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ymblio. We failed to get the name of the gentleman who responded for Knoxville. f We liavc dashed off tills fapid and liurried account under many disadvantages, is owing to the want of accurate informalion 1 respecting I he details, which we, in some i instances, failed to get on account of our being unablu to.be nt two or more places at the same time. Reporters are supposed to ^ be ubiquitous, and to fulfil their mission sucL cessfully, they should he so, butunfoHutlfllul u I liav n n/tft ..N?vi; ?iivj ??v >IU?, M O SliymU JIIUUUUIJ have endeavored to bo more qiipute. >n our notice nf the dinner, hut we learn thntn full Rtui correct rcpoit is now bring prepared for the press, which we will try and publish 1 to-moriow. Thus ends the festivities nnd ceremonies of n day which will long be remembered, * nnd which is destined {o fill nn important page in the future history of the country. It forms n remm liable era in the progress of ^Southern commerce und civilization, nnd is destined to link moro closely the different sections of n country, whos? welfare, interests and destiny must ever be idenlir.nl. 'file nctive energy nnd enterprise of the nge, linked with the magic power nnd progrts~r i ii.tt...-o ? ...v. ..kjOiivj VI nn.il HI, IUI* Illlllllllllliuu space, *: ?nd locked the hilhnrio remote points of the South and West in the aftVciiocialc embraces of brotherhood. Tho following comprises n list of the Regular ToA^ts of the evening : I. T/ee City of Afanphix ?One of the bright pal j-nvt-ls upon the brow of the Father of Waters. Her enterprise, lu-r intelligence, nnd her hospitality, >?re imbued with the grandeur nnd magnificence of ihescenery by vhlch she is Kurt ounded. May ftbe forevei flourish, n focus of beauty, wealth and refinement'; and m?v hei future grentiiess, even still moro than her present prospeiity, verify the prediction: "We?t\*ard the cohctc r.f a:np:rc takes Ita way." 1. The City of Jfvntovilte?Tbc lovely home of fair women and brave men ; of elcr gint refim?rnM>t nnd ^oni'Mus hospitality. A favored bridesmaid nt llio nuptials of the Mississippi and Atlantic; niny she sham , 1 iijroly in the profitable investments of the i brido and irioom. :i. The Cihj of jyaxhoille?The beautiful nnd cultivated Capitol of a luteal and rising Slate; the marl of a garden land. It is her privilege to combine the dignity of the planter, the rnergv of the morchnnt, nnd th?i fame of the sSfiteemen in the beaming chaplet of Iter distinction. 4- The City of Sm'crnrwfi?The compeer of Charleston in opening tho communication between ilia fer'ilo valleys of I he Southwent nnd the Alhntiu seaboard. In their inexhaustible product* there is amph? room , .. and verge enough for the enterprise nnd prosperity of both. 5, The City of Augusta?Oeeupying nn important position on tin* lines of communication between the Atlantic and the Father jfafe of Wnturs, the seaborne) and ihe mountains nre n!:Uu bound to har by interest nr.;! affection. o. r/Jcc tyny oj siuania?l ne uai?* oiiy. The only tribute she levies is the aft* ction v rind gratitude of those who onrtaka of her unbounded hoapitali:y. 7. Chattanooga?Nature's Sentinel?the lookout point in llio path of Southern prosi. p,,rily and greatnes*. 8. The City of Afucon.?Commanding in position nnd distinguished for her enterprise and intclligi-rice, the future is full of promj&e to her rommerci.il sjruatness t>nd prosperity. 9. The City of Kuoxvilte?The Guaidian of (ho Mountain Pass ; the great higli. wny betweoti tho Norlh and the South, the East nnd the West. Tin? iron horse is to her the harbinger of unbounded prospeiity. 10. The. Southern States?Politically , ?nd soci.illy, they have one Faith, one Hope, ^mj?t ivcMiuy. 11. The Memphis and Charleston Rait ro'td?k Covenant of Pence between the Kistcrn Monarch of Demand and the Wes iein Giant of Supply.' N12. Southern Agriculture?-(live it fair pint- and ii will supply iVialciials for the manufactures and the commerce of the en 1 iiro world. 12. Southern Women ? As daughters, wives and mother*, filling the tenderest and dearest relation A of our nature ; they form tlio strongest rts well as the sweetest bond of Southern Union. SouriiRiiN Womk.v.? A letter in the Iloston Chronotvne contains the fnlrowincr u . r"r # ? o $ just tribute to our fair ciur,nn*. As we but s rarely aee the truth so promptly expressed relative to anything belonging to the South 'I ?in that region particularly?we copy it in ,? fjwplimettf to all concerned : "The 6r*t *l?ng that etruck mo in regard :$ io the women at the 6nuib wne their beau' 4y of form?their symmetrical and harmo, tlions figure*. In thig and in tlu? en*e and , gra?? <?f their Motion* they e*cel Northern women. Many of iheK drees with e*^?i? *iio taste; o/seu v/>ry rich'y. bv seldom gaudily, or with any tlisplay of tinsel. The proverbial affability a?d urbanity o? the Souther^ cbarneter finds the fullest develop6^ ment In the women. The Southern lady ?? * naturally aod necessarily easy, unembar rasBca .iinti pnuti, Ton may go into the i country whet* you please ; you may go as f*r as.ro u pleosnfroro (own, village and post . | office; you may call at the poorest house J| you can find, and whether you accost maid or matron, you will ho anS?r?r<>d with the t same pohtenoM, and (routed with the same v ?poi mucous eourlMV. * A I ATaiono Famjmt.?Judgo Butlef, the distinguished LT. 8, Senator of South Carolina, who died a few days ago, wan a V son of Oho. William Tlutler, of Virginia, ?._?? who served in the revolutionary war. His Irtntlmr una ulart lal/ati n>!onn>i' /! ?( ?? lli? L T.". .. uuil>'K ?M Of six bFOlh<r?, (nil now dead.) 6?.fine wAij?n officer in the VtSm. Bfnvv'nnd ?? r ' V nioojber of f Wgreaa, nnd A l^ird, Pjercp 3 M.f w#? Hi one time Governor of South Carolina. The jailer wAa killed wliile IuimI" X Jnflr on I he ftaffnetlo reftujw.t ai <h?bn|ilo .W or Churubu?co; wherq a rojutiv* of Jitdjf" UulSoi ?I?o Ml, nnd in which hja n<>phe*, g <h? 1?<? l're?ton & Brook*, gallantly p*rJtfr ficjpNUcJ, i i.i V '* I ^ ! Hon. Jar. L. Ork.?This distinguished j; and talented gentleman from South Caroli- i na, ha* been in our cily for several day*.? I He expresses himself highly delighted with ii our cily. Ho purposes visiting Omaha city, t in Nebraska. Ho has been a member of f Congress for eight successive years from ' his tiativo Stnto, South Carolina, and so great was his popularity that after his first election in J848, ho has had no opposition, 1 !_.? - i ' - ? ? 1 I nnu uow ucoiines a re'oieoiiou, luougn no ^ bus 0110 or two yet to servo. After the speaking was over between Dr. 1 Stringfullow and Gon. Whitfield, on Wednesday last, at the Planter's House, tbo { crowd called upon Mr. Orr for a speech.? lie appeared, and after thanking them /or tire call thus flatteringly made, declined.? Ho said the time had now come for Kansas i to tnke her position as a Slate in the Union, 3 and for the people to settle their own ques* f tions for themselves without any outside in- [ lluence. Ilo had denounced this interfer- j ctice in others from remote States, and it J i would be improper in him to lay himself i.. Tr?.~r.t It Afay 23. , ? ' J Ciiioaoo, Jurio 0.?A sciions riot nc- J nt Medina, Winnelv*.go county, on the ( 4th insli, between the contrnclors ur><l la* horurs on the Ricine and Mississippi Kail- < road. Tha citizens wcru required to arm 1 themselves HgwinM the rioters. Two men were Killed, and n number seriously injured. ( The sheriff of Winnebago county was sent for. The excitement in the vicinity was in tense. KumusmNO."*?Under the above caplion, the Selnw.(Ala.) Tri Weekly Iicport- ! tr, chronicle* the cowhiding of ? guy La- I thario of that city, by a c.mple of young I idies, one of whom lie had been diinoing ( attendance upon for some titn", and whom j he had sidwwjueritly plundered. Ardent ns , ns ft Qou'lu-in sun could make them, nnd | justly indignant at the conduct of their en- < lumniator, tl.ev feathered in upon him, nnd applied the lash with ft \igor, that caused j the slanderer to wiithe with pain. Finding j hit. only safely was in ingloiiously vamosing. t | he did so through the window of the second I ?f .. u..!f i;.. bm-ij ui u uuiiuing, me lauies liavtng taken ^ the precaution to lock the door previous to > commence the "refreshing" repast. Ho | landed upon terra firmu, however, without c serious injury, and incontinently left his as- v sailants in possession flf the field. This is . what our SelntH colemporary denominates " refreshingbut with all due deference I* , the lic/foricr, we must declare that we should have n decided aversion to being re- \ freshed in any Mich way. Strawberries and | cream are decidedly more preferable. t John Bcu and IJiiotueu Jonathan.? We arc enabled to iuform our readers at last, that the event which we have so oft n I indicated, and which has been so nnxiouidv looked for, on itiis side of tho Atlantic, is nt last enlisted to come p(F. Locompte, , Piior and Prioress, Pftys the Spirit of the ( Times, lho three gall int oourturs which ? we.ro sent Ii'Om IMS Coumry inai Mil, hi coirfront lliu renowned champions of the Eng- ' lish turf, npon their own ground, nnd at , their own (orms, nr* entered for the great | Goodwood Cup 1 John Bull nnd Brother Jonathan are, therefore, fairly pitted against each othor for the third lime, nnd if we win, t tl\o victory vill redound ns largely to our p.rpflif ft* if wn cirtdlw ?1.1 I >iv i A? gilVll I IIC BIUUV Ul(I | gentleman in ngiicoltur.il advancement, or i distanced his vessels in speed upon iho main. Tub Nicaraoi'a Fim.idi'stkhs.?The following melancholy details nre the sad . clo?incr of Walker'* expedition : "It is estimated that, duiing two years of 2 500 enlisted or holding commission under Walker, nhout 1,000 weie killed or died of wounds or fickn'css, 700 deserted, 2.50 were ' discharged, 430 were nt llivns on ihe 1 t?t of , May, and 80 in garriion or on steamers on the river. Total, 2,406?leaving 63 unac- ' counted for." li is positively known thai he received no 1"8* than five thousand recruils from the United St-ites, and as only 1,300 'of these , are accounted for by desertion, discharge , and surrender, the o'hers must hnvo starv- t ed or been killed or died of disease. Two Hioulv Coi.ouBD PitrruREs,?Mrs. Nesbit, in Albany, owns a house which Mrs Scott rents. On Friday, Mrs. N. sent a painter to fix up the house; Mrs. Scott wouldn't lot him go ahead ; painter repor- J ted progress to Mr*. N.; Mrs. N. put on hor bonnet and off "to sea hbout it;" whileseeing about it she got hold of u paint brush 1 and daubed Mrs. S(Wlt. Mrs* Scott got the other brush and daubed hack again; pain- ( ter rushed to the rescue ; Mrs. ScOtt up with ? the paint pot and duliiged painter with the I coiHciMs ; |>mi)tor ru?*lierl olt to tho police I office ; nut oefore ho gotlmck llio two women had painted each otlior so that tlioy r, couldn't i?r,{"which was which." \Exchange. } A Sntan'Ok Utiiu. ?Dr. Thurston, of ( Vim lJuron, Arkansns, recently shot a bird 1 ??lweh powles the oldest settler*, hunters, c and nattsrfll(Kt? in ihrtt latitude, pome of * whom think it a hit tern nnd others n stork. Ttielntelllgertcerdescribes it thus: "Height, 1 whm standing, five feet" three inches ; J breadth of wing six feel eight inches ; ' length of back nine inches. Upon the whole \ it was A master specimen of the bird kind, j possessing the strongest nnd most fantastic, cont of plumage that we have tM'ei^!&&ed upon; hnstlie oxteriur of an AmerltJn fowl, its plumage onihe scapular region being ft a j black as a raven, and resembling the ostrich ? feathers, wliilo its hend, hack, neck and r side*, were gaudily bedecked with lorg r dnieate ribbon like fcathi/is of ev?ry hue ' ahd color that belong to the rainbow, hung . I in clusters and wreaths about his graceful . bird*hip, beau'ifu! beyond nil conception, t)n|nss compared with the famous bird of * Paradise, It proved lo bo not only an eat- 1 able bird, but one of the mokl delicious fowls [ W? hay? ?YPr e*l?n of." : J AflW^TKntf editor and b? wife were ' wnlWhtr out in tho bright moon Kg h* one ^vepjnjrj wife was of ah exceedingly ,:? . 9 loetical nature, nnd said tohor malo: "Noice tlint moon ; how bright, nnd calm, and ie?utiful." " Couldn't think of noticing i," returned the etlitor, "for Anything less han thv us"ual rates?? dollar and fifty cents or I wolvc linrs." in i 11^1 111 I M ???i |M |iii | .1. \t\JJ MYMiSIMEAL. Mariuht. <>m the :>d instant. by lUv. W. U. Mulinnix, Mr. K. H. Tiuutuitit to Miss Matilda A. Jasaway, all of Pieken*. On the 4th inst. by Kev J. Scott Murray, Mr. [\ J. Wiron to Miss T?. F. W'ii.mamsOn, of Anderson On the 7th inst. by W. S. OrUhum, K^q.. Mr. J. V.HntK.l.tHlO Miss FUANCKR W^DK, till of I'ickrllS I)iKp, on the- 20th ult.. in Pickensdistrict, Mrs. '"mii.v 8uuy, consort of A. J. Slonn, a>;ed 34 reurs and 19 days. Slic was received into the otmnunion of the Presbyterian church, at liethol, n 1841. For over sixteen years she followed her Saviour throinrh evil as well :> good re|K>rt.? (tie died in the triumphant hope of a blessed iinnortiility. She patiently bore her sickness, bentr ?ntiHiif*il to ln?r Knil f??t* Mii*<in ni.w.L-.. 0 nil who ?nw her tlmt she hud been changed, md that her hope was in Ood. As her life was :onsistent, her death waft peaceful, passing away vithout a groan or struggle. lier bereaved husjund, with two little children, mother and a large ircle of relatives and friend?, lire consoled in our 1 reparable Iiwh, in (ho- hnpn that our Iom in her Vernal gain. Will tho Lord lend us co to. liy.o hat out iast end may be peace. "Blessed are lead \vli(. die iu the Lord." A- Fhikno. Sonsignoos at Andorson Depot, KOtl WKKX RNDIN'O JlltlO 8. J I, Slianklin, HI no Uid^o Railroad, E B it Cm E Webb, Williite A H, 7. W Urccn, Mrs E E North, Smith, (5 it Co, .I'll Zimnocinnn, D l' Robins, W Fitzgerald, W C S'ie.klev. .1 B ES it Co, Towers it Sloan,II lVler, TAylor & S, J W Taylor, W Vim Wyck, S S Clii-riv, Cfeo Collyer it Co, V fc B, S F Brown it Co, J S torlon, W L Uuham, J B 81 It on. S it E \V Brown. C F Taylor, ,1 B Adffer, 1'iicc it W, W F lloland, M Wilzinski, IVmdlcton Mlg Co, J 1> >mitli it Co, C C Lflngstoli, S E Maxwell, I E pHVCsifcll, J N Whilner,' Wagner Mills <: n It X- s; u v .L- t ? n,a.... a.... v- ' ft W A I I* J VVII, U WV Ut ?* * >orn. U L O it Co, E it KK Al'xnnilcr, C Mihhlmftn. E VVi-bb, E Sbarpo, (J !I Kor>or, J Brothers, J B Earle, Sloan, Miiurce it ^o, J IJ Sit'on, J B Snndcrp, F B Hoaxes, \W Owynn, A 0 Oillespio Sullivan it .S, I) Jeiinann, (J 11 Cherry, A F Lewis, J I, sltanklin, II LJefturs, W II Cherry. F. HICK. A gout. GOOD NEWS! The Comet has not Struck the Earth yet. HORN in Egypt! nail can la* bought in lots of U from ten to fifty I?u*Iio1h, nt-ono dollar per >ushel cosh, on short time?any 30 days with incroBt?nil things nmiiv safe. Apply to J. E. 11a ioon, K#q., at Pickcn* C. II., or to S. U. Mul/ALL, Oconee Station. Juno 13, 1867. _ -18 R _ LAND FOR SALE. 1MIE undersigned will soil totliu highest bidder nt I'ickensC. If. on Staled** in July n<-xt, a ?.l..?t.1.? i /i'i? /i n r i *rn . ? niimuic J/I./1V1 ?//' Iz/iiVV./, SHllrtlU III riCKtfdS li.'trict, containing Three Hundred and Fifty-six teres, nndhdiuininit land* of Samuel Maverick, 1 1 f ?. II ? I .11. .. Oil ... lilt, woperty-of Jacob Owjti. TKHMS?Sold on iv credit of twelve months ,villi interest, the purchaser giving noto with tip irovcd soenrity. June 0,1 <-'67 N OWIN, Agent. A.\ F.\ M,\ 1MIE Ufcxt Regular Communication of Pendlo. ton Lodjje, No. 81, A.\ P.', M.\ will bo hold in h<? Lod^e lio.?ni on Tuesday July 7th, at 7 o'clock, *. m. By order of W. it. Jomex. W.\ M.\ Juno 9 4 B. K. 3KAKQKN. Scc'y JOSEPH J. NORTON, itlornev at Law ?ml ? Altrifnr Ih 12<inlty. OFFICE AT PICKENS C. If., S. C. WlLLrUteml promptly to all lentil .bu*ino*a entruxteil to him in the Uistricio compiinin^ h'? Western T*aw and Faulty Circuits, to wit : Kcttfe/icld, Abb???lk?, Anderson,. Pickena, Greenrille, Spartanburg ami Jjaurolu. Juno 3. 186? g3 tf MASONIC CELEBRATION. KKO\VI;WLOJ>GR, NO. IO, A.-. F.-. M.-. win colubrnte Sr. Jpn.v'u Day, which fulls <>n nr uuniHHiny me 24111 jline, instant. Col W. II. 3ami>iiki.l, of Greenville, will deliver an Address >n tho occasion. Masons in good standing and ho public are respectfully invited to bo present. THE COMMITTEE. Pickens (J. H., June 10, 1857 48 '2 J. D. SMITH & CO. I*EIVOM5TON, S. |T ATE Just opened, under Ihe Farmers' Hull, lin complete and tasty stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, IiKADY MADE CLOTHING, ilftte, Cup*, Boots, Shoes, and Mun'a Furnishing Go<ids generally. Particular att'-ntlon is given to Ladies DRESSJ JOOD3, and their sUxsk of Muslins, llareiros, TIr uos, Embroidered Collars, Bonne'.<, Ribbons, ri.?,~.. i t.' /-??i- * ivn.n ?gn nuu 1 IHIVT VJOIIU?, rillllll?l IVl'll 1)6'PUTmaocd. Watehes, Jewulry, /J,oj)?t Soapn, I'crumories, Fancy urtiofei, in groat variety. Together with u general assortment of nrticlos, too luincrous to mihtt-m. From tlio fact that one of our partners (tl?e purchaser) i e#ide* in New York, we ore enabled 0 buy Good* to groat advantage. and wo aiv also lotcrminrd to mill at LOW PMC ICS FOR PAN//. Call and examine our Mock, >:nd be onvinced of tho quality ami price of our Oood?. J une ?, i 887 48 tf " 4 NOTHCE 13 hereby given that application will be mnde to tho Legislature, at V nexUes?ion, tocluinge ho public road, leaving: tho inniu roaU near Mm. fldift Hrown's hotiFf, running hy Samuel Hrown'a law mill. ir.tei>ectioi/ m\t<l miMl> naul ?f fudgo 0. Ferguson'* house. Jnrt* 1857 48 8m NOTICE. . I HEREBY forworn nil pornonn *\rom trading for n Jfote of liflnd given by m? to J . W. James, md dated tho 5th day of M?y, 1857, (Amount tot recollected) a? I do not iii'i-nd to pay naid iot? unleae c<ympoll?d by law, tlm consideration or which it was given haying f<uh(]. Juiw 8 J857 R EKDl.M PRRffii AfT. Eitnte Police. a j;L,-perHrHtsmu?Dt<>(i lo thGK?tnto of William /V Murphree,,deaf used, will nmku |myi??-nt,Hiid lto?e having deronncl* n^ninM said otdtttc w111 r*>n l?-r thoirt in legally atteslod on'or fi-Coru the !45lli <1 *>* ot Jimu next, hk on thtrt d? v aflimt ftntlement of enid trUtu will bo nwdc In tho Ordiia)V'4 Office, at Pfoften* C, H. l? MARY AI.VJCAlfDlJR, > Exlrii. * M, MURPHRRR, > Rs'or. Jtfkrcb t\, 1847 I Anderson Prices Current. OOliHKCTKl) WKKKt.r BY KNOLAND, Bt.KCKI.KV ? CO Asdkhson (J. 11., June 9, 1857 C ton"pu?- lb. - 11 n 13 ?lalt. per suck, .... 2.00 ; Coffee, Uio, per lb. - 13r14 Sugars brown, per lb. - 12 a 14 " crn&lied nnd losf, per lb.' - 18 a 20 Molasses, West India, per gallon, IK " N.Orleans, ' " 85 a 1.00 Tarn (On.) per bnrch, - * 1.20 Ctatmburgs, (hea/y) per yard, - 13 a 14 81.ir?ings, - 10a M Iron,common sir.o Swede, per lb. 6 1 *2 " English, " 6 Nails, per keg, - f> a ft 1-2 Oil. Linseed, jht gallon, 1.87 a 1.60 " Train, " " * JOa 1.00 GIubs, 8X10 - 8 a 3.k5 10X12 - 3.215 a 8.60 Kio.e, per Hi - 0 1 -2 a 7 Flour, per barrel, - - 7 n 8 . Wheat, per bushel, - 1.00 Corn, per bushel, 1.00 llacon, hog round, - 1 r> n. 17 Wagging, Gunny, per yard, - 18 a !20 Oat", per bushel, - 60 a 65 Peas, ? u . . 100 Powder, Rifle, per l:ng, - 1 I 2 ? R VST There is always to be bo found a good ! Mock of Goods, at E., B. <t Co'h. i ... - aa - ! NBiiOKlFF'S SALKS, 1> V virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to rue ) directed, will be sold beforo^thp Court Hou^e, in Pie"kons District, within the legal Hours, onthe fii'Al Monday and Tuesday in July next, One troot of land, containing two hundred and fifty seven acres tnoro or lesa, adjoining lands of J. J. Oarvin, Robert Johnson and others also one other tract of land, containing six hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands of J. A. Kasly, jr.. Widow Vb-rk anil others, levied on as the property of F. N. Garvin, at the suits of Fhillins and MoChitoM. II. A. Steele, Adiu'r., Wjie. Bo-jjjs and Others. 205 ncres of land more or loss, on waters of six mile crook, adjoining lands ?>f John Howard..!. R Howard and others, levied on a? lite property of $an.uel Smith, at the suit Win. Oliver, survivor, and oi!i< rs. One tract of land. containing one hundred and thirty acres more or loss, adjoining lands of John Ahmeyer, G. Wendulken and ofhers.levied on as the property of Win. Lady at tlic suit of O. W, Phillip* for another and others. 80 acre* ofland mora or lus*. adjoining lands of II W. Kuthinnn. I*ees and others, levied on :i? the property of John II. Freriehs, at the suit of j John 0, Neville. j w.ju iintt ?i iuiki, womniiiiii^ one 1111111iron nilu i fifty acres more or lees. whereon tho defendant j 'ttftw lives, adjoining lands of Eli Shepherd mid oJIioch, levied' on ns the property ofli. 1? Hutledge, in the suit of E. H., E. M. A T. J. Keith, Executors. All tlie defendants interest in a tract of hind whereon the widow McKinnoy now lives, containing fi04 acre? more or less, adjoining land of Jas. Robertson, W. Whorloti and othtus, levied on aM the property of Wilson McKinney, at tho suit of Jivnic* A. l)oyle and others. Terms cash ; purchasers to pav for papers. L O.'CHAlO,s.r.n. Jun 10,18ft7 *18 td LAST CALL. I II AVE left njy Notes at Piekenn C. II. with JL K. E. A i exandku for collection, and those that pay soon will Have co.?t. E. ALF.X \NDIClt, Jh. June 3. 1857 47 f? "" ii E MOV A ?7" "H" "PA.T~F."N" MERCHAIVT TAILOR, UAS removed from his old stand in (lie Town , of WALHALLA to hi* netr Shop, opposite I Isi-ertil A Norman's, wlirrc lie is prcpitrgq to acI commodate his friends nnd the public, with any j thing in his line, at the idiortest notice and on the , most reasonable term#. ITe !h just receiving ? largo nnd very superior ; Stock of Cloths, C'nsslmores, fancy and I plain; Linen*, a great variety ; Vesting*, of all j patterns, ,md a great variety of other articles. Kratly Made Clothing, A {jonoriil assortment from the very best and j jnodt fashionabta makers. I!o returns his thnnk? for pnst liberal patroft age, and pledges Kutisfnctimi to purchaters at his > tore. (Jive mo u trial at my new stand. Wiillinlla, May 26, UJ6? -16 O. H. 1S8KUTKI.. A. K. NOHMAS ~ IS^ERTEL & NORMAN, I W?lkalh\* -C. THE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and tho public gunerally. thnt they are now receiving a largo and elegant assortment of seasonably Dry <*oo(!?, . Consisting of tho usual variety, which aro of the lat?s?l styles and most beautiful patterns. Together with a fresh supply or GISOCHKfRN, Purchased on the best term* in (lie Now York, IJnltimOro and Charleston markets, and will bo sold on the best terms for ca*k only. Try them. Jewelry, See. They also have on hand a very valuable Stock of Jewelry, including splendid Hold i nnd Stiver Watches, and Fancy Articles. Di'ti^, lYIediiincH, &c. Their Stock in this department is he?>vy, and tho assortment general, and, as groat carc was had in purchasing, the purchaser j I may rest assured of petting a pnro article. Their Stock embraces quiio a variety of other articles, which can only be approbated by being seen. Call early and buy librerntriR 1uo?uth At Vmunv \V>llll!ill;?. M;iV 1 8 7 l<> if SSffrf jSSS , Pendloton Rail Road Company. rIK KlfVfcirlh, Twelfth. Thirloenth, Fourteenth1 and Fifteenth Instalments of ONE DObbAU each on tho 8tock of tho Pendleton jRailroad Company tvill be payable ah follows: * Eleventh Instalment on ihu Ixtof August, 18*7. Twelfth " " " October " ^Thirteenth " " " I)ec?ml?er " Fonrt?ehth " " " February. 1858 Fifteenth * " " April " W. H. D. MA ILL A RD, Si f. u;id Treat-. Pundloton It. It, 0i>. : Pendleton, May 25, 1857 46 td Notice to HJocklioldci^. ' PllR wort on ?1lA Illi.rt Ui>l.rn Uni Iron'I l.nvil.ff I b?>fi ri*jy/ne.|, Stockholders in the Pmdi.kto.v TAflKOAn CoMrAHV, 1n orrenrs, n?e notified that they mwi-pny up tr? the mif>wriT><?r nt Ponoietort. W. If. D. OAH.TjARD, tj?c. nn<l Tron*. Pendleton It-* It Oo. . P<W.le?M. Mity 25, JBft? ^ . ? LOTS FOR SAtE. " PERSONS d^ronn 6f nurcTiRfiiripf LOTS in the totvn of Walhalla, eivn have tficfn Oil fcirC tJflSflf CCndftipnn, A j'"ply lO J. IT. OftTKNI>OK*T, Ag'?. ssov. a, iqjt* w tf 9 % SPRING & SUMMI'R (iO(H)S': At Bachelor's Rotroat. FRENCH, SWISS, BRITISH AJVD American Airy Goods. THK subscriber is now receiving one of the best selected niiil entire new block of imv OOODM He has hnd fur tho last seven ypnrs. DesideH which, ho ha* a variety of FAtfCY GOODS \ nbo, Hoots, Shoes, Hutu and Bonnets of nil styles and fashions; {irororlos, Hardware, Crook n... ? i<ivvin:iiirr, jy^U-OlUIIf, CMC.; Ill MCI, ITIOSC HTtides usually kept in a country store. (Jive me a call and you will not leave without making a purchase. and carrying otT n bargain 1 t will Barter for Corn. Fodder, Wheat, Bncon, Haw Hides. Beriswnx. Tallow, l)ried Fruit, Ac., allowing tin* very highest market prices. LKONAUD TOWERS. April 22. 1S57 4J 2m SEBI Nil & ^SUMMER"GOODS. IWR8. 19. KKRE nAVINO returned from Charleston with ft su pel'!) and well elected stock of Spring1 & .iummor Goods, Consisting partly of elegant Miislin nnd Barege Rubes ond Dresves, superb Mantillaa and Mantelets. with a great variety of other articles, is offering them fur sale al the most reasonable rates. She also has or, hand RONNKTS, of every descript ion mid style, and amongst them a f?w of the new style VJinsev Bonnet; elegnnt Kmhroiderrc? ill Collars. Sleeves an.I Bunds- Culinoon nml (!ini;haui", ln-antiful patterns; fine Lon^r cloth ami Twills, and many other b'JXE GOODS of new brands anil stvles. including a splendid variety 'if Flowers, Ribbon*. Laces, etc. A f.SO, Gentlemen V and Boys' Hats, witli a good assortment of Ooods in this lino. I return my sincere thanks fur past favors, and respectfully solicit the continued patronage of tlie public. Please call. Ladies, and examine for voursul ves?beautiful Uoods and bargains will l>c nold <in the very bent terms. Wall,all... A|-ii) |?, 18f>7 40 Sm AMBROTYPSS! V UKSI'K 3TFUIJ V announce to the ladies and 1 gentlem mi of this place and the surrounding country, that 1 have opened my Oallery at Pklieiin Court 1Ioii*c, And ? ill be happy to see a'l who desire to possess one or more of these beautiful specimens of the AMnKOTYPE. bv which tho human features I..* I C ? . 1 ..v? mokiiuiij jn i |Tiuiiir<i ior n i^rtmi inii?(ii of limp. Those want ink" pictures wiii pit-use call at my Room, and I will wait upon them at any time. Charges reasonable. May 14 _44 0. W. REID. : -Iv E w SPUING AND SUMMER GOOCS. Pickeii* C. II., S. . VKTIill returning my grateful thanks <o mv frioiulo and customers for tliui** past verv liberal pntioiiAgo to my business, I desire to call their attention, as well as that of the public generally, to my large and finely assorted Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Which I am now receiving, and which have noiiii inirriiireu on very anvaniageous terms an to prices, and which T aln determined on selling as low as they can be bought at kktail anywhere. My slock of DRY GOODS embraces almost every article .4 #??., v;ii?n-i iiy t-noies or crentieinun, in Fancy or Staplo Dry Hoods, lion nets, Ribbons, Mantillas, Embroidery, Collars, Underslees. Jaekonet and Swiss Edgings and Inserting*, &o. * Krady made Clothing*, A very heavy and varied assortment. IIATS & CAPS, ibo latest sly lea for men und boys, in great variety. Boots Shoes, Crockery and Glassware, ITaidware and Cutlery, Drugs. Medicines, and Dye-st utl's, Perfumery, Fancy arli_ 1 ties, onuionary. Also, Wroccrit's, Wliicb are aold stiir-.tly for castr. Corn* anil btiv where yon can grt good article's and good bargaiiiB. %. W. GREEN. April 14, 1857 -to if GUN & BLASTING POWDER. MY POWDKK MILT.8 being now in netiv'' operation, oun axd blasting PO\VI)Kit can ln< f??rnh-hed to dealers aivl others at }ow niteH All order* addressed to D. Bik?an.v, Wallmllu, will l>e attended to. JOHN A. WAGENER. rtppi. 2?, io.-rn i a 11 State of* South Carolina, IN RQl'ITY ? I'lCKICNS. Mary Aim Couch > vs > Bill for Pnrtition. Robert Couch and other* ) IT appearing to my ^ntiefactiori that the lifirs ftt law of Rllender Maker, to wit: John Baker, the hews at law of Mmtv Ann William*,?*>?? Forrester and wife Elizabeth. William Baker. Bucimln Baker, Robeft Baker, liitSur?l B"ker, Crawford Baker and Lewellen Bnkf, < lefendants to this bill of complaint, reside without the limits of tlilrState: on motion of Harrlsoi. .imphiinant's solicitor, it is nrdtivd that the said absent defendants do plead, answer, or demur to the said bill of complaint, within thrve mouths from the publication hereof, or the said bill will be taken )>ro co)ifc**o as to them. ItnU'T A THOMPSnff n*?h Cnm'rs office. Mav 2, 18ft7 3m C AST STEEll \LWA * rt on hand, a quantity of umall Octagon OASTSTKETj. For mile nt )2 1.2 ct?. per pound. Apply nt the Store of OfcO. COI.LYER <fc CO. Tunnel Hill. A pril 2 38 if ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, " THERE \V|H lx? sold on th?; I3tli June next, nt 1 my More near Ppmpklptown, OA'A* LIKE T.Y S'h'O/tO GfftL, about ton of eleven yearn of TVrins?on a credit of nine uxuitlm, with nota, approved aecurfty nnd ifrfercst. *i ?/i: ' iYfr i *._? ^ " juai i ii&tt i\r,iir?, si am r Moy 25, 1S&7 ttf ft DR. Z W. UII EEN OFPKRS bin Professional services to tlic il.?wiis of Pirkena District, m the practfrr of Medicine in it* vnrimw tranche*. lio would w?y that lie ha.* an experience of ten jeHm in prnctictf. Offlco_in his SHorv^ April 14, J8&7 YOU MUST PAY! ALT* those indvhtcd fn the Into firm nf Rekf "A Uotrgx fi?r (innicM, Ac., nmst pay forthwith, or their At'otmU will lie placed in an oftteer'* hfinda for collection without ifisttaction. H. W. M. HOOGS. f May 10.18^ 4ft . ' f SEAL YODR MEASURES. r it: ..??> at? a i ....... irirta *>? | ' I Vv j'(M V VI IV tjf.l Mi IIIIJ JU JV/IM* J vHh?? from one qij?Ti twirnlf Inrano}. J. K. HAOOOI), IV'kciw C. 6, loo-i -fo- tf + - I NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! At Pickni* /. II. fpIIE subscribers nro now reoeiviuff ami 1 opening a larijje and carefully nulected stock of now and elegant SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Consisting, in pari, of Silk*, Muslin*, Calico, Ginghams, Trimming!*, etc. i Honnels, liibbons, Laces anil Thread *, Cassi meres, l)r?p d'Kte, Linens, Vesting*; iiiIa I 1 B/\l It i < ?* / ' 11 at 8 ami Caps, Hoots and Shoes, (Jailer* ; And (he usual variety in the DRY GOODS lino. Also, l!irdwnr?\ Crockery and Cutlery. SliGAUS and Tobacco of the best quality, <*1'occries, As cheap ns can be bought anywhere in the up-eotmlry. Our Stock is a very full oup, and haa boon carefully laid in by one of tho firm. We can, therefore, recomme nd highly every article wo havo on hand, ami will dell on the most reasonable terms. We respect' fully solicit tho continued patronage ol' our , friends and the public. As heretofore, we will exchange Good* ! for lln> nfiiinl i K. it K. E. ALKXANDKR. Mnv 12. 1R57 4? tf mUW k 8iiMMKR~G00DS. ^ftOCDItlUS, Ac. ' rpFTK iiiKlerf-igned has just relumed from I I Charleston wiih a lm<?o and welT selected Sloik of new and i-lugant Spring and Summer Goods, ! Consisting pnrlly of Calicoes, UiiigliHinp, Muslins, <fec.; Honni'ts, Trimmings; Ribbons, nnd Lnce*; Cloths, Cassi mores, Diap d'Kte, Liners and 5 Vuslinprs; ? mows, lints tSr Unps, Moots & Shoes ; Saddles, Bridles and Mariingftles \ Together wiifi ninny other articles in tho l)rv Goods line. AJjSO. Segars ami Tobacco of tho very best quality. ?iMtcorlrs i A large nnd frer.h lot, fur snle very low. My friends and the public are requested" to f-xamine my stock for themselves, as t charge nothing for showing Goods ; and E am nfjo determined to sell as low as tb<* lewitft. Ti > me. 1 will exchange Goods for Beeswax, Talt low, Feathers, Iliiles, &e., etc., as well a* 1 sell on the most reasonable terms. J. N. LAWRENCE. I d:..I /in \m - ? i ? * ~ ~ I i H-KUIIP ii., 01 iirfii II, ie.?y at> SPRlftG&SUMMER SUPPLIES J. B E. SLOAN & CO. VffI? nrv hrtw receiving the lrtrgest ami most ; VT complete assortment of ? & Q ? @ That we Tinvr? ever brought to this place, which ! v.c art- willing to soil lit short profits, Ot;~ ! 4moo<(* hiiyo be$:n carefully In New Y?rK, Philadelphia and CnnrleiMon. Wc enn ; hi* always found nt our p?st willing and ready to chow our floods free of charge. We will lake in exchange for Goods,Corn, Rye* Wheal, Oats, Bacon, Lard, Tallow, Beeswax, Honey, Homespun, Hag*, Chickens. Ducks, Turkeys, F/^'ufs, Butler, ifcc., at llic market price. April 22, 1S5? 41 tf .Stale oJ* South Carolina, i J'irKI.XS DISTRICT?IN THK COURT OV COMMON Pl.rA?. j Dickson M. Lumpkin ) ForeigH Attachment. ( Thnmnx w! Chastain J W* J" 0un,t' WHKKKA8, the pluiotifTrTi?l. ntri.be. 4th day of March, ls57,Ahi his declaration against th?? dufcndant, who (as it is said) is uhtrnt front and without the limits of this State, and have neither wife nor attorney known within the Hnmo upon whom a copy of the paid declaration might I ho nerved: It is ordered, therefore, that the sniit defendant do appear and plend to the said declaration on or before the lftth day of March. IRfi8 , othei wise tinal and absolute judgment wifl then he given and awarded against him. March U. 18&7 i. K. UAQOOl), c.c.r ! State of South Carolina, in kquity?imckkxs. Abraham Duke, Harriot Duke and Ransom Duke, vs. ! ?/o?epTi Dolli-fon, Sfeliirda Dotfeson, Benjamin Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon, .lainos Ciinn?n?. Margaret March banks, Jndyor Judith Krndrick, Elijah Cannon, Martha IJrowii and William Qilstrup. bll.i. koii iwhtitiox, account, a Kf.rnr, <?o. ; fPlIK Complainants having tiled their bill of I I complaint, and it appearing to m? satisfaction I that Joseph Dolleson, Melinda Dolfeaoft. 'Bonin rnin Cannon, Wmthin^topr Cannon, Carter Cannon, ; James Cn'nnon, Margaret Marchlmnks, Judy or Jodkh Iveudrick, Klijah Cannon and Marthn : Brown, defendant* to said bill, reside without tho | limits of this Statu: on motion of O: J. Klford, con planumta' solicitor, it is ordered that the said 1 absent defendants do plead, answrr. or demur t<? t the said hill of cytn plaint, wrtliin three niontlii | from thin date, or the said hill will be taken a* Confessed ngftfatot thorn. ROUT. A. THOMPSON, c.k.p.o. Con>'rs oftW. March 2\, 1857 '*ni VINA r NOrKjK. fPHK legal heirs ?nd representatives of Runnel! L C.inuon. d?ee;ved, are hereby notified thatu final settlemei.v of the EmimUi of tho said decea&ed will ho Imtl'h.-fnrA il.? . - Court HiKtpe.'tfio 27th dav of July next. Tho*u Indebted fo *ni<l efflilv will payment, *n?l tlwKc having demands <vill present them on or buft>rc that time. RA,N?>(.>A1 DL'KK ) . , . U.'DUKK. | A,int r*' or?l 22. 18ft? 41 3m SI aof Moiilla Carolina, IICKKNfl PI*TK.|OT?IS TlltC COUUt 0> COMMON fI.KA?, Stotl A 1 lather | Foreign Attachment. An,on Ikm# * C . f N'",rKt k WHKHEAS, (lit) plaintiffs did, on tV8th day of J)er?uil>?**, 1&6&, filo limit (Welarution ngninut The dyteiuiMits, vj*<? (as >( h puid) arc .ib| sent from ami wifopui thr-'imila of tin* States n<4 , I.nvo neither Wife nor attorney known within thh ' '-nine I'jior. whotn A copy of tho vnid dc?l?rati?>ft might he served: It it>ordered. then>forn, t%nt tfiu j raid defendants do appear and plead to the *nid , declaration on or before tho 19tb day of T)*ceoi; bcr. Wfti. otherwise final and absolute judgment : TV 111 tl?4?n hi. tr\ inn on/1 o owlo'l i6' flftft. i. j HAft'oOPrfto.r.P. ^ mTiKD. ~~ '"'plfOS. r>0DOKX8.f?11:-t Ixforc me nne slrnjr l Steer, *op]K#ied l?> ho tlirtfe yenrfeoM, hf?? roil sidr*. \vMtn hflck ni?d holly, with white iWe; 1 mm feed wifh cropt off the left year and * wallow fork an?l undvrhlt in tlie right? npnn?:?i'<l at ?11. WFiirfi m((I #tpcr may be found al 'J lios. Doggen*, Joerts?pf Talley?the fo pforr prftfvcrty, p?v externum mikI take hint nw,-vv. April t5, ??? ? jqjjv V v0vf, -t<? * +