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principles of policy ami expediency, wo? tl\o'citiiich soldiers*?never fought utih^-? from absolute necessity, but thou like tho d?1. (This luttcr word, wc modestly suggest, might have been approvingly nubstituted by another of oquul point and force.) His Kxccllency then complimented the officers and men upou their bcariug and aprienranfto. lTo vnrv ti?hnnrl? Uiiil *1mf litt find not coroc to sue them drill or to hnvo thoui drilled, but merely to sec bow well the work lind been executed at their company parades, llo was wurwly applauded, and, as far an we know, made a genorally favorable impression upon the peoplo. UNDJSUOttrtUKn ]{,\ii.nn vn Vni vi-a iv a Southk?y Latitudk.?Two underground railroad agents from " Way down I'Jast" wore coptuvcd in Sumter county, Ucorgift, last week ami lodged in jail. It seems that the scoundrels ha<l several interviews with frtino negroes nnd persuaded poutc of them to leave for freo-inggerdom, but one of the would-be''midnight emigrant* informed bis master of the affair, after reflection had brought him to his senses. Tho master therefore dressed and blacked himnelf into a counterfeit negro and went to tho place of rendezvous, whore ho mot the ''liberators" ahd talked and laughed "high negro" to thein until ail their plans were discovered, and evidence enough to convict obtr'he'd, When tho master and confederate throw off their disguise and arrested the tbicve* and sent them to "durance vile" and tho prospect of a few years at hard labor in tho carpenter's shop over about Wetumpkn. A swift undcany voyige to tliem to. that pleiwHflt plaoo where they will bo able jo do tho " State Rome service," and learn . iv inore usoful trades than that of stealing ' other people's he^nxjs. liALTIMOUK, Nov. G, l$67.~TIto Atitrr i'rhn a letter from (1 reyUnvn, ivhich states that the Costa Kiean troops under Col. Canty, had bluekaked Fort Sari Carlos, and were determined to hold it till the dispute nt)qnt the Transit lloute was settled. Honduras, (loaltomala and San .- ! T x" urn > ?uui Hric niMiijj mura wmi x> icaragua against tlic Costa llioans. A collision of the opposing forces was hourly expected. Col; Canty's proclaiuationjustilies theblucklulo as a precautionary measure against the threatened invasion hy filibusters, and advises the (JreytrfWuitea not to attempt ut present to visit S^ln (Jarlos. Boston, Now2.?Thu money market shows s'lfflis of rMnrrtiliir r*wifirli?i?fw* irnil the bantu aro again stronger in specie than at the same ttiuo liist wctjc, Tho dry goods ami other paper maturing this month has mostly been arranged, aud but for failures arc apprehended. Coolness.?Sam Sliok tolls a story about an overgrown hulk of a Ytjnkftp boy who was ft'?nt.to tbe wood pile by his father ono cold, winter jrveuiug, for a "back-log" for tlie kitchen fire. T.ho youth went out, but instead uf bringing in a good substantial log, only brought a thin little stick?or "brail,'r as tho Pennsylvania jtlennaiur say. If is father immediately gaVo him a good whipping, and wont htm a-flor-another log. Hut the vouth liavln?*ld? (MknJli { ----- O left the house, wont to lh?3ton, and shipped on a vessel which made a voyage of acverul years. In course of time tho youth ctrtne bock and started home on foot. It wan winter, and just such an evening ns tho one on which ho loft htm. So, rcinemhoving his father'a order, the young man picked up a Lugo log, and stncgcrinir into the house. threw it down on tho hearth before his astonished father and mother, and . quietly ?aid : "Father, bore's that baok log yon sont toe for," Tlje oh! gentleman, not to be outdone in coolness, replied, with a touch of Kcverity : ** Wttff, yon*re been a rlurn'il fang time (I ho lit i{ !" \Vd were reminded of this story by the r.dinwW ?a-m-'i nilivil iru IIIIU UUUlll Ull> credit<h{ : " A ecrtajn distinguished citi*en of Milwnukie, Wisconsin, who hod fitted the lrighewl office in the State, wjib once in tho employ of a farmer in Western Now York. Among other thing*, it w.i* hi# doty\to "lbving-icr fchecows." One evoking the cows and hoy "came homo mining." Some years after, tho farmer was pacing down Kast Water-street, Mil wan kio> and $nw tho mum* of Mtf cowboy over the iWr of one of tho largest wnreholw^u in tho West. Ho widkeif in a?ff founu hi* hoy in tho countiug-room. lie stared a moment on tho truapt and thon broke out with, u H?Ho, Lon, have you found them eow? yet?" Ono can imagine what followed?a mutual recognition. It iff tho old farmer wn* pacified! without ft broach 4>f the lH'It, 0 " | < OJd % wnHidorablo of ft funnier of F?comity, Vermont, bought a new soyllip for hLvuon Jim, and sot him to wwfc j ii in the mendV?w with the re?t of the hay* i maker*. "It don't work right," nahf Jni\ m v> tho honored* "parient," nftror cr*tijij? ft <?Up or tVfO'.' "IVhiiCW 3he mnttei Mth It?" in<jtti?od the Judge. "It don't haug right <Su th'v tioftifth," smd Jan, aU?pp*ug h> tn&J V:, the ucythe-an<j. SToythc* often plnguo tho moWnrM in tKlu wn? '?* Wi ... r.i ma? i HUUMXII Ml scythe w?4 particularly obuiiuute. So the I tjJd k<Mtlerom> titrkoml ft over ftml over J itaAiiT. "It dM# hfcutf-tttt? better/' HoitT | .Jim, ptnirttively. "Tnon haug it. fo suit yourself/' fWid tlvo JorfgD. "Su 1 will,'" fifth! .Jim, awl hMitfiOff tn<y mth?H>'V a tree, [ iie lawlv wtire<li from. Win-fu'ltM H fi?'Y QkumVKlt, of 1 '" ;i,,v> ^ <)'''_". ^ii LI uoune 01 >v. n. Whiti*i <?'! ii.M. r. W. ,}!? . A** Ki.!/.\?Wrn Winti* ft ttt of PIoh ns. \ . > , <. H&r rrintc^'ltfrrccclvc^. $* Al f ' <+ * [Ittin, ut hor father's residoneo, in Pickens | district, on tho l'Jtli of October, of Flux, Mian I M vuv Makgakky McKinnkv, 23 years and | 13 day* old. MAtiuAnF/r was a young lady of good disposition nnd IhjIovoJ wuoh l>y those who knew hor? To know hor vrns to bo ac pminted with 0110 that was naturally nmia-1 bl*# modest and rotiiing in all her deport-! moots. Bhe joined the M. K, Church, the 15th of March, 1850, us 11 seoker of religion, hut did hot obtain the noarl of great price till after sho was taken sielc. Some 1 or 5 days ; before her death she obtained ponce by Faith I through our Lord Jesus Christ. When first taken sick she seemed desirous to get well.but after slto obtained religion she was more than willing to die. She spent the most of the time in talking to and exhorting her friends to prepare to moot her in Heaven, assuring thorn that she was prepared for and was going to rest on high. Tims has passed to tne* rest of (lod's people one more witness that (lod con be just and the justified of them that believe in his Son Jesus Christ. " Lot me -i:? ti.> ..fit.. ii-i. I uiv vu?- ui iuu ui luu ugiuuuu?, uini itjr inj uv9t end bo liko his." L. S. After on illness of about 12 days, Makoaiikt passed away, llor smiling iiico is seen no more in the family circle, and her seat in the house of (.lod ia vacant; but she hos gone to Jill the place and wear the crown prepared for all (Sou's people. She leaves many friends and relatives to mourn her loss, but their loss is her eternal gain. A few nights before she died she called her parents, brothers and sis ter.s to her l/cil-fuile, and told them nl>o beliov?>I idir was goin-r to die iu a few hours and l>id thrm till farewell. Thoy begau to wrcorp o\ or her, but, looking a round anil seeing them weeping, J?hc told them not to cry after her where she was gone. for then idie would bo hotter off than they. Parent# weep not,though you are bereaved of a beloved daughter!? Hrothers mid sistera weep not, bfcauaeof your tiistcr boing snatched from your number. Unelos, Aunt* and cousins, weep not for your departed relative. But remember death's iron i^te we must pass through whether prepared or nuprepared, bhcrotbro, preparer to meet thy Uod in pcuco. llrcutliu not a sigh for thn blest, gai ly dead, but rejoice that sue has thus passed away. I'raiso yo the r/>rd that alio is frood from all care?serve ye tho Lord that hcrbliM you may share. Look upon higa and bcliove she is there " In that happy Land, wi . ! *-i ? -i ii nviu omnia in giury fiuii'l, Whore angels 1k>\v and bond their kneo, Where artels sing and so will she." NEW CLOTHING. The SSn 11 Not Ifrokca ! (HI. AT WA LI [ALL A, is receiving a large and fresh STOCK. OF GOODS, such a a MIV ?4001>N, HKADY-MADE CLOTHING, llut? & Caps, Hoots and Sltoes, Cravats, Vestings, &c., &o., with a general assortment of tho most fashionable Fall and Winter Goods. TAILOHING done in tho establishment at short notice, and on the best terms. Ilia friends and the public ore invited to examine his .Stock. It is large and complete, .....l l : :.i- ' * ohm, imuii^ uvuu mid ui wuii euro iur this market, will, bo disposed of ou tho most rouHouublo terms. 1 BQuCall at tlii'. New Building, opposite the Post Office, Walhalla, and buy bargains ! Not. 14. 1857 IS 2u\ NEW MARBLE YARD, Al Greenville C. II., So. a. rPilRSUl)lMl|HKltH having Opened un 08tubI lixhmniit hi tho town of Greenville for tho ,.? ki vu it i u llloniliucntH, Tombs, UcndStoncr* And nil other work done in tliuir lino. A good Assortment of Marble will be kept constantly on hand, towliioh thov would respectfully cull the aUeivtioiv of the citizen* of thin and tlic surrounding District*. An experienco of over tlflocn year* in t ho Marble business, warrants the subscriber* in saying that satisfaction will bo given to all who inay favour them with their order*. OnU'v* Kv HMul promptly attended to. CUALNIKllS k AI>I>lvN. Refer to OowKit, Cox & Go\?ki?, tiad \V. If. NVatxon, QrteuVilk Nov. 14, IK.')7 18 ftm Ordinary's Sale. 1>Y vlrftio o.f an order from W. J. Pur Hons, 1) Ksquiro, Ordinary of Pickens dUttiqt, will be sold before the Court House door, Iwl'lclrcni district, ou tho first Moiuluy iu Juiiunry next, withiry tUe legal Itouin* af unlo, the Ileal K*lnt(> of Jorwwah Fields, deceased, tovrit; V.. 1 .... Ill,, 1 ? ...... t uii 1'ig liumti vi wiv, irummmiig One Tliou.iHud Acres more or loiw. Tract No. 2, on Nine Times crock, containing Si* Hun Ire<l mid Hlxly-four Acres more or less. Tract No. 8, on llig Kantatoc. containing .Seven Hundred ami Ninety-one Acres more or less. Tract No. 4, on Nix's brunch, containing Five Hundred and two Acr?? more or leu* Tract Xo. ft, Ixmndcd on otrt>' side'lSy Jotansco ?A..?.lnl.r. Ui. If.....I ?I ?.1 u../.. -l-l.i a v f WMMIIMIIIJ^ lilA IIU1IUIVU MIIU C VI V Afros more pr low?. Tract No. *1, on JJcvil'n Fork, containing Two Hundred and Sixty-five Acre-# morn or TcnW. Tract N6. 7, yn Hig Kasti?w?o, containing Six Hundred uil?l two Acrca more or less. Hold for diptribution amongHt the lcgul hcku and representatives of said dcooiMcd. TtillMS OF HALK.?On a credit of twelvb mouths, with interest from date, tho purchaser or purchasers entering into bond to tho Ordinary, with two good sureties, to secure tuo purchase money, witli a mortgage of tho promise!* if docmod iicoesaary. Tho co>}Ih to he paid in cash, also extra for titles. h' CWAIO, b. p. i?. Nov. 14, 1^ td &-3Look Hare Everybody! UK A 5) TIIIS! READ TlUSlt SOMKTUIN'O TO YOUK OWN INTEREST. k ftECll'E. for making INK. I will on i 'lie l\ rooetyfc ?l TWKMTt-FiVK' crttfTK fov\rard <<> any person' n ret'Jpc for making Ink'at 7 cent* per gallon. It ntakftt a beautiful mark, and k< us good or bettor I luila tW inJc that you- Iwty out of tbo #tore. Tli?Ve is no Ituiwbttggt-ry aft out It. It wlUp"y c trial. Yon can 1>?y tlio recipcnnri inuka your own into. AH parson* that etftr write should have ji rc-ipo. They can inake 8 gallons wiiu wiityt it won HI tako to buy ou? little bottle full out* of t<U? sior?! Mcrolmnl/i fchd all persons who wish to keep ink to ucU-imiHAinr#^ ?o {K'lid and gfctA vocipo and make-their own'Jftfc, t'. jtd(,^s editor nnd now*p#per pubJWiwn mako n?u of a ((rent deal of Jnkt I make the following p. rtj)o.<itioii to them: That if thuy will giro this ouo innert?on, and oall the aOontitm of thefj*ea<her? to-lt In an udlWrt-iikl', and send mo tho pnpor which contains If, I will tscnrt't-btmi a i'oc,lp6. All I axk ifl to giv- It a tv&dj im*I? K ..lll'l ??..uI 1.?U K. K KVATT; WorrfCfxhf.;^', Twin. P. 8. - I'd <t#g? ftiitiup* will ??w,vfor t4?o ??Sie '' : " ' I ;V^' ly f'HllVKSI-V8U?Aft'(.'^l-:<HBKi?j at ??, \.y eeot? per p?nt. Apply At Mtt<ih*lP? "Jtaia *"J5afTv Tyyw? * '''k. v -i . Andorson Prices Curront. flOHRF.C'TKt> WKKKI.T OY >\> IH5H, (II.WKLKV . AHUKIiSOM II., Nov. Hi KvV, | Cotton per lb. - - 10 Oft 1 Salt, per ?ti?k, ? - 2.(1 OolVoc, lUo, per lb. - Jo (a, 1 ? Sugars Imiwn, per IK - 11 (?\ 1 4 crunltcd and loaf, por lb.' ] 4 (ay 1 i MolaMSA, West India, per gallon, BO (ii\ G " N. Orleans' " " ' ('?; H Yiirit (On.) per bunch, - - 1.2 ()>muh<h'gi?, (bcilfy) per yard, (>i\ 1 Shining*, " - 10 (? I Iron, common size Swcdo, per lb. (i " Knglish, Nails, per keg, - - - (\ 0> C Oil, Linseed, par gallon, l.:?7 (<< 1.0 ' Train, " *' - 00 (? liD (llnss, 8X10 - - - ? (?> ?.'2 10X12 - - 8.25 8ijO Rico, per lb. - < A (W) Flour, per barrel, 5 (ii.JS.X Wheal, per bushel, - - 00 (</ 11 Corn, " 7 "> ( >, 8 llaeon, hog round, - -> 1 ft (rh 1 llagging, Gunny, per yard, 18 (?, 2 Outs, por hushoi, - - 60 (it. fi ? - J - IA Powder, lliflo, per keg, - 7 (?W ffciy? There Is nhfuvs \u be fo7Mul a good Si of Goods, at K., H. & llluo Kld^r Hallrouri Co. Ill So.< CUBSCMHKUS to Hie Capital Slock of 0 Company are hereby notified Mint the 12 and 13X11 1XST.YLMBNTS upon (lie Hrst s I Bcription, nnd PIVK PER CENT unon Hi nfouHt of flic second subscription, nrc rgoui to he paid as follows: The 12TII INSTAI.MIon the 8(1 day t' .lanunrv, 18.S8. Tlie 18 INSTALMENT and FIVK PHU CKNT on cowl subscription, on the Ud duy of Februi 1858. 15v order: *'VIf. II. PERONNEAU, Troasun Nov. H, 1857 18 t:l Administrators' Salo. rpiIKllK will be Hold; on Thursday thc2 Ml A*ywlllP/i;?~y lUMillll, W> I HO III est f<*r, at the late residenco of Cnpl liohort Stewart, doccnsed, nil the Porsc Estate of nuid deceased, consisting of Cc Fodder, "Wheat, Shucks, Hyc, Cattle, I y of Oxen, 4 head of Horses, 2 Wagon?, good fat Hogs, stock llogs, 1 Still aud Stui Farming Tools, Household and Kitchen] nituro, and many other articles too teui to mention, TERMS.?All sums over five dollars o credit of twelve months with interest; of i under.tliat amount, cash. ' ABRAHAM STKWART,) V1 , T. N. McKINNEY, j AU|" x>ov. y, in.Y{ 18 State ol'SouUi Carolina IN KQUITY 1M0KKN8. Abraham Duke, ct. ux.,et. al j1Jin for p|ir,j Jos. Donaldson, ct. MX., ct. nl ) *^CC '' ^ 'PlIE Court of Equity, for PickctiH district, 1 L ing lofcrrcd tho Accounts of Harriot l)i Administratrix, and Ransom Duke, Adminis tor, will* the will annexed, of the Personal talc of ltuwRjft Cannon, deceased, to tlie C missjoucr iorsotlloinont, the defendants C? Carton, tho liciru-at-law of Williunt Cannon, censed, Mnvgarct Marchbanks, Judy Kcmk Klijuh Cannon, Martha Drown mid Jus. Cam who arc absent from tho State, will take in that the said Ukfkhkni'b will be held at ui> ftec, on Monday tho l'SthdiMrof March next llOB'T. A. THOMPSON, e.B.r.i Coia'rs OflSco, Nov 14, 1JV>7 I kiFport OF K. II. GUIFFIX, Trcurturer of the II< of Commissioners of ltoads for the Regiment, South Carolina Militia. 1857. To amount received of J. E. Hagood, for 'I* x ruiisiii'or, 5^-11 Received of OonnntBsioncr Hamilton for Kstrav Sheep, 2 Received of Commissioner Morgan for listray Shout, $213 1857. Amount* paid out. Fob. 2, Paid F. N. Garvin, Commit}si< Millora order, for repairing Bridge on ???-"" .....V Iivitl MIIMIII 1VU March 17, Paid J. T. Sloan, Commissioner Millers order, for repair ing Bridge dn 18 Mile Creek, 7' Murcli 17, Paid Commissioner Miller, for work on 12 Mile Bridge, ii?m C?on. tlur*iu's, f $Ul % commissions for received $21385 at 2J percent, ' By Commissions for paying out *$170 50 at 2J per cent, *) 2J per pent commission on half of $173 00 paid for repairs of Bridgo u)ii iviunvju ny mo v>vo joinc lloardtt of the District, 5 $188 Utilnncc in Tronsnror's hands, $25 B. H. OUIFFIN, Tretm' A.', F.\ M.\ r!K ncxfc Kejpilur rorinminlcutioir of ftoi UMVl.odtfc, N'w. 154, A.*. F.\ M.*. will held in (lie l<odgo llooirt cm Tuesday, Deceit 1st, ?t 7 o'clock, r. m. l?y order ot' W. R?. Jowts, W. -. M.'. Ko?. <* 3 < :. sDAUoire-, Masonic Notico. AN: EJtTKA CoDuaunication of Keo Lodge, No. 79, A.-. F.\ M.\ will bo 1 on Monday llkli iust. ut tV o'clock,- p. m.lly ordef of the W.\ ML*. _ lo-'PllO&fAH', Set?' A Regular Communication OY Koowco Iiodgc, No. 70, A.*. I'V. Will bo hold on M mday. the 7th of i comber noxt, at 0 o'clock, I*. tf. /k piiwo attendance of moinber* in dwirftd, iw? bush of importance will bo transacted.. j? - e * "? .11) uniVf VI IWill T, A, Jt HOMIW, VV. Mot. 6 L. THOMAS, gow'r; ESTAt? SALE. Z rpiI)(RR will l>o sold, fit the late reddt 1 of William doeoased, on 'I'll day tho 8d day of I)?:eh?her next, a por of ths- J^HSONAL KSTATK of the *aii cprt?iMi, to wits About-six hundred huHhols WHEAT, h lot CORN, Fodder, Horxon, Mulo?, H Cattlo, Sheep, Oat?, $huck?, 2 yoke 0: / Wagon? jwnf fJEarnm?f?, ftrakspvUh's Tt Farming HooK Witch on Furniture, many other article* too twdioUH to uwnt A v*fll a A *!./? owned 1>y ?^o owowrcrt, on Twolvo Mi to pr, on I ho 4U? l>oeomW,, whore nod wh< namhojr of Hkrt nrtlch '.h wiJtbft hoM. *"*"* r'w * jfcd'Ji: v. * ; . FV * 4 ' . * ?' ? * .-* GOOD NEWS! ! ? Hard Tiiiirst No More." Wl'l have iiist revoUod^ub of the largci Mocks (>f OuodN " Thai bus 6vor boon brought to I'oudlctoi * which tt'o proiH)KO soiling AT I'HtOl'/S lo su: i 'I'llK TIMES. Our OOODH wore bought i * V : - i. ?. - -v. wn, nun t III n, j Jllli)UVI[/lllll| IKllHIIIOrt Richmond mid Chavloston, having purchase suoh articlos in said CITIES it* eoufd ho ha j tm tho most ADVANTAGEOUS TKttMSj Wo 1XVITE nno aud all to ooino and LOOl ,1 ut our doong, whether tlioy wiMi to bu C, or npt?wo uharmj XOTlllXO for SHOW | 1N*G thorn, and but SHOUT PROFITS wlie ,0 wc StiLL. Wc do not advertise lor form, o l) niuroly to patroniso u papor, but to let th 0 WHOLE PEOPJUK KNOW that wo havo Largo Stock of Goods, D And that wo arc in EAUNEST when wo na I* wo win sou t!u'l)l 1A>\\ . >Ve think wo en i) satVly say that our assortment is not excel lu 7 in tlio uppor country. It Conftiftts in part c 10 Cloths, (Jofl.siniorOH, Veilings, 'IVoods, .Sat i>) nets, (loo. Pianos., Kerseys, Liuseys urn 0 Flannels; ? Hrown and bleached Shirting, at C.\ to2."e ; took Bloaehed and brown Shirtings, and PUlo' " Casing ; Bleached colored and hrown Drills; TjL Siii.'king and Seiunloss Bags; Irish and Ilia Linens; Jaconet,Canibricsand MuslinsPlai Du? |>laid and stripped ; Hats, Caps, Ronncts an thin .'iiiiMidi'V uoous; KJUAUX MAUK I'LUTJI ?Tu IN'O; Merino, Silk and Cotton Drawors an iUlj. Shirts; India Rubber Shoos; Cunts, l'ant u n. and Loggings ; Boots and Shoes ; YaukooNi tioos, Toys; GROCERIES, Buekwhontfloui NT Fruits, Pickles and Preserves; Drugs, Paint* TH I Pyb-Stuffs and Garden S6od ; Shovels. Spade so- ?uiil Axes; Horse Shoes and Nails; Cutler iry, and all kinds*; Hardware; Crockery, Chin Ware, Ac., or. We are prepared to fill orders fur lioltin E* OlotliB, Mill Stones, and Mill Fixtures, o short notice. We will take in exchange for Goods, Tut !0th keys, Ducks, Chickens, Eggs and lUittei igh- Country Cotton and Wool lioine.spun, Wot ain Hats, Wool, Dried Apples and Peaches, lii mal con, Lard. Voninon Ilains, Hides, Tallow >rn, Beeswax, Honey, Shinglos, Lumber, Peai oke Oats, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Barley, &e. 20 WE TAKE THE BILLS of tho SUSPE> uls, DEI) BANKS OK THIS STATE, and mo. 'ur- ot' thoso of GEOltGIA. We will allow oils l'Klt OK XT premium on GOLD and SILV K1 When the lmronitso <?xeecds%?l. >n a J. B. K. 8LOAN & CO. and Pondltiton. Nov. I, lo.~>7 17 tf LAND! LAND!! LAND!! BY Or<lor of II. A. DcSaussure, Exeoutt of Mrs. S. iiiul Thomas J' >on, I will o: pose to public snlo at Auderson 0. II., 011 tli * First Monday in Decombor, tj All the TllAt-T Or LAND on which tli . " late Dr. .John (J. Boon ronided, containing sio achi:s, iav- Lying on Millweo Crcok, anu bounded b IuiicIh of J. I'. Lewis, ? Majors, mid other trn- Ou the promises there is ? hirj^o and eoml'oi , *'s* table two-storj Dwelling House, and all ufeui 0l,|" out buildings belonging to a well appointo r^r Farm. The Land is about four mi lea froi jJk iIk* thriving town of Poudietoty, mul abui non' n'0c oiilo^ from Andernon. >tioc Persons wishing such a plaoo would cto wo , (jj-. to attend at tho sale of the alxjvo pluoe on tl day stiitcd, as the property will positively I i, sold on that da v. h'l TJiltMS OF BALK. One half in Cash ; the balance on a rrcd of one year, with interest from day of sale, S' >nrd eared h^* bond, mortgage of the premises, an vvu i |iui9vjii*ii ?uuurn) , 11 ru<|uin?u. i'tire Miser i io pay for ncvessary papers. Possession gi Dr. en wlion these terms arc complied with, mer ISlIAM W. TAY LOU, Ag't. I 73 Ki,y. 4, 1H57 17 _ 3 371 COME AND SEE! rpoiK subscriber not fc'ing able-, br oflli 7") I. tion and otherwise, to attend to his bu ?? iness as it .should be, offers alibis VA1?U.J 8.VJ liLE LANDS and othor property for sal Or. The lands are good, pretty well improve* nicr well timbered and watered, with good botto *> i i n<i ? p * a- num. i no piaces arc puuur. aim dosiralil < 00 with Water power, and a cold mine theroo Ton likely NF.dUOES and othor personal o tato will (ic sold with the premi?os, ifwanto \ 00 1 TorniH accommodating:. Apply, four mil west of l'ickcusvilie, S. G\. to ELIliU C5KIFFIN. I 50 | Sept. '23, 1857 1L 2m3m* ? I MHEVIKFF'S SA ' ' ! virtue of sundry writs of fieri faci?8 lo n 1 h .1 i iV.l 41 .!? rt 1 .?' U>IU (VM, *1111 UU IJUIU HUMUU HUM Willi IIUIII ' flit J'ickuns Distviot. within tlic legal houvri, c the first Monday and Tuoaday in DoceniT>er nox ' One trivet of l,and, near Piokensvillc, cunt nil ing One Hundred and four acres more or li?s adjoining lands of Uufus Oafs, H lJalon*inu ar others, whorcon 11 W l'olgor m>w Tubs, h\vi< ! 16 on> a* his properly, at the suit of Halt, Oris* -? Co, againW It W Folgor and A M' Polgor. ! 41 One tract of Land, containing One lliin.*:r< and twoiity-fivo aoros inoi-o or less, ail.i'>'.u!i i 43 lands of F N Garvin, \V Hooves ami others, lo >*, iod>onas the property of John Anders at the an of Rlioda MLddleton. wncirncioi i^aiui, conuwmTg uno 11 un<lr< die- ,,nr' fwty-ntoio norcs inoro or less, on Golden |10 creek, waton* of Twelve Mi To Hirer, whoroc iber *'10 now lives. Sold 011 n crodit i 12 months, to t'oveclosc n mortgage in favor i T II Hoggs vs S J Clinmblin ,'ry On Tuesday after wnle-dny, nt tho defendant -i re:ddci?c, near lMckensville, two mules, onctv horse ourt-ittgo and hin;t'<'*x, one two horse wai woe 8011' c'?hty barrels of corn, 2,500 bundl I I of fodder, levied on na tho jMroporty of 11. V r nigur, in UIU silli D1 1HUI, V 01 CO., 1UKI oil OJ>H. Turing cm\\: imrcfnnjeWrtfiVpftY for pnpcra. y t. C. CRAW, k.I'.n. Nor, 0. 1857 0 ' M.-. Coroner's Sale. T) Y virtue of1 iv tvrit of Jliti' facia* to n tuni direct**], I will cell to the highest M uess di>r,. Ucforo thnr Court ]^)Unc, in PioKOiiH (li trret, within tttfl- hours of bjiIo, 6n tl fWnt Afoiifluy ii? l^fccctnhcr nr\t, Y-__ Two bugirion; also, 4 wheels, i liolster t1.? 1 4? ..^xe^L I? i??? IIVMUIUO uuu lUU^UU U1 i? VVS'U IIOUJU Wilful all lcvi(?l as thoproporty of .John T. Wuttjoi >nco ht thfi'nuit of L. C<mtx^wtlr Craig'vb flhejfn urn- John T'. ATataort ami .Toshftii Jaim^on. tion W. J. UAN'fT, c.p.n I do- IV t.l *? ~~ JOSEPH J. NOBTON, <$, ATtORNKY At li A V WA ^ A{it> K>l.i. r? t-** <t * > "???? -?V? J ornw AT riCKENK c. ir., ?. cv is, w? m nf iuc<, ? . ..... ? SUSv-.5?v* ,r-, Jr IWriUB, " " lmvjnjr ?U'mtiM;iy ftjfhiiist the K I till.-! of WUti.xm CB?ggft, (UicftMctf, wi ,n ? jmnoiit f^ally ttttoatfrfl-(iiMnhtwfti ana to Kurd l^ntutlftVirtn imilin' V W T": 1 m <' M. r,AV. , : X, .JPfflHW V'* -j^k * 4 #? , ??. W J*#? . * 'A. W. (illliKV I AT I'ICKF.N.S V. II., S. TSnow <Jpoiii?;r a LAKGI$ STOCK of NKW L AND KUXj ANT GOODS f.?- rl.o it JPalt find Winior Trade. u My Goods wore j?ufc hawed by myself in Now York, and, in making uoloclions, I exorolnod ' il nil of tho cure und taste tit my oommainl.r-^ tl My Goods were also purelmsod lifter the won* - iou nvesHiuo in Is'ev York had caused fuilnres i ift almost evory depm tinont. of trade, und a V consequent romieti??u in i>rieort, and 1 think nil ovttUiln!i*w\h > ?" IIua.!" ..I. - . .... V ..u?>yn "i ?"/ XAV'WUO Ulll OliUW 11 u correxj*n?fliii^ wfuction in ?ny rates* r Amongst my Goods mav bo found almost ' 0 overy variety of DRY GOODS for Lndios' ' ii mid Oentlemon's WEAR. R HA 1) Y M A l)K < 'LOTH1 N*( Jin jjvorit variety: ROOTS ?t SHOES, a ytxl Mock for Winter J wear: '! 11 ATS & CA PS of all stylos ; Silk and Straw lJonnotu, ami 'f rimming*; ! | Fartey Goods and Yankoo Xotiuns} ; LudioH Cloaks and Hoop Skirts; Drugs, Modicinon and Pyft-Stlift's: I Hardware and Cutlcrv : Saddles & Sudd 1 orV: Ci'ockcry ami Gla&wwave, UUOOElllES, &e. j ,v ALSO On hand a fresh supply of MwHoinoa for Shop j uko, tun I 1 nm roiiuy tc jretmmo the practioe i ^ of Mediciuc. '} BfiJu. ('all soon and buy cheap GOODS! [ 5-h *5? 1857 .10 if ' E. B. BENSON & SON * AUK NOW UKCKlVlNO r /IT "OLD PI0DLETOi\," \ MORE GENERAL ANJJEXTENSIVE .s xi assortment ot >' Fall aiitf Winter <p!oods, ,l In every department than liorotoforo, a list of which would bo too long for u newspaper ad" vortisoinent. All persons in want of GOODS of imy kind are invited to examine their Stock before purchasing, as they have the Ooods, and are detormined to Bell. j' Oct. '2S, 1S'?7 JU) 4 r. * T T A ITr\ uriATfimn h a ai,/n . rAbij ASiD wiiVlJilt liUUJJS! J. D. SMITH & CO., ,t AT l'E9IDLUTOi\, SO. CM., r> A RR now receiving find opening a splcn11 /"\ did new nnd carefully selcctcd Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Which havo been purchased by one of the - firm on very advantageous terms. Our stock consists, in part, of LAD1 KS DRESS GOODS, such as Muslin deLnins, Cashmeres, Alpaccas. Ginvhams. mid Imhh-v ^ For (U:vn,KMKN'S WIJAii/' wo * have Cloths, Cassi mores, Tweeds, Satinets, Yostings, Cravats, A?\, Ac, >e lUiuly ITVncIc CIolYriii#, Consisting of Cloth, Satinet, Tweed, Dross and 0'. . coats, 1'uuks and Vests, of superior stjlr and finish, A livriro stock of Silt nml Mmwwif! VI'I'l-'HS! l'j j BOOTS it siroks,11 ATS& CAl'S. I Jewelry, Clolil Jirooohes, liar llnbw, Finger 1 i uml other artiolos. " | AH of which wo will soil low for CAS1I. 1 | Call uud fxmnine o#r Stock for yourselves ,, i\u<l ho oonvinoed ! 10 Qct. rfi mi tf H> CANDLE MANUFACTORY. ! rpHH undorsiirMod. who fma ii livnoffnnl ! it ' J knowlodgo of tiio business, 1ms coinp. | inoncedthe Manufacture ofa superior purified (i , TAl*LOW C'AXDLK, to Ai Wallian?r k.. Where he may lie found at all times. Cantiles, of a superior quality, always on hand, and for Palo on the most reasonable* tcVms. A fair price will be paid for Tallow. it. A. G-l'MT.TfJ, v)>:t. 20, l?T?7 in 3in L>" T7T7T 1TPT TJTTJnn-vr H- V JUU f JCil JLtliJJDUn . L- "VTOW <<yon, 1 '2"> piccosof VELVET RIDi?. ^ HON, Ermine nn<l a great variety of il V?moy Articles, which will ho" sohl voVV low ni 1 hy J. D, SMITII & CO. c, Pondlnton, Got 30 10 tf j ST IC A V E M, AW A1! I. rpwo Mulev OXKN of common siao, one Of) JL ft dark brnidlo, and the other yellow plod. They are doubtless making their way to Georgia. Any information concotning them will _ be thankfully received at this Office, and all expense* paid. Oct. 80, fWf \l WOOL CARDING. m ^ rJlH ft undersigned b?g l^ftve to cftll atten , i \\\m iu mv uu;i, uiai ineir ?y 001 * arumg ,1 Muehfnc in in thorough repair, and (urnsout the very host rollii/ They luvvo a Burr Maul chine attached that cleans the Wool admira>il My.. "Jlic pvic?r of caviling is ' eight cents per & pound" or the urnm! proportion 01 WOoL Tho' Ss'uol Carder is in Miff immediate neighbor d hood of Hunter's Muster Cfround, on Wolf g Creek, WM. IFU NT KU, 11. U BEACIIAM. if Oct. a. ffiVf $3 tf^ Hi PKBMIUM COOKING ST()\ i:s, ' ? n" B,zcs' wiin nn(l wnnout noiimv-ware. "J \J For urIo hv ?J. II. YOIUT, Opposite 'frMrtnUn-'s Hotel, "\Y .Ihnlla, 8.C. 0 August . <?, 1857 4 tf ? 7/? "! fc ? i IT ro ^ IH ^ W <1 ? at-. * -H 3 J* "f ? " i 1 g * 2 a I r_-i O *.3 ? . rt - ? . ? I>- M* gg at IS3.* %? 3.4* S*I iL A^d ^ r_\ ?\ _3 5 * ? !? ? ^ t? - Si's s ?*? %.H ^r, W ?<3 O ,' A - $ S * ;o . x . ? 2 .? & & 3 v ^ , k ra? o1; -1.2 U % - ? ^ 1 i ^^??5 *ii 1 i?s io ftn/1 ?-/?-* >r ^ .5 b * * r a -! . ,-j) * ? & h u zt* s it V _ 5 ?1 I 9, N f< %* 6 31 i \% ? ^ ! "? ^ |* 2 I 'I ? ! ns (Q). -*? ? ? ^ 5 6 iJ 41 _.: kJ . The Stale of South Carolina, I*' OR W1VARY-*?)"ICIf Ktfs. . Jarin* PliiJUjw, Jr. ^ , - Th > 8taiu?<w. in l'miiliiin. iTfnvv (iuHa*?v, e( als ] _ ... . t . - ..... ... ~ it r i apponring to my BiiUMitcnon iiiur. .roim una* j I ftwuy, Jumes Ounawny, Radiol Oiimiway, tin,' | Hii?Ov>"nj', WilUiiqi Ooauwny, Jeremiah Stilfon nirl wflc 'Hnruli, Wericy Oanavtiy. Wry??t Ilrtii<IV nnd wlffe Phrcho, Nullum PliiUtng ?n?l wife NfahalA, Mv^if Will'irt^if an'cV tti'f? >TnVJ\ j fr~ toyorid Clio limit* of Jlil? S?w>: It ?? rtrdcVctr, , Vhoreiofe, (lint fIto m?kl nbwsnt pftvtiM lief?ro t <- imirtfl do npjicivr In ni*'office I'lcken* C. Ill J fl., rhher j>?i\?ni?i?l)y qy hv attorney. un<l ghjci H- ?<> tlic <>r ritTe of rbi #'?>*! EiIMo of & j |lcn!7 UfliaWfty, witfiin inortfh* j tthr ))\l>>!i?n! i.m lu l l''''*'. ?v (lu'iiVi?rffv *ttl lW>rnArJr"VrtSV . J \ ? ?>>* K: wv* # V*H< tf?r J T, T'vr. 3u, if --jfflr -If GRAND RArlTLE. C**>A /\/\A ^VOUtU OF V ALU A-' rpf)V^'''" m'K l'KOI'KU'fY TO liK RAFl'LKO TOW, con Minting of KASLKY'N SPLKNDID MILLS, rtnd other machinery, together with Seven __Hun<lr?<L v\tTOrf 01 )/iuu mid 21V Town 1/ots in tl?i? Village i>f Eiislov, making 260 [iri^tff. High* CKt nny.(, $20,00v! I! For furllior particular# sec hrtnd liills, or fuhlrojw citliot*of the folloxv-* ing gentlemen Ht K-aslov, lV,r\it*n.*? District South Carolina. Prio0 of clmneei only $t0.tJ0.t A ny ja?r>?r u unclosing $f(J.OO a<Ulressc<l us above, nullgiving their ntinio nn.l l'ost Oflico pluinly writ- . ton, will reoe've u ocrtificulO of chuncc by icturn mail. K. N. U/.KVIN, ) S r H. F. SLOAN. r. J/KWIR, i 5 \ II. f,KF, Tl!HUSTON* JOHN BOWKS, ) ^ I AI,liX.- AlcBKK, (JFK). MA1SOUX, j ^ (J. I). AB'llKlOKK. (jet. 2, IK",7 U If ; NEW STORK k NEW GOODS ?. lilliCKi:, .fit. \\r IS11KS 1<> iifform liis friends and the pub'' lie of Pickens District, and the surround in# country jjcnomllv, tliat ho IiUh lately returned from OharlcMton ; and hn? now opened hi* Store at \Valhullu, OpnOaite lMantorx llcw tel, where he i.s offering lor sale a lino und large Stock of Din <.'oo?s, HOOTS aud 81IOKS: IfAKDWARti m?f> OHMKS, Ac. Ac. which ho intends to nell low for (-ASH. Cotncf and judge for yourselves, ftud fhongivd me u trial. The undersigned lifts also mndenn engagement with Mr.> W. IVai.sf.man, uii eipericne-' ed Merchant '1'uilor, who will alwavs inttke to order till kinds'of Clothing for Oistitleinpn'H Wear, in the hcfet and noatest Stvh>s nml In test Fashions/ (Seiitlcinon who wish to <rot n fine; suit of Clothing, will do well by calling on me and examine nty Goods* 0. KfKCKlv, Jr, IValhnlln. Awp,- 10, 1 85? 6 tf NEW PATENTS/ Oa,rria,ge i-i-ubs. r|MIK suhscr^rv lia>? tiuvclinsoil (he viglif t<r L mitke, vonll, or ?%e the Patent, granted orijr: 11-. ... u :... vr .... lining n> 1111117 .ivfitui, (11 rcnnsyivunia, Joe the useful improvement (A Carriage Iluhs of all kin?I.s. When Been, its utility ninst he' appnrent to nil. Th? Unit) is imidc of cast iron, averaging in weight less than lour pounds. Tlio Inventor says the huh is composed ofn hack and lVnrrt section, and having a thin metallic tuhe or ring, independent of each, centrally placed between1 theni, against which the inner ends of the' spokes nbiM ; when said sections are so made, .,u 1).,.'. - ??... i-.-n .1 ... .VI..U11MK ? ? >>uv;iv UIIU, .lie |?i|?C" or box 61' flic huft shall also \ic removed, or removable with it, to fncifitato the properly ?nt reducing of u new .spoke, substantially as described. Oa^rrisbg? Oonplirig. The Undersigned has also purchased (lie Pntent right Of a superior improvement. in the Unun'ing CieaV of Carriages, which only needs to lie seen to lie approved. It in quitu simple, and may ho attached to vil icles now in use, ut u vovy Hiniill cost. > Shop rights for hoth Patents for side on reason.iblv terms, l'or further particulars apply told. F. MITCH Ft,!,. Pickens t'. II.. Aur 0. 1 H.">7 .(-If Public .(Sale* ^fMIKKK will l>e sold, at the lute residents ? of Uob't. Stewart, deceased, on Wednes' day,.tho 23th dny'nl Xo\ :?hev next, all Out P'KH'.SO'X A L K?STATEof said dcceascd,consisting ot' Corn, Fodd'cV, Cattle, Hops. Sheep. >; 1 yoke' of tfcicYt, V Still and Stands, 4 head of llorses, YurmingTools, Householdand Kitchen Furniture,* wud many other articles tootedious to mention. Terms made known on <lav of sale. IK I, . . i. iv. j'um w, Adin'r. cu t. so, iR}7 in ; _ Administratrix's Sale. rpilKKE will bo sold, on Momlny the lOtft 1 day of Novcinlior noxt, at the late residenoiVoi -T. NV. Conch, deceased, all the I'eraonul Estato of said deceased, consisting of TWO MKEIA' NEGROES, One Mare, Wheat,- Corn, Cotton, Fodder, 1 two-horso W?gon,; Cattle, llogs, Farming Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and various utliCl- articles too numerous to m^U' tJioiT.TivltMS OF SALE-.-? All sums over fiver (lollarM, t-welvo mouth."-credit with interest, l'ndor that amount, en>?h. Note and security will be required So secure the sale money.<!'. COl'Clf, Adm'x1. _J>t. Ijv, U} 3 J, H. VOIGT, T I N A N D C O P. P K H SMITH, UHllinlla, S. C., IXFOKMS hi.s friends and tho public t1mt> he lias eugn^tjil si competent Coppersmith, who has upvVards nf twenty years experience in tho mamiiactilriug ot ('OItER IvET n<r I'D cimn* r o v . ?s . * i uno. >-i u.i.rv aim nit otner articles ipann-fnbliu&l out of CopiW, Tin and Sheet-Iron ; ami is pivjrtircd to till orders for all work in' his lin*nt short notice. Torniu modoraro'.?' llefers to the durability of his work. August 01 Jw7 1 tf j. w. fioiwff, jw. j? Mr. nuuusotf. /.. o. n i.i.iAit^ NOIUUS. llAUlUSON & PI LLlAMy AdArticyn at tiuv, vv II.I. nUt-nd promptly to nil business erttrus^ M to'l i? ilicir cai'c. Mu. Vii.iIi.vm caii k1*? bo Kitnd in the Office. OFPlCfc AT I'lOKfciNfi C. ]!., s, c. Beyi. 0, l?o(V l> tf C. Ih IS0KHTKT., A. K. NORM,\!* ISSERTEL & NffRMANy WnlliAII'it, *. fl. riUlK subscribers leave to inform T?oti*' 1 friomlx anti the prtt?lio generally, that they' nro* now receiving u large atul elegant us-" Mortincntl of HcaKonahlo' lh i (jjofldi, C-onHiKting of the usual variety, tVliteli arc of the' latest sfvlch tint) most hpaiitffrtl fmttorim,' Together with <i fVosji fiipplv of / CROClCniF^, 1/i ., nnF^il on flio IimJ tm nm in d"' VrtV* V .l Uftltimoro n??<I ("'hrtrlektnri lirtarT<?*.tw. nml \vi|j lie ??l?i Oft the t>cfct t^rt&K w Hush 6t\hj. Try" ihoin. JetrelrjPS &c? Thcv jH'w luvfrd on h?n<l u vitv vnUmhie Stoelc' a| J?*st?'1vv, iiu luriirftt 8pfon<li<1 fljMd and Milder \VA1!''HK8. n?id Kium'v Aviioh*. 0im??*, dr. TWtr Stock in this ^eimjffWnt ix hftivv nnd tfco nwsoi'tmfkit KtfncriU. ftiul, IIH flrwit amr vr'na fV'M iii jptym'fr,-' tin* limy mt iu?HurM pf pottiiijt a !' n 1^ inlrlA^ Til ir SHifcJi niifftnco* rpiiti* ?v vnviHy < f ; (.?>>rv nrJii-loK, wl'lich cAiv?nK ftfrtCTpf'-'i ; \>v Aaiiijst-Wn.A/f'jvH c>ud\ jnnM>i?V I nipc/ic, * ^ , . K.otNttCUBJfcOr Jh- V#?i. \i * v .. , VaiQi -v