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motive*, the evident foot that the power of, the government it* adequate to provent the nccmnpli*hment of vour purpose phojild in- ' dudoyou to"'deni?t from thc.sc proceedings. J Thnt the tfsme overruling Providende j who holds in hi? hands tho destiny of our ; beloved country may now incline your heart* to peace, and influence you to abandon tins 1 fatal enterprise, is the siuoero wish of your | fellow-citizen, K. J. Wai.kkr, CJovvi-nor of Kansas Territory. I St. Tiorts, July 2ft.?The Half Lake Mail, with dates to the 2nd, arrived at j Leavonwovth on the 2S)tl>. lVnco and prosperity prevailed. Humors of the ex- 1 jM .miiMi uuiiiguui r>y ino \ tovernment, natl t reached ITtnh, but nttraetcd little attontion. ' The emigrant trains wore progressing rap- ! idly. Grftw wJu? abundant on the I'lainn. | The Indians wore friendly. Public charges of official dishonesty bad j \ been made against Surveyor Gonor.'d Hurr, , and the sworn statements of his assistants, were published accusing him <>f reporting , to the government, and floclcetini*the money, where the work had never been done, i of withholding the pay of his assistants, ! nnd appropriating it to himself; of neglect- i ing to mark the purveys of them'and then ' reporting to the II. S. government that tlio posts had been removed by the Mormons, | together with other serioUs misdemeanors. I St. Locis, .July 21.?Kunvo' adyicos st?\t?> | t'aut ft municipal ticket wuh elected in Ijawronce.on the 13th of July, when Mr. Wood ! was elected Mayor. Marios J. liarrett bad I u>-?-n lumiiictteu ior i^ongroMH. rue convcn- j tioH whicK nonvna'ei him wa? very large, j n'\?l it? proceeding* worn characterized by the ( utinOHt unanimity and enthusiasm.- The i Topofta constitution of State government was unanimouSly sustained, titid it will bo ?ul>mitfed to the people at the August election. The city government of Lawrence hud not yet passed any uct, nor dono any bUBniOBf*. DnF.Anrrr. Accident.?A terrible accident, l resulting in the loss of life occurrcd on the South Carolina Railroad, near Iteed Htreet, on Saturday morning, about 8 o'clock. A lad, twelve years old, named Fowler, was rolling a barrel on on of the. tracks, and, to get out : of the way of an approaching train, pa*?<od over to another track in the rcarofun engine and tender engaged in taking in tfOod. This being completed, they backed down the track nmi tun l;ul stepped duo side to lot thoin pans. Unfortunately, liQwevor, tho bstrrol was not clear of tho track, and'WftH drivflu by the tender against- young Fowlor, precipitating him on the rail, and tho wheels pawing over his n^ok, eompletoly served his head from bin body. An innuest wan held upon tho body by Coroner k ingman, and tho evidence completely oxon< 'atmg tho Engineer and Fireman from all'blame, a vordiet wa? rendered <?f Accidental Death.?Charl^- ton Mercury, Cincinnati, July 2!l.?Twenty children | were poisoned yesterday by eating lozongon, composed of arsenic, Hour aurl PUgnr, scattered through thef?treqt? by o man and two boys. whose names are unknown. Two of the children are dead, and others arc not expected to live. No persons have boe.n arrested. A Nf.oro Appointed to Oiftck in Wisconsin?Skcurtary of Statk Uf.fusks to Fii.p. tHk Bond.?On the 5)th day of July, 1867, a coTumiswioii, a* n.tary puhlie, wa.< ipsued by Qoyornor B$sl*tiord to .11. Nolan, a person of nut-brown ^omplex..oand negro extraction, who hap .resided ii this city for many vests' as harbor. cream saloon keeper, anil leader of a cotillion hand. lie also invented the "cnptaluvium,'' and "tricopborouH," two varieties of "doj* waters," in general use and circulation tor the hair. The commission is isbued with all the proper formalities, and the bond required by it is Higned by Win. II. Nolan and by Win. It. .Jorvis as bondsmen. I5ut the Secretary if St'ite, Col. .Jones, refuses to file the bowl, and on it we find the . following endorsement: "Thisappointment i* in violation of the Constitution, and ?1 therefore void."?Madhon ( IJYa,) /)e?wcr<it, July 1lS. L.vhoeWheat OiiowV.ns.?A gentleman who seemed to bo conversant with the ! fact, has informed Mic Kredorieksbnrg IIor- j aid that Richard Baylor, Esq., {vojtlci make, I V/ on hirf Sandy Point estate, lying along ! dames River, twenty thohWind bushels of; wheat this seasort ! And that Mr. Allen, i whose estate or estates border on t.hr? M?mn rivor, would make thirty, thousand bushels of wheat ! Mr. Allen is represented to have made, as much as twenty-hvo thmisnnd bushels heretofore. We presume he is one of the largest wheat growers in tho State. Mr. Baylor has also a largo estate on tho Rappahannock, soma 5,000 arms, if our memory serves"us corroctly, and in nil probnbility grows more wheat and corn than any other man in \rirginin. % ' I"* rftmond Whig. | * It will bo remembered thut s vne weeks I ago tho citizens of Florence, Darlington district, held a mooting, and resolved to send out of towil two Uioii nnni/>H ftruin?? :. end Dofcc, charged with stealing, house-1 breaking trading with negroes, Ac. JThtfoe men woro put in chargoof a committee and Bout off. Ijast week Dofee made hi.i apjl penranoe in Florence, and was immediately arrested. Tho momhors of the Vigilance Committee wero advised of his feturn, and they #oon went to work and discovered "A Cooper. meeting wan held, and it wan resolved to punish tnein and give them another olianeo tp change their place of residence. Tho Friend loams t1?> t tho lash Wna WAII nnnllnrl $ . 11 ? ? ? I ' $ ' A IIkAOIO Giur,,?A burgW, whose name is unknown, wa? ?hot in tho atoro of Phillip Pingler, in York avenue, Htntett % JslnrvT. on Monday night, hi*t, Jiff Miw' f .Tano Wilcox, who ?ilept in tho fern of the x|j fitoro, nnd wap awakened by tho noinc of the blurglar rum aging among the goodrt? ^ She opontnl a glans di>or whioh NOpuriited i tho npartmontfl, and onjled qut, "Who is j * thoro?" when tho o?rnnn <t*nr?/*?l ? ??* r ; r-n r""" 7 " %v 1 M,,? They<.?i?^ Udy nfc th'm instant caught up a loaded pimtol <vl?ioV.wiw at li?md, pod fired jit tl*p retreating thiof. On Thursday nttornoon, tho body of & man about thirty * yoarfl of ago wn? fouljd floating In ^ bny, l ' ^ near Clinton. I.n ono of hit* pockets was found a small orowbar and keys. llifl face w?s per/orated in two place# bv pistol shots, sufficient to causo do-atl*. 1 he coroner's jury found that tho man came to his death by pistol shots fired by Miss Wilcox, while he was burglariously employed in the above named store, and commended the heroic conduct of the lady in defending the property of her friend at the risk of her own life. The man probably had confederates, who, after ho died, threw his body overboard. Pcabody'a Prolific Corn. Having heard much of this corn lust fall, and seen some stalks oThibitofl in tliSi. . . * curiosity led us, on Saturday last, to pay Mr. Poubody a visit, with a view of seeing its appearance in the field at its most inloresting fctato, that of silk and tassel. Mr. Poabudy has in Cultivation Home, fifty or acres of sandy pine land, in this com. Of courso the land is highly manured and well cultivated, as without it, this year, it. could scarcely produce, twenty bushels to the acre. Wo were over the whole of his corn, and must say we never saw its equal in productiveness. The yield is from two to seven ears to the ."talk. We saw a few stalks on a spot made rich by being near an old house, that were eared from the ground to within about thirty inches of the tassel ; they resembled trees of con* The prospect presented, of the whole crop, wo are waiiuucu, in nu ifsi oi wnai couui be produced on the name land with proper seasons. The crop had gone through a five weeks drought in its most critical period, so much so that the fmtr bottom blades of the foodder on each stalk, on most of it, had fired and dried. Tho crop was relieved about five days previous to our visit, by a moderate rain, and two days previous by a good season, which was accompanied by wind that prostrated much of the most heavy ladenod. Our opinion is, that the yield from the land in cultivation will bo from seventy to ninety bushels to the acre. With the or dinary corn, and the usual cultivation, the snmo land, we arc satisfied from comnari sons, would not yield, this year, an avorago of eight bushols to the aoro. If such results can be produced on the poor pi 110 lands of Ru*iiell, what might not he done on the rich black lands of Macon and Montgomery 1 the rich black and canebrake lands ??f Lowndes, Dallas, Wilcox, Marengo, Perry. and fircone counties, in South Alabama, and the rich mountain lands of North Carolina, and the Tennessoe Valley, to say nothing of the productive lands of Tennessee and Kentucky, and the great West ? From the spectacle presented, we are satisfied the yield on good lands, from Mr l'.'s variety, must be double, if not three times that of the common variety. This, in these tinier of corn scarcity, is certainly a matter | over which farmors should ponder. If two bushels can be produced 011 tho s.unn lnnrl and with the same labor that now produces one, it is important that every planter should tnke steps to Mipplant the common corn with the Peabody variety. Mr. P.'s mode, of culture in important to the forming interest, and should he known and practiced by every farmer, whether he cultivates ten or a thousand acres. His mode of culture requires very little more labor than is ordinarily bestowed, and the yield is fully three fold. At a future day, when we arc more at leisure, we shall have somothiug more to say on this subject. (] (bus Sun, 2lsf ingf. lll'RRA Foil THK YtMMKNV?Mrs. Nash, _rr. i * - - cm i riKim, * mho, on lTKlny of last week, wont into a low I vimIi doggery where her husband?an Irinlinmn?was in the habit of spending his tiine, and what was of mom consequence to Mrs. Nash, his money, and smashed the contents of the bar into 'Smithereens." Sho did up the job effectually, j and to the delight of a crowd that stood by I to baok lier. A Yovnm hidv once hinted to a gentle- j man that her thimble was worn out, and asked what reward she merited for her industry Hi* SClil hoi'rtll Munftth in lUvKnupC of a thimble, on which thp following lines were engraved : " F send a thimble for finpers nimble, wliieli T hn?\i> *!11 tW o t 1 **wrv *aw " ,1",i j you try it; it will InHt you long, if it's half as ptrong, a? tho hint -which you gave me j to buy it. Akkr.vy nk.aii JI amihjuo.?The Augusta lurcninrj Dispatch, of Tuesday says: 1 " A difficulty occurred near Hamburg on j Sunday evening, in which Lucius Pond I wan f liot by Win. Spire*, inflicting a number of wounds on the head and body. From tho version we have of it, Mr. Spires wan lining on mo uoicnmve. 3ir. I'ond ih lying in a very dangerouH condition. A IIqmk Witiioijt a DAiionTitn.-TBoy? may not laok affection, but they may lack tcndcrncwi. They may iiot bo wanting in inclination to contribute their quota . to tho PnrndiBO of Home, but they may bo wanting in tho ability to carry out thoir inclination. The son of a household ia like a younp and vigoroue Bapling?the daugh i?r in imo a irngnu vine. Wo know ft homo which onco rejoiced in tl*e flunny am ilea and the mimical acoentn of nn only daughter. She wan & lovely child?womanly boyond her yoarn : " Fullof gentleness, of eminent hope, Of itvroet nnj quiat jo.v !" Tho child nover breathed who evinced a mor<* affectionate reverence, or a more reverential affection for her parents than did she. Instead of waiting for their comtu<i&ds,t<ho anticipated tnem?instead of lingering until tliev made known their wlwica, she studied thoir wishes out.? Morning broke not in that household until nhe awoke? tho niaht wn* not dftrlt until hor eye* were oloKeef. How they loved hor, did heir father end her mother; nndof how many Cleaned pictures of the future wm bKc the subject. Mtt id a fearful thing that lit/vo and Death dwell iu tho wimo world," Mi*. Human#. "Fearful!" It ?h j maddening?it is a truth that in linked with ! despair. Huddenly, like a thief iu the night, there camo a nietwenger from Heavon for the child?Haying that the Lord had need of her. She meekly bowed her ho,ad?breathed out her little life?and, at midnight. "went forth to meet tho liridegroom."-? The last minute of the laHt hour of tho last day of the month wart hallowed by her death. She went and camo back no more! Yearn have worn awhy since then, but still there in agony in the household wh?>st? sun went down when she departed; Tho I r ? 1 ? I uiomy cirrio ih incomplete?there in i no daughtor them I The form that once ! wan here reposes among the congonial : charms of nature and art; hey have made the pla?o of her rest beautiful. If the gras* grown rank upon her grave, it i? because it in kept wet with toars. Of a truth, a home without a girl in it is only half blest; it in an orchard without bloRsouin, and a Spring without pong. A house full of pons is liko Lebanon with its crdars, but daughters by the fireside arc like TOSOH in Slinrnn fl ! ;u- ; 1 '- ..'--- - v ' .. . 1 . 1 j- j MAnmr.iV, on the ^Ibi uiiinio, hv W. .S. Wq<>1bri&lit, E?q., Mn Tiioman E. CtARK to Mi#? Kli/.aiiktii (Jkant, nil of 1'ickens. -* . -.M.l,.1 _ .J..., J Consignees at Anderson Depot, KOR WRf.K EN III NO JULY '2 l. L T Arnold & (.'o, H A Maxwell, A S Stephens II W Kuhtmnn, .1 B K S & Co. K, It & <'o. W II I) (.Jaillnnl, MraS Crcswell, .1 J)Smith. S McOiillv. Pendy A I', G Kiccks, .1 M Alexander, S & H W Drown, S H Cherry, J .S Murry, [ ' I-! Harris.' , I) Jennings, AVilhltc A II, Sifllivan A 8, Z W Green. .) B Benson, N* Scott, .1 T Sloan A Co, S &Stribling, tieo Collycr & Co, II Tyler. W I.Jon kins, Isscrtcll & N, W Shcrnrd, Towers & S, K A K R Alexander, Sloan, McOee & Co, W Vim | Wyck, L K Cochran, A R Taylor. Robinson & W, W TJurgcs, J L Shanklin, K 1$ Benson & Son, K Synimes. F. RICK, Agent. Final Notico. ALL those indebted to \,. C. Cit.uo & Co. nnd L. C. A W. N. Cuaio, cither by Note ?v Account, nre cnlled upon, for the Inst time in this manner, to como forward nod pay tip. We ha to giyen long indulgence. but. jrmut nour nek for ii full anil prompt settlement. Should this rcnsonnblo request- not bo iuuiujilifttely coinpHctl with, the l?ooks of Account nnd Notes will bo plnce<l in the hands of Messrs. Noruiis, Harrison & I'vt.mam for collection. L. C. fi W. N. CRAIG. July ftp, 1857 3 tf It 15 W A It I>. I LIBERAL REWARD will bo paid to Any A person who will secure the BOAT, newly painted "recti, which broke front its fastenings. at the tipper Bridge over Keoweo river, oil Monday lust. Apply at this Office. July 30 ;$ tf Exocutor's Salo. M'lIEUE Wllil, HE 801.D, at tho late residcneo 1 of Thomiw >V. Harbin, deceased, near Fatrplav, on Saturday tho 16th day of August next, a 1,'lKKLY NEOUO WOMAN & CHILD. Sold an (lie property of said deceased, under tin order of the Court of Equity, for tlio pnyiucnt of debt*. MORGAN HAHIUN, ) P . AY. II, IIAUniN, / July 18o7 it . 2 FOR SALE OR BARTER, At Low Prices and l.ong Credit, , ir i>cNirc?i, t SM A IJj TRACT OF LAXD, lyinp: on the water* of Rie.hlnnd, adjoining lands of <L V. Shunklin and others. OXF. OTHER TRACT, on TugnlooRivor, two miles below Jarrolt's Bridge. This place is very well improved, and in a good neighborhood ; and lies well, though not just where I liko, (mi the out-fide.) These lands neeil not the feeble hand of man to make them look well on paper. J. A. DOYLE. Bounty Lund, .Tnlv 28, 1857 3-1 j uiue jtudgo Jtcail Jttoad Co. in So. Ca. SUn.SCRlIJF.ri6 to the Capital Stock of thin Company arc horobv notified that tho Tenth nnd Klovewth Instalment* upon the Kntjtubicrij)I tion. und five percent, upon the amount of the second miburipiion, ?rc rrijuireO to T>e paid as follow* : Tlic Tonth InMnlincnt on the 8th day of August next. Tho Eleventh Instalment nnd fire percont. on socond subscription, on the Sth day of September noxt. l\v order of tho Hoard: : WII. II. I'KKU.VN KAli, Treasurer. | July t\\ 1M.V7 8 0 The State of Son lit Carolina, IS oftltlNARV?- riCKKNU. Grafton Jenkin^ 11>ct}tJon for dlj(trlbatlon Wm. I'M ward.4, cl. al? ) IT uppearinf* from tho facts sot forth in the Petition, in this cans, Clint William I'M wards I or his heirs-nt -law, Thomas Smith ami Milton Jenkinn, rcnidc without tho limits of tHin State: | ft ia ordored, therefore, that these ub;<ent parties <lo appear in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at Pickens C'oitvl House, on Monday the 2d day j of November next, and object to tho diMtrlbutio'n j of tho distrityitlvc sharb?>f tho said WitTTnra Kdwards in the personal estate of Rebecca Rimpnon, deceased. or thoir consent to the snmo will ho entered of roeord. W. J. PAttKOXS, o.p.n. Ordinary's Office, July 27,1857. ?1m PROSPKOmS OF ~~ Tho Pendleton Messenger, A WKRKI.T JOVIlhAI., Devoted to News, Mo.ala and Literature, to ho published at Pendleton, H. 0. rPIIK Hiibac.rtbnr proposes to publish ft wooltlj" | I. Journal at Pendleton, under the above cap- j tlon, at Two Dollars per annum, invariably in | advance. The publication to commence M aoon I as a sufficient number of subscribers shall be ! aont in to 5?*tify oxpen^o of publication?payment to bo miulc on the receipt, of the first numbor. I'oat Masters, and nil others friendly to o\?r enterprise, arc respectfully solicited to aid mh in jotting up subscribers to the paper, and forwarding their names Immediately to the subsorihor at. Pendleton, 8. 0. Do particular in sonding the namo of subscribe^ always to send the namo of the State, County and Pout Office, with the aubucriber's name. The papor will bo of common aire, printed on clear type. It* column* will be devoted to News, Morals and Literature. It will bo * Indnpendent in all things and neutral in nothing." It shall be our aim alwriy* to make it n welcome ioilor tocftch family *n< I fmlivMiml' iriia ihay flavor Ufl with tlieir natvona^P. WM. LIVKLY. rondloton, Jtily, 8 tf SEAL YOUR MEASURES. F AM now prepared to SKA L any MEA&I UHKS from one quart to n lmlf bus'iol. A. K. IlAdOOI), c.0>. May <>, 1557 43 tf * # Anderson Prices Curront. co?ttr<-tkd WKKKVt BT enoianp, DI.KCXI.kv <* co AnorrromO. H., July 28, 1857. Cotton ppr ll?. - 11 @ 13 Halt, prrxiK'k, - - - 2.00 .? -Coffee, Uio, per lh. - 13 (a) 14 SugiirA brown, per lh. ... 12 (?) 14 " cru?hcil and loaf, por lh. 14 (?y 18 ' MoIiikdcb. West Iii'iin, p?fr ^nllon.' 70 76 '* . -,N. Orjoani*' ' " . .8 "?(?) 1.00 Y.m ii (flu.) por bunch. - - 1.20 0(<nnhurp;n, (lien vy) v>er varil. 13 (h\ 14 Shutting*. ill >. ?'on, common H|zc Rwo(1o * ,b W English, j? Nailx, poj keg, . . . A / > IM <H Unsood, jxsr RftJIon, 1.37 oih^STIO (I 1JIV 111 . " . ' . *?& * J,1.""'; I"' barrel. . . r, r? (i'lso rorn ' P?r h"8^1' * - 100 - ' - - no <9. i.on Bacon, ling round, - - lo (<?N 17 Bagging, (tunny, per yard, IK (o\ 20 Oai<?, pur bushel', - - 50 (n\ fto Pojm, ??? . . - 1,00 Powder, Rifle, per kojr, - 7 (a) 7\ Jgi^jr There is always to be lYn ~nod Stock of tiooils, at ' F... it Co'*. EDWARD H. BRITTON, fxtlr h'ditor unit Proprietor o) the Carolina Timr*. CiO'LIjKOTIN(i* AGENT, COLUM III.V, K. C. OFF BUS his services to tl.e public as a Collector and general bu?ino!>.s Agent. Ho will re ceivc lor collection Notes and AccoU"'* lor nnv sectinnof tlie fc?tutc, at llic usual eoiiniusiuoii?. OlHoe over (ho Carolina Times Printing office, Columbia. S. C. ltcl'cronec will be given if required. .Inly 23. 18r,7 2 2 DON'T FORGET IT. \bl< persons indebted to the late firm of Rar. rctt & Ifollnnd, or t<i flinrlea Barrett individually, will take no! ice that their books of nocount ami Notes are in the handsof A. 11. Howden, Ksq. for collection : to whom phyment can he mndo until the 15th September next, after which time, they will lie found in the hands of Norris & l'nlliam at Pickens l(.. and very soon afterwards in the hands of the 8heriir. " Be CH AS. HARRKTT, Survivor. Tunnel Hill, .Inly 38, 1857 2 n Administrators' Notice. flMlE heirs of Aluolctn 0il>8?n, deoortscd, are X hereby notified settlement of tho Fs,tate of the paid deceased will l<e had before the Ordinary, nt Pickens G. 11., on tiio 10th day of October next. Those indebted to paid estate will make payment, ami those having demand* will present them, legally attested. on or before that time. QJRSOX, "? . , . II. A. H. filBSON, i A,lm r" July 20, 1 R-",7 2 Jim Head mirv t> ~ ~.t?. ** y _ r? l " - * In-* wvtvii" 1WUII1H.MH ui nimnirv win purailp nt HaU'n on Thursday the 20th day of August next, armed and Equipped as the law directs tor Heview. Commis-doned and non-commissioned officers will attend the day previous for drill nud instruction. The Major.* of fhe?r reppeotive Battalion* are charged with the extension'of this order. By order of Col. P. H. Pn atiirr. W. N. CHAIQ, Adj't. (July 23. 18.17 2 ' td State ot'Soutli ai'olni;i, INf EQUITY?PICKV'.NS. Tyro I, noper, ct. al. jAmendo(l im, for r?r. Jane A. Iloper, ct. al. j tition, &c 'IT nnnnii rinr? ?/* ?! ? ?... l!^l'?^.l i ?l- n I - "IT * " >" < "?< > I that Jane A. Tloper, Wm. N. Roper, Hailey Rop^r, Martha Roper nml Klraina Roper, defendant*, to this amended hill of complaint, reside without tho limits of this State: on motion of E. M. Keith, complainants' solicitor, it is ordered that the said defendants do plead, nr.-wer, or (lemur to the said hill of complaint, Within three montbn from the publication hereof, or the said hill will he taken pro tonJ'e?v> auto them. ROIVT. A. TIIOMT'MON, c.R.r.n. Coro'ra Ollico. June 1ft. 1 S.r?7 ftm NEW GOODSTNEW GOODS? a 4- t>: :n ~ XXIj JL lUA.Uil9VlUU> TIIE subscribers have just rdacived a largo I STOCK. OF GOODS, Bought on tlic most reasonable terms, and will bo sold as low as Goods oari ho bought in the 3> country. AV<j hnvo-a'general assortment floods of ovcry dacoription, consisting or 'STAPtjB Sc FAXCY GOODS for Ladios, Oontlomene, Youths nnd Misses wear. IlatH and Bonnets of every style and quality ; a large lot of Boots and ShocR ; Hardware, China, flla?s and KartJienware of the latest styles; Nails an<l Castings. 12 !* '*V*' * ' ** * T:?; Such as SnL'ar. Coffee. Salt. .to. ? Drugs, ModUj'incs, Daints, Oils, Dye Stuff*. In fnct, wo have some of overy article usually kopt in Stores in the country ami wo are determined to sell Goods us cheap an they arrf'sold in Clroenvillo or any other retail market. Our terms nre cash, and barter that will command cash. Wo will take in exchange for Goods almost every product of the farmer. Come ono, coino nil, with your money and produeo, and you shall not go away dissatisfied. K. A. <fc >V. A. AT.KXAXDKR. July 9, 18.'i7 52 3m 0ANDIDATES. ~~~ TUK friend* of 'tflni. Will. K. Baaley rcBjflffemilly nnnounee him u f'ftni1\?lntc fur HRIGADIKIl itKNKKAIi, in pliiCQ of liripr- Uon. Harrikos, renlnndd. [July 1. 1857. "powder, lead and shot. i VVlh HJtpj.ly of POWDER, l.F.AD AND iV SHOT cau he found ?\t Pickens C. II. and Nine Times. For sale low. .1. N. LAWRENCE.' .Tuly >{, 1R">7 11 tf ^0;a,I(;K IS hereby given ;bat application will bo rondo to Mm Wonrd of Coraiplwiioncrft of RiXtdx, kc. nf its next hi??inp tore-open the Hloun's Ferry (now free bridge) llond ?o Cnno Crock. June 24, 18<>7 0 8m FRESH ARRIVAL" Tl'HT RECEIVED and for sn!c low good APfl FEE VINEGAR, and a lot of FACTORY THREAD. K. & K. F,. ALEXANDER. July 4, 1H57 51 ?f Military Or<lcr. THB COLONELS having command of the of f>?v??ion,vrilt assemble. their Resiroent^nt tho times And place* specified in Cionoral Order No. f>, for drill ana ftcview, to wif: Tk.o.l tT^,.: . -? i i- ? *"? ??.n>w nr^niunu III I un 1 nurFdftj, thoOth day of Augjist; u?d Tue 1st Rcgfmfmt nt Smith's* Store, on Wcdnewlny, the ijl>th of Anunnt. By order officii. W. W. Pkrhvmj v. J. V. MCK)11K> llrintdc Mujor. ' July 10, lf>r?7 2 ' td .n " - ' . UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1'ICKENS DISTU'CT. A. Duke^ct. ux., et. ul. ) m for par. Jok. Donaldson, et.ux., 6t.nl \ <kc. PURSUANT lo an order inado l?y tin Courtof Equity, in this case, I will sell a Pickens Court House, to the highest bidder on Saleduy in August next, tho Tract o Land .described in tho pleadings, as tin i Ileal Estate of Ransom Cannon, deceased i namely I THE TRACT OF LAND situate, lying ! and bciiirr in Pii?L-oii? ilwtr'ir.? K~ii. D ... ? Hiv, v*?l UVUI OIMVJ of Wolf Crock, containing Three Hundred Acren moro or less, and adjoining lands o William Gilstn >, Mary JI ay nee, Reca( Bo wen and others. Tkrms ok Sai.k.?On a credit of on< and two years with interest, the purchase] to enter into bone1 ! > tho Commissioner witl ! at least two good sureties to secure the payment of the purchase money, and pay tin costs in cash ? and also extra for titles. KOB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.b.p.d. Com'rs ofti<i??, .ltd)' 0, 1857 4 SHEItlFF'S S\V,l)S. BY virtue of sundry writ* of ftori fncins to mi directed, wiH be eold before the Court ilousi in Pickens District, within th? hours, oi | tlie first Monilnv nml Ttiosilnv in \inmut ..??? U<)5 acres nf land more or less, on waters o six mile creek, adjoining land* of John Howard J. K. Howard and others, levied on as tho prop city of Samuel Smith, at the suit of Win. Oliver, ."irv'Tor, mid others. 1 tract -of land, containing one hundred ami fifty acres more or less, whereon the defendant now lives, adjoining lands of Kli Shepherd and others, levied on as the property of L. R. Hutledge, at the suit of K. H., K. M. & T. J. Kei'h, F.xeoutprs. All the defendants interest in a tract of lt\n< whereon the widow McKinncy now lives contain ing 801 acres more or less, adjoining lands o J km. llohcrtson, Vf. Whorton and others, lcvic< I 011 as tho property of Wilson McKinncy, at tin ; suit of James A. l>oyle and others. (In Tuesday after salcdav. at Tunnel llill. 1 striking hammer."*, 30 Steele points, 12 crowbars,', bellows. 2 anvils, 1 thousand boards, 2 derricks complete. 1 box of valuable tool?, 7 pairoft.ongi and a lot of other articles, sold as the property of John Phillips, to satisfy ? mortgage given tr the nine Ridge Hail Rood Co. 2 earls, levied on as the property of David O. I Williams, at the suit of Thomas Moldbrooks. I 1 sow and three pig*, levied on as the properI ty of Kdmnnd Martin, deceased, at the suit of I-,. I K. Alexander and others. I Terms cash : purchasers to pay for papers. L. 0. CRAIG, s.r.n. . July 10. 1M7 62 Nl I C. II. I8SKUTKI-, A. E. NORMAN ISSERTEL & NORMAN, Wullmlla. S. C. WHK subscribers beg leave to inform llicir Jl friends and the public generally, that they arc now receiving a large and oleguut. assortment of seasonable Di*y <nOO(h, Consisting of the usual variety, which arc of j the latest styles and most beautiful patterns, j Together with a fresh supply of il BSOr-IF.R&l'HS I Pnw<ttno<wl tl.?* U..?? X*-- t- . . \'*i til* irruin in lilt*. i> CW lOVK, Haltimore and Charleston market*, and will be Hold on tho best tonus for cash only. Try them. jewelry, See. They also have on hand a very valuable Stock of Jewelry, including splendid Gold and Silver WATCHKS, and Fancy Articles. I&iMijrs, iYItMiiciiiCM, ?fcc. ' Their Stock in this department is heavy and the assortment general, and, as great rare ! was had in buying, the purchaser nifty rest i assured of getting a pure article. Their Stock embraces quite a variety ol I other article*, which can only be appreciated by being seen. Call early and buv bargains. ISSKHTKIifi & NO 11 MAX. I Walhalla. May 2"i, 18.?7 li? tf JC'juskjh. SUJPI'LIES. TUST KKCK1VKD a lot of 11A HOW All R, first () rate APl'I.K VINKOAU. HOPE, MOLASSES, kc. For sale low bv J. N. LAWUENCE. July 10, 18"<7 ;>i2 tf .Stale oi' Soulli Carolina, I.N KQHITY?PICKKV9. Abraham Puke, el. ux., ct. al. } nillfor l'artilion .In*. Donaldson, ct. ux., et. al. J ,1C '* ' 'nil R Court of Equity, for Picken.-'district, hnvL iuct referred the Account* of Harriet I>uke, ! Administratrix, and liansnm Duk.o, Administrn' Inr ni?J. ll.n ~:il * - ?' ' " I ?, ..... ......ntu, ?>i inv i urponai r.s' ?ntcof llussell Cannon, deceased, to tlieOoinraif"pioiic'* for settlement. the defendants Benjamin Cannon, 'Washington Cannon, and the other heirs of William Cannon, deceased, Carter Cannon, Margaret Mat\.hhnnkt*, Judy Kendriek, Klijah Cnnnon, Martha Mrown and .lames O:*niion, who j arc absent from th : Stale, will tako notice that the said Reference will be held at my Office, on | Monday the 10th day of October next. UOUT. A. THOMPSON, c.K.r.n. Com'rs Office. .Inl\ 1K.">7. id ?> t?"3 , * -3 07\ a a -r V ? g ^ 2 3 ? * J S ?' ~ O .iZJ ^ r X -i g l! ??,? 'J I. 1 wg . tzss sfi? tl s4f.fi! .p* rh Q 2 1 i. 2 s |"i i"^! 3*1 j| ta? i.B* ?5Sp^? liS *-q~ ?jl ?-* Q fit pa |< 00 r3 w r^? 1^1 ^5 .$sbfc? ? k ? i N 'aS $ *' 8 d ? g 3 ^ ? <* I ^ SQ S I 1 ? _JS _ i5 _ J ? JOSEPH J. NORTON, IATTOKMKY AT LAW and Nollrltor in Equity. OFFICF. AT PICKENS C. II., 8. C. .Tunc 12, W?7 23 tf_ A7\ F.\ M.\~~ 1 rplIK next Regular Communication of PendleI 1 ton Lodpe, No. ft4, A.*. P.\ M.\ tt11\ be held in tko Lottgo Room on Wednesday August j 6th, at 7 o'clock, r. m. Bv order of \Y. R. Jones, IV.-. M.\ , ! July 0. 4 B. ?, SE VBOKN, Sec'y. Dli. Z. W. GREEN 0FFEK8 his Professional serrieM to tho ?jHtons of piek?n* District, in the practice Medicine in i?3 various brsncho*. Ha Hr'nuM tay that ho hit# an experience of tet ycntt in jrHctice. Office in bis Ktoro. JApvIl I t, 1S&7. J. D. SMITH & CO. P E ^ I) L E TON , S. HAYK just opened, under the Fiirmvni' HiH, a complete and tn*tv stuck of Staplo and Fancy Dry Goods, KICADY MADK CLOTHING, ' llatn, Cup*, Hoots, Sli?e?, and Meu'a L'urnidiing ' Good* generally. , i Particular attention i* given to Ladies DHES9 f , GOODS, and their ?tock of Muslins. HarenesTin ( sues, Knibroiderod Collar*, llnnnrts, l(ibbon?, 1 Flouncing* and Fancy Gowk,cannot well be sur Il>ii3*v<i. ?> lucnes, j?w?iry, loitei tioap*, 1'eriinneries. Fancy articles, in great vuriel y. Together with a gonorn) assortment of articles, too ( 1 mnnoroim <o mention. j From tlie tact tlmt one of our partner# (the . purchaser) reside* in New York, we are enabled ' to buy Goods to grout advnntace, n.ii'1 wc are *1ko ) determined to veil nt PH1CKS FOR CASH. Call and examine our ?tock. nnd bo , ' coiivince<l of the quality and price of our Oonds. Juno 9, 1867 19 tf. ' NEW (JOODS! NEW (:00DS~! , | At Piokcus C. II. r|lILK HubHcriborH >ro now receiving nnd opi I oning n largo and carefully selected Htock of now and olognnt SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS/ Consisting, in part, of Bilk*, Muslins. Calico. : ! Ginghams, Trimmings, etc.; b 1 Bonnets, Ribbons, Lace*1 and Thread; ) i Oassi meres, I>r?p d'Ete, Linens, Vesting*; Krady .^adc Clothing:. ! IlatM and t'rps, Hoots and Shorn, (Jaitors: ' And tho usual variety in tho PKY GOODS line. ' Also, Ifardware, Crockery and Cutlery: I SKGAKS and Tobacco of tho heKt qualify. O'roocricH, I As cheap as can be bought anywheroin tho np country. , Our Stock is a very full one, and has been carefully laid in by one <>f tlx- firm. Wo can. it ' uiiuiiiMiii iii^iuy every article wo lmvo on hau l. r?rt<l will soil on tho most roa1 nonable terms. Wo rcHpe.etfully solicit th? I con I'm tied patronago of onr friond? awl tho ! ' pulilic. Ah horotoforo, wo will exehango Goods for tho usual articles of Barter. K. & JO. K. ALEXANDER. ' Mnv 12. IS.')7 44 tf__ ; SPRI NG & SUMMER SUPPLIES , J. II. K. SI,0 A \ & CO. IVlKlU'tOM. IVK nrc jiow receiving the largest and most M complete assortment of ^ <s> o a Thai we have ever brought to this plai e, which we are willing lo sell at short profits. Our <*oo?ls have hoen carefully selected in New York, Philadelphia ond Charleston. We can ho always found at onv post willing and ready to show onv GOODS free of charge. We will take in exchange for Ooods, Corn, Kye, Wheat, Oats, Bacon, J.ard, Tallow, Beeswax, Honoy, Homespun, Kags, Chickens, Ducks, Turkies, Tlggs, Butter, &c., at the market price. April 2l'2. IKoT 11 tf SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, ?ro i:ri^, &c. rPIIK undersigned has ju.it- returned from j JL Chnrlcxtou with a lurconnd well selected Stork of now and elegant Spring and Summor Goods, Consisting partly of Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, &c.; Honnets; Tripunings, Ribbons, and Laces; Cloths. Cassi mores, Drap d'Ete, Linens and V eatings: loves, Hats & Caps, Boots it Shoos; Saddle*, llridlos and Martingales; Together with many other articles in the Pry Goods line. ALSO, .Scgavs* and Tobacco of the Tory host quality. CSrcccricM: A large and fresh lot, fur gala very lovr. My friends and the nubile are requested I to examine my stock for themselves, as T j ehnrgo nothing for showing Goods; and I I am also determined to fell as low as the lowest. Try me. i 1 will exchange. Goods for Beeswax, Tul* I low, Feathers, Hides, <fcc., &e., as well as sell on the most reasonable terms. .T. N. LAWRENCE. Pickens C. 11., March 11, 1857 3S Estate Notice. N'OTK'K is herehy given to fill concerned that I a tin 1 settlement ol' tho Ksmteof l)r. K. U. , Onirics', deceased. will be made before the Orj binary, nt l'ickernj II.. on Tuesday tlie 2<?ih , (lav of October next. Those still indebted to tho Kstate must, make payment, and, thosehuvi iup demands against tlie same, will present | them legally attested bv that. day. ( \f. vti.vWVH, Adm'r July 18. 1S57 1 td ' State oi* South Carolina, IN F.QCITY?IM0KF.N8. Mary Ann Couch \ vs v Rill for Partition. Robert Couch and others. ) IT appearing to my satisfaction thai the heirs at law of Kllonder Raker, to wit : John Raker, tho heirs at law of Mary Ann Williams. Forrester and wife Elizabeth, William Raker,l.u-? cinda Raker, Robert Raker, Richard Raker, Crawford Raker and I.ewelleri Raker, defendants to this hill of complaint, reside without the limits of this State: on motion of Harrison, complainant's Solicitor, it is ordered that the said I absent defendants do plead, answer, or demur : to the ><l btll of complaint, within throe mouth* from tho publication hereof, or tho said hill will he taken i>ro coiit'r&ia as to them. ltoirr. A. T'llOMVSON, o.B.r.n. Ooni'rs Offico, May 2. 18f>7 8m. AMBROTYPES! IUE8PKCT,P0Fi1jY announce o the ladies and gentlemen of this plaoo tond'ihe nirrounding country, that 1 liftvo opened my Gallery lit Picken? Court House, And -will ho happy to see all who desire to posse sa one or more of the?o benutifnl specimens of the AMnKOTVt'E, by which the human feature* may l?o truthfully perpetuated for a great length of time. Those wanting pictures will please call at my Room, and 1 will wait upon them a any timo. Chargc? reasonable. May 14, 1867 i.*? (\ N. RKID. NOTIC*;. \J.T, persons indebted to tho Estate of Aaron Roper, deceased,must make payment,and all those hav rn>' demands nreninul *?iit will 1 render tlic??, legally attested, on or before Mou i day tho ftth day ofOeloher next. The heirs at law of (??irl Anron Kopor, deeeared, will nlitft 1 takft notice thnt n final noiflement of the estate ' of the said intestate will he had before theOrdl. i nury. of I'ickens district on sitid 5th Oct. next. TVRK I.. ROPER, Adm'r. July 2, 1857 51 3m LOTS tOS. SAIJ5 T)F.nf>ONy desirous of purchasing I-OTB IN 1 THE TOWN OF VVALT1ALI.A, on L?w? them on the nfual conditions. Aplp'v to J. IT. OKTENDOIUT, Apcoi. Walljall*, >*ov. 0, lfl.Vi 26 tf