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Oowan, Mohauroi, MoLcod, McQueen, Memmingor, Miley, Mooney, Moore, MulIcr, OHlain, J. J. l^opc, Jr.,Pdrohor, Uaylnoud, Huthcrford, Smart, Stoke?, Sullivan, t Swygort, Tracy, Vaneo, J. 0. AVilson. Su Iue Sill'wan ou fried through itH socond-roading'and ordorcd to be sent tu tho donate. The House then, at naif post ten o'clock, P. M., adjourned. Monday, Deo. 14.?In tho Senate, a 1!I1 * - ? uiu waa returned tmni tlic House of Ileprc- j Kcntutivud to ameud the law in relation to : trafficking with n)av<j9, having been read thfco times in both Housed, it wax referred to the Comiliitteo on Engroiscd Acts. A Bill from the House of Representatives to repeal an Act entitled "an Act to iucronse tue amount of property exempt from levy and salea Hill to incorporate the Sassafras (Jup Turnpike Company: a JJill to incorporate the Cashier's V alloy Turnpike Company; wero read a third time, passed, t'tles changed to Acts, and WHI'i! h*tlllHti>fl til fKh' llriiion ?f I) v- I tives. A Bill f.-om tho House of lloprcsontaiives to suspend tho operation of certain. Koctidlls of certain Adts tborclii mentioned, concerning tHo Bunks of tlm State ; referred to tho Committee of the Wholo. The General Ordora wore takun up, and i No. 187, being a Hill to provide for the bettor protection of gamo, was laid on tho table. A IV11 a-- J?-! ? /v. ? jx ittn k> provmu lor inc maintenance ot the paft'ee of this State, was read a Bdoo'nd time, and <itt the question of seeding to tlic House of Jicprcrtontativos ; was agreed to, uftor disen.^iou by Mr. Middieton. \ A Mill to provide for tlni establislimpnt , of a Norma! School in this State was read . a second time, and the quo&tiott yf sending it to tlio Ilouso of Hcpresontalivos was sustained by Messrs. Townsond and JilcAJilcy, nnd decided by yea* 21, nays 17. INI r. TillimrllllAf, n(Tdri>l) n manliHinn ! ??* ? r> - .. . a tne*< ago be sent to the House of llepreg&ntatifoft, asking leavo of that boi.ly to (intend the Senate's resolution to rejourn this Oeneral. Assembly, by striking out "Thursday 17th in#tat2 I*. M. precisely'* and inserting Saturday 10th inst. at 1 1*. j l\f_ ; raimiiloml im %??/! ? J IUIU OU? UOU Ul. Speeches were tbon mado pu the bank question by Mr. May.yek and others. In the House of Representatives, Mr. Mummiugcr, from the Committee on W ays and Means, reported on tho report of tho Comptroller (jenoral, in relation to tho smpplios and Appropriations, and reported a Hill to raiso supplies for the onsuingyear. Tito Hill was read tho first time. On motion of Mr. Klliot, the. resolution from the Senate in relation to tho adjourn ment or the Ueneral Assembly was taken up, when the House amended the resolution h}T fixing Monday next at 1 o'clock J*. M., as the time of adjournment} sent to the Senato for concurrence. Tho Senate sent to the House the following Bills whiuh were road a third time, thoir titles changed to Acta and ordered to be returned to the Senate. A Hill to amend tho 'aw in relation to tho qualification of Jurors. A Hill to in corporate tho Port lloyal Railroad Company. A liill to renew and amend tho charter of tho f'okeahnry .School. A Dill to incorporate the I'iokens 0. II. churoh. Mr. McOowan, from tho Committee on tho Military, made a report on tho Senate Resolutions in relation to presenting a sword to Capt. 11. IF. AmlorHon, recommending concurrence in tluj resolution;*. Morar*. McGowan and Blaudinc addressed the House in favor of the report, and it wuh unanimously agreed to, Mr. (ladberry culled for the Special Order, being a bill to afford aid, to tbo Spartartburg and ijniou lliijlroad Company, which, on bin motion, av;?h made tho Special Order for to-morrow at half pa.sk 1 o'clock. Mr.'Vance offered a resolution to tmspend the order of the House in relation to tho hour of meeting ; ordered for comjiderRtjyn to-morrow Mr. MeiDtttintrdr. fmm tlm nf "Ways Mwl Moan a, made a irepor on sundry KiIIh and petitions in relation to granting <iid to saHous iUUroad Companies of t1?c State. Pending the consideration of this report, ,a mcsaugc wa* rcceivcd from tho $cftuto, r of lining (? concur ri* to tlio time of adjournment, via ; Monday next at 1 o'clock. wubjcct wa? laid on tho tabic. 'tfhc consideration of the Reportof thoConirnitioo of "Way# and Mains, lu relation to granting ai?l to certain Railroad*, wn? again resumed. fh*t bill reported fixos $350,000 ii.1 the amount to bo appropriated to tlio Spar tanbui'g and Union Railroad, and also provide? foe vrinjt the a*H*t??njiint on tbe State ?tock in thc'GrccttvUlc Railroad and Lauren a Railroad. Tha dehrtta on thia question wm ponding-vrben the hour of recosa Waving arrived?the dobM' i on motion of Mr. winger, vraa poninnned until tiaif-nunt a nV clos'k, n. IM. fho IIuiiso theft t<K>k a rooesc. At the evening thft General Order* >vor? then taken up and pi'6g?,-es* uinda tfiorc ; Pw-fc??*? v?rofc.4?lon*V jumtbler* hy Ithtptonig wa* token up for conxiderAtion.-? A spirited debate took place and km in pre gr?n? wlirii the Special Oriley vra? takon tip. The .Special Ordor vrtin the biH under couaid' wnvtion nt the hour of adjournment, vis: \ . VitV to afford Rid to certain Railroad 0??wp?r ?ltm tn tho Stuto. The bill provides firtr the tianah i of tlx? jMi.uimtee of the Ht?t?i U> tho HmUh.CarolinaRailroad Company of $'2,0(K>, 0<)0 in an ?autiuble proportion atoriag tlio vBallroad Com panic* aoklnjfjiM; at*o provided fw Use payment of tho o*HCJj*nioi\t on the utookoftl, ,!l" **??"- 1 nod Jn tltA Lmiv-sns Rhwpftd j ?l?o, extends the tiDKMifti. ofaidlo Mm Spartanburg and Union WaUrond to $*3?>,<KW. Tho bill wn* ^ real a ooond tf?n?r and ordered Ui b<-. sent to by wMpj.lnp. wfcfefr pr.rtdd.vUhat inaddttion ] ? the pon*U5o* mfi providod hy Ka*. adds r thut of whtpplng~4jy?fct<> f-xoWtMrtfnine iilMift*. wft?tttk?o up, ftnrt ftftortywriillntf foutuot ftttompt* at rtiM<Mvftirtfn?t, vrm? read t\ noaontl funo, nrtit ordored to ??v; KMit to thjfc ttenate Hy * vofo of 03 ycftd to 34 ti*&< , J ; A hill to inrorporfcto certain {frXHettft*, 10* MMilfttion*, taken up, roivi a mcond , fax?, ani oriAM to b? \o \i?o licnui*. 1 ?*.. * , kvi>;- y#*jFv % '. * A bill to incorporate certain Towns anil | Villages, aud to ninctid tho char tors of others, \ was roud a second tiino, aud ordered to bo , sent to the Souatc. The .Scnato seut a bill to repeal an Act to inoreiiee tho amonnt of property exomnt from I law from lion. The Act was orilonnii to Hm Committoo on engrossed Acta. Tho 1 louse- t then ndjoutnedi WVktbr Evksinos.?The lflng evening* aro now at hand, and mucb time may bo devoted by our young men to mental Jmprovomont. Instead ofspend ing t lieir taisuro 11ours on the corners of tbo streets, indulging as too many do in profane and obscene language?if they would improvo tbo hours thus spent, in tbo acquiring of useful knowledge, which may bo obtained at less expense than tobacco ntul scgars, they would nut ? n. .1 1 ? t . v? vimi uuiiuiiv uiuiimeives, Ulll 80C101V Hi huge, by becoming sober, intelligent nnd virtuous citizens, qualified to fill tlio various stations to which they may bo callcd in after life. Ouuld our youth but appreciate tho valuo of well formed habits upon their future usefulness and success in life, we feel persuaded that they would embrace every opportunity to cultivate the faculties with which ihoy are endowed, and thus j lay the foundation for future usefulness. Uk ooutcnt with littlo?-go in for nun- i shine, love, tmd minor luxuries generally? j find let the world rush ulong as madly and i foolishly ns it pleases. Consignees at Andorson Depot, FOR WKF.K K?!>lNO DKCKMII P.ll 14. I) F Sloan, I. T Arnold & Co, Whit nor k O, W U Uowlojr, J> Niemann, W Van Wyok, D A Ahcrs John Honk'nt*, I \V Taylor, J M Alexander & Co, II K Uwciicl, 15 H f)i>.]ir<oii & Hon, .J lluufer, J I, Randolph, F C Ilorstcll, 8 & K W liro* n, J U Neville, 1) Reno, W S Hltnrnc. ? W flta p'.ien*, J L UlU, O A Brueo, Sulliran & Slounfl, W II Blribltnft, J II K t3 & Co. C Clayton, Is?crIcll & N, ? WiWmskl. A M Holland. J llOatenilurfT, J H Sunders, J Ij Dawson, 0 lUtr., J 8 Prtwloy, T II Andersou, B & H K Alexander, 11 Fajen. F. 11K.K, Agent. hyBKMSASL, Markiki*, on tins 10th instant by John Sharp, Ksq. Mr. MlUIIAKI. Kf.xxp.iiv Uaxkin, nil of 1'ickan*. ^ 1>?ro, in Vondloton village, on tho loth Nov. at the house of his father-in-law, Mr. Kf.i'dkn L. Tkiii. y, in tho 2flth yuar of his uge. Brother Terrj was left u poor orphan hoy, at a tcnilov age. in Charleston. In 1845, he left tho city nnJ cauic to l'cndleton to try nn?l do something for himsolf. ilo commenced the Cabinet butiiw with Mr. W. J. KnaufT, and, after mastering his traue, ' #? married his employer's only daughter, with Whosy family he continued to live until his death. Brother Terry joined the hi i * . viMKvimi vuurcu several years o^o, nn<l for tho lathree years ho has been faithful in his attenuanco at Chueli. Two weeks previous tc his death, 1 visited hint, conversed with him ami prayed with him, and left him in a happy state of mind. I visited him the next evening and stayed witli him through (ho night and found him still peaceful, though gradually sinking.?. Kv.cry attention that love and friendship could suggest was paid to him, but all to no avail.? II '" K3? ? ? ? * .... .....v^uiuuv Winn iyiivniis us grunt as I ever witnessed, llo rc<jue*tcd her not to leave liiin us long an lie lived, and, after lie had tnlked with lib friends and exhorted thorn to meet liiiu in heaven, lie look his wife l>y tho hand and placed it upon his breast, shouting and giving glory to God, and in tliiH fraino of mind he continued till death had done it* work. On the 17th, bla.MoflonJq brethren met fntheir room and marched in procession to the liou.se of tho deceased, tVom. thence to the Methodist church, and placed his corps near the altar.? llis funeral was prciched to a largo and respectable COftffVOfflltlflll fl'.IIW ' y. 21at: For mo to live is Christ, but to die is gain." From thcnce his body was ciiri'iedto 1. > grave and buried with Mnxunlc honor*. Ui^ther Terry him left a wife and two small childrm, with many friends to mourn their loss, but doubtless their loss is his eternal gain. "O ii.>vht this tranquil evening be An ?inbUpO of my dying day, Than might l gently sink ?o ?est With neuee of uiir?i nn.il oaluiuost blest, ? Then let iny boist'rous r>ac?ion* r. jiu? Wliilc Mine kind ongol \vhinder'; peace, Then I could leave this mortal zouo Without a struggle or a gioan. Dikd, in Anderson district, on the 21th Nov. Mr- Juiin $. 8wo*u3, in the G2d yenr of his ago. lb-other Swords has been ft member <4' tho Methodist Episcopal Church, Houth, some thirty odd years, and has l>cen it very study church gpjng ?iwl |?<ml working man nil tho time. Jl? _ i . ' ...... novo h mvgp him respectaDl?; ramily. It wiw doubtless bis greatest delight io moot hinlncthron iiv tiro Jioiitu of God and worship with them. Wo lm*o often licnvtl him relate hi.< oxpciionco nn<| toll of iUe dculingsyf God with h<H soul, but bis work Is dono und he is gone to reap hid re ward. The disease of which he died was of a typhoid iMiUiru.'and so violent that his rcasou was dethroned, and as such was not able to glvo liis friends ami family bin dying ino.'pocts : hut wlieu wo cull to mind his manner of life, wo doubt uot tlint lie triumphed in denth. brother Mwords has loft a wife and twelve children with ninny friends to mourn their loss, but their loss is hia oU-rnnl gain. . "Servant of (Jod well done, Rest from thy loved etnulov: v Tito baUle'u fought, ttie vict'r>'? won, '' Kilter thy Mooter's Joy." w. o. m. W-J.-JUMi^.i3JL!J?Ij . JJ 'J -UUJii L...t-LM# 3. A. MoREE W~~Gt7U> re?|>niruil^ imuiiu iliu UUIKUIIK of PicVeni, that he has located at IMnkons Court House, for the nurpoart of carrying on the TAILORING JIU8INKS8, and is prepared to execute all orders in tho most llAfif A>ul uf ?jlA 1". 18?r 23 tf " CHRISTMAS PARTY! rtiUKUK will bo (I QAniSTMAS PARTY J K?von at MUfthoH'n llotol, oh Tuesday ivouing the 20(h day of Dccombor, hi?fmit.v Ticko!?T~$2.00 Dfto 10 T1IH MAWAriVi}?y Ndtice. ' T*U?UC NOTICK ia hereby given lo all | ^crfuiiH intorostod, thnt tho of Alien It lack, dococ*od,in now rtmdjf and nblo W moo* all demands that aro againxt it.? Those having deniamte, olthor by note or aocovjlut, arc requested to niU and g?t, tbuii? no iuutro.si. yn*| *,e put* on tftciii ftfWip t|tti iliiftj 'i'hoao i$feW?3i wouiij ulxu ?io well (0 lrtftno nmnoiit. r W >'- itvasiks, Ftm. iV \ i.i: \ ! i. \ tW? <m t?.<; u to ( I :- / 'V^v i i' '%* * # %!**; . jL,. #. -j liAjfafiniiiriilhrV a#3M*. Anderson Prices Current. ROR?KOTKU Wk'KKLV- HV KKULANIt, HI.KOKI.KV A CO AxDKitHux 0. H., Duo. 10, 1857. Cotton per lb. - - - 8) (f?> 9 Hult. per Hack, - - '2.00 Coffee, Uio, per lb. - - 18 (<x> 14 3ugui-* bifow m. u?r H?. - 8 (oik 10 " c vuhJicu and loaf. pur lb. 1i w i Biol asses, West India, purgation, 45 (Jq 50 " N. Orleans' " '* t>2 (ti, 05 Yarn ((k.) por bunch, - - 1.20 Osnaburga, (heavy) por yard, 18 ??> 14 Hhivting.i, 14 - 10(^,11 Iron, common size- fjwode, per lb. OA " English, - - . ft Walls, per keg, - - ? 0 <7?. (51 OH, Linseed, per gallon, 1.37 0't\ 1.50 Train, " " - 00 (?\ 1.00 Glaus, 8X10 - - - 8 8.25 " 10X12 - - 8.25 Oh 8.50 llice, per lb. (n\ 7 Flour, per barrel, 0 (><) 5.50 >Vkent, per bushel, - - 00 (/? 05 Corn, " - - - 50 (<i\ 55 Itacon, hog round, - - 15 (?i 17 Hugging, Gunny, per y rd, 1H (m 20 Outs, per bushel, - 50 (n) 55 Pens, - - 1,00 Powder, ltifle, per keg. - 7 (n\ 7J 8fa5T" There is always to be found a good ytooU of Goods, at K., B. & Co s. THALIAN ACADEMY. rpitlS INSTITUTION, in Anderson TVis8 trict, 8; 0., fifteen miles above Williamston, us for ten years past, will 1?e continued under caro of I\ev. \i. KENNKDY. First term will begin 'Jd Monday in January, 185S, and no admission for loss tlian one term. J. h. KENNEDY. I)nc. 14. 1857 2^ 3 Coroner's Sale. r) V virtue of a fi. fa. to uic directed, I will soil ) before tlie Court House, within the legal hours of Kale, on Saledtiy in January next, ono Negro Woman T.eah and her child Karle, levied on as tho property of Simpson L. Fountain, at the suit of J. K. Hngood and L. t\ Craig. Terms cash. IV. .1. tj.VNTT, o.r.D. Dec. 17. 18.->7 2:? ts _ "the school " At WHITE HOCK. ACADEMY will bo continued during tho your 1858, under tho euro and instruction of Mr. ELIJAH KEESE, the present incumbeut. Rates of I tuition by tlio year. Tlio Elementary brandies will bo taught for $10; Knglitfh urftnlntttr and Ooopraphy, $L6; Latin and Qraek<Liin? fnages, including the higher branches of thelAthumaticv, Good hoarding can he had ou roawnnublo tonus. School to be opened the 2d Monday In February, proximo. JOSKl'IL ll.SllKLOll, Doc 10,18-57 Cli'nin Board of Trustees. M??Tho "Anderson Ouzetto" will give insertions, an<l forward account to this Office. WANTED TO HIRE, rilEN* OR TWRI.VR NF.fJUO MW JL work on the JMue ltidgo Rail rood, tliroo milos above Wnlhalla. Apply on the llotul, or to tho subscriber. ELAM SIIAltPE. Dec 10, 1857 22^ Cm silERIPF'S 8ALUS. I) Y virtue of sundry writs) of fieri facias to mo ) directed, will be Hold before the Court House in Pickens District, within tlie legal hours, on' tho first Monday and Tuesday in January nest, One tract of land whereon defendant lives, containing one thousand acres more or less, adjoining lands of .Samuel E. Maxwell, 0.1*. l'oole i ? i-J L - . - 1 null UMIV1I, IDIRM UII u? WIC properly Ot JllCkSOll Deaton, nt the suit of Charles It. J arret t. One tract of land, containing one hundred aft'l fifty acres more oriels, adjoining Mrs. M. Steele., J. t). Lewis nnd other*, levied 011 as tho property of Siiiipsjon Abbott, at the suit ol' 1). llicuiann. One tract of lund, containing *everity-ilve acres more or less, lying on Carpenter's creek, adjoining luuds of Isaac Williams, Win. Kobinson and others, levied on an the property of -Ino U. Hendricks, at the suit of Alvu Grifliu, Adm'r and others. One tract of land, containing six hundred and fifty acres more or less, lying oi? cast eide on Twelve Mile river, known an the wiw mill tract, adjoining lands of R. Madden and others, levied on as the property yf Green 8. Oartii*, at the suit of Thomas K. *.iaddcu for tho uuo of Carter Clayton and o^ers. mo oaianco or a divided tract of land, containing seventy-five acres more or less, whereon defendant now lives, adjoining land* of F. N. Oarvin, W. Jleovcsand others, lovied on as the property of Join* Anders, at the suit of Ilhoda Middlcton. Ouo lot of land at the oust aide of Tunnel Mill, known ax tho still house lot; also, all tho defendant's interest in a .house on l'unnol if ill, on CWlhottrt's to*, levied ?o w? tho property of ('. 1'!. Calender, at tho suit of Alex, lfrycc. One tract of land. *>nn??lnln? .1 ~~TT? ? O "W,I,UV" acros moro or loss, whereon tlio defepdant now lives, lying on Gregory's oreek, adjoining land* of Bon). llagoud, llaylis Htephens and others, levied on n? tho property of 0. C. O'lirinut, at the suit of Andrew Hunter & Oo. On Tuesday after salo tiny, at tho residence of tho defendant, one hundred bushels of corn moro or lew, ono Tot of fodder, and a small pen of shucks, loried onaH the property of I.oouard Drymnn, at the suit of Win, Oliver, Hurrivor. On Tuesday afecr sale day, at tho residence or worry uin-hnm, one hundred bushels of coiir, | und two thousand bundles fodder, levied on iui liW property, at the suit of NVui. OHvcrrSurvivor, nnd others. On Tuesday nfltT sale day, nt the defendant's residence, two hundred huvlicls of corn more or lew, levied orr iw thr . pi'?perfry of Win. ChnstuiiK at the eult of K. IK Keftn, ibj'r.*. J4- W. Keith and T. J. Koith, Kx'ors. On Tuesday after sale day, at tho defendant's residence, sixty bushels of corn, levied on 4* the i jjf i* nt fto juit of Noel 1 ?anfor<f. r One 1 hers* wnorf/on ?" 1 ty of Jamtw-A. Dodd, at the suit of Wmt Olm'r Survivor. One boggy, lovicd on m tho property of Nn ihanicl Ward, at the suit of JI. It. IfugliN, va NWhim' and Jamo* Ward. Alao, ort Tuesday after Haleday at Tunnel fmi, 1 atiJl and stand*, 1 large inotal bucket, 7 bnr? round iron, 15 large lianiracft, 12 liars cast etcel, 7 Ions handle shovel*, 12 nhort handle Hhoveln, '2 neck yoke*, 1 bar blister steel, 18 mattocks with picks, I uiebe of iron, 4 derrick crow head Vwhip 1 do* wife, 1 nai) grabber, levlod on as the property of C. K. Calender, it the ?ult of Afes. llryce. mtaooftwy <vuw saieuar, at Ti?a??l UilU 4 j <Wp;cftrt?, pnH of I derrick, a*roe ???>*? ear ulicoU. 1 lot of *bo*eiu. <*? ** <" ] pnvporvy of ifm, Fatten ?fc tho unit of Ixaortoll & Norniftn, ?nd oOior* ,, !;' v'f >* T"-"wfc"-" r?.?&rSK ?2 \\/ IV wir-itu u.1 AiH!t:oa, <H) RilodftV in i Ttownry . w*xl, 4 C a, tin}, rrinuuwng iSTfrfK 0i!' GOODS lkddn<!rji?(r. Mttfi*?kMcr?igcwk . 0 -fi -, - ' ?1 > *: V * V * ... it* c v> .? - ?.'. PICKENS ACADEMY. riMIK AQAtyKMY at Pickens (Joort House < 1. will Ijo opened fur tlie reception of Stu- -? <lwnt? on tho l*t Monday in Fehrunrv, lS.r>K, uuiicr tho supervision of WM. M. ifKATll, ?jp l<i!^rftvr)bo tcadioi tlie English i*ingu?go in j w all various branches, tiiul all the higher i hrunbfies usually taught in Academic**. In- ' eluding Latin, Oreck and Mathematics. &c. | u rj. K. M A<?< )()1>, M. F. MITCHELL, C. Pt'LLlAM, u M. M. NORTON. Pee. 18/V7. 21 If 01 _ [j To Carriage Makors. w riMIE subscriber will furnish tho WOOJ> ; m I WORK of Carriages nml lhijr^ies on tho ' V ni(>i<t reasonable terms. All bvtlers jirom]?tly | attended to. Address nie at lloek Mountain 1 P. O., Pickens district, S. C. ^ JOHN C. COOK. w Doc 8. 1857 22 M iiuntL. 10 A LIi persons huving demands against tho | j. V. Instate of B. A. Stephens, deoeused, will I vendor them to .J. K. IIao(>ou, Esq., legally | H attested, forthwith; and those indebted will U tnuko payment to the undersigned. ! LOUISA STEPHENS, Adui'x. H 1 >o?-. 0, is-)'/ XX 3_ | a Here it is?Com? and Sco! .> A LL persons indebted to the Estate of i N J ^ Solomon O'Ki-lli.v i)o/in'.?n<1 ...'.II .1-. well to niiike pnyinont to the undersigned I S forthwith. II. L. O'KKLLKY,) . , , m H. F. O'KKLLKY, j Allm 18 ti Poo. 7. 1857 22 4__ F House and Lot for Sale. ?i rpiIERK will be sold, to the highest bidder, 111 Jl ?n Saleday in .January next, the House ^ and Lot in tho village of l'iekcns, butt occupied by the late Capt. Harris. The lot contains one acre, and is situate on the western ?1 corner 01 iuo public square. The House id commodious, with out~lmildings. k TERMS.?One and two years credit, with f interest; the purchase money to he secured H by note and apprOMid Rccurity. ?? SAM'L. 11 KID, Agent. H Deo. 7, lR,r>7 22 3 0 VELVET RIBBON. b IOC - ! *' '* ' "l "V w > r<Li^ IV1' Kill_Li HON, Krmino and a great variety of " Fancy Articloa, which will he sohl very low w by J. 1). SMITH & CO. rondlotrtr., Oot 30 10 tf _ llluc UldKC Itttllroart Co. In No.C'ii. ! OUUSriUBEKS to tlie Capital Stock of this |j 0 Company are heroby notified that the 12TII atul 13T11 INSTALMENTS upon the tirst subdcription, aiul FIVE I'Ell CENT upon tho amount of the kccoikI subscription, aro io?iuircd to be pad an follow#: The lliTIl INSTALMENT w on tlie 3d (lav ot' January, 1808. The 1UTII ' INSTALMENT an.l FIVE Pr 11 CENT 011 ho- ) com! subscription, on the Ud day of February, 'I ioojs. isy order: w WII. II. PKIIONNKAU, Treasurer. Nov. H, 18:')7 18 t3F Slate ol* Son lit CnroUiia, IS OUDIXAHY?IMl'KKXS. .James S. Alexander ) a vs > Summons in Partition. " J. IT." Alexander, et uls j " IT appearing to my satisfaction tliat John II. J' Alexander, one of the parties in tills cane, rcsides without tlie limits of this Stii'e: It is or- I' dered, 'therefore, that lie do appear and object to C the division or sale of the Heal Estate of Tlioni- h a# Alexander, deceased, within three months I, from the publication hereof, or his consent to c! tlie fame will bo onterod of record. W. J. VAHXONS, o.i'.n. ? Ordlpnry's Office, Deel2, 1867 8m ti iNiSW STUK12 & NEW GOODS, " One Mile from JarriUrN Itilditc, Noavtho ltoad loading to Walhalla. rilllK undersigned wish to inform their JL friends and the surrounding country generally, that, they arc now opening a well ' 1 selected Stock ot f| Fall and Winter Cloodx, s Boot* a ml Shoos, J Iuts and Caps, Crockovr, ^ Hardware and Outlory, Urocerios, Medicincn, &c., \vlfn almost every artiele usually kept in ' a country store ; all of which will bo sold low " mr i;ii?|l I V-UU 1111(1 600. We will tukc in exchange fyr Goods, ooun- (| try Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool lints, y Dried Fruit-, Venison Hums, miw Hides, Pons *S( Beeswax, Tallow, Honey, A-o. ,, J. >f. ALKXAXDKR, K. K. ALKXAXDKH. Nov. 14, 18.V7 10 tf NEW flLOTTTTT\m 1 The Banks Not Broken ! m. fawn, * AT WAIjIIALIjA, is ircoivinp a lur^o find lVenh 8T0CKT0F GOODS, uuch ns J URV ClOOOfl. 'I hkady-^iade Clothing, iiat? a cup*, J ]{(x)t8 nud Shoes, t'rnvats, Vestin^.s, Su\, A with a gnnornl assortment of ilio mo?t f?wh- t? ioDiiblo Vail and Winter Goods. tf TAIL01UNG done in the e?Uibli?hmcnt at short notice, a:^i on the host term*. . ' IL'ih fYiolidn a lid tho laibliy arc invited to ?,' examine hia istock. n? largo ami oomplotw, '* nn?r, lia>Tngftocn laifi in wifh groat enro ft>r this market, will l.<o uiaposetl of on the-most reasonable terms. B$&.C'ull at the Now Building, opposite the I'ost Office: Waiimita, and buy bargains ! Not.. im 18 2m OrdinaryV Sale. ( BV \lrtuo of no order from W. J. Taraon*. Kiiqttiro, OnGntry of TMckunw di?(r}ct,'will be HoUl boforo tho^'ourt Koiificdoor, in IMokens _ district, on tlio flrat Monday in Juhimry no*t, within tho legal hour* of ?nle, the Heal Kstolc of Jcrcmiiih Piejdl, ueceoscd, to wit: 'fruflt No., 1 on, njg I.unrcl creek, coiUitAaing One Thoimnd Acrff more or 1ok?. ' Tract No. 'J, on Nine Time* ci-eolr. <*nn<ttinln? I ~ -n r Hix llum'irou ?m! ol*tjr-??-ttv Aores more or lpjin. r Tract No. on lllg Kiwtafoo, containing Hovcn llnndlftcl and Ki?>?ty-on6 Acnrtmoro ov loan. { TructNv-4, on Nk'?hv?iholi, containing Fivo ' iTnu'frtd and two Acre.* mora or UmW. ..'' ,$| TVnct No, K, fto\u?d?d on one ?Mo by Jocfln?oe vWci\ containing Six Hundred nnd FortyclgWt ^ 'W{W?!NO. ? o^<jYi^^Rj|,,tionta(ihlng Two !; j niitrawu rvn?v Apawjpn** <x> H.?M * Trt?ci' Not1?, oh> Ulg En^laMo, containing 8i& Knndi-cd <>ui<Viwn Aevo*moro or kg*. . \ )| ,, KoW for diMrihoHcn,amongst the legal liens 1 ufid ?v.|))i'Witirt?T?K of twiWdncrniwd. TBJtM.X <XF 8*kKV~l* fccrodiM.f ?wplvt? :oom)tS; with inti roH from ddto. Mi* piwcliniwr <H- pwKdw^eatonu* |hr, brafaftimfo Ordliw. r*, wiiii two gntxl. to, seinive tony nuf- ^ .tMMML'-' - ft. q; wMwjwfapfl*. t| (10 01) NEWS! "j u llnvri Timet* No j HST K htivo just rccoived one of tlic lnrgi-nt i }y SforUM ol' ileodN lint li?8 over been brought to I'onrlleton, j hioli wo propose nclling A'J! I'lUCKS iu suit 1 ILK TIMES. Our GOODS were bought in | 08ton, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,! ichmom! and Chariton, having purcbanotl i ten articles hi snul CITIES a* could bo had ) the most AI) V AN TAGKOCJS TOR MS? 'o INVITE ono nml all to coine ami I.OOK ; our whether they wish to buy not?we charge NOTHING for SHOWS'U thorn, on<l but 8HORT PROFITS when 0 SELL. Wo do not advertise for form, or lerelv topntroniso a paper, but to let tho 'HO'LE PEOPLE KNOW that we have a Largo Stock of Goods, ml that we arc in EARNEST when we say u will sell them LOW. Wo think wo can j ifoly say that our assortment is not excelled \ 1 the upper country. It consists in part of J loths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tweeds, Sati- I nets, (h>o. Planes., Kerseys, Linseys and j Flannels: rown una mcachert Miirting, nt GJ to2.">c ; j leachcd and brown Shirtings, and Pillow 1 Casing; I doaehcd colored nnd brown Prills; nuking nnd Seamless T?ags; IriBh nnd Bluy > ,incus; .Jaconet, Oainhriesnnd Muslins Plain ! laid nnd stripped : Hats, Caps, Honnots and j lilluicrv Goods; READY MADE CLOTH-I \(i: Marino, Silk and Cotton Drawers and I hirts; India Rubber Shoos; Conts, Pants { nd Lcggintpi: Roots and Shoes; Yankee Nouns, Toys; GROCERIES, Buckwheat Hour. ruits, Pickles mul Preserves: Drugs, Paints, ye-S tuffs and Harden .Seed ; Shovels, Spades ill Axon; Horse Shoes and Nails; Cutlery id all kind* : Hardware; (.'roukcrv, China 'are, &c., Ac. We are prepared to fill orders for llolting loths, Mill Stunco, and Mill Fixtures, on iort notice. Wo will lake in exchange for Goods, Tureys, Ducks, Chickens, Ejrj$s arid Butter, ountrv Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool lats, Wool, Dried Apples and Peaches, liaiti, Lard. Venison Hams, Hides, Tallow, oeswax, Honey, Shingles, Lumber. Peas. I nts. Corn, Wheat, Bye, Barley, &v. WE TAKR T11E BILLS of the Sl'SPEXEl) BANKS QK THIS STATE, and most r those of (5EOIIGIA. Wi1 will allow 6 EH CENT premium 011 (10LI) and SILVER j hen the purchaso cxeceds&l. J. B. E. SLOAN H CO. n n-i.? v" t - i i-Hninvuii, i\uv. i. jmi li If COME AND SEE! 11ITV. subscriber not being able, bv aftliel tion iiixl otherwise, to attend toliis busies* as it should bo. offers nil his VALUAllil'j LANDS and ther property for Mile, lie lands are good, pretty well improved, ell timbered and watered, with good bottom ind. The places are public and desirable, | itli water power, and a srold mine- tlmi-nim I ' mi likolv JCKOllOKS anil othor personal ?*ito will fjo Mold with the promises, if tram t e?l. onus accommodating. Apply, four milcn est of Piuketisville, S. (?., to i:i.ll11; GRIFFIN. Sopt. 23, 18.")7 11 2>n3wt* 1 Thn A (immJefKntn*'" **4V AAVlAlil&lAO VO. U.1U1 O \F .JOHN McWlIOUTKK, deceased, will . / hcII on Tuesday 22d December just, at is residence One Likely NEGRO Fellow 27 ears old ; Ono Likoly Negro Woman 18 nd child 2 years old. Also, 3 Horse*, I Mule, 'uttening and Stock Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, orn, Fodder, Outs, Wheat, Cotton, Houseold and Kitchen Furniture, I Uuggy and [arncss, Blacksmith's Tools aiul other artiIcH too tedious to mention. TERMS.?A Note with two good sureties "ith interest from date, pavahlo 12 months u iunnur iwr mi sums over ;>o ; and cash fur 11 Ickh xuma, will l>e required. ROK'T. E. McW ilOilTEll,) , J01IX M. MeWlIOllTEIt. ) A(lrm 8 Dee, a. 1Ku _21 3 NEW MARBLE YARD, U (im nvillc (). II., So. Ca. PHK 8URC1UBEU8 having opened an e?tnl>1 litihmcnt in tlio (own'of Greenville for the ulu of MAllllLK HonuiucnfN, Tombs, Head Sioncs mcl all other work rlono in their lino. A good ssortment of Marble will bo kept constantly on and, to which they would respectfully call tbaMention of t.ho citizens of this and the surrottiiing Districts. An experience of over fifteen curs in tho Murblo business, warrants the subbribers in Buying that satisfaction wilfbegiven i all who may favour them with theiv ovdovs. Urtfora by mull promptly attended | CHALMERS & A LLKX JjgTllofcr to (Iowru, Oux & Qowkh, nntf W. I. Wat?ox, dreorottlo. Not. M, 1867 T? Hm Slate of Soullfe <J;trolir?aT IN KQI'ITY VK'KENB. Graham Duko,c?. ux.,ot. ?? |milror Pftvtrtion o?. Ponuldson, ct. ux., oi, al) cc l' [Ml IS Court of Equity, fov Pickens rlisti icf. harl ing refovred the Account*) of HnrHct Dnko, dmiliixri'atrix, ami 1'aixnn Duke, AilminiMtra" >r. with the will fuviM?*?ft. >?*' !.!? Pbm??hI i itu of Kuasoti (JnMM>n\ deoeased, Ho tlio Coin-* lUuionor lor settlement, the defendants Carter m lQti, (lie lielrs-ut-Tnw of nilllnni Cannon, doJtist'il, Murgnret Mtvrchbunks, Judy Kondriek, Iijnli Canm>n\ Rfartba Brownmul Jne. Cannon, ho arc absent from tho State, will take noticc nit tlio-stttd lliU'RRBNfclt will be hchl nt my Ofae, <wv Monday the 15ih dav of March hcxv, UOirir. A. TIIOMI'SOJf, C.r.r.n; i Oom'nrOffiefl. Nov 1 J. <? PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, )V all gfocs, with ?nd without Hollow-ware. For sale bv J. II. VOIGT, ()niyi?itrl>lnnt?r,H Hotel. WalnfcllarS.O.. Atijjast fK XK>i 4 tf w.-?f . ^ ?= ft. |a a 5 ? s K _ -v 0 .fa H f & * 3 ^ O i g ?? ? * I "I S&5. ,*J %A S '*?* li afash 345' |gg *| SliJ1 ??M?Uf . ^5 t Si$ vt! *5 MHJi ji 5! M 55:*|8# g I"1 | J 6 **?? ? 9 ;^| . o " '*TBjdrii*r; A^AIST rVO J<ftV OXJONf yf common r<ix?, one ii (Idftr ftrir^UJu ??wl lkn atlirvv i'aII/.m* m!#./) 'h*y ufc dbnbtfew insfrlng tfwii* xny to UcorIn. Apr inlovhinll(m roitcfcrfttutt ihfm'will ?thankfully nt tht?'Qffi<*c, mvl till gew.sos paid. Oct. 80U . t&4f. I ' ; ' 'iTIsifi/ "4 5 - FALL AN1) WINTER GOODS! J. D. SMITH & CO., AT PESO l-ETOX, SO. C\4., VltK n??\v rwlMviug mid opening n ?)d?ndid.ncw and carefully wdevied Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Whieli have Ik-mi puroliaped by oii? of .!? > firin on \rry advnutu>re<>us terms. Our Mock consist*, in part, of LAD1E8 DRKSS GOODS, such us Muslin dt-Luim', Cashmeres, Aljmo<?as, Gin?;lmnis, Calicoes, and Fanev Articles. ror ur<i\ J'L>K31J!iiViS WlJAll, wo linvo Cloths, Cassiineies, Tweeds, Satiucts, Y outings, CYttVOtn, ivC., &<:. Ready ITIadc Clothing, Consisting of Cloth, Satinet, Tweed, Drwn and Ovorooutu, Pants and Vests, of superior ?tvlc and finish. A largo stock of Silk ami Morocco OAITKItS. liUOTH SHOES, HATS .t CAl'S. Jewelry, (fold Hroofllios, Eur JJobn, Finger Kings, and other articles. All of which we will sell low for ('ASII. Call and examine our Stock for youreclvov and lie convinced ! Ochft, 1857 13 tf_ ftTLAWTV BAWftl 4Y/\ AV\7rWORTH OF YATjI; A*iij)f )l J Ul HI BLE P R O P ERTY TO HE RAFFLED FOlt, consisting of EASLEY'S SPLEXDlD MlLJuS, nnd other machinery, together with Seven Hundred Aero* of Lund and 24$ Town Lota in tho Village of Easier, making 230 prixes. Highest prize, $20,01)0!!! Fur further particular* see hand hills, or address cither of the following gentlemen at Easleyr Pickens District South Carolina. Price of chance* only $10.00.. Any person enclosing ?10.00 addressed as above, and giving their name and Post Office plainly writ- .' >? ten, will receive a certificate of chnncc by) ?> turn mail. F. N. GAHVUfr 1 2 f B. F. SLOAN. A. F. LKW'IS, / g \ H. I.KE THKI'8T0T*> JOHN IK)V.T.N", | 0* I ALKX. McBKK. OKO. SEABORN, j' $ \J. L>. ASH MORE. Oct. 2, 18H7 " V2 tf NEW STORE k NEW GOODS ?r\ KIECKi; JK. 1FIS11KS to inform his friend* and {no pnf>* ' He of Pick ens District, and the surround ing country gonerally, that ho has lately returned froui Charleston ; and ha? now opened his Store at Wnlhallnr opponite IManters liotcl, where he in offering lor f-alo u fino and large Stuck of 1>KY CfiOODN, ROOTS and HJIOKS: HARDWARE, GROCERIES, *e. *e. which he intends to sell low for ('ASH. Como and judgo for yourselves, aud then give me a trial. The undersigned has also uiud'e an engagonieiit vrrtfc Mr. w. AV.w.srman*, an experienced Jfcrcftant Tailor, who will always make t<> order nil kinrr?iif (MiiHitur* fi.* rt O [ Wnar, in th* best and ncatont J8tylen and latest Fanhlonp. I (ientlemen who wish to pet n fine unit of Clothing, will do wall by calling on mo unit examine mv CJootfH, 0. RIKCKE, Jr. "WalTmfln. Aug. 10.18AT. JS_ _ tf CAN1)LE 31ANUFACTORY, I '1 1ILF* undersi lined, who hns ? nrni??i/?ul .JL knowledge of tJie business, lias commenced tho Manufacture of a superior purified TALLOW CANDLE. At Wallialfsr, TVhcrc lie mny be found stall fciwep. Candles, of a superior quality, always on hand, and for Palo on the most reasonable term?. A fair price will be paid for Tallow. (i. A. CSI MTAU. Oct, 20. 1857 10 3m__ NEW PATENTS* Q_ja,rria,ge Hubs, TIIK subscriber has pnrcKnved the rij^lit to Jl. mnkc, vend, or wee the PiiCont, granted originally to Henry Xycnm, of PcM&?yWaAi.i, for the useful improvement of Car*ijigc Hubs of all kinds. When seen, its utility must bo apparent to nil. The Ilnb is jrtaddof cast iron, averaging in weight fess flmn four pounds. Thu1 InveiHor says tlio hnb is compos-ed of n backaft<F front section, and having a thin motnllio tube o? ring, independent of each, centrally placed between them, against which tlie inner ends of the spoftcs a Tint; wRon said sections nro po made, as that in'1 eniiirioff f)n> nun i)'i? (UJ.U box of fho hub shall also restored, or remo^nVile with it, #0' facilitate Hie i?it>perly introducing ef a uew spoke, imlmtnn'luUy as described, Oarria,ge Ooupling, Tho umler^igawl bus nlso purchased the l'ft~ tent right of a superior improvement in the Ilunning Gear of Oarrinjtes, which only necrl* to l>e seen-to lVayyro*x:d. It is quito simple, tmd mwy Re attached Po vehk'los aow in use, ufi a very hiiiuU copt. rump rigntH lor notn rnfcrtts for sale on ron-sonnblo terms. For i'urther particulars npply to1 M. F. MITCHELL. Pickens (\ IT., Anjc 0. 18"?7 4-tf ~JTH. VOIGT, TIN AND COPPERS' 31 IT IT r VI alftarfft, 9. ., INFORMS hi? friend's and the pnhlic that In? has engagod a competent Coppersmith, who ha? npward* of twenty voam experience* 1 in the1 m.nmfncturinsc of' COPPKll KKT ! TLKS,- 8TCLL8, and all other nrtielen inanu-' j factored out of Copnc\r, Tin ancl Hlicct-Iron ; I and i? prepared to till ordwr* for all work in | li'a Ifnaat uhort noticp. Terms moderate.?? ftofrrato the iltfhUiit^ uf liin work. /tuguat 6, fN6? 4 It C. iT. IS3KRTKI?. X. XQRMAK ISSEItTEL & KORMAN, waih?ir? *' w? r*? V' TlfP imfaeriftef* he?? \+rs* to fnrofrtV their' fr?or??l\i ftiHf the- puWS>'ftwi?rafly, that thry I Kt& now receiving a largo anil elegant as^ Hortmunt of .Koasonahlfl l>ry C?> ??><?#, foiifiVting of the umi?1 vayj?ty, wfiich arorff tha hitwt Ktylr* ?vi<r most DrtlrtiTkl Togftthur with ft froxti supply <<' ClROCEftl^ . PilrrhaRftfon the hi*t tefW* fr) the ?cw York,. llnltlmiirr* ititf! rjirtv^AAtnrt oiJ V>e Koj'd on tlio form* for <vw?A only. Try thctyv * Jewelry, tlicv nTxo hn>i<f n vrrv vnVnnhl? fWk of wtnv^fV, h?o1nd?i>g ttttaidiA Gold and SMl? \or \VAT( HKS.Nind Fancy ArtWro, Dnifcw, ^leilifinox, At, TI.aU In -? ...... r?wn m tinn wuiMrinirm ik rtOHT*- nn?T th* awwrtment ^ncrrtl, and, a* tfrcat' otra vrftw had' in buying, tl?o purcftppef iney m<t wnrcd of ft pure articlc. Thrir S*to^k" nmbrf.roK <h*Hw a rirfrly of other Article*, *Hfch can onK'tv 0]>i>r<?rjotf"f by bfiflir ?K?n. Pi?11 enflv and h*v iWfmint*.ISSKRTKliL * Nrtli>|j\N. If _ i a 11^ * r rir h>fh *? " i ^ UHiaiin, ,h:ij - h ICS! It* ? m A