tnon&s'
'mm this ditto, or tbo aaid bill it-ill be takor. u
tonfe* <ed HgftiiM flioui. i
KQBT. A, THOMSON, O.K.P.D.
Cum'ra ofiico, MiucU 31,1851 Cm
ENGLISH & CLASSICAL ACADEMY '
AT WAL11 AlifiA.
1)AHKNTS and Guardians are respectful- !
ly informed, that the undersigiu-d is now i
prepared lo receive pupils, nnd to give 1
llieiti instruction in all tho br?ncho? of a |
solid English and business Education.? '
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Greek, |
Latin, (iceman and French. The Aeadvtn- I
seal year consists of (en monlhs. The terms
of tuition in the English, Mathematical,
Mercantile and Classical Department, per
.p-.?rler uf eleven weeks, are $5.00 ; 7:00;
10.*. ? depending upon the studies pur- 1
sued. J'rehch and German are extra.
.. >: -
in ovuwiiiii" ?' rmnuoi jmh'iii; j>ni ronage
we beg leave to my, that tlio principles
which nro to govern the undersigned in the
discharge of his duties have been tested by
reason and expei ien.cC both in Kurope and I
this country; and the system' of European 1
Schools will be adhered to, only as far as j
it is essential to a thorough education, and 1
in harmony with the institutions of tluvj
Slate. The government will be mild and i
affectionate, but firm and energetic, so that
the heart likewise may be improved, while i
the intellect, is dismnlmed mnl
M?.V.V|.VS..
Board may be had in very respectable
families on very reasonable teims.
Tlioro ovists now a lino of daily singes I
between Anderson, one of tho termini of
Hie UolUlnDla ami urocnvnie nnttroml, arv j
fording considerable facility to persons vis- 1
iting unr town, personally to obtain every
desirably information on questions relating I
ip the School, and wo arc privileged to f*j- ,
fer them to Col. J. O. Lewis, Dr. 15. HenrV, '
Dr. W. T. Holland, Dr. L. li. Johnnon, Col.
K. M. Keith, I. liradwell, tCsq., gentlemen
of intelligence and high position in society,
and living in or tuar the place.
In addition (o the above, we present the
following testimonials and references.
Rev. C. l'\ Bansemkk received a Classical
education in Prussia, and, his studies
having been regularly and carefully pursued,
he entered the Evangelical Lutheran
Theological Seminary, at Lexington, S. C.,
and- in dun timrv hw>nmo n momlini. <!./> I
Ev. Lulh. Synod of S. C. Believiiig liim !
to bo an excollont scholar in the English, j
Classical and Mathematical Departments, t
we cheerfully recommend him as well cal- '
eulated to take charge of a Classical Acad- J
omv, and to prepare students for the Junior I
r'l.,.,:, .i._ o it /-?-n ?
ui iiiu o. u. v^unego,
Kov. Haciiman, D.D., Charleston.
k?}\:. li. mi'i.ler, "
K?v. (I. 1). Hkrniimm, "
J. F. SuiltftMKR, "
W. Mui.i.KH,
Pres't. Columbia Female High School,
ltov. E. L. Ha/kMus, I). 1).
Professor of Tbeol. Loxington, S. C?J.
itev. S. S. SCIIMICKKR, L). I).,
Prof. Tlicol. Gettysburg,Pa. i
Rev. II. J. liAUOJiKH, Pres. Pumt. Col. j
Uov. M. Jacohs, Prof. Mntb. 41 41 j
Rev. Prof. L. Eichkt.bkkokk, 1). L).
Rev. J. 15. An.ii *>nv,
Pres. tev. Liith. Synod, 8. C. j
Rov. C. T)kmmk, l>. 1>-, Philadelphia.
Rev. J. Mokhis, I). D., Baltimore.
IJnoxrox Foun, I^oanfort dist. S. C. i
T tnlco pleasure in certifying, tliut tlio lvev
C. K. Bansemer has been for two years J'rin-'
cipal of an Aondciny in our village, and that:
for competency, industry and gentlemanly {
deportment, ho is deserving the confidence !
and patronage of the community ?..i a t?*aoh- j
er, either in the English, Classical or Mathematical
department.
J. \Y. Wyman, M. 1>.
Chairman Nonrtl of Trustees.
Extract froni a former volume of tho South
Carolinian, Columbia :
Ciikstkkvij.i.e M.\lk Aoadrmy.?This .
Academy has been undor I ho charge and
Kupcrintcndenoo of the lie v. C. P. lianso~
~ i i
miui, miu oiiiiiv itiguijr rtscwmilieuneu an a
gentleman and scholar. From what w? !
Itave seen, wo believe he possesses the pe- :
miliar ai t to impart and communicate in- !
structibn lo his pupils. The Trustees have ;
visited the school and hoard the teoitations i
of the scholars, and particularly examined
into the method and maimer of instruction '
lo the different classes, and the government"!
and order of the school, and deportment of,
the students, and now with pleasure can |
wo recommend the school to tlie public and |
the citizens of Chester District in parlion- |
lar. *Vrc.
Hon. 8. MoAi.m.ky. Rev. ,1. Douglass, i
.Jno. lloshokoyn, Esq., Tuns. MoCi.i-he, [
M. WiLmamb, Esq., W. D. Henry,
I
Mt. Zron Ooi.i.koi vtk Institutk, )
Winnsboro' Fairfield ifidt. S. C. f
Rev. 0. F, Hansomer hns been for three
years past engaged as a Professor in this
Institution, during whieh time he has pre- i
pared a large number of young 'gentlemen j
for tho Sophomore and Junior Clns.u'3 of
the South Carolina College, lie maintains '
a high reputation as a scholar, an<J it is rare
to incot with one so capable* of instructing
in the various studios puisued in Acader v'ea.
I never have been assooiatcd with a more
conscientious, iiidufatigablo nnd faithful
(OKcher than he is. It ife no small recoin*
(herniation as a teacher, that l\e is always
at his post, nnd'never permits pleasuro go
rucreation to withdraw him from his duties.
Asa high minded and honorablo crcntltmian.
I most cordially rocotnmoud liim to tlio
public.
J. W. Hl'DKOX,
Frcs. Mt. Zion Collegiate Institute.
For further particulars, address
C. F. BANSKMER.'
\\7~ li.-it- on t'.L h %A./. -<
HHIIIHIIH, O. Vj., r?l). I , 1 OOU JJ J It
TO FARMERS AN1? fltJTCHF,K,S !
KNOW nil men by the?e preaent&t tlui't I, J .'J*. i
. N. 8MITH,nm now giving the highest prioe
far GHL'k'ff AND DRTHibEH over buforo ,
>ftVrc<l in thia country, namely : (
llitlos, Grocn, from A 1 -2 to 1 1 -2 cents per lb. (
?5o. I7iy, " 10 to 12 12 " . "
TlriOfC your Hide* tome jtmt tw nonti iw you get ,
hem off th? benat, ond bo hotter for u* nil. <
.1. li. N. SMITH. * !
,Jnn 29, 1807 iv y
\
>
SPRINli k SLIMMER GOODS'
<iieo(!iii(ii:s, &?.
flMI-lfc uncUixig?e<l hna jt.st roluruod from
1 CliarlqKlon with ? lingo ami well soloctud
Siuvk of new mid elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting |>arlly of Calicoes, Cingluims,
Muslins. ?fec.;
Montmts, Trimmings, Kildions. ami Lnces;
Cloi lis, C-nssimcics, Dnip d'Kto, Linens and
Vesting*',
(fInvoh it' I !o?\Q 1 CM
Saddles, Ihulles ami Martingales ;
with many other ariioles In Inn
I>ry < Jootls line.
ALSO, Segnrs and Tobacco of the very
best quality.
A largo flr.d fresh lot, for salo very low.
lAiy tii.ends and ilio jutb'ic are re<jnoste<l
to examine my stock for themselves, as I
oharjjfuMiolhinjj for showing Goods; aud I
am also-delet mined to sell as low us tlio
lowest. Try me.
I will excliancfo Goods for l>oes\vax, Tallow,
Feathers, Hides, ?V<:., tfco., as well as
sell 011 the most reasonable terms.
J. N. LAWKKXCE.
Vickens C. IT., March 11, 1857 35
JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER.
.IIwlIV IUo. FMCIimEB,
%Vn ilmllv?5
HAS just now returned from New York,
with s? large and heiiuliful assortment of
1 [p* <\fl7, g ;| WM >\ CTP-^
uu > J UUVtl II V V iTM U
(both Gold and Silver,) Clocks, Music Boxes,
Combs. Brushes, Fancy Articles, Perfumery,
Soaps. Gold Pens, etc.; nil of
which has been bought for cush, and which
ho ntl'prx far k:?!p nn (ho most nccommodat-*
ing terms.
JCiV He also REPAIRS Watches nnd
other nitifles in his lino, and.solicits the patronage
of the public. His stand is near
tho public square, at Walhalla, S. C.
rw-o. id,-rgdo. 24':, <f
Stale of South Carolina,
rirKKNS BJSTEil/T IN T11K COl'RT OK COMMON 1M.EA9.
Dickson M. Lumpkin [ Altachwn>L
TllOllin* W. Chnslnin. ^
\\TIIBttEA9, tl?v? plnintifTdiil, on tl?e 4 th day
IT of March, 1857, file his declaration nguiwt
the defonduut, who (us it is shUl) is ntecnt from
imd without the limits of this SlAtP, and hare neither
* ifc nor attorney known within the same
upon whom u copy of the mid declaration might
bo'served: It is ordered, therefore,-that the 5?ht?i
defendant do npponr find ph-sul tothe-snid declaration
on or before the 15th day of March. J8S8
otherwise filial ntu) absolute judgment will then
l>c given and awarded against lum.
March 14, ^857 J. B. 11A HOOD, c.c.r
"cast steel.
VLWA YS on band, a quantity of tynull Octagon
CAST^STHEL. For sulu at 12 1<2ct9.
iiit pound. Apply at the Store of
GEO. COJXYER <fc CO.
Tnnni'l Hill. April 2 H8 '<?
DISSOLUTION.
THK firm of N. A- B. F. Morgan Ims been ilis1
solved by mutual cons-.nt, and all persons indebted
prior to the 1st January, 1857, will please
make payment, as the business of the firm must
be cUmuJ. N. MORGAN'.
It. F. MORGAN.
B. F. MORGAN
OTIIX continues tlic mercantile business a) the
> ' old stand, where lie has just opened a new,
beautiful uiul well assort oil
Slock oi"
Which he is offering lo\' for cash or to puitctual
cus.touVers. He will barter for Corn. Oats, Peas,
lk'eswax, Tallow, Haw Hides, iVc. Thankful for
pnat liberal .patronage, ho respectfully solicits a
continuance of the same.
i'ut'ii5viiiu, April 14, 40 A
ESTATE SALE.
Y17" ILL V? boM, at tbo late residence of A bra
M ham Burdinr, deceased, on the 14th day of
May ni'xt, al\ his lVrsonul Estate, consisting of
ftiinc fiiliely Nejiroe*,
Horses, Uattle, Hojja, Corn and Fodder.
Household uikI Kitchen Furniture, Fanning Tools
and numerous other article's.
TKRMS-O* u credit of nine months, with note,
security and interest?all Hum* under t6, cash.
J. HURD1N15, ) , , .
April '->2,1867 M. HUKIHNK. \-'umra
A DM I NISTU ATOK'S SALE.
ON the 12th day of May next, I will pell at
public ouicry, at the lute residence of Jorse
McKinney, deceased, Flv?! Likely Ncjiroes,
to wit:
i-<\ j anout *20 years old ;
MARTHA. " 28 and
Ilcr bov child 4 or 0 " "
SIMON, " 10 " "
MA III A, 1 or 8 "
ALSO, Horses, 6 or B head of cattle, farm*
ins tools, onuJiunrired bushels Corn morn or less,
rifle Gun, box of Window Q1a&>, and otlior articles.
A Credit of nliiu months will bo given on
all sums over five dollars, purchaser giving note
an?l good security.
.)OfIN M( Kr.VNTKV, Atlm'r.
April 98, 18.57- 41 8
?
& E3 '< S.liTI*'] IIAV,
\T (lie same plnrte. ami mi the name terms of
the above sale, Mill be sold Two Ijilto
ly Nogrotm, namely-, ?
CAI/EB, 22 or 23 yenrs old ;
A|tY. 19 "
One work Steer, M?tV<otlier articles
JAS. UOUINKONi vWmr.
April 1HT.7 41 1 3
STATU or SOUTH CAHOUNA,
IN KQUITV I'tCKKNS.
William Cape, Aduir. 1
K. B. Keith,E*'trix, IB,U fo'1Wwo'ory, Uc
K. M. Keith. ( hef'^
T.J. Keith, Kx'ow, et nl. )
IT appearing to Mm satisfaction of (he OtftnniH1
?ioner tliKt M. L. Kaith, one of the defendant!*
to this hill of complnirit, rendu* without the jurindiction
of the Co irt: oA motion of Or* A Wilkc*.
complainant'* solicitors, it i? ordered that thennid
defendant do appear, plend, answerer demur to
the said bill of eompianlt in this cai-e, Within three
hlAllMlil fWwTY* |I?U * - ? *? ? "
r ,.v?. .ma unit-, <>r 1i vwufir pro con jo* fto
will bo (nkcn hr to him.
110BT. A. THOMPSON', c.K.r.n.
ComV- oflice. March 28, lfcft'J ?m
riMAli NOtflUK.
'pHE legal ho1r# mid rofnvKontative* of Rn??ell
f Cn/iiiAn, dcccttiiiHl, are hcrtbv 1x>tiH(i?l Hintu
lunl ??'hof tho Kslfitu of the frtid iIccmu*1
Vrill lmjl.nl-W?r? !>/. n-1? *
,..v? ??, Miuumi), nv I ICKI'IH
3?>urt llousu, tlie 27ll? <Iny of July iii-xl. Tho*o
lulohktl to unul o?tf?te wul ninkt: pnymonl, Mid
hos??having demand* will preufcrti tlu-m on or boore
that lime. ItASBOM DUKK ) < . .
II. 1HJKK, j Amr*.
April 22, 1851 '11