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-Elopement Extraordinary?Fiction Nowhere. The Wheeling (Va.) Times of Tuesday last, says : Wc learn from M:e officers of on? of the packets plying between this and another port, that an elopement of an extraordinary character took place from a snmll village on 'the Ohio river, not many miles from Wheel- j ing, on Saturday Irtst. Two young men, whom we shall call A and B, have been for n year past paving their addressee to n young lady of the village hinted at. Iler name is Miss O. About six rtioijshsjtgd, A *?"'>?g that 15. w?s most in favor Willi the lady, waxed desperate, and for u long lime he debated with himself whether it was nobler in the mind to hang, take poison, or leave the town. Recollecting the advice of the elder Weller, he agreed with that facetious personrtgo that "hanging was wulgftr," and as poison was hard to take, lie concluded to adopt, the. latter moms to divide the band of affection which bound him to the enchantress afoiet?aid. Oft be wor.t, and it was not long before bis friends learned that he was engaged as a sailor on n " raging canawl" in Ihp great Strte of Ohio, nnd doing well. Meantime, B having the field all to himself, (with the exception of a slight annoyance occasioned by tha visits a young clerk of this city,) proposed, was accepted, and la*t Silurday fixed upon as the day whi-n the wedding was to lake place. This coming event cast its shadow before, nnd the news of it was borne on the wings of the wind, (or transferred by a letter) away, far out upon tho fearful public work* ded to. The sailor heard it?bis <>1<1 attachment was immediately revived ? the fire of love was newlv kindled?tho ^rec-n eyed monster had taken entire possession of his cooler self, nnd back he sta 'ed for the uceno of his defeat. lie at l ived at the village on Friday evening, with n brnn splinter new suit of clothes, and lnok'.iig as guy as a pea cock, and three or foor times us attractive us evor. il? Rought an interview with the lady. Now, the mm whoso business it is to call the figures nt h ball, utters a great philosophical. truth every lime ho says-? "Ladies change!" The interview was granted. That night the lady stole softly from her chamber, at the dead hour of the night, crept stealthily out of her father's house and as stealthily into A's oaniage os well as into his arms, and the vehicle rolled away towards sunset or some place else where they wnse maYrsed. The p>?rttp? bid returned to the residence of the bride's father on Saturday evening " ns merry as n marriaye bell. Wo snnnose the lndv fol lowed the example of the "gentle I>esdnmona," and loved him ' for the (lungers he had passed" on the " raying canawl." B was a passenger on the packet, fiam whose chief officer we obtained this information, en ^ route for the West. Acoukta, Juno 20.-?The resolutions passed by the Democratic Convention expresses confidence in Mr, Buchiinnn'a nth ministration. That in relation to Governor Walker reads thus: Jiesolved, That the address of Governor Walker in prescribing lite terms oo which Congress should admit Kansas Into the UJni.m, and in attempting to <1 relate the submission of their constitution for ratification a presumptuous iiV' feience in matters over which he lias no Itgitiroate control; and the name address is expressing the oOieiid opinion thai Kansas will become ?? nee State ; and in presenliog arguments tosopport that hide of the (]uesti<>n is a gross departure from the principles of Htm intervention and ncuuruiuy u inch whs established tiy the K>ins?s bill. And the convention has full confidence that Mr. Buchanan will manifest that fidelity to the principles which canied him into office by recalling Governor Walker. Ujfjrtcn Status Sknatk!?The Keowe.e Courier, ir> speaking of tho vacancy in the Senate, enja ; " Obi. Orr, our immediate Represents live in Congr<*S8p is our first choice. Ho has the ability, and is a practical, sagacious man, thoroughly imbued with the .State jMi?: ..f >._ t> 1 ? ?< * ' i^iiiu wi/vi I lllirn Ul I II?J rilllllKllUKB, ItUU lltll of wisdom hikI patriotic Slate pride. The State would honor herself in honoring him." We haro not hoard Whether Col. Orr'a friends intend urging hid claims for the Senate or not. If he w brought befote liic Legiidature he will imke a very strong run. There is no man in the Stute who commands more influence bevond the limits of our State than he. We believe OoL Orr can be of more service to his State nnd the .ronntry ft large in the next Congiess o( vrhich he will be Speaker, than in the SonAte. We hope, therefore, that his fi ienda will waivo bin claims for the present .md f^ive the?ir support to one of lb- other prominent f?ws not already in tho federal service , c *i. ^ cs.-. - trrr -i ? - t% ?*~ m w|i iu? tr insuoro negisier. iNTRRRftTfKO f?n\f MsXICO.-^ Advices . from Vem Ulrux to the Oil) inst. state that the 5vhole nwiubor of Americans shot Sn Sonera i* seventy* The UiMi?d Sthtca Minister, Mr. FoinytU, but beea to correspondence with the Mexican Govertunenl on the subject. There is no further information I concerning the rumored ftxnU Anna e*p(r dition. T*vo wur gieanners were still on the * look out for it on the southern-coast. The government has grunted' special permission for the importation of *,000 barrels />f foreign flour into Vera Cruz, and the oflv-t cers of that port have advertised for propo* 4 en's (or tUe same. The works of defencoat Vera Cruz, Tam^ pico and other ports of tlio republic proceed * >vjih activity. Aiijong oilier movomontH of | troops, a,000 raeo b?* e recently been cantoned at Jrtlttnu 4/1 lis ><1 nnf.n Ifnnsfurrfld fp Yeri} jCru* in eaec of nt4Cft?ily. , A?FEOtIrfO SCBNB?pBATIJ OV A Yovpo rtiHC ik tub Ca??.>?A. !<Mer to a Western Editor re)Hte?"ti>Q following very % HOtne, of wljiolnjio writer w?? an oytf>vfit> m. new} . ? At Michigan Oily, where we ehanjfotl F ' oars, wo ohaervetl tlioi.) moving a sivk girl. The party confuted <?f a brother of about gJ^earBj a bjitcr of about 10, and the luoth ' ft' er. Tlio invalid nppcorod about 25, very I < omaoiatcd, but with those lustrous cyan, so ' common in tho disease,?consumption,? i and which fascinated while it pained us to | lock at her. Tlio tenderness and devotion i of her people were really beautiful. After i wo had gone some fifty miles, while she was < reclining on her mother's breast, who was | I gently And carefully smoothing her hair, she suddenly raised herself and foil back d?fld. Then followed such a sceno of wild and frantic grief, 'ningled with the noise of tho rushing cars, the scream of the locomotive, and tho confusion of the passenger*, that no po vor of mine can describe; and this Was continued for fifty miles moro. \Vo old tough hearts, found there wusooo spot not quite hardened." Tiik Gjiisksk Hkhelmon.?The following interesting information from China is communicated in a Ilong Kong letter in the London Times : "The Shanghai mail, which came in yesterday, brought some serious advices from tiio north. It Is now c.ontirmcd, what was before vaguely rumored, that the rebels of Kiangsi are in possession of the Chang.YhShan pass, wlych commands the only road from that prorince to the fertile and rich maritime province of Che Koang} that the western part oT tho mountain passes that lends into Kiangsi, that Kwolling-ftl, tho capital of Kwangsi, so long besieged in vain by tho " God-worshippers," at the begin* ningof their rising in that their native province, has at louglh yielded itself, and becomes a " possession," and that two of their chiefs have actually established themselves in the north of Kwangtung itself, while a third, their formidable Le, at the head of 00,000 men, who have followed him from Kwangsi into tho province, has taken seveI ?o! Ito o~..i i e? 1- --- vi >v? ouumciii vines, nun iidiii me eitl' torn most Tekheng now threatens a visit to Canton ilsolf, the capital of tho province. TitK Crops at tiie Wkbt,?The Cleveland Herald of Saturday has the following in refoivnco lo the crop At the West : "Tho whole West is now in its loveliest June nttiro. The Benson is late, but luxuriant. The backwnrd spring kept the vegotatiofi in check, and everything seems to have burst at once into full leaf. During a trip of twelve hundred miles through the West the eye everywhere rested ou "Sweet tiutiU arrayed in living green." 41 lu southern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Central Missouri, corn, though two weeks later than usual, presented its long rows of emerald, thrifty and shooting upward with a rapidity almost perceptible as the cultivator turned the mellow furrows. So of potatoes, of which a great breadth has every whnrfi Iw'fm lil.'intix) Wlmot l?. >?/..? i 7 i '; luxuiiant, and beginning to head. The crop promises well. So of grass and fruits, liarley and rye beaded out and top heavy. "In Cdutrai Illinois, juuhuim and Ohio, all kinds of crops are some later, but oquhI)j promising. Northern Obio also gives abundant promiso. The past two weeks have wrought wondrous changes. The rains have been seasonable and heavy.? nigh price* and scarcity have set the farmers to work wilh more than usual diligence, and more ground is in cultivation all over the country than ever before. The indications are that potato Holds are more lb an doubled in increase. The rot has disappeared, and high prices for a year or two nasi have made this oron n most mnfifnhlo oue in sections where tlio yield bus been ffti r. u If tbo present appearances nro n type of tbo future, tlicro will be no lack of food for man or l>easl the coming year. A- Pacific Uailkoad Sciiemb.?Tbo Omaha Nebraskiun, of Juno lOlb, slates that tho previous week Col. Orr, of South Carolina, Oen. llobinson, of PeiwuylTaniii, Hon. Jylin Covodo and Hon. Mr. Hradshaw, memborsofCongrest of Pennsylvania, Judge Barber of Wisconsin, Co|, Curtis, of Iowa, members of Congress foet, Mr. Ito#ro<>r/of j Ohio, Mr. Pierce of lodinna rttVd irtaov other prominent personages visits Omaha, ex? amined tho town and its vicinity, and the month of the Finite .river, ami industriously , conferred with the various interests and corporations having in view the construction of the Groat Pacific Railroad, by way of tho Platte Valley and South Pass to the , Pacific Ocean, 'fhe csn*p?ny w?? f>vg?nized at a meeting hefd in Oumha on the Oth , inst.f by tho election of* Gen. Robinson, of Pennsylvania, Presidont; Judge limber, of Wisconsin, Secretary ; nrwi Mr, Ilosrfrer, of Ohio, Treasurer; and assumed the name of ' the "Platto Valley, South Pass and Pacific liailroad and Telegragh Company;" wilh a , capital of si*ty millions of dollars. A charter was obtained under the territorial laws. 'Ilie length of the road to thp South Pass , will be about on? thousand miles. rp * - ni _** J KKHIIII.K raiBOKINO ' ASK IN VIRfUKIA. ?The Petersburg (Va.) Express details n terrible poisoning ease rn I ho family of Mr, Edward Oil?, in Chesterfield county. The family is oomposed of Mr. and Mrs. Gill, and, up to four wrecks ago, six child ten, as follows : Miss Prances, aged about 10 years; Aurclius, about IS; William, about 8; Mary, 0 ; Ella, 4 ; and Ilatty, etn Infant.? About one month ago, little Hatty was taken mysteriously ill, and died in a few days after. Subsequently, tbo entire family began to experience a singular sicXn ts?, which changed tin -Jolor of their ?6in to a dull, palish hue, and1 bore the chi*ra?ter of inflfonj,* mation of the atonweh. On Saturday last, every member of the family were prostrated'. and physicians from all points were sent for. A, consultation woa held, suspicions of poison excited, and an examination insfitBlert. apartments of Rebecca, the caolt-, which were ano-occupied by h house ser-* *ani, nmf bar liueb-.nd, J nek, wo fd fouhd aecretcd several boxes and vMs, ono containing sugar o? fead, nnd the rest n quantity of liic carbonate of l?ad, both of which nr? slow but deadly portwo, A light waa h<}ro developed, leading direciiy to the conclusion lint the disease then -under , treatment was no other than the lead ohol* ic#iuperlnd^ced the consumption of foo^ sontaiuing the cnrbonato nnd sugar of lead, rhis, it whs ascertained upon further inves[(gallon, hod been introduced daily into iho food cooked for th? family for a lorg series 01 works. The scheme was deeply I:?id, nnd upon a principle which one would scarcely suspect of being resorted to by no Ignorant negro. There is some ground, therefore, for fuither suspicions, involving a I more intelligent principal in the ntt'iir. On Monday frveninjr, (he next to lh?* youngest child. Ella,loo youug to withstand the potency of the deadly drug, expired. The eldest, Frances and A?ie|iuSi were on Tuesday lying in a very ctiucal condition, while Mr. mid Mrs. (/ill were improving; but still exceedingly weak and -nervous.? The three slaves mentioned above, were immediately arrested, and lodged in th? jail, but will ho taken before the C'hesteiiield eouit for examination at the proper time. Tho two wom'MJ are owned by Mr. Gill? the man, by Sylvester Pearce, Ivq. Til* Univkiisit> ok Viuoinia.?The signal prosperity of the University of Virginia, is one of the highest and most hopeful of the thnnv Kf'.rilft whirh Inflinuln ilin uili'?nn. - j '<* ? " ",M,V'"V ",w ing prosperliy nti<1 glory of that venerable Commonwealth, A corps of professors unsurpassed ns scholars and gentlemen, six hundred and fifty Ktudents, and a standard of education so high and thorough that a University degree is confessedly an infallible proof of the complete profioiency of n gentleman In the department in which he graduates. The lime is coming, and is not far distant?says an intelligent Vitginia exchange?provided the moans of accommodating students be increased, when, instead of sis htindied nnd fifty* there will be a thousand, perhaps fifteen hundred young men within the Walls of the University of Virginia. Tummy, my son, what are you going to do with that club?" " Send it to the editor, of eourse ?" " Hut what are .you going to send it to the editor for?" " 'Cause he savs if anvbodv will ni>nd liim ? lin will send them a copy of his paper?" The mother canio near fainting, but retained consciousness to ask : " But, Tommy, what do yon think he wants willi a club ?"? " Well, I don't know," replied tlie hopeful urchii), " unless it is to knock down subscribers who won't pay for their paper." Mu. nnd Mrs. Mahony live in Chicago.? They quarrel. The other day they got to throwing soda bottles at each other and cut each other's laces badly. Then Mrs. M. had Mr. M. arrested but tfienejtt morning she appeared and averred there had been no trouble between them. To this was opposed the evidence of a black eye upon her countenance and a cut upon his head. She said the enw kicked li*r nrwl li? unirl il?<> horse kicked him, nnd they got olF. Consignoos at Anderson Depot, y?>H WEEK ENIMNO JuilO 30.Blue llidge Railroad, llarrihon it Earle, J C Cook", 1 > Jcnniitga, England, Bleckley it Co., W H Gailla.ro, G Collyor ?fc Co., J S Palmer, W Pilchford, J Burnett, L T Arnold it Co., J T Sloan & Co., C li Cliisolm. J V Moore, A Going, ESharpe, Miss C Kiljjalrick, W T Wright, J M Alexander, J B Adger, (E. 13.) Towers <t Sloan, Level it White, Sullivan A Sloans, Osborne it II J W CrAwford, F E Harrison, 3 I* Brown, S <fc E W Brown, Wilhite it Horton. MoFall 11 it Co., J 13 Benson, J Kauft'man, J 13 E Sloan it Co., J. Kruse, J D Smith <t Co., A Henry, M Lesser, J Boyle, D Bieinann, IT T> '!> Y XT * ii. u.iiiiiiye, 4 i okoiioii, j in ijftwrenoo, Towers ?Si Sloan, M Wilzinski, II W Kutli* mon. ft. KICK, Agent. M?RuiE)i,on the 2Mb ult. bv J. H. 8ktiKlur?; Ksq., Mr. Thomas J. (In.vxt to i^ias Zu.imi.v Jackson, nil of Piekons district, FRESH AJtElVAL. JUST RKCKIVKJ) und for sale low pood APPLE VINEGAR, and a lot of FAL'TOli Y THRKAl>. ' July 4 K. <fe 12. E. ALEXANDER. CANDIDATES. 'f<HE friends of ITInj. Will. K. X rc*pectfully announce liim a Candidate for Hukiahikii General, in place of brig. Oop. Harsioorr, rcsignc-j.' TlfK friendf? of C'hpt. J. EK. lv Moan bog leave lo announce him a Candidate for BumAUiKu Oknkbal, to fill the vacancy occasionod bv the rcsignutioi* of Gen S. W. H.?umo?. July 2, 185-7 N tar q^TfK friends of Cnpt. ?. W. Fuller to ii x rcspcctloily announce liim a Candidate fur Majoh of tfyo 2d Uuttulion, 2d Regiment, S. O.M Jtuw 26. 1867. 61 to POWDER, LEAD AN0 SHOT. AWl.V supply of rOWDKR, LEAD d8H0Tcm\ bo found at I'ichoiNi C- II. nnd N ina Trow#. For sale low. J. N. LAWRENCE. July 4, IffW M tf i A. ? S(al?ofMouth Caroling IN KQUJTY I'lt'K KN8,Abruha.n Duke, <rt. i?? et * f Bjn fo f partf. Joseph Donalilwm, et.tr*., et. ftl. \ ">0'u 'PHE Court of Equity, for Picking District, ftAtX ing referred the Accounts of Hwriet FJuKe. Adminittratris, and Ransom Mukc, AitAiinis1ra< (or, with tlio will annexed, of tlia personal e*tato of Kus?ell Cannon, deceased, to tho Commissionor for settl ,mont, the defendants Hetyainiiv Cannon, Washington Cannon, fend the other heiw oJ William Cannon, dcceasod, Carte* Cannon, Margaret Marchbunks, Judy Kendrick, Elijah CanmxH Martha Brown and James Cannon, who aro absent from the State, will take notice that the Mkid Keforcnoo will bo held at my Office, o?Monday Ik* 19th day of Oet<$or next. -ROBT. A^TH0MI,80K,C.k.P.D. ConVrs oflV o, July 3, 1857 t?l .. . ....... ? Attention! Artillery. 'yifKffE wST b? .*?> Hleoiimi hold at your Com a pnny inusier KftMUHl on Friday the 24i.li day of July neat, for Major of 2d Huttidion, 2d ltaginiont,8. O. M. An ulnotion will nlno be held on (but day for l?t nnd 2d' Lieutenants and Khst^n t4 vour Com pony. Th? .Artillery *111' nl*o e Ksmblr on U?M day for dfdl.inMtefrd of your regular mutter duy. By.vrdtr of Ool. Puvrnr*. JOHN LEE, ('Apt. ^ July 2,1 PS7 H 2 # Audorson Prices Current. { bORKKOTBQ VKKKLY HV KNOI.AND, BI.KCK1.KY A f'<l Andf.hbon 0. II., Juno 17, 1857 Cotton per lb. * 11 n 1S Sulk per Muck, ? 2.00 Coffee, Rio, per lb. - - - IS nil < Sugar# brou n, per lb. - - 12 a 14 ] " crushed and lonf, per lb. ltt n '<0 j Molasses, West liulin, jut gallon, ~,ft f " N. Orleans, ' " 86 n 1.00 f Yarn (Ga.) per bunch, - - 1.20 ^ O^iiHbtifgs,(heavy) per yard, 13 a 14 t Shirting*, - - 10 a. 11 r Iron,common siBe Swede, per lb. tt 1-2 / English, " - 6 Nails, per keg, - - - 6 a'fl 1-2 , Oil. Lifiseed. |ier gallon, 1.37 a 1.5ft t " Train, " 00 a 1.00 ( 01an<>, 8X10 - - - 3 U 8.2fi , 10X12 3.25 a 3.60 'lice, por lli - 0 1 -2 a *? , Flotir, pet barrel, J 1 a 8 ( Wheat, per biislfcl, * 1.00 , (Inm tirir LivKi.l -* * ? Uncoil, hog round, 15 a tl Hugging, Ounny, per Jftrd, - IS a SO Oats, pet- bathei, - 00 a 6S Pea*. " " . 1.00 Powder, Rid.!, j-cr keg, - 7 1 'i a 8 63T There in always to be bo found a good Mock of Ooods, at K., It ?fc Co'*. < Notice. Alylj persons indebted to the Estate of Aaron Roper, deceased, must make payment, and all those having demands against said Estate will render tlicni, legally attested, nn or before , Monday the 6th day of October next. The heirs , at law of said Aaron lloper, deceased, will also | }a!?e notice that a final settlement of tiro estate of the said intestate will be lntd before tho Ordinary of Pickens district on said f>th Oct. next. TYRE L. ROPER, AJm'r. July 2.1807 fi 1 _ 8m I rtt?'ira u? I n ra ^ ' jp i SETTLE np mid commcnco nww. All Ifotes and Accounts dup M L. SliAKPE?itf*{ be "paid up by tha first of August. Pendleton. June 17,1867 <10 8 MARBLE YARD. 'piIK undersigned have funned a copartnership 1 in the MARBLE BUSIXESS, and will always keep a full stock on hand, both of Italian and Amerioan Marble, And some of the bust workmen employed. 1'iiceuas low as jail bo hud in the Stato, with freight only added. The Yard is on the corner of the Benson JJotel lot, Anderson C. H., S. C. TUOiS. R. LKAVELL, TIIOS. M. WHITE. June 17^1357. 40 5_ 7t it niiAD'rnn? HJi*. BV ?. First Division, S. C. M. ) Abbeville C. 11., June 15, 1857. \ Order 1\ro. ? I N ELECTION will he held at the variolic Het\ gimental Muster Grounds in the first Brigade of Infuntrv, orr Tuesday the 18lh of August next, for Hrigftdict General of tho first Brigade of Infantry, first Division, S. C. M., to till the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Brigadier Genoral J. \V. Haubison. The Colonels or officers in command of the several Itcgiim-nts, are charged with the extension <>f this order, and to transmit to the Major General J the result of said election at each |K?ll in writing. By order of Maj. Gen. A. M. Smiyii. W. L. CALHOUN, Hi v. Adj. (Jen. June 30.1857 49 yd a.*. r.\ m.\ fIAlIK nc:*t ftouulur Communication of Pon.lloj ton Lodge, No. 84, A.*. F.\ M;, will bo held in (lie Lodge Room on Tuesday July 7tli, ?t 7 o'clock, r. M. Uv order of W. H. j oxen, W.vM.v June 6 4B. E. SIC A BO UN, S etf'y joseph j. norton, ATTORNEY AT LAIV A N I) Solicitor in Kqttity. OFFICE AT PICKENS C. II., S. C, Juno 12. 1R57 28 if ^ O > is) ' Ia 3 3 ? a' ^ 2S* Srt 5 <5 3 3. Ag-* ? * * ? * g 5 = , ??> s >: - ? r= & 1 3 ss ^ -! ^ S = a 4 <i '- 3 W> 2. = ~ p | 2.4 ||Sr5|fjT ^ i ^ ?" E I. J fr? ? k I" * 53 ^ '^ l-s-rl^ WSf-AgM ?&*> s? r! '^fLV^S5 * "* lZ W 2 J I S ? ? s- f * 9. 3 n H ; ?* I sr-tf |fl?' eH fS.S-3 J?..| 0-2! m * "** ^ - I 5-|.: ? ^ C. fl. IS8RKTKL. A. K. NOHMAN ISSERTEL & iTOEMAtf, W.lShnlla, S. . Tim sHMcrifcera t>eg feavo to inform tlioir friends and the public generally, that they nro now receiving a largo and elegant a.saOTlimjnt of foafonnbfo fl'f }<??(!?, Consisting of tlie usual variety, wtnoli are of llifl Illicit. r!v1ok nriil ir?iv?f lwmiii ifivl i-\-?i _ I terns. Together with a fresh supply o/ OROCERri^, Purchased on the best terms in the New York, Hatlimore arwf Charleston market*, and will bo sold on the best torma for cash oniy. Try them. Jctrclrjr, Thoy also have on hand a very falttabfe Stock of Jewelry, including splendid Gold ?nd Silvp-.-W.itchos, and J^ancy Articles. ' SivuffH, !VI erf i differ*. Sec. Thoir'StocH: in this department is fteafy, and the assortment goneraf, ancf, ?s great enfe was had in purchasing, the purchaser may rest assured of gelling a pure article. Their Stock rittrfmi^eii nuito n ?iwi?fr <vfl other nTlioIoB, which cnn only ho appreoift' trt?T hy 6?ing wen. Calf ejjrly nnrf hxty 1 bargains. Tskkktm. <k Nohman. Wnlhftfffl, May 25, 18640 tf LOTS FOR SAlir PEI^SOiVS cIc?iron? of nurchaaing LOTS in the town of Walhalln, can Im^o them on thfroeiml conditionn. Apply to J. IT. OSTENDDRFF, Ag'l. Nov. ?, 18ft4 '20 tf tAMiw ft. uu >v AKU tolls bwlbro 1110 n mou*a i colored fnuro Mule. aHout fourteen linndnliiglt. , fWo or six yvara old, -with Home murks of (lie gear, j Appraised at $76.00. Tho sail! male en A be had ! hy applying to Jimods IS. Ilownrd, vrlio reskil-s fl; miles nortfi east of PJchcOv C. fl., arid paying 11 oxpente*. ISAAC WlflKJ.IFI-E, m.p.p. June 20, 1867 ' 50 4m M EEEe & SUMMER GOODS. I?IKS. IB. KIVKE [FAVlNO returned from Charleston villi a su ' ll j>?-rb find Well Relucted stuck' of Spring & Summer Goods, j i > I?ting partly of ulcgant Muslin mid Harege I Kooes and Dresses, superb Mantillas and Manto- | ets, with u great variety of other articles, Is of- j Wing them for sale flt t)ie most reasonable rates. >he also lias oil hand HONtfli'J'S, of erery description and style, anil amongst tliem a lew of i lie new style (Siiisey Hot met; elegant lOinbroide- j ies ill Collars. Sleeves nud Bands; Calicoes and tuiitnantH, uomititui pattern*; tinu Ijoug elotli mil Twill#, uiul many other J'lXH QOOJ)S uf icw brands and atvluh. including a splendid va- I ietV of l'"l"*vorK. Ribbons, Liieos, etc. ALSO, Iti-iiIIodHmi's nt\d Hoys' Hats, Wit)? a good asuorl- i nenl of Goods in tins lino, I return my niticcre thaflks tor past favors, and j 'capoetfully vollcH ttio continued patronage of i ,he public, Pleh'o call, Ladies, and examine for I foufselVes-^benutiful Goods and liargaius will . t?c sold on the very licet term?. Wallinlla. April 18,1867 40 lini AMBROTYPES! r ftESI'EOTFU LLY announce to tlie ladies and I im.it lutiiini ~i..~ i o - I ? ^Vfkiviwd "I HI'" P,,M 11 lliv nUIIUUIiUIII^ souhtry, that I have opened my Ouucry at IMckeiiK CoulM Houafc, And will be happv to toe all who desire to possess one or more of these beautiful specimens of the Amiirotvi'e, by which the liumnn features may he truthfully perpetuated for a great length nf time. Those wanlirtp pictures will please call nt my lioom, and I will wait upon them at any ' time. Charges reasonable. May 14 44 C. N. HEIR GOOD NEWS! The Comet has not Struck the Earth yet. pORN Kj^ypl! and can be bought in lots of mini ten iu liny uumicis, iii one uouar per bushel cash, on short time?say HO days \Vlth interest?all things mtioo safe. Apply to J. lv IIa tiooi), Esq., at Pickens C. II., or to S. H. ilcFALL, Oconee Station. Jnnp 12. 18^7. 48 a LAND FOj* SALE. r|MJE undersigned will sell to the highest bidder, 1 at Pickens 0. H.on Suleony in July next, a valuable 'fit A VT OF LANDy situate in Pickens district, containing Three Hundred and Kiftv-six acres, and adjoining '-.nds of Samuel Maverick, deceased, John Howard and others. Sold as the property of Jacob Otvin. TERMS?Sold ou a credit of twelve months with interest, the nurchaser jrivimr noio with mi. i o o "r proved security. Jiinu 0,1857 N. GWIN, Agent. J. D. SMITH & CO. I* E N O li K T O I* , S. C., HAVK just opened, under the Farmora' IIull, a complete ami tasty stuck of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, HEADY MADE CLOTHING. Hats, Cap?, Hoots, Shoes, ami Men's Furnishing I Goods generally. Particular attention is given to I.ailies DIIESS GOODS, and tlu-ir stock of Muslins. Haregcs, 'Pis sues, - Embroidered Collars, Hounds, Ribbons, Flouncing* and Fancy Goods, cannot well be surpassed. Watches, .Towelry, Toilet Soaps, Perfumeries, Fancy articles, in great variety. Together with a general assortment, of articles, too ; numerous to mention. From the fact that one of ouf partners (the I purchaser) resides in New York, we are enabled j to buy Goods to great advantage, and we are also determined to sell at LOW J'JiIC'A'S FOR ('ASII. Call ami examine our stock, and ik? convinced of (lie quality and juice of our Good--. June 9, 1867 48 tf LAST CALL. I HAVE left my Notes at Pickens (J. H. will) 1 E. E. Ai.kxam?kii for collection, and those that ' pay boon will save cost. E. ALEXANDER, Ju. Tune 3. 1857 _ 47 i? REMOyAJL. ; H. FAJEN, itfKRCHiiVT t iitoni, HAS removed from his old stand in I ho Town ! of WA LUALLA to his new Shop, onnosite 1 Usertel A Norin.'inV, where he is prep-area to nccommodate his* frioii<1h and the public, with, any 1 tiling in his line, at the shortest notice anil oft the most reasonable terrtis. He is just receiving a larjje ftiul very superior s-ock of dofllH, C'ltrtsiilM'ros, fancy and plain; Linens, a great variety: Vesting*. t?f ail ; patterns, .iftd a #reat variety of other articles. Heady iTl.'ulv !ol3iin^% A general assortment from the very besl and most fnshionnhlo njakers. Ill* ji'tnfiK liitt tltnnlro fi.r iviQt Imnvsil rwh'im fl'ffts, ami pledges satisfaction to purchasers at liis store. Oivo rtie a trial at my new stain). Wnlhnlla, May 26, 18?7 *? DR. Z. W. GREEN OFFERS his IYofessiofinl scrvioe.s to the citizens of Picken* District, in the practice of M?>i )ir im* iit itti ViiiMAiu lii nhrbtiD TI<? u iinl<l unv tlint lit* lia# an experience of liivyears' in practice. Office ii> V?rs Stnre. April 11. 1867 State of South Carolina, IN KQUJTY?I'lCKKNS. Mary Ann Couch ) vh ? Bill for Partition. Robert Conch and others J IT Appearing to my f>nt ^faction thnt the heirs at m? ?*i7 nner.uur E:'.?.er, ! ? wt?: John Hakor. I fhu heir? at law of Mary Ann Williams,? Forrester and wife Klizaoetrt, William Baker, Lnoinda Baker, Robert B?ker, ftithard Baker,Crawford Baker and LeWelletV Baker, defendants to \ this bill of complaint, reside without the limits of tl>k? State: on motion of Harrison,complainant's Bolneitoi, it in ordered that the Rai<l absent defendants do plead, wiswcr. or demur to the said bill of complaint, within three month* from the publication hereof, or the nakl bill will bfc taken pro e?nft**o as td tliewi. HOB'T. A. TROMf-SOTl', c.K.r.n. Co?v'r? office, Mtxv '2, T8&7 3tn Pendleton Bail Road Ctimpaiiy. Efetwstli, Twolfth.Thirtei-ntf, Fourteenth | jl niivi ruu'enin insiaimcnu<>i uivr; lhjm.ak each on the Stock of thu Pondlctort Railroad Crtmpany \Vi1lbe pnyable as follow# : Eleventh Installment on th? >stof Augnst, 1857. Twelfth " " October " Thirteenth " " " December " Fourteenth " " " fV^ruary, 1858 Fifteenth " " " A mil W. H. D. GA1LLARD, Sec. nutl Troa*. l'eudleton 11. R. Co. flgrtlUtoK, May 26. 1857 4? frf NOTICE. 1IIF.RMY forwern nil person* fron. trading *?r a Note of hand giv?ni by mo to J. W. Jame#, artti d*t*^l tVlo Mb day of Slay, 186>r (aimv.,nt ..?A -^..n m V .1.. :?i ^..1 ?A .. .a!J iiwv icwiivvit?u j in i ?i'? jm?? witvuu i" J'?v ?*nm nolo untefw compelled by 'aw, the ovNilerttipn for which it was given hnvinjc failed. Jane ft, I M l NjfFDIM FKJSEMAif. A % . tjpw GOODS! NEW GOODS! At Pickens H. '1MIK sulm'ribora aro now receiving aud 1 opening :i largo and carefully selected stock of new aud elegant SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Consisting, in part, of Silk*, Muslin*, Calico, Ginghams, Trimming?, no. Honnets, Ilihhoiib, Laces and Thread ; Uassimcres, Drnp d'Ktc, Linen*, Vestings j ACcatfy llatlc Clothing*. Halls and Caps, Hoots and Shoos, (Jailors; And the usual variety in iho DRV GOODS hue. Also, lfnrdvvaro, Crockery and Cutlcrv. SEGAK>S ami Tobacco of the best quality. Gi'ocerlt'x, As cheap as can bu bought anywhere in tho up-country. Our Stock is a very full one, and lias been carefully laid in by one of tho linn. Wo can, therefore, recommend highly every article we have on hand, and will sell on thy most reasonable terms. We respectfully solicit tho continued patrouage of our friends and the public. As heretofore, wo will exchange Gooda for the usual articles of lWtor. E. & R. E. ALEXANDER. May 1-2, 1857 4 4 If 8PJ! ING & SUMMER GOODS, GltOOKItlKS, Jtc. riMIK undersigned has just returned f'om 1 Charleston with a larg?* and well sclcc-? lod Stock of new and elegant Spring and Summer Goods, Consisting partly of Calicoes, GingliaujSj Muslins, Are.; Bonnets, Trimmings, Itibhons, and Laces; Clot lis, Cnssimcres, Drap d'Ete, Linens and Vesting*; G loves, Hats & Caps, Boots Shoes; Saddles, Bridles and Martingales; Together with many other articles iu tho Dry Goods lino. ALSO, Segars and Tubacco of tho vefy best quality. ftr(fccrio? : A largo niul fresh lot, for snlo very low. My frieuds and tho public are requested to examine my stock for themsolvea, us I charge nothing for showing Goods; niul t am also determined to sell as low as the lowest. Try inc. 1 will exchange- floods for Beeswax, Tallow, Feathers, Hides, <fec., ns well as sell on the most reasonable terms. .1. N. LAWRENCE. Pickens ('. IE, March 11, 1857 J35 spuixc\ st mmi:h simies J. B. E, SLOAN & CO. 8*oia<t :<>(<?!?. are notr receiving the largest and most l T complete assortment of q o ;o ? ?. TVll\t WC llAYC* DVfir Kinmrlit <? Huo *\1nn/? we are tvillin'g tt> sell <it short profile. Our 4?oo<fs have boon carefully selected in I\Tev<* York, Pliilivilo)ptiin ami Charleston. Wo can bo always found at our post willing and ready to* show our (Joods free of charge. We will take in exchange For floods,Corn, Rye, Wheat, .flats, Bacon. Lanl. Tallow, lieosWnx, Honey, Homespun, Hag's, Chickens. Ducks, Turkeys, Eggs, Hut tor, ?tc., at the market price. 'April 22, 1S57 41 tf ?EHC55 tf V V> S sitES, 1)T virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to nio ) directed, will be sold before the Court House, in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on the first Monday nnd Tuesday irt July next, One tract of land, containing two hundred nnd fifty sover?acr?8 more or less, adjoining lands of J. J. (iarvin, Robert Johnson anil others, also one other tract of land, containing six hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands of <1. A. Kasly, jr., Widow Merle and others, levied on as the property of K. N; liarvin, at the suits of 1'liillips and McCitrroll, U. A. Steele, Adin'r., Win. Boggs and others. 90.1 iici*Ofc of Innd mftrn nr l?c? *-.? , ,i'A?ah. Af . '.. mile creek, adjoining lands of John Howard, J. E. Howard and others, levied on as the property of Snn.uel Smith, at ?h? !>uit Win. Oliver siir..vor, and others. One Cr:?<it of land, containing one hundred and thirty acres more or losic, adjoining lnnds of John Ahmeyer, C. Wendelken and othern.lcvied on as tho property of Wnv. Lady at tho suit of (J. W. Phillips for another and others. 8t> acres of Innd more or le?8, adjoining landfl of II. \V. Kuthmnn, liees and others, levied on hr the property of Johft II. I'rerieha, at the suit of John (J, Neville. One tract of land, containing one hundred and fifty acres more or less, whereon the defendant nowlivcp, adjoining lands of Eli Shepherd and I ,.ii? ii - -- ' I oiiiuh, iwiou mi us uie property oi'Li. U. KUlledge, at tho suit of 13.11., E. M. ift T. J. Keith, ; Executors; All the defendant* interest in a trnct of land whereon the widow McKinney now live?, containing 801 aero* more or le?>s, adjoining land of Jae. Robertson, W. Whortort and otheie, lovied on as the property of Wilson McKinney, at tlioguit of James A. Doylo mid others. One gray horre leviud on as tho property of ^ Jesse A. Hull, at suit of J. 11. llunnicuti. One two-horse wfltfrtn lflfiod on aH tlitj property of Z. Masters, at the suit of Leonard Towers. Orw shot t?un barred, one rifle gun, one feather bed, one quilt and two blankets, wash |>ot, two I chairs, one box, small kettle, one felling axe and one oven and lid, levied on as the property of I'atriek Kellov, deceased, at the suit of William L Keith. * i erin# caiii; purcnaser* lo pay for papers. L 0. CKAl6,?.F.n. J tin 10, \BVt 48 ifl Mlnlf of SoulIi Carolina, I'lOKRKS niSTUIOT IN THE COI'llT OK COMMON PLKA8. Dicksoft M. Lumpkin \Fureiffn Att<tch?,ent Thomas \\\ Chastain. ) W> J> 0nnrtHERKA9, the plaintiff did, on the 4th day II of Alarch, 1867, tile bisdeclaration against , the defendant, who (a? it i* said)1 in absent from and without tlic limits of Hits Slate, and have noit'her wifu nor attorney known within the xntno npon whom n copy of the paid declaration might bo nerved: It is ordered', therefore, that the said defendant do appear and plead totlniKaid declaration on or before tbo 15tli % of M?rch, 1868 ; otherwise firtnl and absolute judgment will then be /riven afid awarded again*t bun. March 14.1867 J. R. 11AOOOD,c.c.r TOUiEl). 'j^HOS. PODOKNS tolls l>?forc mc on? stray 1 Blccr, niiprnMii'tl to bo three yenttoM, I'm* ml yidtw, white buck rt1nl bellv, with wSKo Moy imirkfri with crop I off tli* left year niul fork and under bit in the riK^t?appraifnd at $11. Which en id otp?r nnvy ho fount! at Thos. Dogyori", Jocwiitcc Ynllcy?the owner to pro;* prop?rty, pav Hxiion^eB and take him away. April rt, 1 8ft" '