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Late and Interesting; from Mexico. | The Revolutionists iu the neighborhood j of Lako Cludupa, who wove intended for ?orvico iii Lower California, rebelled against the military leaders of that country. Considerable skirmishing hud resulted and the mutineers were still at largo in the country. The Revolutionist, Miguel Cowm liravo, who was captured by the troops of Gen. Alvarez, was shot in Ollilpancuigo. Tho elections having all over proved favorable to Comonfort, the result was rejoiced at greatly. Salutes of 21 guns were being fired nt all the principal cities and | towns. SeamUious rumors had botin oireu- > JUIIVU aj^uiunt V'UIIIUIIIIIK/, HI1U ainonjjj llll' accusations it was said that he intended to 8oll tho- Isthmus of Tehuantcpco to the Americans. It i.s thought that some additional li<:ht will soon be thrown upon the Sonora lillibustoring expedition. All Orabbe's correspondence had fallen into the hands of the Mexicans, and is sonn to bo published. The diligence was robbed, on the 14th, in broad daylight, in the centre of the city of Pucbla, aiul no arrests wore made. The papers speak with muoh mitisfaotion of the peaceable manner in which the elections had all been oftectcd in Yucatan. The oration pronounced by the Chief of the K\Iecutlvo, and tho reply of the President of tho Legislature, thd JVTisa says, warrant the conclusion that tho offioiala who are now in power arc men who have had enough of theories, nnrl who expect to promote the public happiness by mixture reforms returning the people to a love of labor, and the preservation of the peace and tranquility which that outraged country stands so much in need of. The war of castes, which had devoured Yucitan, will at last coiisir.no her, if all her inhabitants do not h.isten to assist in the realization of the principles which ' esc documents unfold. I Kansas and iiku Camjmniatorh.? In addition ro the. letters published recently from General Atchison, wc beg leave to nay to our readers, that from other letters received from Kansas, wn nrn infr>fnw?rl Mm* I the pro-slavery party in Kansas is resolute in its determination of making Kansas a slave State. In consenting to Itecotue n Democratic party, the pro-slavery men did not mean to abandon their policy, but to lift the minority it placed with them to tlujir (support." Tito statements which have boon circulated in the South, that they had acquiesced in Gov. Walker's schemes to make Kansas a Free State, are utterly fiilye,? They thoroughly understand and detest him, and hope to make him as powerless as deary, (lov. Walker, with tho authority nnd patronage of the General Government, might hcre-iiter succeed in dividing, paralyzing; and linally defeating them. This is possible. Tint on the 21st day of last month they were confident of success, and would form n Constitution with slavery acknowledged in it. If this Constitution is referred to tho people for ratification, it Is intended to refer it only to the registered A-otors, who will doubtless ratify it. We have more hopes of Kansas than we have over had. \\'e. have great faith' in the fighting capacities of Southern men. UoMANCKSTIMi lilVKS, fou Diyicns "Reasons.?A young lacly, possessed of beauty, ^cotnplishm^nt.s, ami having_8-t5,-. O'JO in hard ea?h on deposit at St. iioiti.-j, Htartud recently on a trip .to New York, in 1 company with nor aunt. She took passage on the Tenne see Hell, Keokuk to Ciuoin* n.iti. On tho s.une hoat w;W ft young man who had plenty of o very thing hut money; j he lial importuned her nt homo, and kept j up It in ard'eftt court s'lip on boird the hoat. | Trie hdy, however, was hard-hearted, and rjfusod to give hi.n the least hop ;. The boat atoppoa awhile nt (Jarrolton, Ky., and the lady and Ivor aunt concluded to tike a Htr.dl on shore. A* she wn.s going down the gangway plank, it tilted, and the lady full ol?n ?"? ' *!? ?? %? ? vm IUIT/ ?iail> ITITWI j Oliy UUWU II PJJT llll' | current under th; wharf bo.it; the nuitor | jumped iu, wont under the boat aftnr h?r, sueoeedjd in o.itching her, nnd finally, rescued her. In two hours ?he w?h -perfectly restored, and sending for her deliverer, and 1a clergyman being on board, they wurti married forthwith.?St. Tj?uU Iij>ut>h'can. Inohndtaky i'uuiiiratiofnrt.?Hon. A. V. Brown, Postmaster (Icneral, has under consideration a letter from the proprietors of tho N*1w Yrtl'lf fn/l.i*n?n/l*nt whii?H il may bo tomombcrcd, ia professedly a religious and really a Black Itopublienn sheet, stating that the IWinnater at Liberty Va., rofuses to deliver tnnt pnper to a subscriber, for tho reason that it is nn incendiary publication. Thin letter Will call for the solution of a vory important question, and Postmaster General Brown'# decision in (ho mnttcr will, doubtless, be looked foi with a good deal of interest. The Finos op Cotton.?Tho United Ifjtatw. Economist of weok bo for o Iu?t snys that them in now -? prospect of advanced price* for cottoi.. 1*, brteis thifrexpectatioa. upon not niuoh more than an ordinary h\ij ply, while thelnfrge harvost of Kurope must create an increased demand. If s,-iy? : ' 'ThiH donand ih to bo readied only when the general demand for cotton ho far exceeds the United Stwte# crop an to com IImi (nunuwivruuuriuRt. xiiim state of nffairH aeorns now ouout to bo attained. Tho CJnitod Ntate# crop is limited by tho supply of labor, nud tho trarfci of Europo aro mado more thau equal to tho. Whole of thut labor in the moat ftivontble years-?oven in years of dear food. A reason of vlicap food and cheap money in now about to cxtond it# influnnoe upon tho con. munition of pood? in Hitch a hum net that the most snngnifve of th^ pffcat manufacturers hnvo di-epaircd of lower rates for <iot4.70. Th"j nro to so'df'thcir eomnonsation Iin nn ndvatioe of ptifctw of fiibriu.1. It i* not nnrcnxonftbla to fiuppono thfit /?.? thin conviction Mru'cnd* a spcoulntlvo ucujaml for (too<1h will HOi in notwithbtniiilinft tb?t th? rallied nilk crops o Fritoco mul ft?<)y ar?> much bettor tb.iP \m\y?ar." From tho Indian* 8ti?to Journal. Indiana Trials and Sketches. RKMINISCENSKK 1JY HO.Ni C. 11. SMITH. A TIOIIT KIT. Tearly times there lived in Indiana a man by the name of George Boone, a descendant of tho celebrated Daniel Boone, who should not he overlooked in those fckotohc*, although I have not space to pay the same respect to many others whom F would he pleased to notice. George Boono would have stood well in those days when there were giants in the land. He v.*an hear seven feet lviirh. with lavsro bourn nnd muscles ; his hands were largo, but his feet wore beyond anything of tho kind I have ever seen in length, breadth, and depth.? I can best give some idea of them by relating on incident that (Jcorge used to relate with a gusto, after be became one of our Statu Senators. " L was about eighteen years yf age, when for the first time 1 took it into my head to go a sparking. One of i my neighbors, n few miles off, Hail a large, j pretty daughter that I thought would just | suit mo. It was late in tho fall, and the ' Weather pretty cold ; still it was too early to put on shoes. The Sunday evening had conic; I dressed in my best butternut colored suit, made some six months before, but soon found that the pantaloons reached only jiu?t below my knees, and my coat stretched over mo as tiirht as a dried eel skin on a hoop pole. 1 started barefoot, wading the crooks and muddy bottoms till I reached tho house. They were about sitting down to supper, ami invited me. Sully tint by my side. We had mush and milk, and plenty of it. The old lady handed me a large bowl. I thought politeness required me to meet her, at least iialf way, mid stretched ont my hand to take it; but I had made no calculation of the size of the table, the space between the milk pitcher and the bowl, nor of the width of my hand. I struck the big milk pitcher 011 one side, and out wont the milk over the table. Sally jumped up and went roaring with laughter into the other room. The old lady merely remarked : " It will rub off when it gets dry," and tho old gentleman said : " There liad greater accidents happened at sea." But it was over with me. i saw that all was lost. Not a word more was spoken. I saw nothing more of Sa'ly. 'I'lm ti M .. T> I?v viv<vi\ohuvu iuu. mi". iJUUIIi:, WUII I j you wash your feot and go tQ bed?" said the old lady. "Yes ma'am." " Jlcrc is an iron pot?all I have suitable." I took tliQ pot and found it so small that I could only got my foot into it by sliding them in sideways ; but 1 got thorn in and soon found thorn swelling tighter and tighter, until the pain was so groat that the sweat rolled off my chin. Tho clock struck cloven. "Mr. ttopne, are you not done washing your fiiet V u W hat did this pot cost ? L must break tho internal thing." " A dollar." " Bring uic the n.xe." u Ilero it is." I took the axo, bvokc tho pot to pieces, handed the old lady the dollar, opened the door, and never saw her afterwards. I met Sally at a husking several years afterwards, and as wo met she roared out lausrhmct. o o a flollt in tiik runatk. But tbo end of George was not yot. lie grew up to he a man uixl a colonel, and. like Saul of old, was chosen to load the people. Fie became a State Senator and an able deb.iter. His figuro was ho tall and commanding, liis voice so strong, loud, and clear j bis manner ho plain and unassuming; bis coolness and known courage such?tbat .be was both respected and dreado 1 as nu opponent. Wlub, bo was in the I Senato, a warmly contested question came up lor aenato, Katclitt JJ0011, lieutenant j I Govornor, in the chair. The colonel was ! tho leader of one side of the question, and a Senator, about four feet ten, limbs in proportion, with a, voice iiku a -katydid," led the other side. The chamber w?h crowded. Tho colonel rose, with his rye | upon tho chair, and was speaking at tho top of his voice. " That's a lie!" squealed out tho little opposition Senator. " As I was saying, Mr. President"?"That's a lie!" "As 1 was saying"?"That's a lie !" in tho same squeaking voicJ. "As l was saying?Tlio little Senator coulil Btau'l it no longer. Ilo sprang over tlio railing, van rqund to whero the colonel was standing, and g melt him with all his might on the buck. " As I wan saying, Sir. President"?the blows repeated several times, while the colonel, without taking the least notice pf it, continued to address the .Senate until ho cloacd his apeeeh, then tarning his eye upon his opponent?"What i.; ?* ?? iim . * i urn yon uains : u nui am i doing.? I'm fighting." " Who arc yon fighting?"-. " I'm fighting you!" " Mc !" [ had no knowledge of it whatever." The sergeantnt-arms stepped up ami carried tho little Senator away in u state of exhaustion. A glass .of wino anil the friendly hand of tho colonel soon pnt all things to rights, and the debate proceeded. Dratji ok Jufx'.k MotiKow.?Tho Hon. J, I). McLeod, for many years past Chief Justioo of llexar, county, Texas, diod on the night of tho 21?t o^ July, at his rosidonae in ?San Antonio, of aponlexy. The )Vx;iii nay : ^Ttulgo MoLeod wan one of tho pioneers of Tmxiw, and if wc mintakc not, canio to this Stattv in 1885, with tho noble band of "New Orleans Oroyn." TI.o w.ih at t.hc siego of San Antonio, wlion it won taken from the Mexican army, ttndor Gan. Cos, during which the yioblo Milain fell. IIq participated, aim), ?n the battlo of San .Jacinto, and was in many of tiro onrly struggles for that liberty our Stfttc now enjoyh. Pat's Lome;?"Sec there !'' oxclaimcd a returned I rinh Boldier to ft gapirkff orowd, as lie exhibited* with somo pride, tun tall hat with n butlot hole in it- "Look at that hole, will you. Yon ?ed that if ft had boon ft low <jrownc<i hat) A Mould bwvc boon kill* rd outright y Tiiktkn Hour^yutkm.-?'ThoSt. Paul Time* to bo looked to. ll telle of an XririiumYii in th?t city 3?ho wa? aoen ongagI p,d at a drain4, and had hi? pickax o miffed in the nlr)\i?t na the town clock atfuck 12, when, dntcrminod to do no tnpro work, he let go ih* piok and loft it banging tTiero I * * I ' # ' * Anderson Prices Current. (] COIltlKOTEl) WEKKI.Y BY KXOI.AKD, BI.KCKI.KY A CO AsdkrhonC. II.. Aug. 18. 1867. Cotton per lb. - - - 11) 018} Salt, per sack, - - 2.00 CotFoo, Klo, per lb. - - 13 (a) 14 Sugars brown, per lb. - 12 (a) 14 " crushed and loaf, per lb. 18(?)20 Molnssea, West India, per gallon, 70 @ 75 |< N. Orleans' ? 85 ? 1.00 iJ Yarn (On.) per bunch, - - 1.20 to Osnnburgs, (heavy) per yard, 13 (a> 14 on Shirtings, " - 10 (tl) 11 Lu ii<>u, common Hize Dvrcae, per in. nn " English, ... 0 Nnils, pe.c keg, - - - (J ? <1$ V] Oil, I,in$cctl, per gnllon, 1.37 1,60 fly " Train, ? " . 90 0)1.00 nf Glass, 8X10 .... A (o\ 8.26 10X12 - - 8 26 (m 8.60 IUco, por lb. ... c? (,i\ 7 bll Flour, per barrel, - - 5 (?> 0.00 . Wheat, per bushel, - - 80 (S> 00 1 Corn, "... 7ft L- go Iiacoii, hog round, - - 16 (a, 17 Hugging, Guniiv, per yard, IK Qoy 20 Jvl O.ifs. nor liii;.In-l . . .in An OO l'ona,' " "" - - - " V1.00 K? Powder, lliflc, por kc^, - 7 (a> 7J fcC Tliorc is always lo be found iv goou Stock 00 of (loods, lit K., 15. fi Co'*. !l" . j ' "Li. - ,?j fit Consignees at Anderson Dopot, II X, for Knglund, 11 & Co, J M Honken. I) F & T >S Cray toll, S F Brown & Co, J 1$ E Sloan & Co, Sloan, Mugco & Co, T J Pickens, W Van Wyck, (? Sonborno, W Simpson, .1 L Randolph, ''! Bluo H It It, Maxwell & 8, J l< Shanklin. A M Holland, W 11 U Oaitlard, C Ritz, 11 F Sloan. I, j ',1 B Cochran, W Silcr, Toylor & Simpson. J X ' U Laxvrenco, 12 B Benson, 11 ClinkHcales, 1> I. Cox. -* D J Jordan, I) A Henry, C & M, W 1'itchford, th Williitc & 11, h T Arnold & Co, T L McBrydc. S bi< fi K W Brown, McFall, II & Co, D S Taylor, 11, in V & Co, Walters tt Cannon, J It I'ike, S llrown. th Lovo & Rodgorn, Smith, Clark & Co, E & K E do Alexander, 0 Ricoko. F. RICK, AgcnU SALE OF VALUAbd LANDS, Mv Mir,E.$, <fcc. VI IN ANDERSON DISTRICT, S. C. ?" bo sold at Greenville Court-llouso, > ' South Carolina, to tho highest bidder, jn on Salcdny in October next, the two follow- j ing Tracts of Land, lying on Brushy Creek, in Anderson District, about ten miles from Greenville 0. II., belonging to tho Estate of j ; Col. Hon a} nh Dunham, deceased, viz: ^ Tract No. 1, containing Foiir Hundred (J)) and Sixteen and one-half acres, more or less. , On this tract is a fine MERCHANT MILL with two sol of Flouring aud one of Corn ^ Stones. Bolter, Smuttef, and everything i complete. Also, a SAW MILL, Still ilouse, ^ with three Stills, comfortable Dwelling Ilouse, and out building*, Millor's House, Distiller's j House, good fruit, and fine springs. Twonty ncrou of first rate bottom. The shonl ami ( water power is one of the best in tho State. jn Tract No. 2, containing Two Hundred and Thirty-ono and-a-half acres, more or less, j having mi it a good Dwelling, and about n(] mvuvj-u**: uviiun yi m/tumi, ui^, lilliliuuiuit'" ly adjoining the abovo Tract No. 1. ^ These place* havo rocontly boon survoyod; tj1( ami plats may bo seen or further information obtained by calling on the subscribers, at Greenville, South Carolina. Terms: One-third oash, tho remainder in two equal annual instalments, with interest frcui auto, on notes, with two good sureties, j and mortgages of the premises. C. J. ELFORI), * J. 11. 8HKRMAN, .1 Ex'rs. of B. Dunham, Dee'd. (J Aug. 13. ft BEEF WANTED. I ^ 1^1 IK ldtfhest market prieo will bo pat?l for good jn . licet' I'attle on their foot. Apply to n PITCH FORI) & SMITH. Tnnnol Hill, Aug. 20, 1857 <5 tf ? in NOTICE. t'r I PPI.ICATION will be tnndo to the I.egislaiV tuvo, ut it* next session, for u renewal of -A-' the act incorporating the village of Pickens, otl wi(h amendments to the same. August 22, 1857 ft 8m w; VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE, t WF. WILL sell at private sale, on accommodating term*", one of the most dc*irablo pli TRACTS OF LAND in Pickens District, lilies ar on both pides of Twelve Mile River, and contains Twclvo Hundred Acres more or less.? an There arc two residences on the tract, and One nil Hundred and Forty Acres of good River llottom. in This tract is eliirihlv nitmiloil nn ?hn niihl$? rmul 1 i.. 11 miles north ot' I'ickens 0. 11., aiul adjoins nr lands of Wm. 11. Anderson, Hicharcl linker mid ca Others. A bargain will he *old in thin Land, if a|-?j?lieation he nnulc nt an early dav. Apply on tho prcinUca to IIAItftlF.T JlAKKll, L. M. RAKKIl, W. 11. BAKER. , Aug. 12, 1B-57 6 tf_ PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, 'I OK nil imkos, with nnil without Hollow-wart). I) For ?nlo by J. II. VOIOT, Opposite Planter'* Ilotol, Walhalla, S.O. gAugust 0, 1857 4 tf (jp Ordinary's Salo. " TJV virtnn of nri nfcli-i' fpnm W .T Vo..*/.. I) Ordinary for Pickens district, will be sold boforo tlic Sheriff's Oftico nt. Pickens C. II. on 0 the first Monday inSoptetnbcr nexttotbehigbest I?! bidder, tbo lloal Estate of James K. Cury, doceiiscd, situate in Pickens District, containing Twenty Acrefa more or leas, and Adjoining lands of Ii. F. Morgan, Hunt and others. Hold for distribution among bis licirs. Terms Oifth. ?> L. C. CIIAIO, s.p.i). of , Aug. 10, 1857. 5 t> td Tl : A/. F.*. M.\ K rpHK next Regular Communication of Pcndle- su X ton Lodge, No. 84, A.*. F.*. M.'. will be held in tbo Lidge Hoom on Friday, September I Ith, at 7 o'clock, r. *. ?< By o?-der of Vr. R. .Toxks, W,\ M. . AT Aug. 1? H. ti. SBAHORN, Scc'ry. The Ntatc or Houth Carolina, . is ordin.vuy?rioxiM. \ flrufnn .IflnUnn 1 " T8 / ( l*et4t|on for distribution / | Wm. fid ward*, ot. Ala j Qf fun(l t? reappearing from tho foots set forth in the hi 1 1 L'elitio'i, in this onjo, that William fidw irds tol or his hoivs-at-hiw, Thomas .Smith and Milton ift Jenkins, reside without tho limits of this Btato : J H Is ovtlt^rod, therefore, that these absent pnrtie* j ilo aptoear in the Court of Ordinary, to be held j at Violccns Court limine, on Monday tho 2d day of November next, and object to tlio distribution wl i of tho distributive shave of tho said William Ed? j wnifis in the pevsonal Cftato of Itebceoa 8imp~ > son, deouatojd, or their Consent to the snino will bo entered of record. <v in W. J. PARSONS, o.r.n. ed Ordinary's OfTioo, July 27,18n7. 8m or LOTS rOR SALE.JI! "nEJ'JBONH d<wlroita of na?-rtbfi?iii?- r.n'rs W r WIK TOWN OF WAr,ltAt,lX c?n have CI them on <he wntlot c?>n<Htlon?. Apply t<V ex J. M. OftTBNDOKlfr, Agent. wmuiamii, nuv. y, l?64 jfef . (f \ ' ' V v ' "* 0 M MIS SIONER'S SALES, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, , In Equity?I'lClfCIIS. K. A. Alexander I jjjj, - lllitmotiou> M. lloiil ft otter*. \ RoH?r? &0Y Yir^uoof a dccreial order to mo direc1 tod by the Court of Equity, will be Hold tho higlurst bidder, at PickeuH Court House, Salcdny in September next, the Tract of ind dcKcribed iu the pleadings iu this case, .niely: The Tract of Lniid known ns 1'ICKKNSILLK, containing Two Hundred and Sixty o Acres move or loss, and bounded by Iambi Stephen Watson, U. 13. McWhorter, Dr. lliland and ot!:or.s. *. *i??- in iv VHiUUUiU A''IWUj l&MU IUDU II ^UUU isincss stand. On the premise#, there is a rpe Hotel, Store-house, and nil necessary ( t-bulidintff. TERMS OF SALE.?A credit of one year ( ith interest, the purchaser to enter into , nd to tin' Commissioner with at least two ( od sureties, with a mortgago of the premis t. leemo the purchaso money. One per , nt ?jf the amount of sale to he paid in cash, id titles to lie executed when this suit is mlly determined. KOBT. A. THOMPSON, c.e.i-.d. Com'rs Office, Aug. 6, 18o7 6 ; STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, In Eqult)?I'Jckcm. icoh Alexandor and wife ) vs > Bill for Partition ishua Iloldenand others, j UUSUANT to iin order made in Huh case j l>v Chancfellor Pargan, at tho Inst term of n Court of Equity, I will well to tho highest ( Ider, at PickenH Court Houbg. on Saieday | Sontomber next, tho lands ctescribod in < o hill as tho Ileal Estate of James Holdon, ceased, to wit: Tract No. 1, lying in Pickens district, on igar Crook, waters of Keoweo river, conining Three Hundred and Eighty Acres, ( d adjoining tracts Xos. 2 and 3, lands of itato of Jus. Crisham, Elislia Alexander ( d others. , Tract No. 2, lying in Pickens district, on < ow Creek, waters of Keoweo river, contain- ] ~ r?...v ti i i ? < 4 viiu MUIIUH;<I mniiniiui rinu Aurvn, mm j joining traetw Nos. 1 and 3, lands of Elijah i ioxandor, Honry Urogan and others. Tract No. 3, Iving in Pickens district, on ttlo Crow Creole, known as the Humphrey's ict, containing Two Hundred and Fortye Aore.?, and adjoining tracts Nos. 1 and '2, ids of Alexandovs and others. Tract No. 4, lying in Pickens district, eon- ' ining Thirty-four Acres, and adjoining ids lato of Fountain Alexander, Watson llins and others. I There is some good bottom land, a Mill and \ 11 seats on several of these Tracts. I)cnu- < Surveyor MiinMon has re-snrveyod and 1 ulo pints of thoso tracts, which uro on file ( my olficc. i TKKMSOF SALE.?A credit of one ami I o years with interest, payable in equal an* i ill instalments. Tho purchaser to givo ] nd, with good personal security, to secure e payment of the purchase money, and pay < 5 costs in cash nnu extra for titles. HOll'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.n. Com'rs Offico, Aug. 0, 1857 i? STATE OF SOL'TII CAROLINA, In Equity?1'ich.cns. mcs Burdino, ct. als.) va V Itilt Tup I'lirlil'inn Tarv Jano Burdino. ) X f)Blt an order iniulo at tho Inst term of the Court of Equity, by Chuiicollor l)nr- ' n, will, bo sold to tho highest bidder, at ' ckens Court IIouso, on Sn'cday in Septemr next, tho lands described in the pleadings this case, as the lien'. Kstatc of Abraham inline, deceased, namely: TIIE IIOME PLACE, or Tract No. I, lying Pickens district, on waters of Geor^o's ook, containing Five Hundred and Ninoni Acres, and bounded by lands of II. T. mold, Jan. llurdine, Carrol Jameson and .] Iters. i Tract Xo. 2, lying in Pickens district, on . i . p v . n i i.__ i,vr4.. i nurn ui Euniur ? v ra'K, rui\ , 1 *res, and bounded by lands of Smith, i ihn Jamoson, Mary Durham and otherp. 1 Tlicuo tracts have been rc-survoyod and nt.* executed by John Bowen, J). 8. Tliey e on iilo in my office for inspection. TERMS OF SAKE.?On a credit of ono id two ytoar? with interest, payable in equal inual instalments. The purenftper to outer < to bond to the Commissioner, with at least o good sureties, to secure tlie purchase moy, and pay tho costs of these proceedings in ?h. Also, pay extra for titles. rolvf. A. THOMPSON, c.k.p.p. n f\?t"i t .. ? ioi?r z \ uiu ra vmw, "i to./1 ?> STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, In CquK)?PlckdiH. kfrs.Amm 0. Moses ) vs > Bill for Partition. Clifton Moffcs, et. al. 1 * Y Virtue of u decretal Qrdortomo directed 1 by the Court of Equity, I will sell to the ghest bidder, at Pickens Court House, on ileday in September next, the tract of land ! scribed in buM bill. ns the Heal Estate ofC. Moses, deceased, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, lying in that r?or>n of Pickens district, known as Cboone.o, ntuining Five Hundred and Eighty Acres, ore or leg*, and ndjoiuing lands of ostateof . L. Keith, James Lay and others. This tract is impiovea, nml on it nre some irtv or forty acres of good creek bottom. TERMS OF SALE.?To be sold on u crodit i one and two vears. with interest from dav sale, payable in eqntfl animal iiistnlmeut.s. 10 purchaser entering into lx>nd, with good rsonal nccurity, to securo the payment of e purchase money?pny tlio cunm of lli'm . it in audi, and extra for titlop, KOli'T. A. THOMPSON, c.t.r.n. Com'rs Office, Aug. ft, IK37 "> EW S'i'OU E iV. NEW GOODS. ?. RIECHIi, JR. ^"ISIIES to inform his friend" *ud tlio pul>- i ' lie of Pickens .District, and the Kiirround i g country generally, that he hn? lately re- | ruod fi-om Charlevton ; anri has now oponcd # Store ftfc AVuHinlla, opposite Planters llo1, whero he ia offering for sale a fine aud rge Stock of DRY WOODS, JOTS and SIIORK; IIAHDWARB, QRCV CEUIBH, Sui. be. iiich ho intto'dtftb *fill low for CASH. C&ino nnd judgo for ydursolvos, aud thon givo mp n tHiUv V? " Tho undorMigncd Sinn also nmdeun on;*Ag<y eiit with Mr. W. Waiakman', #n e*pernMn> Merchant Tnjjlor. who will nlwaymnako to tier ftlt kimUof Clothing fur Onntlcnion'n our, In th?> boat and ncatuxt Stylo# un<l lost Piuih ion*. OohtlejnCjt who Wish to get ft fln? ffltit of ( thing, will do well hy calling on mound :?inino n?(W, ' o. Jr, w?n?on?s Au^. w, mi. 5 tr I - ' y- ' f * '* r Sb * 1 NEW PATENTS. Ostrriage KCnbs. subscriber has purchased the rii'ht t< make, von?i, or ubq the l'atent, granted orig nally to Henry Nycuin, of Pennsylvania, fo' ho useful improvement of Carriage Hubs of i\! ninds. When seen, its utility must bo appar fnt to nil. The Hub in made of cast iron, aver *ging in weight less than four pounds, Th Inventor snysthe hub is composed of a back am runt suction, and having a thin metallic tube o ing, independent of each, centrally plncod be vroon them, against which the inner ends of th? ipokes abut; when said sections are so made la that in removing the back one, tho pipe o: )ox of the hub shall also be removed, or romo ruble with It, to facilitate tho properly introdu :lng of a new spoke, substantially as described Osurriaug? Ooupling. Tho undesigned hat* u)fo purchimed the Pa vOMt Vl.rl.* Al* .. j * --ft-- '> nupvlivi V1IIVI11 111 111 llunning Gear of Carrhiffcs, which only need lobe seen (o bo approVoa, It is quite simple ind infty be attached to vehicles now iu uso. a \ very small cost. Shop rights for both Patents for sale on red <onable terms. For further particulars apply ti M. F. MITCIllsI.Ii. Pickens C; TI.. Aug 0, lft"?7 4-tf Blue Ridge Rail Road Co. in So. Ca. OUnSCRIUKUH to the Capital Stock of thi IJ Company are hereby notified that the Tent and Eleventh Instalments upon the first subscrip lion, and five percent, upon tho amount of th second subscription, arc required to bo paid a follows : The Tenth Instalment on the 8th day of Am just next. The Kleventh Instalment and fiv< percent, or second subscription, on the 8th dai ?f September next. By order of tho Hoard: WII. 1!. PKRONNK.VU, Treasurer. July 29,1867 3 B Administrators' Notice. rllK heirs of Ansolem Gibson, doceosed, ?r hereby notified that a settlement of tho Ks lute of the said deceased will be hud before th Ordinary, at Pickens C. II., on tho l'Jth day c Dctober next. Those indebted to said estate wil make payment, and those having demand# wil present them, legally attested, on or before tlia Lime. OI1JSON, > . . . IT. A. 11. GIBSON, / A ,u 1 July 20, 1857 2 8ni NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS/ At Pickensvillo. rllK subscribers hnvc just received a larg< STOCK OF GOODS, Bought on tbo most reasonable terms, and wil l?e sold as low as Goods can be bought in tin an country. Wo have a general assort men :>r Goods of every description, consisting o STAPLR & FANCY GOODS for Ladies Uontleniens, Youths and Misses wear. Hat, tnd UonnetH of every style and quality; i mr^u UHUI DOWN IlllU DI10CS J IliirUWftVC, L.'lll in. Glass and Earthenware of tho latest styles Nail* and Castings. GROCERIES, ?uch as Sugar, Coffee, Salt, <tc.; Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs. In fact, we have some of every article usu illy kept in Stores in tlie country, and \v< ire determined to sell Goods as chcap as the^ ire sold in Greenville or any other retaJ narket. Our terms are cash, and barter tha cvill command cash. We will take in cx jhnnge for Goods almost every product of tin Farmer. Come one, come all, with your mun ?y and produce, ami you shall not go awn; IISBIUIHIIUU. E. A. &W. A. ALEXANDER. July 0, 18.17 :tm J. H. VOIGT, TI N A N I) C 0 P JP E R S M T T II, Wiilluilla, S. C., INFORMS his friends und the public thn ho has engaged a competent Coppersmith kvho has upwards of tvronty year* experienci n the manufacturing of COPPER IvKT FLES, STILLS, and nil other articles nunui actured out of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron unl in prepared to fill orders for all work ii lis line at short notiee. Terms moderate.? Uefers to the durability of his work. August 0, 18.r>7 4 tf FRESH SUPPLIES. TUST RECEIVED a lot of HARDWARE. fir.i) rato APPLE VINEUAR, ltOl'K, MGLASS KM. &c Fftr an In \twv T N. LAWRENCE. July 10, 18">7 50 <?$ 11 ? ? g | - ? S r x ? g *" r--jrm rfr\ CO v?i O ^ * i? V <0 i? b? ;I I rv] 0 =" 4 Oil = s . i ^ (?q t> a <5 ,tf r: - .3 i. H ?U3 Jfg ? ?5 2 >,;=! = ~ 5 K |KW , ''' K1,fU-l*" &?" Cs?1: H sk% ?si|s|4 ^ o ? -J a ,/ A - ? = ^ d 2 5 gif k . ^ s ? . a s. | * * Pegaa ^ # 31 ?sy ^ .ss'S'J si 5 2 J" w >4 rr=^ S a'w ?' if o o ? ~ l ^ M a3!8l I I" i i O ?ri'? ? k -S J V .? i C- W W JOSEPH J. NORTON, ATTORN T/T AT I, A $1 AND Solicitor in ?<jtiity< OPFICK AT PICKENS V. II., S. C. Jit tie 12, 1857 2lJ it Final Notice.ALL those indebted to L. C. Cfc.uo k Cf>. nn L. 0. & W. N. Cti.iin, cither by Note or Ac count, nre culled upon, for the Inst time in thi innnner, to cotue forward find pay up. Wuhav given long indulgence, hut intiat now nsk fo k fkill and prompt settlement. Shoutd this rcn sonuhlo request not bo immediately oomplie with, the Books of Account ?nd Notes will b placed in the hands of Messrs. Nonius, Uakiii ?0.N & Pin.MAM for collection. L. C. & W. X. Oft A10, July 3ft, 1857 8 tf Stale of South Carolina, IX KQUITY?I'lOKKKB. Tyro h. Uopcr, ut. al. j Anfcndc(l nn, for rni Juno A. Roper, cl. al. ) ti,,0^, ko IT appearing to the pufiHfnction of this Com Mint Jnno A. Roper, Wm. N. Roper, Rallc Ropor, Martini llopcr anil lilmina Itopor, 'tofcr tinnts to thin rimomlol bill of complaint, rcaltl without the limits of this St.Jig: on motion < M. M, Keith, romplninnntu' solicitor, Itianrclei cd fhnf the snld defendant* <ln ntenfl, nhunev, < ilcmtir to the ?nM bill of comprint, within thrr months from the puhlicutjon hereof, or tliosai bill will be token pro confi**n n? fo litem. HOUT. A. TlMTAfl'SON, o.v.r.n. Corn'rs ORilio, June 18, l$>7 3jo NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! At Pickens (1. n. y 1 milE subscribers are uow receiving and opr I oning a largo mul cnrefully selected Stock 1 of new awl elegant SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, - Consisting, in part, of Silks, Muslins, Calioo, ^ ? 'i)tngharus, Trimmings, etc.; ' Bonnets, Ribbons, I^accs anil Thread ; r Cashmeres, l)rnp d'Hte, Linens, V euting*; # j * Kc.idy JTIailc Clothing*. Ilats anil Orps, Bootri and Shoe*, (Jniters; i- And the usual variety in the L>UY CJOODS line. I - Also, Hardware. Crockery ftud Cutlery ; . j SEUAllS and Tobaccoof the l*'st quality. ^rocei'liem, . As cheap as can bo bought anywhere in the up country. c | Our Stock is a very full one, and linn be?n 3 ! I- J - i ' ? ' I irurviu liy mm 111 l?J <1110 OI UIC nrill. WCCH1I, ' therefore, recommend highly every article wo ' have on hand, and will Hell on the moHt r?41aonahlc terms. Wo respoctftdly solicit tno ~ continued pnttdnago of our friend* and tho public. As heretofore, we will exchnngo Goods for the ustml articles of Darter. E. ,t K. K. ALKXATSDER. . Mav 12, t8/?7 44 tf ' Sl'R ING & SUMMER SUPPLIES J. 11. 13. KLOAK & CO. k l'ciidleton. I? WK arc now receiving tlic largest and most i- li complete assortment of I Q ? ? E> ? Tlml wo have ever brought to this pl/ire. trhich . we are willing to sell n't short profits. O'.r e <nO?xJ* have been carefully selected In New 7 York, Philadelphia and Charleston. We can ho always found at our post willing and uiuly to show onr GOODS free of cliarco. Wo will take in cxchangc i'ov floods, Torn, - ltyc, Wheat, Out*. Brifeon, Lfird, Tallow. Hioawax. Honey, Homespun, Hags, Chickens', Clicks, Turkies. I'.ggs. Butter, &c., ut the market pricc. e April 22, 1857 41 tf ? SPRING ?~SUMMER GOODS. ttltOCKRIKS, Ac, [j riMIK undersigned has just returned from t J. Clmrloston with a large and well selcctcd Stock of now and elegant Spring and Summer Goods, - j Consisting partly of Calicoes, Ginghams, Muslins, il'c.: rconnetfl, Trimming*. Kiblwns, and Lace*; Cloth*, Cassimeres, Drap d'Ktc, Linens and 0 VcHtings; r Gloves. Iluts 4 Caps, Boots h, Shoe.*: 1 Saddles. Bridles and Martingales; e Together with many otlior articles in the Pry t Goods line. f A LSO, Sogars and Tobacco of the very t host quality. h * drceoi'icsi x A largo and fresh lot. for sale very low. My friends and the public are requested ; to examine my stock for themselves, as I charge nothing for showing Goods; und I am ulso determined to sell as low as the low* est. Trj- me. t .-:n r~- ti m.i m mil vaviiuii^u vjnumn mr vmnwnA, Jilllow, Feathers, Hides, Sin., .to., uhvtcII nssnJl on tho most reasonable tonus. : j. n. JjAwrknok. j Pickens II., March 11. 180" 35 t NSBSIPP'S 8?AIj1S?. * T)Y virtue of sundry witu of fieri facias to trte 0 I) directed, will he Hold before the Court llouso - in Pickens District. within the legal hours, on r the first, Monday and Tuesday in Nopt. next, t t?*bcI of land, containing one hundred nnd fifty acres more or less, whereon the defendant now lives, adjoining lands of Lli Shepherd nnd others, levied on us the property of l?. 11. Uutlodge, at the f>uit <rt K. 1!., K. M. & 'J'. J. Keith, ftxtfcuiorp. / il the defendants interest in a house at?d lftt near Tunnel Hill, where Mrs. Holland how live*, t nl*o l>ugy and harness levied on as the property , of D. T. Holland, at the suit of Augustus J. n Lythgoc. Term's enfh ; purchaser* to pay for papers. L. <\ OllAlG, fl.I-.n. ; August 7, 1857 4 Id . ______ 'PIIOSK having demands against the estate of L Moses Hendricks, deceased, will render (Worn in legally attested at once, and those indebted tmwt miiUn niit'iiinnl CL \V." 1IEN DIllCKS, Adm'r. it Aug. 0, 1857 4 M " SEAL YOUR MEASURES. 1AM now prepared to SEAL tiny MF.AFb'KKS from ooo quart to a ltnlf bunhol. J. r). iIA(?OOD, c.r.r. Mny f>, 18">7 43 tf_ Estate Notice. NOTICE i* hereby {riven to nil conccrned that, n tinnl net t lenient of tho Estate of Dr. K. 0. Giiinoc, deeetujed, will lie made before the OrI .1! U!-l " ? "< - Mining, in i icKi-un v,. ii., on.iucsany me ;:wti\ (iuy ?'f October next. Those still indebted to Hie Estate must mnkc pnjrmcnt, uhd, those hotin^ demands ngninst. the Fume, will ptoscht them legally attested by thnt d?y. C. M. S11AIIPK, Adm'r. July 18,18.*)7 1 _td I C. II. 138RHTEI.. A. E. NORMAX ISSERTEL & NORMAN, Wsilliallu, ft. C. < rpIIK subscribers beg lanVc to Inform their 1 friends nnd tho public generally, that they - j tire now receiving rt lnrgo and clogntit or] pertinent of seiisonnblfc /1 Dry <*ooriw, | Consisting of tho usual variety, which nvo of j the latest styles and most beautiful pntlerjjb. I 1'ogothcr with a fro?h supply of ?RO()KKI^ j Purchased on the bost terms in tho Xew Votk, I lhiltimore nnd Charleston marVels, and will > be sold on tho best tOrm*for cqsli on/i/. Try thom. Jewelry, &c, c They also hnvo on hand a very valuable Stock r of .fowoh'v, including splendid Gold and Sil_ ver WATCHES, and Fancy Article?, d llrujit, nicdiciiH'i*!, ^c. o Thfllr Stnck in this department Is heavy nnd i- 1 the assortment general, and, as great* crtr?i | was had in buying, the pureliasor may rest I ussurod of getting a pure articlo, Thoir Stock embraces quite a variety of oilier ariif.inH, wmrn cnn only tiC npnr<vi?tptl 1>y bointr noon. Cull onrly Ami hny bnicftinn. ISSKRTKfX & XOUMAV fi Waftwlla, Mwt g<, 18S7 jW tf POWDER, LEAD AMD SHOT. " l FULL "f I'"?'tlEK, I.F.AD ASK J I\. SKOT cnn l>c fotitm ftt Pickcna C. If. nivl i Nino Tiraon. For ftalslow. 10 ! J. N. LAWRKNCK. ! 4' !_Rr'7 ' R1 ,f r'A~~ fVATliiTBO 6 T3 horetvy giv?en thni uppllciilion Will b* mndo il | A to tho Hojnii of C'ommiwlonor.t of Rondn, Ae. nl it* next pitting to ro-o|M?n tlio Sloan's ?%rry (now fret? hriilgn") TtonU to Cnnc I'rtcW. Juno 24, WOT 0 8m