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From the tinltimnrc tjun. The June Election in Kansas?Action of tho Free State Men. The "Free Stale" men in Kansns have is piled an address to the people of the United Slates, in which they avow their purpose to taku no pari in the June election for del <n^utes to the constitutional State convention, i They allege, ns an excuso for their co?rse, that "by the lists of qualified electors returned by the sheriffs of the different court-, ties, thousands of free State voters have been ignored, while the nnmes of numerous^ Unknown nnd mythical individual* nre en-? >teied ns "qualified electors " AH Die run-, Hsmnory or ttie election is to be controlled by^ pro-slavery' partisans, nnd it would be suici <Ial for the free State parly to go into rn election in the face of such odds, arid with their past experience." This decision of the free State men renders it certain that the constitutional convention will he pro-slavery, and that on assembling in September next, ?hey will form h constitution suitable to their own views. This is conceded by thdl free Statu mun. nml ill virto. .if il?" > gcncv the address says : * " Tfe nsk but that Congress may adopt* the Topeka constitution, which has aire: 'y "passed tho House, or that both it and tno *ono that will bo adopted by the pro -slavery * -convention in September be returned to the ^ people of the Territory with an enabling act * providing for a fair and honest vote of the j>ona Jxde residents. We ask no more than this?vve can ask for no less. None ?r? more devoted to our Union and ourConsti-' tution than the free State citizens of Kansas. For the institutions of our country none ca^ have n deeper or more loyal attachment.? Hut wc believe the purity of our government and the integrity of our institutions can onlv be Droaervcd bv ib? mlmiMinn oflvi... isns as a free Stale. * * * Wo -wish but tllftt the shivery or freedom of Kansas may bo settled, once for all, by an honest and legal vote of the actual residents in accordance wilh tho principles of llic orAmonglhe names signed to I he address, are those of J. 13. McAfee, of Maryland ; J. A. Wakefield, of South Carolina; II. Miles Mooro, of Miss; J. II. Ivase of Virginia, Prof. W. Oakly, of Delaware, i\nd A. A. GiilTin, of Ua. f Letters from Kansas allege that the deputies employed in taking the census meet with much opposition from the free State men, who refuse to givo their names, with the view of keeping ilieni off the voting list, and thus permit the election to go by default. In Douglas county, 1,206 voters have been registered: in Leavenworth county 1,700, unci in Johnston about 600, a largo majority in eacl? being pro-slavery. Wk find in the Union the following interesting Anil]1 news from New Mexico : " By a p'ivnte let'e** from nn ofTicr of the rilles stationed nt Fort Tliom, New Mexico, we learn that on tha 11th March J.ieut. Hiker, with a diMnclimnnt of w. ..... .} live men of Company B, of thai regiment, overtook a parly of eighteen Apaches, strongly protected by rocky and narrow canon, and after ft sharp notion defeated them, and recovered forty-two horses which 1 hey had stolen from Scnor Vijil. Lieut. Is 15. lost two of his men?one killed instantly, % and the other mortally wounded. A >?rgeant, a corporal and a bugh-r were killed and four wounded bv the nr mv? nf iK? 4 V f Apachcs. The affair was regarded os quite creditable to Lieut. Hiker Qnd his men." The Rivrr.?A large freshet has been occasioned in ths Pee Dee, by llu'latn ruin". Up to this morning at 9 o'clock, it has risen over 30 feet, and is still rising?grent injury will bo done to the crops in the " low grounds" and as cotton seed is rather scarce, nw.uc urn) iimi uuimcim u> replant. Some say that Plunlern ?r? 14 (Junmitutiuiiullv Grumblers," tliis spring will develop the disease, at Icnst in this section of the cc .ntrv.? Cheraw Herald. r T"7~7~Z I)i:p.\htki> tliU lift', on Sntbrdny, tlio 2d inst., nt the reniUonco of her brother, COl William I.. On I II'MIII, Ml adduviiiti DISlrlOt, Mahtiia (Amixki.ia ( 'ai.iioi'.v, in tliu 81 at your of Iter age. Tlie diicunsi-tl wa* the youngest daughter <if Mrs. Florida Calhoun and tlie Into Joint ('. G'ulf houn. llor death WHf v?ry snjjoii and unexpected to her friend*; bat (die met her f.ite with that calm and resigned spirit which chnraeterir.e* tli" <lnatli of thn true christian. 8Jie wan a commitnicant of tin; Kpii'copal Church, and wo cnlimit doilllt is now rcillivillif till" nmrnnl nf n \v?.ll aru.ut - \~r* ; *" " lifo. Tlic deceased wan a lady at marked internj/t'iico. nnj was strongly elwrruiterttod by ninin*>ility mid mil<Ino-?? of disposition. Slio died, wo think, without an.enomv. Wo would not add a fuUomo eulogy on tho clmr ? actor of lliu deceased, iih this would Ik* iinuucoftsu- i ry to thov who knew her, and would but disparage hertruo worth with thosu who did not know gj3| her. " t-l * NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! j At Pickciw fPlIE eubscribors aro now receiving nnd SL X oponing a largo nnd carefully svlectcd stock of now and elegant j ' SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, f Consisting, in part, of Silks, Mnslinf, Calioo, (JinghaMis, Trimmings, etc. lionnote, Ribbon*, Lacen nnd Thread; Cassiincre*, Drap-d'Ete, I/ineu.<, Vwtings; Itcndy Mn<lc Olothiug. *fid (Jap*, Hoots and Shftoa, (Sailers; And tho usual variety in iho DfiY GOODS line. Aluo, Hardware, Crockcry and Cutlery. BI^GAftS and Tobacco of tho beat quality. Cirocei,i??( J\.9 cheap as ortn bo bought anywhere in (ho up-Country. Our Sloclj. is a very full one, And has " b'eon carefully laid iq by ono of ihe iii in# Wo can, thoreforo, repoiiMrtcnd highly ovoW ArlW?Ia u/n l??M o /??? I'""*1 1 ',l " .j ...?.. ~ . <)<? vii uiiiiq, ?iki Will Rt'll i $ on the most reasonable lorips. Wc reineyl-! fully solicit the continued patronage of our j frjeixU and the (nihilc. Aft heretofore, \yo will exohanffo Good* i ? for tho uounl articlon of Hhi ter. R. A- E. IC. ALKXANDKU. IMfly 12, 1857 44 if m | QmaMfowao&TnoKis.. If OK TUB KKOWEK COLIUKH. Enigma. Mr. Editor: I ?co you hnvo, weekly, a ' squnro in you columns, <lcvotc<l 16 tnitlbo i Nintioal "Problems," and by litis means *4ays O. W. It.) much good has boon dono Wor iho Arithmoticnl students, &c. l'er[ hops as the " Problems" are of service, thai 1 a Geographical Enigma, may be also bencf fieial to some of your patrons. " Therefore, ' I I ?nnd vrvil tlio fnlliuviiin " ^ j - " ft f I an) composed of seventeen letters, j My 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 is the capital of one of the U. S. " 1, G, 3, 9, 5, 12, 15 is a European king dotn. " G, 9, 5, 3, 9, 7, 8, 8 is a Lake in tho l\S. " 9, 7, 3, 8, 9, G, 3, 4 in a State or division in Africa. " 3, 6, 9, 7, 8, 0, 3, 4, 5, 0, 9 is one oftlio * oldest Republics in the world. " 1, 3, 5, 7, 0, 9. 6 is a Southern State. " 1,7, 0. 3, 4, 0, 5 is a Lako in tho U. S. 9, 0, 3, 8, 0 is a hard nativo to conquer. " 0, 2, 3, 8, 1, 7 is tho capitol of Ireland. " 5, 3, 9, 0 is a State. " 1,9, 0, 3, 4, 5) is the capitol of Italy. t " 8, 9, 12, 7, 0, 9 is a State in South America. * " 9, 0, 8, 7, 9, 0, 10 is a boasting native. <l 15, V, 0, 9, 5, 8, 7, 0, 8 is a groat ^ort for fishing. " j, ?, V, 0, 5, 7 is ft Stnto in South A morion. " 5, 0, V, 9, 8 is tlio largest Stato in tlic Union. " 5, 0, 9, 5, 7, 8 is a Slnto in Asia. My whole is one of llio most unniitlffatod oli a meters that i? connoctod with tho press, Rospeotfully submitted by " cai't. chaw." FOIl TUB KKOWKB COUMBtt. Arithmetical. Mr. Editor: As I havo soou it staled twice that it has bocomo fashionable to deal out problems through tho medium of the Courier, and as I claim tho honor of starting tho fashion, which ono of my " follow craft" thinks has wrought beneficial results for tho Arithmetical student, I thoreforo avail myself of tho " fashion" and send you tho following nrohlom *. O i ~ " TFour persons, A li C and 1) went to n ricli Capitalist to borrow money. The Capitalist informed them that lie bad a certain amount which ho specified that ho wished to lend. Says A, I want ono third of it for which I will pay you 3 per ccnt; says 15 I want a fourth, for which T will pay you 4 per ccnt; says C I want ono fifth, for which i win pay you b por cent, niul says \) L want ono sixth for which I will pay yon 0 por cent. IIo lonlthom the whole sum of money upon tlio conditions described, and at the ond of one year the sum of interest which ho received from thun all exceeded one fiftieth pnrt of the principal by $2210 30-f>7 I what was tho sum lent and how much did ho lend to oaoh person. W. II. Muddy Spring, S. C. FOR Till.! nnitriitfu I'uohi.km.? What is the cxnct distance, across a squaro aero of land I Will somo friend of tho fraternity solvo the above and give his method ? Studbnt. Axswku to G. W. B.'s I'uoni.km.?Kmily has $,>,000, Jane $4,500, Betsey $0,000, j Abigail fc.1,700 and Nancy $&,800. ' ktuornt. bV/M Z M SAL." Mauuiv:i>. oi> tin; 30th ult. V?y John Knox. KsqT. Mr. JoHKru WiiiTK to Miss Fiunckb K. Houf.iih, all of rickona district. On Sunday evening lOtli inst., by L.N.Robins, Ks4j. Tiiim. \V. Kindlkv to Miss Lvcinua, dnugli; tor of Win. Whitinirn, nil of I'ickon*. Consignees at Anderson Depot, FOU WEKK KNDtNO MAY 4. .1 W L Cart, K it B K Alexander, J K Ilagood W S ?t T J KeeM\ Merrit A If, J W Harrison, iv u, W Sloan, SiU-r A N, J T Sloan, K 15 ?t Co ,1 1$ Jlt-nxon, K Robinson. 1) I' Robins, M M Nor ton, LU Cr?i>?, W Norriii.C C Lnnjf>>t<?n, A Rain nny, W II I) (1, 11 K Campbell, A I* Calhoun, J B K Sloan A Co. S A S, Oaborn A U. T A S, E B Ben son A Son. Pendleton A M (Jo, J B Hilton, George Collyer A Jo, J Zachery, llluu Rid<{0 It K, J S Leonard, McF, H A (Jo, II A K, J A Doyle Brown | VniMlirer A Co, C M Reid, J H Hughui, H Tylor, I Mrs M PuturiMm, J .1 Brown. B F Ilrown, Darnel ! Hrown, W A C 1, T Arnold .0 Go, T Mn-jill, H 1< | Gained, W A Fi(zjfor?ld, A Bryco. R Smith, A [ it Finlier, Slielor ami Striblinjr, 7. W Clretn, A 15 Uriinl. K. R1CR, A^cnt. | AMBROTYPES! j I HBSl'KCTFU LLY asinnuncu to the ladies nn<l i gentlemen of this plaeo and iiiu mirruuliuing country, tlmt I Itave opened my Gallery at B will 1 HUIIRV') And will bo happy to ?eo oil who riotiro to po.s* kosh one or more of IIiuro beautiful opccimcns of th? AwnKirrvi'K, by which the hmnnti featured u;ay Ihj truthfully perpetuated for n groat length .of time. Thovo wauling piclyreo win ph-(u>ccti)l at my Room, and [ will wjut ioon thenj at nny time. Charges reatonnblto May 14 44 _J C- N. UK IIV , A.-. I*.\ M rPIIE in xt lingular Communication of Fondle1 (on Lodge, Iso. 34, A,\ F.\ M.% will beheld in tlio Lodge K<*>m on Mondnv Jiin? 8th. nt 1 nVlimli v. m. lJv order of W, It. Jonhs. YSV. M.\ Mnv 14 4^ H. K. HEABOlty. Bcc'y Sfaic of South Caroliiin, IN oitmMAnr-?riuKKna. UTHF.RKA8, Kmorr Monrnhnth Applied to mo IT ft>r letters of n<linini*trstlon upon nil ami1 uliv^uliir the personal pr??|K?rty, rights nlid credits, good* rimI chattels, b< i'inking to the estate of Aaron Mftorc, Into of the Htnte and district nforef .iitl. ditcoHRod, the kindred mid creditors tff void decenwM1. nr^.lhercfurn. cited to np'tenr bofore tlio v.ouri in umin?r?, H?r <ho nfr>r<i*?ii<l, on i Muudny tho )?t dny of Jiiiio nti*t, to cliew cAUfc, >r any w?? y can, why .mid loiters nhouM wiA l>e ijranhul. Oivon oinli-r my hntnl imi?I hchI of ofltco. I bo Stli'lay ?f Ifav, ' W. J. FAKfcQXS, Anderson Prices Current. UOHKKCTKU WKKKI.Y BY KNOI.AKIV Ut.WKI.KV A CO | Akdkkhok C. II., May 13, 1 8-">Y Cotton pur lb. - 10 a II l-'i I Mult, por Buck, 2.00 Coflfen, Rio, per lb? - - 18 it'll -11. ? - ? "' fcru^lictl nml loaf, per l'>. - 1G a 18 Molasses, West InOia, per gsdh>n, CO " N. Ortonns, " " 85 a 1.00 Yarn (On.) por bunch, - - 1.00 ORitnbtirgs, (heavy) per yrtnl, - 13 nil [ Shirtings, " - -Unit) Iron, common size Swede, per tb. 0 1-2 English, * . ? Nail*, per kotf, - - ft ? fl 1-2 Oil, Lhsvced, per gp.Uvii, i 37 l no " Train, " 00 a 1.00 Glass, 8X10 - - 2.75 a 3 " 10X12 - X a 3.25 nf.? ?? - - - HUT, [H*r |!> * li 1 a 7 Flour, per barrel, - 7 a 8 Wheat, per bushel, 1.00 Corn, per bushel, 80 a 85 Dncon, hog rou? I, - 10 a 1*2 Dagging, (Junny, per yard, - 18 a 20 Onto, per bushel, - - 50 a T.ft I'etvs, u u . . 75 Powder, Rifle, per keg, T 1 ? ? 8 isr t 1 lerc. is always to be be found a good , ?tock of (toixls, at K., B. A* Co'n. | Slnto of Sondi Carolina, 1'IOKKNS DIRTKICT-?IN TIIK COURT OK COMMON PLTA8. J ii i no a H I In good ) Foreign Attachment. vs 5- Norris, Harrison A i'uliiam Jonepli 1). Glydi'i ) A tt'y*. V\* 11 KllliAS, tlio plaintiff did, on iho 11 111 clay U of Mfty, 18R7, file his declaration ngaiust the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from I and without the limits of this State, and lias nei- j tlier wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said declaration inL'lit I j be served : It is ordered, therefore. that the Kind defendant do appear and plead to tlio said declaration on or before the )2th day of May, 1858; otherwise nnal and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded a;(?inst him. Mnv 0,1857 J. K. HaQOOP, fto.fr SEAL YOUR MEASURES. T AM now. prepared to Sh'A T. any MEASL URES from one quart to hnlf bushel. J. K. HAGIOOD, c.c.r. I'ickenH C. II., May fi, 18ft7 4H?ff ^ TjTi persons indebted to the undersigned for x ?. oSiuc'tnuUiii^ niu requested to rs;akc puvMCttt, i\b the business of the concern must be wound up. Due uitention to this notice will snvo trouble. MITCHELL ?t LA Wlll'XCK. liny 8,1867 4:1 8 TO CONTRACTORS. Vr \J ILL be let to the lowest bidder, on Monday i i 18th instant nl 11 o'clock, A. M., tho build ing a Uridgo over tlie banch tin tlio road leading to the Falls. Particulars made known on that day. Dy order of Council: J. N. LAWRENCE, Clerk. May 8.1867 48_ 3_ STOP THE STEERS! STRAYED olY in March from the subscriber, two l?ed and White Steers, marked with n crop and half crop in each year, four years old? one is no homed, with warts under his helly and knock ltllPful holiiml tlio ftllinr lino clmri lying closc to liis head like the Uuflfalo. Any one giving me such information, as will citable me to get tliem, will receive a suitable reward. Address mo at Wnllmlla. J D. QAILLARD. Muy ft. 1867 4 SPRIN(i & SIMMER SUPPLIES J. B. E. SLOAN & CO. I'OlMllctOll. AV^ arc now receiving tlm largest and most 11 complete assortment of Q O O B * Tlint we have ever brought to i place, which xvi! i?ro willing to sell at ?hoit profit*. Our 4*<>?<ls linve been carefully selected in New York, Philadelphia ami Charleston. We can be always found at our post willing and ready to show our Good* free of charge. We will take in cxclmngofor tJoods.Corn, Ilyo, Wheat, Oats, Bacon, Lard, Tallow, lleeswnx. Iuuiiuv, riunie.xpiin, iings, umoKcnB, lmexs, i urkev*, But tor, , at the market pi ice. ApHl>Mi'l85t 41 tf ? to , a a ^ -.s h - ? -(Pi -Si . * c. ?j fro a 5 S . f-S'ls HS .-IHS ? ? -* f a rvl ^ " a -S ? '0 r rj ~ Uh . 1,1 o-3^Hw 5 b " ^ , 3 2f ^ ^ J. u w> C5 W i"H !3g ^ , 2 S 5 "3 *? -5 ? ds0 S t ^ H ^"2 S ? *2 S ? ? -T? ~ I ? 5' o ? ? > 1=3 ? & ??? H 55 = ? fcj ? M -** -? = 3 ? .2 2 . ? Sk,3 Bil? 5 -i g i JSJ ^ --|h 12 J 2 N S.J Z$ ? ,Q -*J 55 s? Stale. of South Cai'olina, IN EQUITY?P1CKKNS. Mary Aim Couch ) va v Hill Tor Partition, j R oborfCouch nnd others. ) IT appearing to my pntfcftiotinn that tho liplrsnt law <?f Ellender Maker, to wit: John Hnko:\ ! tlio lieiro at law of Mary Ann William*, Forrester nnd wife Klizabeth, William B.iker.I^u- j cinda Hnker, Robert Maker, Richard Baker, ttraw- I ford Ijftkoi nod Lowe lien Baker," defendant! to j this bill of complaint, reside without Ihe limit*of this State: on motion of Harrison, conipliiiiiunt'ii solicitor, it is ordered that the said absent defend| ant* do plead, answer, or demur to tho said bill of i | complaint, within three months from the pub- | ! ncaito;i Hereof, or tlie sfiiil bill will bo taken jrro | i t on/rito hh lo tliein. ROB'T. A. THOMSON, C.?.P.P. Com'ra office, May 2, 1867 Sin OAST "STEEL"~ ALWAYfJon a quantity of small Octagon (JA8T8'1'KKL, Koranic nt I'M 2 6t?. I per pound. Apply at tlie Storo of CtEO. COM/YBR A CO. .1 Tunnel Hill, April 2 88 tf | State of South Carolina, IN KCJOITT?tI'IOKKSB. W?wloy Phillips, AJ.n'r. \ fof ,1LiiPOVCrv #c. Pctcr'ltJoU??im ct. al ) count ami relief. , | T appearing to my satisfaction that Pater R. 1 Clmstain. one of the ?t?fenii?nf? iiii Mir I .-M"- V ' "" U,.| complaint, renhle# without (ho limit* of thi* State; 1 on motion OfTownns A Onmphnll, cnmplnlnitnt'B solicitors, it in ordered that the *nfd defendant do upprnr. plead, Rii.iwer or demur to the said bill of complaint in this crwe, within three mouths} from th? publication hereof. or nn order pro tonfitto will bo taken as to him. ' t ttOBT. A. THOMPSON', o.F.r.n. j Com'ra Office, Mnrch 21,1857. 3m ititfMflVfiK - ? .? ?? rPlfIl! un<?cr?Jg?o<l having boon ni>pointe<l A*1 *ixi.?*? of A tW?n DiMVgA ?% C?V, ?u p^r?>rifi inUrbttrtl ? ??iJ firm nre requested to imtkc |>ny- i meni to C. K OAIXRNDBR. * Tunnel Hilt, April 2, 08 A**igt>ct. i SI'RINO Sr SUMMER GOODS'.! At Bachelor's Rotroat. FRKXCJI, SWISS, BRITISH AND j Amvrii'Hii Dry Gooilx. 'IM1K subscribur U now roceivinjj one of tlie , J. boat sok'ottil ami entire now Su>ek of UU1 Ho has had for tlio lust sifvnii ycnrg. Hcsidcs wliicli.hu has a variety, of /'VI GOODS ; Hoots, Shoes', Hats mid JJonncts of all styles -iiit-. fashions; Gro<'^rlCN( Hardware, Crockery. Medicines, Dyc-StufFs, ite.; in f.ict, most article usually kept ill a country utorc. (live me a call and you will not leavo without making a purchase, and currying off a bargain! i ? ill Jiiirii'i* Till' finril Hnw lliile*,Boeswnx, Tnllow, l)rie<l Fruit, allowing (lie very highest mnrkrt prico?. LI50NAKD TOWKRS. April 24, 1857 41 Vm E. !!. IJKXSON & SON, At Old Pendleton, VKE now receiving unci opening one of ll?e largest and best polecteil Stocks of Spring and Summor Goods Kver brought to the tipper p:trt of South Carolina; pmeliusod in New York nnd I'hihulolphiu on | the most fnvoralile tornis, fo ns to enable us to | kvh jis niK.M' ns nny oilier merchant?. Our stock consists of nil the different article* ' iMiinllv kept in ally ltnilroAd town. innrtv AfA'IK' STYLUS OF I-ASH ION Alii. K HOODS fur Ladies uiul Gentlemen, and a very largo stock of ICcady iYlmlo riolliin^. Persons in want of Good* wilt find it to their j interest to examine our stock before purchasing ; elsewhere. No charge made for showing our j (Soods; therefore, give us a trial. V. n lii.'VvjriV i. >!iw I in juvjvi' iv uy?ii Vomllotonj April \>:l, 18ft7i 41 l SPRING & SUMMER QOODS, TflRS. II. KKEU HAVING returned from Charleston with a superb nml well selected stoek <?f Spring; & Summer Goods, Consisting partly of elegant Muslin and Haregc Hobcu and Drosses, superb Mantillas and Mantelets, with a great variety of other articles, is offering them for wilo at the most reasonable rates. She also lias on hand BONNJiTS, of every description and style, and amongst them a few of 'lie new style Oip*e> llonnet; elcsrant Einbroiil? riea in Collars, Sleeves and Bands; Calicoes and Ginghams, boautifulpftt;"rns; fine Long cloth ami Twills, and many oilier l^lXK HOODS of new brands and styles, including a splendid variety of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, etc. ALSO, Gentlemen's and Hoys' Hats, with a good assortment of Goods in tliife line. 1 return my sincere thanks for past favors, and respect full v solicit the continued i?r\tr<>i>nrr? ?.r the public. 1 Mease call, T^s\?lies>, and examine for yourselves?beautiful Goods and bargains will bo sold on the very best terms. Walhallit, April 13,1857 -10 "m new""" SPUING AND SUMMER G00GS, Pfickciis C. 11., S. V. ^ FTliR reluming my grateful thanks to x i. my irioiuisanu customers for their past very liberal patronage to my business, 1 d.enire to call their attention, as well as that of tlio public generally,- to my largo and finoly assorted Stock f Spring and Summer Goods, i Which I am now rucoiving, ana which have been purchased o? very advantageous terms i as to pi ices, and which T am determined on selling as low as they can ho bought at kktaji, anywhere. My stock of DJiY (/ ')< M>S embraces almost every article called tor, either by Ladies or Gentlemen, in Fancy or Staple Dry floods, Bonnets, Ribbons, Mantillas, Embroidery, Oollat-. Underslees, Jaclconvt and Swiss Edgings and Inserting*, &c. Heady Hade 4'lotliing^ A very heavy and varied assortment. HATS & CATS, the latest styles for men and boys, in gront variety. HmoIs Shoos, Crockery and Glassware, Hardware and CulUfv, Di ngs, Medicines, and Dyo Htulls, Puriumery, Fancy articles, Stationary. Also, Oi'occrics, Wltieli are sold strictly for cadi. Come and buy whero you can get good articles and gooil bargains. Z. \V. (J KEEN". April 14, 1857 -10 if JOSEPH J. NORTON, Attorney ?f Liuv, r/rrcKxs counr nor si-:, s. a a hot.ixa, j X V ILL attend promptly t<> all le^hl business, H entrusted to him in the Districts comprising 1 tl>? Western Circuit, to wit : Abbeville, Ander- 1 son, Pickgns, OrccRvine,yp?.r?:'.!!l'!'rg un<l I.Aureus Pec. 12. 185(1 211 " tf DR. Z. W. GRKKN /AFTERS his Professional services to the citi' ' zu??f< of I'ickcns 'district, in the practice of | Modicine in its vnrion* lirnnftln^ lf.> ?/nnU.,.u ! tlirtt In; ha* an ?xpftrio?ce of tori yenr* in pruritic?. Office itvhUSlurp. April 14, 1X67 LUMBER! LUMBER! r|MIK undersigned ?re now prepared to ' 1 fill orders for LUMBEli of all kinds, at | their 'dill on Oconoo ('reek, eight miles ! nortii-eaftt of Wnlhalln. Lumber will bo | delivered if i? is desired by. the purchaser. Our terms will be mmle acoominodating, J and wo respectfully solicit the patromigo i of the publio JAMK8 GK<>l!<JK, M. K. M1TCIIKLL, i J. N. LAWIUCNCK. Fob. 10, IH.lV 31 tf State of South Carolina, IN KQt'lTY ? riOKKNS. Abraham Duke, Harriot 7>ukoand Ilan?om I)ukc, ** A Jwtph Dolloron, Mrliii'l.i Dolf<>*on, Houjninitr' Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon, Jamo* Cannon. Margaret Man-hbank*. Judy or Judith KViuh'ick, Elijah Cannon, Mai Ilia Brown and William Gil?h np. fciM, r*?i? pavtition, Rti.mr, *P. 1MIK Complainants having filed their bill of , complaint, and it appearing to inv satisfaction . that Joseph Dnllmon, Mylimla Dpllcsou, Doujn- ! iniit Chfinon, Wnshingfon Cnunort.' Carter Cannon. 1 James Cannon. Margaret Mnrchbfink*. Judy or In.lull K<ndrick, Klijah Cannon nnd Martha Brown, d?*(Viidnnttj to said bill, reside without thf? ! limits of (hi* State: on motion of C. J. Klf>.;<*, rnn rvl a lu? % ??* ?l ?* ** ! * |>. >? if t/iuvivil UIIM IIHT ril I' I absent defendant* do n1e?d, aiiawur, or demur to,L Ihe **id hill of complaint, ititbin three rnnntlw * from tlin di?lo, or tho M?id bill wit) t*? taken nit confuted uxum-t them. HQIVT. A. THOMPSON, c.r.r.o. CwjiV'* offipo, March iM, 1fc.">7 3ni t 4 ENGLISH ^CLASSICAL ACADEMY AT WilLllALLi. 1)AUKNTS and Guardians tire respectfully informed,that the undersigned is now prepared to receive pupils, and to give them instruction in all tho branches of a lij i.' it?i. > ? -- ? *ii*i I'jiigiisu aim ousiuess r.u neat ion.? Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Greek, Latin, Carman and French. Tlic Academical year consists of ten months. The terms of tuition in the Knglisli, Mathematical, Mercantile an J Classical Department, per quarter of eleven weeks, are $5.00 ; 7.00; 10.00; depending upon the studies pursued. French aud German arc extra. In soliciting a share of public patronago wo hog leave to say, that tho principles which are to govern the undersigned in the discharge of his duties, have been tested by reason and experience both in Kuropo and this country; and the system of Kuroocan Schools will i>c adhered to, only as far as j it is essential to a thorough education, and ! in harmony with tho institutions ot' the | Slate. Tbtf government will bo mild and ( affectionate, but firm and energetic, so that I the heart likewise may he improved, while | the intellect, is disciplined and developed, j Hoard may be had in very respectable families on very reasonable leims. There exists now a lino of daily sfagfs between Anderson, one ol the termini of the Columbia and (Sreeuvillu Kail toad, aT- I fording considerable facility to nursons vis itir 4 our town, personally to obtain every desirable information on questions relating lo the School, and wo are privileged to refer them to Col. J. O. Lewis, Dr. B. Henry, j Dr.W. T. Holland, Dr. L. B. Johnson, Col. I 10. M. Keith, I. Bradwoll, Esq., gentletnon j of intelligence and hiyli position in society, | and living in or near llie place. In addition to the above, we present the I following testimonials and references. Rkv. C. I<\ Banskmku received aClassi- i cal education in Prussia, and, his studies having bi-en regularly and carefully pur sued, he entered the Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary, at Lexington, S. C'., and, in due time, became a member of tho Kv. Lllth. Synod of S. C. Believing liiin to bo an excellent scholar in tho English, Classical and Mathematical Departments, wo cheerfully recommend him as well calculated to take charge ol a Classical Academy, and to prepare students for the Junior Class of the S. C. College. I!ev. J. Baciiman, D. D., Charleston. Ivuv. L. MuLt.BR, " lin? (I lUnv.,,.... It J. F. Sc'iiikmkk, u w. mi'm.gr, Pros't. Columbia Female High School. Rev. E. L. ITazki.tuh, I). 1>. Frofessor of Tlieol. Lexington, S. C. llov. S. S. SCIIMUCKKK, 1). 1>., Frof. Theol. Gettysburg, Fa. Rev. H. .1. Bauchkk, Pres. Penn. Col. llev. M. Jacobs, Prof. Math. " " liev. Frof. L. Eiciikmmcuour, I>. D. liov. J. B. Anthony, Pres. Ev. Luth. Synod, S. C. l?ov n t* n liov. J. Mokhis, L>. D., Haltimoro. Dkoxton Ford, lieaufort dist. S. C. T lake pleasure in certifying, that the Uev C. F. Uansemer lias fooen for two years Principal of an Academy in our village, and that for competency, industry and gentlemanly deportment, he is deserving the confidence and patronage of the community as a teacher, either in the English, Classical or Mathematical department. J. W. Wymak, M. 1>. Chairman Hoard of Trustees. Extract from a former volume of the South Carolinian, Columbia : I Cll r8teky1 i.i.k Mai.k Acadkmy.?This Acndt*uiy has l?ceu under the charge and superintendence of I ho Kcv. C. K. Hanseiner, who came highly recommended as a gentleman and scholar. From what we i-.it? > -i - owiu, nu iJi-uuvu iiu |)i?iir.<iarii me peculiar art to impart ami communicate instruction to his pupils. The Trustees liavo visited (he school and heard the recitation* of the scholars, and 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 wiflr pleasure can we recommend the school to the public and tlie ci iitoub of Chester District in particular, I fon. 8. McAi.ii.kv, Rev. J. Douglass, I NO. KOSHOIlOt'll, Tims. McC'li kk, M. Williams, Kftq., W. 1 >. Hknkv. M r. Zion Coi.i.eui\tk Institutk, ) Winnsboro' Fair field Dial. S. O. ) lJev. 0. F. Bansemer lias been r three years past engaged as a Professor in tliift j Institution, during \Vhioh time he has pro- ! }>arcd a large numtwr of voting gentlemen f.._ lt.A CS....I t 1 - -ii mm in*? ou|iiiuiiiurv unci junior v^msftcs ol 1 the South Carolina College. lie maintains j a high reputation as a scholar, anil it is rare }o meet with one ho capable of instructing in the various studiespuisiicd in Academies. I nev?.-r have been associated with m more conscientions, indefatigable and faithful teacher thaft ljc is. Il is no small recoin- ' mendalion as a teacher, that he is always at his post, auti never permits pleasure nor i i :... e - < ii:t?irtnhmi n? wiiiiuunv nun iroin 1118 (lltllt'g, Ana high minded anil honorable frontlcinnn, I niohi cordially recommend him lo the public. J. W. Hi dson, Trea. Ml. Zion Collegiate Institute. i For further particular*, nddrrss 0. F. nANSKMF.lt. j Walhalla, S. C., Feb. 7, 18.")G 31 tt' j mi\ 11 t n Tlf A TvT<ss ? ju r.iumfviis i\i\u liUi'Mi hltft ! j KNOW I\11 men l>y these present*, tUi\t I, J. I,. N. SMITH, run now Rivimf ?l?e highest pricc r-?r QtlKKN AM) DRY JlfDKS e-rer before offered in ttiiK country, namely : Hides, Orecn, from ft 1 -2 to 7 1 '2 cent* j>oi- lb. do. Dry. " 10 to li 1-J T)r!np yhnr Hide* to n>n just n* ?oon n* yon f<et them off tho l*rw?t, aikI it w ill he hotter for u? all. ,T. 1. N. SMITH. Jan ?9,'18r.7 # 29 y SPRINd k SUMMER GOODS. (JCOd Kll.S, Xv. flMlK undesigned lia* just returned from 1 C'liarlcAlon with a largo ami well selected Stock of new and elegant Spring- and Summer Goods. Consisting partly of Calicoes, (iingliame, Muslins, itc:.; Bonnets, Trimmings, lfibhons, nnd Lacos; Cloths, Cnssimercs, Drapd'Kle, Linens and Vesting* ; (Moves, Hats A: Cnps, Boots A: Slices; Saddles, Bridlca nnd Martingales; Together with nisinv otlmr nriii-.W ?i> i1?? o y , ??"* 1 >ry Goods lino. AJ,SQy Sega is and Tobacco of llio very best quality. <iii'4tcci*icK: A largo and fresh lot, for sale very low. My fi'cnds and tlio public are requested to examine my slock for themselves, as I charge nothing for showing Goods ; and I am also. determined to sell as low as tbo lowest. Ti v ma. I will exchange floods for l?eoswax,Tallow, Feathers, Hides, &?., Arc., as well as sen on Uio most reanonnblu terms. j. n. i;awui:xce. Pickens IF., March 11, 1857 35 JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER. | Wul tin I la, 8. HAS just now rrtuim-d from Now York, with it large and beautiful assortment of JEWKiLIRy, WATOME9, /l-l-l I o:i.. \ /~i? ? yijiMU WUIU HI1U ouver.i V_>IOCKS, MUSIC J5oxch, Cofribs, Brushes, Fancy Articles, PcrI fuinery, Soaps, Geld Pens, etc.; all of | which lias been bought for cash, and which I he offers? for o<?!c ois llic iViOst ricccnirii0u"?t^ | ing terms. Jt'gr He also REPAIRS Watches and other articles in his line, and solicits the pa^ nonage of the public. His stand is nonr the f/ttblic square, at Wallmlla, S. C. Dec. 1^1850. 24 tif .Stale ol* South Carolina, rieKKKs mistrict?in tiik court ok common fleah. Dickson M.^umptin ) Fofe!(/n Mtach,nc?f Thomas W.'ciinBtnin. j ^ Airill'.RKAS, tin- plamtifT ?li?l, on the 4th clay I 1 nf Mflirli 1 MKT 4?li? ? - - * . , >.!! .im m uilliuillld upmost tlio defendant, who (as it is said) m absent from nnd without the limiUof this State, and have neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the caul declaration might be served: It is ordered, therefore, thart the sai*l defendant do appear and plead toth? pi*rd rfechiration on or before the 15tii day of Mcirchv 1858-; otherwise final and absolute judgment will than be given and awarded against him. March 1 1,1857 J. E. H AGOOT), c.c.r ORDINARY'S SALE. 1) Y virtue of an order from W.J. Parsons. Esq. 1) Ordinary of Pickens district, will bo sold before the Sheriff's olliee, at Pickens Court House, on the first Monday in June next, to the highest bidder, the HEAT* JM'l'A TK of Absalom GiV Kuu.ucuuiiMiu, siiune in j'lcKons district, on both sides of Little River, adjoining inn,Is of Col. tha Norton. John Capehart and others, containing Four Hundred and Sixty Acres more or less, originally granted to Jacob CapehartTl^rillS of Sale?Sold on a credit of twelve months with interest from date, except the costs which will be required on day of tale. Thcpurl chaser giving bond with two good sureties, with a mortgage of tho premises if required by tho Ordinnry, and |>ay for titles. Ji. C. CRAIG, B.r.D. May 7, 1857 j*8 1 i v's s v ?3.?. 1) V virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to mo I ) directed, will l>e sold before the Court House, in Pickens District, within tho legal hours,- on tho first Monday and Tuesday in June next. One tract of land, containing two hundred and fifty seven acres morn or less,adjoining lands of ,f. J. Garvin. Robert .Johnson and others, also one other tract of land, enntniiiiiumi* l?>. more or low, adjoining lands of J. A. F.asly, jr., Widow Merk and others, levied on a* the property c?f 1'. N. Garvin, at the suits of Phillips and MeCarroll. K. A. Steele, Adm'r., Win. Lloyds ami others. One house and lot in (he town of Walhalhi, whereon F. Weihens now lives, adjoining II. Fagen and others, levied on as his property at tho suit of B. Shnrpe, for K. B. Benson against B. Li. Hire and F. Wiebens. 'JOS acres of land more or less, on \v at err of ?ijc | mile creek, adjoining lands of John Howard, .F. K. Howard and others, levied on as the property '.f San.uel Smith, at tho suit Win. Oliver, survivor, and others. One tract of land, containing one hundred and thirty acres more or less. adjoining hinds of Joint Ahniever, 0. Wer.'lelken ami others,levied on as die property of Win. Lady at the suit of G. W . Phillips lor another and others. 101 acres of hind more or less, near Walhalla, n-Hoining lap.u Af w Wk>l??v, M. Crenflsft*.- st;<i ' others ; elso, 1 hulf acre lot, No. 4J>, in the town ! of Walltal\i,adjoining Jots of J. W. F. Thomp-oo, 1 Tho?. M. Adair and others, levied on as the propl crtyofj. H. Fischer, decoilsed, at (lie suit of tho | German Settlement Society of Charleston, i One tract of Ian I, containing one hundred and ! scvohty acres m?>re or les?, known as the Cedar rock place, adjoining lands of W. liramlett, Keekiel Smith, Isaac Miller and others, levied on as the property ofT. L. Painter, lit tho suit of A. 11. it J. Towers. One tract of laud, containing one hundred and ?.nv six ncrus more or less, lying oil both sides of (Jonucroft* crflek, adjoining lands of James Sander*. Tho*. llrouks and others, levied on ns tiic properly of W. J. l'itiegurald. ut the ?uit of John W. Ij. Carj. Terms ca*h; purchaser*.to pay for papers. L 0. CltAlO,&r.n. May "J, 1857 4fl Id NTATC OF SOUTH OAROLI!?A, IN KijUlY ? i'lCKKNS. William Otipe, AJm'r. ^ K. It. Keith, Hx'trix, I BiU livery, lie K. M. Keith, I AuT. .1. Keith. K*'. "s oi nl I IT appealing to tin; satisfaction of (ho ('cHiun'H .- !>? >!. !.. Keith, jone of the defendants to this hill of complaint, reside* without the jnnsdiclitmof the Court: wi motion of Orr A Wilkes, complainant's solicitor*, it is ordered that (In- sru' defendant qnnpponr, |>U-ad, nnnw??r or demur to the 8aid hill of complaint in thi? c.iso. within threo months froiH this date, or nil older jiro eonfrtno will ho taken as to him. IlOM'T. A. THOMPSON, c.?\iu>. Conn-offiej Mrt^ch 2H, IfcA7 3in FIML NOTICE. 'PIIK legal heir.i and representatives of liiiH?oll 1 Cannon, deceased, arc hercbv notified that a final "ettlenient of the Kstate of the sitid deeen?ed will bu had Wforc the. Ordinary, at I'irki-iM vjonri limit-p, tlui *27t1iilnvof July Tltfwo Indebted t?> said extwlt- will wake pnvmciit, nn.l thinm Iif\viii? tlcmnixli* "vill prwnt iliom mi or l>o* fun: flint I info. RANSOM Dl'ICT) . , , If fit'K r. y Atbn r?. April 93, l-8T,7 11 8<n