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ntfuggle for power, and then rafeo tho last, fo dread issue of disunion. ai^ Uo coucliuica by addressing tlio Couir j K mitteo ns tho friends of Mr. Ikictianun and is tho Administration, who have his best ti< ' , wishca and warmest friendship, and whom j he would save both tVoin danger und defeat. Ho trusts iu their pare and patriotic j JV motives, but ho regards much more thn i 1 Democracy of the Houth anil the Union L" and professes anxiety for their f It*. I'or r himself, lie fears uothin", tirmly standing oii the right, iu spite of friends and foes. ? Mexican News. so New Ornkans, Feb. 11.?ThcTeunos- uj see has arrived. | of Jomonfort.being abandoned by the troops Ti left tbe city of Mexico on the 21st., when nt the Pronuuejados entered the l'alaco and in named Acofbigo l)e Notable head of the fo Government Ue, undertaking tho trust, m acknowledged the Government which had in been organi7.od and nominated its miuis- bi tors. They, howevor, up to the 27th. wore in not in r>ox8C??tou of ft single post, hut \Vcre j kii dependent upon the clergy for support. ; '11 Junrrex, I'rumdeut of the Supreme Court, j lie as President of the Republic under the j fo Coutftitution, called Congress together at hi (iuannxuto. ri< {^chcraltf l'arodi, Artenga and Do dale of were preparing at Several points to unite in u march against the city ot Moxico. 8koond dksi'a'rClI. j* Nkw Oiu.kanh, l7eh. 11.?Serious conflicts occurred in the city of Mexico for'thc period of eleven days before (ion, Zuloago . triumphed over tho government troops.? .K Very few, however, wore hilled. General Zuloago received twenty-nix out nf twflntr - *! v ' ?wvo ui 1116 VUUUC1I OI O- . tables for Provisional l*rosidcut ot' l'ucblu, ll mid other places where the new Governmont is rccoguined. The whole country is in a Plate of ana*- Vl' chy and confusion. (Jens. Juarrer., l\irod? anil other* oppos- ll ed totlio uew government, uro expected soon ,l to march on tho Capitol, where prcparations are making to . repulse them. More lighting in inevitable. Gen. Alfonso, at Vera f!m* l?n? *? .? - I ? 1? J], nounccd in favor of Santa Anno. . (Ion. Zulonga has issued n dccrfto rcstor- ' 1 ing the ecclesiastical and military jurisdiction, and repealing the laws of 1850, where- *11 by the property of the ecclesiastical corporntious was pronounced alicuablc. 'i'he c"' decrce annuls the Balo of church estates !c under that law. ,u i? xi.- i ' * ,u iv iuimuivm viinit tuc ciorgv nnvo loan- j," ?d Zuloago $l,000;O00 to pronioto hir> sue- J? vess. . A similar state of affairs is reported at a Sonorn. Tamaulipas and Coalnila it is said will 0f ?ct in unison in carrying on the conflict. vi The Aspect of the Times- ,!|j "We fed it as a sort o? duty to republish the following excellent and seasonable rc- u. mnrl-a of <l.? At,,. 1..:-. ? >< ......... v. ??U 4MUAHUUIIII K3'K( IIICI, WHICH . wo find in a recent issue of that journal, . nuclei the caption given above. The times are indeod full of nngry incrtaoe, nnd it is ' the province of. the press to endeavor to al- P lay, as fa? as powaihle, tho uuhappy discords |V and tufcvults that aftliet tho country. If 1 tho members of Congress meet togcthor not 111 us brethren, to confer upon the best means Cf. of promoting tho prosperity and glory of a ^ common coubtry, but us enemies confront- Xv' ing oaeh othor with hostilo looks, and ready ^ at any ihomont to engago in personal con-1 Jl!,i '? ? - * * * * met, n wire mctccrt best that we should u' Kcvcr tho baud* that unite ?.s, for those bauds eiir* no longer be bands of affection', Vl; but chains of bondage and of unnatural al- ?\ banco. Shame'on tho men who ai-c striving j !f. to oxcitc these bitter animosities between , 1 the ditFcrcnt woctions of the country. But! ??ur cotemj>orary speaks our own nontiinents \ bettor than wo give them ourselves. Hear Av 1 him: Tho stytijglo and the sconcs of Friday f0 ?;?!. lr-n -? ,r "wy ... *??v j lull ui iu'.juvhcuulllves Will on painfully htartlo i?n4 iiniirww tho country, tc Such 'jigri? socm iudcca pro^noatio, and vi look hb if they were almost the beginning w] of i1\c end towards which they noint. SK When the representatives of the noveral , V States ennnot. meet without motional fights re in the very natln of legislation, the time dr will liave come fyr them to adjourn sfiie on die. The tumult of Friday night in even an more a tomir than a dixgniec. The eje- tic went* must be not. only cotubu?tibic, bnt ready to kindlo, if a more spark can till*# of put theni into flame. It is tnc r'cep-seatcd nr animwjitic# in which theae dwovdors havo \t thoir birth, which give them significance. un The North and South arc f??t growing into two distinct people#,. with contrast* and opiniooa and sentiment and innmlcr# ric wIONwt aa marked ns arc tho?o which divide Ju thft French and Kngliuh. Tho railroad* .62 aind Uatorconnnunications on which we re- ha liod to prevent these difFcvVhccs and nssimi- of Into uit to each other, aeem hot to aeconi- Hp jjlisli the expectation. ,^Tho great ium* of 1?J ihc poople remain unaffccted. The comiwrativt'ty fow who <^el, tire ponornlly the p ( AinbUioun or the m<W?y making, who are ^ ' orer-a\red by the bonwi gentirueiit inritead ^ ^ " *fi&iSSK5r^A? v. rv <1^ vuimuH/il Vf BUUF15 Ui VI1C5 / pirfa of fraternal cooceaHioit it weceaanry . now than when thoru vrrts lewi oocaaion for jj it? exorcise. llut this spirit Hcenw to bo ( ^ decaying, instend of utrengtheuing for the ?xigf!M$r. pedagogue#, as a menus of ri- ^ ctfnji! iitfo power, are fcmniug prejudice whioh they can neither allay nor direct.? ^ Vulcan l'rovid?mco shall mmd another mitta ] to oni- pooplo, wc tnttab inevitably and #pocd- am ily fattumiVl the brnikem uf di8unipj?,|k^^ Njg H B, Wff' J? l>- ?rJ?V r m A gifW- oho Kw? told u?-?? " Pier r^; ?*fcMSjSfe.'MgSfra,r'-';ici: *' i 'ill "HU of tho wavo and not the vock . X i 16 m?y prove so now. Mo?k ferwotty A. do wo. trvMt it wilfc jltit xre *** ooiwtrmmm "V to rc?pif<\ ih'etlmest^wfnUof dlingmn. W<i ^ nro dKvfnjs u'sUv of pcrilp i s t0 u?u niiiumf; wunH'icw, over wiiiou ^ngry'ihn' VmrpcHlB nro sweeping. It la a timo when i #*1 f nil bauds ?lio?ld bo upoti dock I Kvcry b*i jiatriut fdiouM and *buuld V^ hi* work by tfc<4W$ tlmt t?i* 1 ^ clings ami tcnipor ond anna aro fraternal id conciliatory and juat. It is not in the ansua (question Clint onr trouble lien. It in the cnu*i? which have made a quosi>n of Kansas. THH PtBTHORA OK OotD.?TllO JICCUillation of gold in the banks throughout c country since tho panic, is tho most rearkablo iinouoinl event of the times. The hiladclphia American !?aya the aggregate now, fts made up from tho returns item January 1st, and since that time, fully tfhty-Jicr) millions of dollars, or twentyvon millions more than at the 1st of Janiry, 1857 ; then the total in all the banks the United States, ns made up at the ronsury Department, was 58,850,000; >w, exelusivo of States reporting eight ill 10iis of specie, in January, 1H57, the otinjjp are 7(5,500,000, all from recently tblinlied returns. Thn returns not here eluded uro not aceessiblo at the moment, it wo may bo safe in supposing that an crease, rather than a defleicney in the ooie totals, has been realized there also. Iio whole probably exceeds 88(5,000,000 >w held by the banks, exclusive of Calirnia, an increase of 828,000,000 on tho ^h sum reached a year since during a peod of full prosperity in every department ' business. iviot and Jjosh ov 1AKB.?A murderis affray took pl?eo on Loudenslager's ill, Baltimore, on Sunday afternoon last, ho Sun says: It appears that for somo time past a fou<1 ts existed between the runners with the afnyotto and Columbian Fir? Companies, id they had several battles without any icisive result. They met yesterday, agreeily to arrangement, about one hundred id fifty stroug, 011 each side, armed with ms, horse pistols and revolvers. They ere composed of boys from twelvo vears age up to manhood, and for a time the ittle was waged with ft determination to Ice life. There Was but one police ofticer escnt?S. Cadcl, of the Eastern District -and he did all in his power to check the inflict, but was powerless. Whilo the fight was going on, n lad oi irtceu years, named John Jost, who resi:d with his widowed mother at No. 208 nnbard-street, and who was acting on the 1e of the Columbian runners, foil, mortalWMo 1>? <5-1.1. - .?vMiiuvv4, * ;*io uivu^nt tin* U^Ub IU U two, and tho combatants fled in every diction. A carriage was procured, and the iy was taken to his home, but died before > reachcd it. A warraut has been issued r tho arrest of a fellow named I'tiggy ownca, who is supposed to have iircd the tal shot. Tiie Nkw Sxatk IIouhk.?The editor ' !,? n i:? iiri .v- i--_ .? vi?\? livivn il/ny Ililrt rUCCIHIj si toil Columbia, and among other notiee>le things speaks thus of tho new State ouse : Wliile in Columbia wo visited the new :ato House, which is in process of crcetion. is certainly a Hcceulean job, but everyling is conducted with perfect hyatcm, for joro is hucIi a large number ot hands omoyod, if this was not tho cane very little ? l .1 i i n " juiu uu uonc. iionio 01 trie roclc used in iC building will weigh 12 tons, but the ftohlncry used for their elovation is y.i iinplcte tlxut they can be hoisted to tUoir ace with very little trouble. All the urk is put up with the utmost caro and eiy means is used to prevent the corncrs om being mutilated and a guard is on lf.y night and day to keep persons from eddling with or misplacing any article icd. It in supposed thnt it will take sevn! vnarsj VA* rtAiimlr if ^ m. ?v wui|;i i?.; iv, aim \TI1VU llli^ hod it will bo the HiU ' c building of tho nd in tho United Stated oxcopt tho Cnpi1 ot Washington. Its cost is estimated to > about 8-t,OuOtOOO, but in our opinion it ill roach ?.3,000,000, if no) more. AstkmptedFougruy.-*?A forced check r 8820, purporting to be drawn by one of ir firms, was presented for pay.ucnt yesrday at a U:oik of this fcity, by an indi-1.-..1 - / ?A .--A ? uuMi yi sumi person, nguc complexion, liiskcrs aud hair, and apparently about ) yonrs of age. An tho firm had no account infcheBnnk forred to, tho Toller Kupposed they feud awn by mistake, and' su^gOHted a referee to them. Tho holder loft the chock, d it was submitted fo tlieparticw in quea>n, who at onoe denounced it os a forgery. If iu f A 1\rt ??1/1 A vx ' ' * av ?.j wv i/V' iv^iviv*;u iiiiiio mu BiV5|UUlullft tho pflicuni had not boon more fuily juHod at first, nnd tho forger socurcd.?i it is we can only urge proper cimtion d vigilance.? CV:4"/leMon Courier. MotiE CJor.n.?We learu that another >h gold vein has boon discovered by Mr. s. K. AYood. of Aurnrin, on his liot No. it in tho l!JtU Dist. and lwt Section, north If. Two panful* of ?lato yielded 28 dwta pure gold nnd twenty dollars worth in Bcinicns or oxQ.-^-JJahlonega tStytiaf, tli imt. ,, . , Homicjdk.t-Ou Thursday morhiupj lawt Coroner's inquest was held o\ey tho body Sophia Phillip*, of thin placc, who wa? iuu dead in bed. Tho verdict of the jn* was, that deccaued oamc to her death ua a blow on the head with a picce of n; inflicted by her huabiuid, George Phil* *>; Phillips id dow cunfiuod iu jail to ait hifl trial. Both drunk. \ < - . ., . [ f)ahloiu:ga Signal, ^ iW, 1 ' " M i i j Mpiiif l?i ? Maahixp, on tholClh ln?li\tit, by W. tf. Ori?h, E?q., Mr. JamhS It. Mi< 19 E1.1js.vrit A.XU 1'aios, jili of thin district-. riiVAi, nwvicjeT SbOTICK is hereby glveivtb alt uoncorned (hat tv fimil Hfcttfbpimit, of tho of &H Klr&say, <!?"" ?? wlltta made before , Ordinary. at I'lekolk O. it, on Friday the ;h dM.6f,>fs?y rtcat. All imfobtod said KiU{o^unHt mate pnymcat, Atutthoac una demand* will fonder tb?m>to moj lowa.ASIm. -- " a?*? - r ^ ' V uw' ur ifiujr >vi*? - h: S?5f. V >f. OAWVI5T, ArfmV. F?l> t% \m GO ^ * TO SETX, SEVERAL HORSES, tit prices i-Auging _ from ?00 to ?250. Also, SEVERAL NEGROES. M. M. NORTON. Vol) 18. IS5* 31 " rt-j: i/riuiiHUUUS. 1) E it ordained by the Town Council of I'b'kJl) ohm, That the following taK be lovlud for tho year, 1858, to wit: > 1. All portions liublo to perform rond duty, > within tho corporate limits, shall pay tho auui of Three liblkiswchi On all flnvcs, 80 cents ouch ; 10 por cont upon the value of erory l?undttd dollars worth of lot?, moruhandlxo soM, unit professions, within the said corporale limits; i ami 10 per cent upon the value of every huni dred dollar* worth of real estate ill tho corporate limit*. Tbo said tax to be pa'nl to tho Clerk of Council on before the linlt tlsiy o'" May, 18oH; I mill tiifti execution do issue to collet said lax if 1 llCCl'SSary. 2. lie it further ordained by tho authority i tifcvcsaid: That from the publication hereof, it shnll be unlawful for uoy slave to be nt large, after 9 o'clock, V. M,, without n spocial permit. And any slave ho offending shall be committed ! to jail, thero to remain until 8 o'clock the morning following. The said slave then to bo re' leased on the payment of $1 by tho owner thereof, or rcceivo not more than twenty-live lashes ut the discretion of the Iiilcndant. 1 8. lie it further ordained by Hie authority aforesaid: Thai it shall be unlawful to shoot any ; firo-nrm within tho corporate limits; tiiat tl shall be unlawful to drive a vehicle of any kind on or over any side walk within the corporate limits; that it shall bo unlawful to ride on or 5 over nny side walk, or hitch or fnstem any horso I or horses to nny trco or fence, or on any side J walk, in tlie public square or streets of the vil] lage of Pickens; and nuv person or norsoiis ?? i offending sliiill bo lined $1 for u:\clt und every I offcncei The Mid fine or fines to bo collected by tlio Town Marshal, Who may enforoo the ' collection tliorcof by execution it nccessary. Untitled in Council, the 14th Fcb'y, 1858. M. F. MITCHELL, Intendnnt.. Feb 2!> 31 ? STATU OF SOUTSl" CAROLINA, 1'ICKKNH HIST?IN THB COURT O* COMMON 1'I.KAS. i Noel Hundford Foreign Attachment. i . vs > j. J. Norton, John Phillips. j PlJT'a AtCy. V\rilEREA8, tbe plaintiff did, on the 12th T I day of February, 1858, file his declaration against tlio defendant, who (as il is said) i: is absent from and without tlio limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy oT tho saiu | declaration micrht be served: ltiinnl?nul fore, tlint tho said defendant do nppear and plead to the said declaration oil or beforo the liitli day of February, 1850; otherwise, flnnl and absolute .judgment will then bo given and awarded against thciu. J. K. 1TAOOOD, c.c.p. Clerk s OlTicc, Fob 12, 1858 lyq_ ASSIGNEE'S SALE. WILL bo sold at I'iskenavillo on Wednesday and Thursday, tho 3d and 4th i or xuarcn next, nil tlic assigned property of Hlijnh A. Alexander, consisting in part of A vol I selected STOCK OF FRESH GOODS; Seven new two-horse Wagons; Ono second hand Wujjon ; Twopetts of Blacksmith's Tools; Lot of Timber, Paint Mill, &c ; Lot of Iron, llorso Shoes, <fcc; 1,000 lbs IJACOX; 5,000 bundles Fodder; Household ami Kitchen Furniture ; Two llitles nnd ono Shot Oun ; Five Cow* and Calves, &c. TERMS?On a credit of ,Vix mouths on all Klllll.<l IIVIM'fiin ili\!1n**n V"'" "? ' J ?*?VA 41|>|IIW\IM| , Hceurity required before delivery of tncjroods J. 14. IIAGQOD. | M. M. NORTON, > Assignees. J. J. NORTON, ) Feb 11. 1858 30 3 To my Patrong. *JY/f R. C1IRISTQPIIER C. SIIARl'E bus i J.TJL uoon appointed my Agent to scttlo, roecivo and receipt for any amount duo mo. JOSEPH BURNETT. Fall*. Feb Ut lft)8 no 3 NOTICE. * A persons indebted to the Estate of Dr. xY. F. W. Kyuimcs, by Note or Account, MUST pny before Return duy. If tlicy do not, their note* and Account* will bo placcd 1 in tho hand* of an officer for collection. >Y. Jt. JUiNKa, Kx'or. Fob 0, 1858 no 3 State ot* South Carolina, IN KQt:IT Y?PI CKKNS. GUAHDIANS, Trustees, Committees anil Itccclvcrs, who have bon?l? in the Commissioner's office, owl person* who havo sold property under the order of the Court of Equity, ar?hereby notified to tile their Returns in'my office, on or before tho first day of May next. Vouchors lor nil payments out'sirsT be exhibited, together with all bonds, notes, certificates of stock, ami other erldentOH of choses in action, and Also nil title deeds, bills of sale, And other muniments of title to projtorty held in trunt Those in default, at the expiration of the limt above stated, will bo ruled indiscriminately ns Hie law directs. HOU'T. A. THOMPSON, C.k.V.P. Oomrtiixidoner'x Office, Feb 13. 185R td The Last Notice. 4 LE pornOn* indobtod to the Estafo of /"V Fountain Alexander, deooaaod, MUST 4ARE PAYMENT BKFOHE KETUItNDAY, or thoy will be nucd! D;A. AEEXANDEU, ) AHi. T. M. ALEXANDER J Ad,n r3' Feb. 10.18o8 3Q . a K^TATK IVpTICB. AJLL firson? indebted to tb? Eitato of Doctor .^penoor, deceased, arc roquired to nmko im}y?H.'uto payment; and, those having dcuuiudh ujj^v'unl ?uid Estato, uiuot ro.ndor them ta we,. legally attested, on or before aiouuay iUUi Uay ot'i?Viy next, as on that day a final settlflinonfc of aa> * Kdtato will hoinudc before tho Ordinary, at Piokcns (J. II. J. M. SPENCER, Aam'ir. Fob 2, 1&5#_ _ '20 3m VELVET RIBPON. NOW open, 125 p1c\Kw? of VELVET ItMHOX, Hr idjit ami & great variety of Fttooy Artioltw, which wM ba fold very low by J. I). SMITH A CQ, Pondlotdn. Oct 30 10 *f 10TS FOR SALE. PERSON# desirous of purc)tft?lng I?OTR IN TIIK TOWN OP WAL!IAI.I<A, can Uoro them.vifi tliu tfiiml conditions. A ntilv to J. If. OSVEKDOftlfT, Agftnf: wwllmlkk not..9, 1hm 20 tt {foronez B Safe. UY virtu# of * *. fa. to me'tlirecteri, I wIHmII > Wor?'tho Cdnrt Momho/ within H?o' lofrnl hour* of-BAl*,- on 8?l?tUy next; 100 _ ijt*?j?- 11 - *" ??;rcn ?>i isuu more ur iuhh, lying on Dr*flo?>?? of i.lUJe RUer, H<y*.?isiiu)(liimfA of L. N. Koliirw, Hi IK l^?.*on ?uilrotK<)W, IhiiWlcBiM Iftcproto?rly of John Ffmnniett, At the snit'of L, <X' &fW. N. Craig. IVm* ???!?. | W. i. (i.WTF, n.r.r,. L, Feb, 6, 1658 29 * '.? i * , JL # Anderson Prices Current. ""' in i i wiim.V in ) MiLAND. BI.KTKt?JCV~* CO , ArfiWtuaoJ It,, Fob. 10, t.otlou per lb. - - . ! (.;> I ] { Salt, ljcrsack, ? - 2 00 l?: ii .... . ' . \ Uiicu, mi/, per IU. < 18 (<A 14 | {higar* brown. per lb. - l> (?.) 11 i crutdiod and loaf, por lb. 14 fa} 18 | MolnnscH, Went India, pur gallon, 4f> (ii\ f>l? > " N. Orlennn' ' " f?o (?> t>5 Yarn (Gu.) per bunch, I.'JO Osuahiirg*, (licaty) por yard, 18 (ft) I t Shining*, " - 10 (<?; 11 Iron, common fdzo Swerfo, per lb. GJ ' Knglinh, - 7 Nails, per keg, - - * 0 fa) OA Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1.87 Of, l.OO " Tiuin, ?' ' - 00 ($ 1.00 (llaoe, HX10 ... 3 (?, ,V_>5 10X12 - - 8.25 (?> 3.60 Kiee, per Ih. - - @ f Flour, per barrel, - - 5 Ot w.fiO Wheat, per buehol, - - VtO (fy 05 C?irn, " AO r?6 Ilaeon, hog; round, - 10 ? 12 Hugging, Gunny, per yard, 17 (ri: 1H Outa, per bushel, - - 4'"> (m 6v> Teas, " " ? - 1XK) Powdor. Uiflo, per keg, - 7.J (j?\ 8 Kk$S" There is always lo be found a good Stock Df tloods, nl K., 11. & foV. TVI1 f. 1 ,ST(1\ PS I PERU APS it would not bo snfe to hare ft i uiillstono 'round ouc'h nock in deep avu- | ter, but for grinding your wheat or corn they | are almost irdinpeinmblo! And, for tho accommodation of tho public, I am prepared to eut MILLSTOIS[KS lit the shortest notice. The material is of tho very best, and my pricoh most reasonable. Address me itt (?las.Ky Mountain P. O., Pickens district, 8. C. KM WATSON. Feb 2. 18.r?B 2U 3 NOTICE. \LL persons indebted to H. .1- K. K. Alexn.wL 1?<W? KT ' .w? 1V..V/-U1, mi- ri;i|iiuaiuil w> puy Up and saVO costs. E. & E. E. ALEXANDER. .Tnn 1 I, 18.">8 2l> WOTBtTK! I HAVE nppnintod John II. 0?TE>rDORFF, Esq., of Wnlhnlln, mv General A gout for Pickens District. No orders or recoipts will bo acknowledged, oxcepting such as are either signed by liim, or by mv son IIkn ry Wacknkr JOllN A. WAOENER. Charleston, .Tan 1, 18">8 'J8 tf Return-day Notice! 4 LL persons indebted to mo, eit'nor by .i. V. Note or Account, must muko payment before Return day, as 1 am compelled to luivc money. J. N. LAWRENCE. _Fob 4, lSftR 29 _ 3 KIIERXPF'S SALE*. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri fuciu9 to uio direoied, wlH be sold before the Court House ill ivi-iJ-i ?Jil I- At ? i iv&vue I'lSiuoi, w 11IIill 1110 ICgill Hours, Oil tlie first Monday and Tuesday in March next, One tract, of land, containing six hundred and lifty acrcs nioro or less, lying on east side of Twelve Mile river, known as the saw mill tract, adjoining lands of E. Madden and others, levied on as Hie property of Green S. Garvin, at the suit of Thomas K. Madden for tho use of Carter Claytou and others. Olio tract of land, containing one hundred and four acrcs more or less, lying near I'ickonsvillc, adjoining lands of llufus Gates, It. lialentino and others, levied on as the property of 11. W. Kolirar- ni. tlio ?ni?? nf T.&*lrln iin?<ini?i<a i?..n ? .V-O, Criss& Co., and others. All tho right, title nnd interest tho defendant Ltis to a tract of land, containing eighty-two acres niofo or less, wlioroon tho defendant, A. M. Folgor now lives, also, one oilier tract containing one hundrod and twenty acres more or less, adjoining hunts of J, N. Hawthorn and others, near to Pickensvillo, levied on us the property of A. M. Folger, at the suits df Roberts & Duneaa va. A. M. Folger, and Ball, Clisa & Co and others vs. A. M. Folger and. IL W. Folger. Also on Tuesday at defendant's Iioose, 1 black horse, 1 one horso carriage, 1 two horso I Wflffffnn ?t liArti) rtf flrtHU #*?? 1 7 1 ? , 00?. - ? - ? ? I'UK". One tract of laud,containing onehundred ncrcs moroorless, lying on waters of 12 Mile river, ad joining lands of Dennis Dodd and others, levied on as the property of L. C. Kvatt, at the suit of K. D. Her <on? Ono tract of land whereon tho defendant now lives, containing, oruj hundred arrcs more or lew, adjoining IUnds of Marcus Ilurretl and others, levied on as the property of J. N. Kidley, at the nun ui ii. w. Ul'lUll, \ All the defendant's interest in ono tract, of iftVia, containing two hundred aores ntnii e or lost*, whereon tlio dcfondant lived before his doathr I adjoining lands of Ucnj. l(ago<Kl, Col. E. Alexander and others, levied 011 us tlio property of Kitoch Chapman, at tlio suit of Fant& llobimson and others. All tho defendant's interest in fivo bui. .1 ~d ftcroa of land more or less, whereon the defenI dnnt now lives, adjoining lands of Sargent Griffin, George Hendricks and others, loviod on us tho property of Sanmcl Kopor, ut tho fuit of Thomas 1). Kobcrts, survivor. Ono bay mare, saddle and bridle, also ono tract of land containing two hundred acres more or less, adjoin intimitis of II. Perritt, \V. JT. I Anderson antl otliora n? n? I of Wlfflftni WUwin, M tliA ??U of Mtc State. One tract of Inml, containing two hundred and Ally acres more or loss, whoycon tlio defendant now lives, on watcrsof 12 Mllo J*iver, adjoining lnnds of Alexander Algood, Haylis Stephens nnd others, levied on ns tlio properly ef ThomivrUilt lard, at the tail of Uotort Kirkscy, Alexander 1 . II({you una umcro. 1 Ono negro boy named Squire, levied on as the properly of W. T. LLolland, at the wuit of l .loliu E. Norvia uiid oi.licrM. ' Oti? ?orrel Uoruo, alao on Tucpdav after anlo- < day at defendant'* house, ono brinulo co.w, lev- i ed on an the property of tawittO. OhiiKaU'd, ut \ iho suit of A. B. A JK Tower*. On-Tuesday after ftaloday, at the house of Henry Roach, I pen wheat ut raw, 1 pr. drawing chains, 6 ducks and -1 ohickena, 1 stone churn, I 1 btouo piU'hor, 1 back-band ond belly-bund, 2 pr. Imines, one Iot farihiug took, I nee "ng hoos, UffeHioft fixttfl, 2 pots, 1 ?killct, t pr. ^ i-hooka, 1 wator-pail ami bucket, 1 lin bucket; 1 Kaput* 2 tin cups, 8 plate*, 1 dish, 8 cups und aauoor*, . H. knivce and foiku, 3 hoad of hog*, 3 head of cattle, I spinning wheel) 2 pr. cotton cards, 10 lb?. cotton, 1 tablfc, 1 coffeo pot, tendered on Koiiedttla for fine and costs, ihectato vs. Henry UcAchOso ncgrO'ininv named Joo and One ttcf- * girl j named IUiodiK levied on. a* tlm property i li. M. Keith, at tho iwlti of Job a 11. ttitton, Baa*. croft, llctts & Marshall", and other#. Oiy'FW?xclfoy after Mnlcday, ut tho lionso ol IT. ISonchMin, two hundred biudiefa ot c?r?fc mrtro or 1?*?, 2 or 8,000 bundles of foddor? ?no old s??U and *ouie?f)ll vtandti, &?., lovied on n? the prop? | crij in itoo. v?, imvopport, at ilio Bujt# or Mur- j ] ?VK1KW'>V?J FVIWIm J. W. WoJtefl and others. I i . OoTuoiWIfty after naledny a'.Wtlinm Nowtbn's; | j tlircohwul ofhojM>, ^vtetf oa ft* >W property of , NttWton,- Mtfce *u!fof WiU!ntn.()Jiv*r, itnd ' Oh Tueaday niUt wtf? day, *b fofcnitnnt'H roaUloncc, noveiity b ittlwU if coin more or | f<jhi?I?uiidr<wl bundle* fodaer,eight hfcftd of hogs, | tmd on? pen of ?.hu?V>, fcfted oifrwi ?fc? proper- : fv >^Mhii:Ka1 ii.u ? ?i.? > "? ? ' v PMIU'I VM *? ? ( Ton/n cn?fi: |.?roliM i? N? f<%y I-' \ t.WM, * j I'tfh. 0, 1*&& <*J9 M%r "I k' - * ' *. Ordsnaty'ii Salo. EY Virtuo of an order directed to me by W. J. ['arsons, KsO., Ordinary <>l lickens District, will bo sold to tliO hi^ho.st bidder, on Saloday in Match next, the Heul F.atate of Clavtou Jenkliix, dvcc?*?d, namely. TUACT 1, lying in Pickens diufrlvt, on waters of Tpxaway Creek, waters of Tugalo llivcr, containing Oue Hundred Aero* more less, and adjoining lands of It. A. (liliner, baao Stnnaridge and others. TUACT No. '2. Irilirr nil wulftmnf P..lnn?l'u Fork, on tho road toiuTiug from Pickens C. II/ to Jarratt's Bridge, containing Scveuty-flve Acres more or less, and adjoining lanus of Dr. J. AV. Knrlc, TIk>? Jones and others.? Sold for division among the heirs of said docoascd. Terms ok Sams.?On a credit of one year, with interest, cxcept tho costs which iT.ust ho paid iu cash on tho day of sale. The purchaser to give bond, with good security, to the Ordinary to securer the payirfftnt of the purchase monev, with a mortgage of tho premises if deemed necessary by liim. Purchaser to pay extra for titles. L. 0. CRAIG, s.i'.n. Feb 5, 1858 20 td Ordinary's Sale. BY Virtue of on order to me directed hv W. !. l'lirwmll. RlMl n?llnn?u nf ens District, 1 will noil to the highest bidder on Swloday in March next, the HojiI Kstato of A"i> Carver, deceased, to wit: ONK TRACT OF LAND, situate it; Pickens district, on Couoross Crcok, waters ofTugalo river, containing Two Hundred and Fifteen Acred more or loss, and adjoining lands of John Adair, Wm. Adair and others. Sold for division amongst the heirs at law of said doccased. Tkrjis of Sai.k.?On ft credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, except the cost which must he paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond, with good security, to the Ordinary to secure the payment of tho purchase money, with a mortgage of the prcmi80s if doomou necessary by him. Purchaser to pay extra for titles. L. C. CHAW, s.r.u. P.tk ?; Iflr.o nn . ul. U| 11VII M 111 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. milK subscriber would respectfully inform 1, bin friends nnd the public, that he has associated with himself Mr. J. B. 'REID in tho Mercantile business, which will hereafter be conducted under tlio name and style of (iuKK.v & IIkip. The undersigned tenders his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and arks a continuance of tho same for the n?w firm. /.. W. green. Jan 1, 1858 25 tf QUTHE above CIFaNGE renders it necessary that my old business should bo closed, and tlmsc iudebtcd to mo prior to tho 1st January, instant, will please call and set tic immediately. Z. W. GRKKN. PickonsC. II.. Jnn. I, 1858 25-tf HIDES AND BARK WILI, BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICKS by JT. L. X. SMITH. Tun Yard, Jan 4, lSVt 2o-tf ~ W.M.HADDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASP fnll/^Kn.. In *- J ? ???? > PICKENS COrilT 1IOUSK, S. C. .Jan 14, 18r>8 2(5 tf TAXES! TAXES! I WILL attend at the following tinier and places for the purpose revolving Tuxes for tiio year l-8f>7 : On Thumluy 18th February at Win .Sanders; " Friday 19th " " liurh Retreat; " Saturday 20Hi " " Fair l'lay ; " Monday 22d u " Cobb's; " Tnosdivy 23V? ** " Win Pant's ; " Wednesday 24th " '* Salubrity ; " Thursday and Friday, 25th (vntf2l'<th February, at Pickenavillc: << L ? U -,l,i cBurimrv, ?t irnnMon.Uy l.nt Muroli, at HeaUr'E " W ifii n V. " M" ? - 7?'rcr?kl' " Snt??lu/ot .. .. :: rgtS' ,\KlhniL^l'Urdnf' I2"' ""d ,3lh-"" .jvtui in jriu&vns v. rt. on moncrav and Tuesday of Court, at which time my Rooks will be closed. Persons failing to make their Tlelurns by that timo will bo liable to a double tax. I-'rce negroos must pay their toxett during the month of March. By act of th(J Legislature, all porsons are required, under KCvcro penalties, to return tho number of births, marriages and deaths that h&vo occurred in their families ; and, also, tho number of births and deaths among thoir negroes. iStato tax, samo as last yow; JWoad tax, ftf>f ; and Poor tax, 10 pet cent on tho Statii tax. According to lkW,. and und*!- the instructioiiH of ftie'Comptroller (jtfncrnt, nothing hut specie! and tho bills of tho following hank* ran ho taken in payment for taxea, nnmolv: Hank of tho State "of South Caroling- Coin-* morcii Bank of Columbia Bnnk of k'hanlaston, Union Bauk of Churldfctou, State Dunk of Charleston, Bank of (JeorgJtown, iiankof Oamdir.n, Merchants' Bank of ?h??raw, and* rho JSank ol Chester* JOHN W.L. fiAjREY; Jnjn 20.1868_ 27 t f JOS. J. NORTOH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND ftolirltW In IQqnity. mCKKNS-COURT 11 OWE; 8{ C, .run, i'. mx 2!) tf 1I1WT nvrpn/firi V 1 liliV.lil I AI/)t Or CASTINGS, NAILS* FVOTOHY DltkKAl).. A^so. it-Uit of fine' ['LOT 111 NO* All cheap for cahIi.' K. 4 Hi K. ALKXAN.DEII., Tan 1ft, 20 tf J. A. McKEE WWX. laapcet fully inform tlio ( itiirtns v t- i icnenn, inftf no it a* located at Piekfl.?? C'nnrt I Jpn?o, fr>r tfa'ntirpton of carrying on tho TAlLORHtt* iiflSlNEHS, an.! 8 prepared to oxc?nto-ail ordcit* in th^nwafr :ic*t and ftehinurtblff' Btyle-. Uno.-lft, 1837 tf_ WANTED WHIAX rf 1F,N on TWEfiV K X KG lift *1 lift to .1 work on tho Illuo RMgo ItnSlroarf; thrOi> iuilcs above Wallmllai A'j>j>ly on tlid lload, ,r wiM flnurc?i?cr c^if \ DwfW, 1^7. ' 23 ? JP? ?* *' | PICKENS ACADEMY. riiIIK TltUSTKKM of the above InHtitutiun I take pleasure in uuuouuciug to t l?o . lit-, tlint tholr iSchool i? now o]?ou forjtho re! coition uf Sitinlcnt*, under the HUiwrvwion ?>f un experienced Teftoltor, WM. M. IIEAT1I, Kmi Hatc.< of Tuition for the Primary clos* I per stasiou of five month*. l\>r <lrumJ mar, Ucocrapliy, Philosophy, Composition, I and cvervtiiin^ pertaining to on Kngliiih EdI i:..,. io -f ? ' I H1.III IVII, .7>n |HII emiHIII, I'Of flic l^lingUUgttH and tlio higher branches of Mathciuatio, ,$15 00 per suasion. J. B. llAUOOU M. V. MlTfllKLL, /. C. PI LLIAM, M. M. XUllTON. i Feb I. I ft.r>8 tf ! NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, ; One Mile from Jnrintl^ llrldgc, Neurthe Koad leading to Wullialln. j ri^HB undersigned wish to inform their j J| friendq ami the surrounding country i generally, that they arc now opening a woll | selected Stock ot I Fall and Winter Goods, ! jioots ai^il Shoes, lints ami Caps, Crockorr, I Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Mo<licino?, | &c., with ulmoHt every article usually kept in j o country store ; all of which will be Bold low i for coshl Call aucl see. | Wo will take in ejuhabfte for Goods, eonn! try Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool Hats, i Dried Fruit, Venison llain?, Haw Hides, l'oaa ; Ileeswux, Tallow, Ilonov, ?c, .7. M. ALEXANDER. E. E. ALEXANDER.' Xov. 14, 18.">7 19 tf Sfufc of Soullv Carolina, IN ORDINARY?CITATION. TlTIIEHEAS, James lingers, jr. l.oth applied n to me for letters of administration, with tlio will annexed, upon all and singular the personal estate of Janu'B Rogers, sv. deceased, lute of the State aforesaid and district of Pickens: Tho kindred and creditors of said deceased are,theroforo, cited to appear beforo me, at Pickens 11. on Monday the 1st March next, to show cause, if any tliey Crtn, why said letters should uut uu gniiucu. uivcn unuer my jinnu ana sen), 13Ui Feb. 1858. W. J. P'AflgONg, o.l>.P. Stale of Mouth Carolina, IX ORDINARY?CITATION. HHICRKAS, Uob't. A-. Thompson, Coramls V sronrer in Kqility, Iinrti applied to mo for letters of ftdiiiiniHtratioii, upon nil and singular the p?Vnonul estate of Mrs. Mary MeKiimey, deceased, lute of tlie Ktato aforesaid and district of 1'ickens: The kindred nrtd creditors of sftid deceased arc, therefore, cited to nppear before Aic, at PickensC. II. on Friday l'Jth March next, to shew cause, if any they Cftll. w'hv Hit ill ll'ttorn hIiiiIiIiI Ttnl lin Given i>"ulor uly hand and scaly (5th Fob. 18?">8. W. X PAftSOXS, o.r.tt. NOTICE. 4 LI/tpersons indebted tb thd'old firm of jTV 1*. & K. J'V Alexander are requested to pay up and nave costs. Return day is close bv?look out! ft. E. ALEXANDER, Jan f'l, fK/ifi 20-tf Survivor State ot" South Carolina, IN EQUITY?PICKENS. Abraham Duke. ct. ux.,ct. Blll for Partition? .T?h. Donnldsort, et:. \\x., rt. nl ) J^cc *' 'PH K Court of Equity, lor I'ickenB district, haTA ing referred tho AcoOnnt* of Ilnrriet Duke,AduiiuinliRtrix. mid Itminnin I)nfci? - lor, with the will annexed, of the Personal K?tat-e of Knsaell Cannon, deceased, to the CommfcidoiVcr for settTeineiU, fhc d^fcndttiU Car lei1' v^uhtitm, tii hcirs-nt-ln* of A'iUinni Cimnon, dc-' conned, Margaret Marehbanka, Judy Kcndrick, Kiijali Cnunons Mart-hro Brown n?d uh> Cnnnort, who nre nbaenl from t>io Hiato, will hike notioo' that tho Kiiid llnrrrknpk will beheld at my Office, oA MoiUlay (Tie I.r>ni day of March r.oxt.Kftli'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.n. Oam'|-?Jf)ffle>, Nov 14, 1857 td rilEJWIUM- COOKING STOVES, OK all hizch, with and without lIn11ov'-\vn^o. For sole 1?Y . J. II. VOIQT, Opposite l'hmtoir'n tlotcl, \Vallialla, S.C.- a AugOst (* , 18")? 4 tf ^ GRAND RAFFLE. <&v?A AAA woutk OF valuaSfVjl M/UU JIMS I'ltO'l'KRTY TO I 111.' 1? A Wl'I I'll / ..!> > uni' i uii, iniiimiiuii^ <>i rj.vi?I/KY'S SPLENDID MlfcLS, nnd other machinery, togather with Seven Hundred Arras of Lund ami 240 Town Lots in the' Village of EasloV. making 2T>0 prizes. rtighest prize; $20,00^'.''!! jfy>r fiirtliet particulars .?ee hand'hills, or rtddross either of the following gentlemen at Eusley, Pickens District South Carolina.Price of ohanci's only $10.00. Any porwn 1 enclosing $10.00 addressed as orovc, andgiyi ing their name and Iso?<t Office'plainly writ-' | ten, Will rtfediv# a Odttiilcatrt of ohancc" bV r<K turn itini]. F. X. GARVTNy V f K. F. SLOAN, A. F. LBW1K, i % \H. l.KK 'Jl'HHUSTON, JOHN liOWF.N, \ f ALKX. McBJiK, (iV.o>. HtfABOUS, I' 2 \ J. ll>. ASllMOlltt. 6cl. 2, 1HT>7 1/2 tf t?-3 , J ^ rt c ? V *T B 'Z * ?i M Q * >% (fl\ rt ? r j . ?a ~ - - ? Sg @ 'S ? sf * 1 | 3c L_< 9 TI rvj p- C j I - o , g , ft ?3 * ? - P * r * * ? t -S i ^w" i# %#w ^i? *s Ph ? 'al ? He" r5 -? ? ? JS _ l>! t U Ss br ^ c ?1 ! O ?S H J5'| I'^-ISll . &,s?6 sji & I^S sff .fif ?! P "1 * til jig --4 if*'5* J I" ? ^.5 ^ ' <*JT "gj jf C ? "S? Kj "2 r-~ N?< tfii?H *s i 5 inil O Ji * - e. S"? J3 -5 @ 8 g q j J. H. VOIGT, TIN AND CO l?l?KltS M It Hr >faibnita, 8. c\, INFORM.* 1)ih friends nnd the public !?> ? ho has eugttged n competent Cu|))H>mi,ii!i, who hks rtpwirrd* of twenty iMtm ?.\p<?rjrfi c? in tliB nwuvnfucturinj* 1/ OOI'Pfclt KKTT1 *?S, .STILLS. n?n nil <itlioi- nilioloa rnnnu-' fnctllMtfl oat ?if Aimrfih Tin mul ' - ^ j I ? - - * > t ! annf* JlttspftMti to fill on?f?v* ">r rtll work Jit' hi? fluent xhort notic*; Term* liioileraKl.-*-'llefein to tho durnbllitj of IiIk #i6rM.r , ^ Au^^nf tf| 1PW '1* OUS & fitlsTlWG J?OV?DEB- ' M.V IHAS'DKH M11,I< brinjr fmw in native o|.on<tioi), U u n a n rt WI a k t I n g] can Tif furniHlit'd to donlfVH ami | other* nt low vtitc.". All rvvilrir* inMrAK*??<1 ..? " *011^ \\ W YCKNKH , i S -^i. 2*V ] H'*0 ? J.ti tii * m * *