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From Washington. Wahiunoton, I?'cb. $4;?rln. tho Honate, Mr. Watson offorwil resolutions to inorcjwo the efficiency of the police in the city of Washington. The bill for the admission of Kansas, wan made tho ordor of tl?o day for Weducaduy next. The resolutions of the Tenncasoe Legislature, cpnsuriug Senator Bell, woro discussed by Mensrs. Johnson and Boll till it ! inc adjournment. In the llouso, the bill granting pensions for the war of 1812 was discusacdj and postponed until the third Tuesday iu Mnroh next. The Committee ou Accounts reported n bill fixing tho compensations of officers of the llouso, which, with tho minority report, was referred. The Committee of \VaV? and Means reported a bill for the relict of sick and disabled seamen. The House then w'ont into Committee of the Whole on tho Indian appropriation bill. Nothing else of importance transpired. Tho committee appointed 'to investigate tho allcired charges of corruption in connection with the passage of tho tariff act havo nxtuiiiiirwl rtvn ml*. ' ? v. ??. v i) ?v?? (UiU FUlll" moned fifteen others. Mr. AVolcatt still remains in jail, firm in his determination not to comply with the demands of the committee. Many distingi died friends eontinuc to visit him. The Hcrgennt-at-iirms of the House has beeu notified that M>\ WilliauUou, who was forcibly brought to.Washington from IS'ew York as a witness, h:is cute rod suit against hin\ in consequence. Wash i.ndton, Feb. 25.?The Senate army hill was defeated to-night by a vote of thirty-five to sixteen in favor of the hill. The administration have ns yet received no intimation from Mr. Dallas, our minister at the Court Of St. .TuilWV?l nfViu Intnnflnn voluntarily to vacate liis mission. Alexander M, Robinson of Missouri, lias been appointed to tbo Central superiutendeney ot Indian Affairs, vice Gov. (,'umming. "Washington', Feb: 25.*?In the House, Mr. Quitman, from tho Committed on Military Affairs, reported a bill nuthoriziug the organisation of a regiment of mounted volunteers for the defence of tlio frontiers of Texas. Also, authorizing the President to call out, as emergoncies may require, four additional regiments of volunteers. He t.lmililrllt. j.ho l?iH ninM -f1 ,^.,v ...V inn anvriv iinKvatiYU Ul puillll" sentiment thah any yet presented. The bill was postponed till Wednesday. The case of Mr. Matteson was then called np. Mr. Seward saixl n more important f|UOstioa coulil not be prosented. lie voted for the expulsion of Mr. Muttcson because lie thought it just, hut lie would defend his mi.: rr ' ..r...,uMivitMMn ilyiiw. i no riouso at rno last Con gross exhausted its constitutional power over the subject, and ho asked where is the law or clause in the Constitution prohibiting the people from oleoting any man they choose. Mr. Harris, of Illinois, expressed his firjn belief that the House had power, and it was its duty to pass a resolution, and do it at once. All tho facts were in the form of depositions, with which the members aro probably familiar. Mr. Kcitt said that on fonuor or>c siona Ko had moved, as an act of justice, the postponement of tho case, havinir been infurmnil that Mrs. Matteson was sick. . Sines then ho has learned thub the statement was n fabrication. Some accounts says she is sick and others that she is enjoying better health than ever, lie read a lotter from tho family nhysician, saying Mrs. M. has scarcely seen a well day for six months past; and during the last few weeks she has Buffered more than me al. ATIV Rf/liit/ut I r . .<v?.iiv/n vv>#vvnuv\i biliib 11115 I I UU3U must keep within the spirit of tho constitutional rule and the rales of Vtonunon law, namely, that no man shall bo {finished twico for tho samo ofFonco. Mr. Mattcjon had nlroady boon tried, convicted nnd punished. In tho Scpate Mr. Mason differed a series of resolutions; asking for ihfovrantiou ns to tho condition of tho navy during many yearn past. Also, relativo to tho captures of vessels and prize money during tho Into war. Mr. Crittenden presontcd a lcttor from /1a.. ? i V. ..... uvm mm nn movent tiiftt ho take his scat as a Senator from Minnesota. The letter argued thnt Minnesota i,n a sovereign State and 0110 of the members of tho United States confederacy, referring to hoy orul precedents, A discussion ensued whothcr it was a privileged question. Mr. L'ngh thought it w.n- hut eontended thaf Minnoaota had not complied with the terms of admission ns entitled her Senators to bo Bworn without some action by Con i>jr. urittttiHlon hero sent up Goiiond ftliichl*' credentials. Washinuton, Feb. 20.?It appears from documents received by the flcnato to-day, thai tho adiuinUtrn'tioa 1im comc to the conclusion that it is unnecessary to ftond (Jon. Scott to California, or push tho expedition against Utah from the Pacifio side. (ten. Scott approve? of the action of (Job tii i? '* - * * " uonnsvon Throughout tho wliolooxportition. Washington, Feb. 20.?No news in the 3onrito to-day. The House took up tho considomtion of Hoard's resolutions, rclntivo to tho Kxeeu | tlvo influence uf>on tho votes of ho members Mr. Potter rose to a question of privilege but wan refused. Tho statement ir\ a Norfolk paper, describing a rMicufaus ?efcrt6 in the TI ouse, ?u which he And othora we^o Muld b) llllVA linnil ' ? """ ? ? - 1 - >.ui| ..u.vin, 1117 |liVI)JlillVi;il tt Jv deliberate falsehood. Tho 1 low,w now Wont Into n opmmltteo of tho whole on Hamma. Mr. Smith, of Tt)n>ics*oo,.Kald that there was a spirit of revolution abroad which, f unless onockod, would result in orentnaj disunion. . Jf? was o$?>05ed to t|i8nnion, und hoped suou a thing would nrfvor h<>p. *w pen, but ho believed that if tho idea wove ouoo promulgated, disruption would bo inevitable. llo depreciated tho action of Congress tending to that point, and believed that if Kansas wen unconditionally admitted into tho Uc",a, -11 trouble would cchho. Tho discussions <\ ntiuued between Mesrtr?. Smith, Uidding? . nnd llarriH of Illinois. Mr. J. Olatiny tToncs moved to take up iL i. i: * * * * * inu inuitui n rpvopnauon, wmcn was consented to. Tho bill was discu^ed nnd passed. * The bill to cnnblc the President to carrry out tho stipulations for the abolition of the Sound Dues, was passed. Tlio bill appropriates 8400,000. Adjourned till Monday. Later from MexicoNkw Oh leans, Feb. 25. 1*08.?The steamship Tvnncssr.n, Capt. Forbes, has urrived at this port, bringing dates from Vera Crux, to the 21st inst. There was no change in tho stato of affairs in Mexico, though the government i? violently opposed. Gouoral Megia vras committing terrible outrages ugaiustthc people of Tarn Biraclia, and they had applied to the Constitutional government at (JuanguaI ta for aid to oppose him. It is reported that tho States of Vera Cruz, Oajaoa nnd Puebla have united and a r ..it ?. -t 1 /? ? * win, iurvii cigiuy-nvo tnousauu moil and forty pieces of artillery against Zuloagaaud his nriuy. Zulonga has issued his decree, making all duties on goods imported into tlio conntry through tho ports of Vera Cruz and Tatnpieo, payable at the capital of Mexico; otherwise .such payments will not be recogn ised. El Progratsn comments severely on the action of the United States Minister, the ITon. John Forsyth, in imitating the conduet of the representatives of tho Furopcan powers, in recogni' i ..^c new authorities of Mcxico. cuttstkuri-.it Bank Notra.?-Counterfeit 20's ou the Bank of the State of .Soutli Carolina and the Bank of Georgetown, K. 0., are in circulation in this region. The former may be detoeted by observing the following description : Female, seated ou bales looking seaward; two ships in the back ground; XX'b cach side of the vignette in an oblong ring. The latter is described hm follnww Turn iUvl/lir.<.l?? ----- - ""V"",v" ded X's in the contro?Goddess of Liberty on the right, oaglo ou nn cncirolod shield on the loft.? Tampa I'eninmlar. Masonic: Or.r.r.nRATioN in Baj.timorv. ?Addkkss ok Hon. li. M. Ivkitt.?The Union l^odgo No. (50 of the Masons of TJaltimore celebrated the twenty-second of February by a .festival at Masonic Hall. Hon. \>. M. Keitt, of this State, delivered an address, of which the Hun says : Ho (Mr. Keitt) said though coining HiiHiug bttuui ?suiiiij^ur, iroin me peculiar circumstances ho claimed moro than a stranger's welcome. Maryland and South Carolina arc bound by the masonic tio, i\nd he felt at homo among his brotlirou. Tho celebration was tho moro appropriate, as it reoallcd tho namo of one of the iirst and greatest patrons of tho order in this country ?(loorge Washington. Masonry is founded on and indhlcatoa a love of country. It enjoins tho perpetuity of social' tica, and fo tors tho affection's of the homo and heart. It regards us an essential virtue the practice of all the social duties. IIo would not aiaciVM tne antiquity ot tl\e order; the erudite searchers among old tomes and traditions havo traced its existence back to the times tha$ wrfe, when the nations that now flourish were in chaos. The honorable speaker complimented the ladies, and in tho name of the order greeted them to the festival, though excluded from the mysteries of the order. Men required oaths to make thorn do good ; "you, ladies," snm mc speaker, "Uo good because you cannot well do otherwise. If you conUl comc into tho order then would lovo come too, and with love joalousue&j, and thou the brotherly kindnesses of tho luembeto would not bo so generously shown. Then j give us your presence occasionally, and i your smiles always, and our noblu order must flourish forever." "The Ilouii* Redbreast."?Charles Maokuy, in ono of his laoturos, said: Tho J^nllad of the "Bdbes in the Wood," a legend of unknown antiquity, has made tho robin redbreast n sacred bird in Ki.gj land, fur tho rybin?"the bold beggar with ! tho scarlet bosom"?is never harmed there, j however other bird# may suffer. If the | robin could but know how many of thoir i i i - i < .1 * I n>?i uuvu ucu'i Hpvreu ior ino HftKc ot an , old song they would hover around the, graves of poets, ns thoy did over tho unturned bodies of the children in tho wood, and strew thorn with leaves, in grateful remembrance of tho power and tondcrnesa of poetry." A Gallant (hitt/.?The Boston (Mires.) Jnurtml says that on Tuesday last, a young man, named Kdvvard P. Wfcaton. of Provi. donee, It. T., was skating on Jamnioa Pond, when bo broke through tho ice aud fell into the tvntor beyond his depth. Ho had remained in thin situation somo five minntQs, olinging to the edge of tho ico for support, whon his perilous position was observod by Miss Dunbar, ft young lady rosiding in lloxbury, w^jo immediately hastened to bis i iimibmuw, uuu siiccepuoa m rescuing mm I from a watery grave. The Nkcrssitv c.v Rkcrkatiox.?Mcu of tho firmest nerves and tho most established principles havo need of occasional repose, in ordor to recruit their forocs, nnd to rcoovor tho due tone of both body and mind. Tho stoutost frame i~ ?n?n*fred, pml tho hardiest virtues grow irickly nnd languid, by unromittinpj exertion?find what Lord llncoo w>yi of sileneo, that it is the rest of tho soul, am] refreshes intention, is lu-ro more generally applicable: and it is I ifli". ? I -1 ? - - ? 111 uiv: gm'iiup ?"?<* ean? 01 mjront Mint nil our fvowortf, rirrtUrnl and mom), aro rofroslicd flind invigorftt^d, ndd rondo prompt for furthor scvvioc.. ' J J "1 & f ? ? * * , * s + Mary Maloney's Idea of a Lover. "What nro you singing' ?or ?" said I, to Mary M&lonoy. "Oh, I don't know, ma'am; without it's beenuse me heart feels haj>py." "Happy, are yon, Mary Malonoy ? Lot nio boo j you don't own a foot of land in the world." "Foot of land is it?" she cried, with a hearty Iriah laugh. "Oh, what a hand ye u? utter joKing; wny l niwn t a penny, let alone the land." "Yoxir mother is dead ?" "Ood rest her soul, yen,'' replied Mary ! Maloney, with a touch of genuine pathos, "may the angels make her bed in Heaven." "Your brother is still a hard case, I suppope." "Ah, you may well say that. It's nothing but drink, drink, drink, and beating his poor wife, that he is?the creature." "You have t > pay your little uistor's board "Sure, the bit creatur, an' siie'H a good little girl, is Ilinny, willing to do whatever I nvnvj fiat* T - ? *.v.. * ^ ""o ?",u ?uwvjr that goes for that." "You haven't ninny fashionable dresses, either, Mary Malouey ?" "Fashionable, ia it? O, yes, I put ft piece of whalebone in mCHkirt, and me calico gownd looks as big as the j?rcnt ladies. Hut. then ye ways true, 1 hasn't but two gowns to me back, two shoes to mc feet, ; and one bonnet to me head, barring the t.l_ 1 -- M I uuiu noun v>J guvu liio. "You haveu't any lover, Mary Maloncy ?" " O, bo off will ye?ketch Mary Malonoy getting a lover these days when tho hard times is corne. No, no, thank heaven, I an't got that to trouble me ye* -nor 1 don't want it. There was me sister t .at married in ould Ireland, she took up wid a lover at the time 1 took down wid tho measles?an share, J got well first. She used to go about pinin' and Bighia' till mo very heart was aehin' to sco lier so doloiufully ; but by and by she got married, and her hnsbaud drinked aud bato her, and so that's all she fjot for hor sorrow. Ketch this Mary Ma* oncy taking any such distress on her iw that." " What on earth, then, have you got to make you happy ? A drunken brother, a poor helpless sister, no mother, no father, no lover, why, where do you get all your happiness from ?" " The Lord be praised, Miss, it growed up in mo. Give n a bit of sunshine, a clean Hiiro, plenty o. work atul a sup at tho right time, and 1'lu made. That makes mo laugh and ?ing; and then if deep trouble cornea, why?(lod helpin' me?I'll try to keep my heart up. Shure, it would bo a sad thing if Patrick McGrue mIiouM take :? l.:.. i 1 J.- ?i - ? ? 1/ lino iu.i iiuiii Ld uuiiiu ;wi(i ax ior ine, out tlio Iiord williu', I'll try to bear up mxdcr it." The last speech upset my gravity. The idea of locking upon a lover as an affliction was so droll! Hut she was evidently s?inocrc, having before hor the example of her sister's husband, and her drunkon brother. [ Boston Olive li ranch. Amf.ua, for thee?yes, at thy command, I'd pluck the stars from the firmament ? | I'd plunk the huh, that oriental god of Jay that Inverses the blue, nvoli of heaven in such m&jcstic splendor?T'd tear him from the sky? " Don't, Henry, it would be so very dark!" Dr. M , coming out of a coffee house, J C , n perfect stranger to him, begged him to lend him five guineas. "Sir," said tho Doctor, "I am surprised that you should apply to mo for such a favor, who do not know you !" "Oh, dear sir," replied J? , "it is for that very reason : for those who do won't lend me ft farthing." __ Maiuuv.d, on tho 27th Oct. Uet. by ffm. 8. Woolbright, Ksq., Mr. Joki. Vauoiian to Miss Sarah A. Ci.klasd, nil of Tickcns. On tho 18th nit. by the same, Mr. OKonof. Grant, of Pickens, to ,Mi?s Ku/.abkth Simmons, of Amlorson. On the 2J)d ult, by Kcv. .T. L. Kennedy, Mr. J. W. I'auiaiian, of Abbevillo, to Mitt* Martha IlAi.r.t'MS, of Tiokens. owrmtwi I)iki>. on the Otli Fobrunry last., Mrs. Auminda A. MoAmstkb, wife of David MoAlinter, and daughter of Mr. Grafton i\nd Mrs. Itobocea Jenkin?, aged twenty-four yenrn and some month*. Tho doccwed wu8 it member in pood and regular standing in thoI'resbytorian church, having lived in the faith of tho go?()cl of peace and ntmuiuii, ?m.i wiv?i wnn a good iifijxj ot enjoying tho rest propA?cd for the peopl? of O^U boyontl thu gmve. $200 REWARD. rpiIE above Reward of Two Hundred DolI lar* will bo paid for JOHN" II ASK INS tiling Smith, who, without provocation, shot niy noy isano, on ttio ovonlngof the 24th of February, instant. WM. S. OIIIS1IAM. JTimnol TTill, S. C!? Feb 26, J83K __ Jl__ MULES! I WANT la soil thvco li?n,l?onio MIIt.ES of good nixo, nnd from fine mares. Two of them aro throe yenr obis this Spring, and one a four year obi. They havo tlio requisite tunt pa nuyora ot muleri liko, namely : thoy liavo novor boon lmltorod op broke. Prioo, three hnndrod dollr.ru ft>r tho three. J. OVittlTON LEWrS. \Srayb',(?, March 1, 1858 33 3 Administrators' Sale. WIIjIj bo eohl on Saturday tho liV th day of Match, ioHtant.-nt tho Info rcsftyenco of Andrew Kolloy, deccuRcd, all tho Personal . i, r ? i . i {, -,td \n ?Hiti tv One Maro. 1 Wiiflron. 1 vok? of 0*<m af/w?lr of Cattlo (vini IlrtUfcoltrtltl and Kitchen f'rnituro, and various other article# too te(lio.n to mention. TERM8?Nino months credit on alt sums over live dollar*, with interest and soourlty ; under flvo dolhirs, cash. R. RKI.LY ) . lf . J. W. KElXY, ) A,,U4 " I v?? uu 1 " ^ Anderson Prices Current. CyttKKCIKg WKfcKLY I1Y KN'OI.AMi, HI.Kt'K IK V A CO Anpbkson C. II., Mftroh 2. 18i>8. Cotton per lb. - - 8 (<i) 11J 8.ill, jMirsnck, - - 2.00 Coffee, liio, per lb. - - 1ft (<i) 14 bngar* brown, per 11). - 0 (5) 11 " criinliod niul loaf, per lb. 14('f) 18 MolasflP?, Vi'oel inula, poi gallon, 45 (n\ 50 " !i. Orleans4 14 44 65 (a) 05 Yum (Ua.) per bunch, - - 1.20 Oeniiburgg, (heavy) per yard, ] 3 (ii) 11 Shirtings, 44 - 1U (a) 11 Iron, common size Swede, per 11). 0} 44 Knprllsh, - H Nuils. per keg, - - 6 (S) ft} Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1.(57 (3\ 1.50 44 Train, 44 44 * 00 (<-a 1.00 GlasA, 8X10 - - - 8 (?ti 3.25 44 10X12 - - 3.25 C?) 3.50 Ilioe, por lb. ftj (?) 7 Flour, per barrel, f> fh 5.50 Wheat, per bushel, 90 (S\ 95 C?r?, "... 60 (Vri 65 Bacon, hog round, - * 10 (a) 12 Bogging, Giiuny, per yard, 17 (a) 18 Oats, per bushel, - 46 (<i>. 60 Pean, ?? ' - - 1.00 Powder, Riile, per keg, - 7J (?V B 8Cd'~ Thoro '.s always to he fouiul a good Stock of Goods, nt E., 11. fi Co's. Consignees at Anderson Depot. I'OR WKIK KMMNU MAIICII 2. Hawkins & TV MoFall & II. Blue It II. Ilumbnrd, llilclicock & Co, iirown, V &. Co. W S Sharps, Osborno & II. M W Wallace, Issertcll & N, W H Campbell, 11 F & T S Cray!on, J Kennedy. S S Miller, Wilhitc & H, .J A Harrison & Co. J 1) Ashmoro, W Sloan, J 1$ Sanders. J W Harrison, England, H & Co. I) lliemann, M Lesser. A Winters, K C Shubriek, Dendy & 1'. W Shorarti. Slielor & S. Sullivan ft S. Tti>n?iii ? T II \V Kuhtnmn, .1 T Lutta, S & K W Brown, A ltanisoy, A & T A Kvins, L T Arnold & Co, Geo Sonborn. J C Neville, J H Voiglit, W II D (jaillard, J 11 Ostendorff, 0 H Korber, Towers & 8, E 1? Benson a Son, J J Brown, B Pinokney, 1* B Hawkins, S S Cherry, J M Menken, S K Mays, \V C Bewley, J W Crawford, M Miller, J A nderBon, A B Towers, 1) Jordan, M W Mobloy, B ! ' Sloan, J T Sloan & Co, Green & Held, 11 ivnoo, DG Finley, CC Langston. S B Ilodgew, K &. E K Aloxnnder, W T Wright, S C'reswcll, S F Brown ?% Co. ticST Storago will bo charged on all Roods ro jimiuiiig iu i tie i/enot over one wook. except thoso living on the otlior aide of Suvnnniih lliver F. RICK. Agent. FOR CONHRF.SS : a?~Thc friends of COL. JOHN" I). ASH MOKE respectfully announce him a candidate for Congress, at (he uext election. S?-Tho friends of COL. E. V. JONES, of Greenville, respectfully present his name to the Congressionnl District, in place of Col. Our, who declines a ro-eleotion. FOR THE LEGISLATURE: Jfjy* We are authorized to nntiounco WILI.1AM HAMILTON u candidate for the Legislature, at tho ensuing election. Estato Salo. rpilFiUE will be sold on Tuoeday tho 23d I day of March, instant, at the lato rosidonoe ot Josiah llcams, doccased, tho PERSONAL ESTATE of said deceased, namely: vmio i?uggy, ii wagons ^one-i norevandono 2 home), llorso and Mule, one set Wagon makers tools, Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Cattle ' , and llogs, Plantation tools. Household ami Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too tedious to enumerate. TERMS OF SALE.?A crcdit of nine months, with interest, note and good security on all sums over fivo dollars ; under that ainount, cash. A A HON BOUG8, Jr. Adm'r. Maro'n 2, 1858 33 3_ Stale of Soutli Carolina, IN EQUITY?riCKKNS. R. W. Folgcr, ct. al. 1 Y8 ^ Hill for Injunction,&c I.. C. Craig, s.r.o.. ot.nl J IT appearing to the Court, by affidavit, that John W. Hall, Michael Cries, William II. Uodwood, and Joseph B. Clyde, defendants to the complainants' bill of complaint, reside without the limits of this State: on motion of Wright & Orr, complainants' solicitors, it is ordered that tho said absent defendants do appear, and plead, answer or demur to the bill of complaint <llod in this case, within three months from tho publication hereof, or all and singular tho alio Rations therein contained will he taken as confessed by them, by an order pro eonfato. ROU T. A. THOMI'SON, O.8.P.D. Com'rs OtHoo, March ?5. 18f>8 8m Coronor's Sale. BY virtue of a fi. fa. to mo directed, I will sell before the Court Houso, within tho legal hours of salo, on Salcday in April next, 100 acroa of land moro or loss, lying on branches of Little Rivor, adjoining lands of I,. X, Robins, K. B. Reason and others, levied on as the propftvtv nlMnhn IfAmmAtL n? llw. anil r?4* i. 11 A IV I ? ? ? N\ Craig. Tcruis cash. W. J. OA NTT, c.r.D. March ">. 18.r>8 8" tn STATOF SOUTB1 AROLIItA, IS OBDIXAlt*?CITATION, yynElXF.AS, w. K. flashy hath applied to T V mo for letters of administration upon all nnd singular tho personal estate of J. A. Kasloy.Jr. deceased, Into of tho 8tnto aforesaid and district of l'ickfns: Tho kindred and creditors of said ttoeensecl aro, therefore, cited to appear before me, at *PioWn?C. II. on Monday 22a March inst, to show cauSe, if any thoy can, why said letters should not ho granted. (liven under my hand and seal, uth March. 1808. YT J. PARSONS, o.im RT.4TK nv Hilir'l1!)! riDm iMi IX OlllMNAKY?CITATION, WIIKIIRA8, F. N. Garvin hath applied to ~tno for letters of administration upon ail I and (lingular tho personal est at t> of l> il iy Chapman 1 deceased, Into of tho Slate aforesaid nml district of Ptokens s Tho kindred and creditors of 8nid deeoa$ed arc, therefor?, cited to appear bcforomc, nt.l'iokon?(J. M. on Monday 2lM March hud,, to show oumsc, if any thoy can, why ?aid letters should not bo granted. Given under my hand ami seal, 5th Afjurch lR.r>8. W. J. 1'ARSON'S, o.p.n. flf Mmith I *nl<nlinn IM ORDIIf ART?CfTATJOX. AtrfflBR&Afl, W. H. Htribling hnth applied i! to me for lottery of administration, with the will ?nn<sx?d, tijion and singular tlie pornonal ontato of RitwAnt fi0tnbriK>, do?en*fr<l, lato Of ibo State afiyrovdd and district ?rf Pickens: The kindred and flveditOi s of mild ileconsod iiiH>.thoroJoro? citod to Appear before mo, at I'ickcnH C. ! If. on Momlhy tho 2'Jd March Inst... to ilinw ! I o?.ic? if nnw il?*v ?nn. why ??M l*Mrr* f.honld 1 not bo f(rviA('o<\. (itvonunilor niy hnn?l nrul ooul, Cttl* Mnicli \m. xr. j. twnsons, o.4?.p. "mlpvije o?my^ Pnr? urwl American Wliito l?o?id, for whfoh the highent premium ww? nwnrdetl nt tlio WnrW* Fair, X. Y. Sale Agontu for Konth (?nrm?U ?% Hrlfn In Icston, l\ir ?aW> at Walhj\Hit by v . jroitKr KUUSK, 'i V ( . > &" I Hoad Quartors, SECOND REGIMKNT, K. C. M. ! i Order No ? : ,4N SLKCTION will be held at the different j I\ Company muntor (rotindt, on Friday the 10th , of April next, forCOl.ONKI. of wild Ktgimont, I to fill tlio vacancy occasioned by the resignation j of Col. T. II. I'rathor. Captains will advortiso ' the same at their respective muster fields at : least forty days before the election. I i>) orucr 01 ?ng. Uen. >V. K. Kaslfy: L. KOGlillS, Lieut. Col. Gwn'g. Miircli 1, 1S.-.8 83 0 NOTICE. ALL persona indebted to the Estate of Jo- i siali Reams, deceased, must make pay-1 nient without dclav; and those having demand# against ftaiu Estate will present them to me, legally attested, within tho time proscribed by law. AARON BOGGS, Jr. Adin'r. March 2. 1858 83 4 niYD A T?nn*r-r<T?c"rrTT? M/mht/MT* v\/x AMxxixixvonxr muniJJti. riMlIE subscriber would respectfully inform ( J| Ins friends and the pnblie, that lie Imp associate! with himself Mr. J. B. lllvll) in the Mercantile business, which will hereafter I be conducted under the namo und stylo of: Orken & IvEin. The undersigned tenders his thtuiks for the ' liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and asks u continuance of liiu huuiu Tor . the now firm. 7. W. GREEN. j Jan 1, 1858 2-1 tf UigJuTHK ABOVE (,'iIANGE renders it j necessary that my old business should be | ) ciomoo, uiui tuose indebted to mo prior to the l>it January* instant, will plont?o cull and settin immediately. 7. W. GREEN'. Piokons 0. II., Jan. 1. 1868 tf HIDES AND BARK WILL BE BOUGHT AT FAIU PRICES by .1. L. N. SMITH. Tun Yftrd, Jan 1, 1868 2fi-tf /WV M. HADDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, /\ i> u Solicitor In Kqiill)', PICKENS COURT HOUSE, S. C. .Tun 14, 1858 20 tf Klatc of Sonuii Carolina, IN KQUITY?PICKENS. /1UAUPIANS, Trustees, Committees and ReVT eeivors, who have bonds in the Commissioner's office, una persons who have soM property under tho order of the Court of Equity, nre hereby notified to tile their Returns in my office, on or before the first day of May nest. Vouchers 1 lur on t?v?'>ents out must be exhibited, together with nil honds, notes, cc?i;r,cutcs of stock, and other evidences of choses in uetion, ?il(| ulno all title deeds, bills of sale, and other tnuoimcnit> of title to property held in trust. Thoseiu default, at the expiration of tho time above stilted. will be ruled indiscriminately as tho law directs. HOB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.K.p.n. Commissioner's ORico, Feb 12, 1S58 til ~ NOTICE. " A LL persons indebted to tho Estate of /\ Jesse MoKhinQV, doceasod, must inako payment without delay; and those having demands against said Kstnte will render them to ino legally attested. ' JOHN McKINNKY, Adm'r vnkoa lena m ? " NOVICES. 4 LL persons indebted to K. & K. K. Alexi \ under for 1850-57, are requested to pay up anrl savo costs. E. Jc E. E. ALEXANDER. Jan 14, 1858 26 tf TAXES! TAXESf I WILL attend at the following times and places for the purposo of rocoiviug Taxes for the year 1857 : On Thursday 18th February at Win Sanders; " Friday 19th " " Bach Hetrcnt; " Saturday 20th " " Fair I'lay ; " Monday 22d M " Cobb'H; " Tuesday 2.'$d " " Win Fnnt's ; " Wednesday 24th " " Salubrity ; " Thursday and Friday, 25th and 20th February, at PickoiiHvillo; " Saturday 27th February, at Trnp ; " Mondav 1st Mumli ut Hnutnr'i. " Tuesday 2d " " Mrs Barton's ; " Wednesday 3d " " Wolf Creek; " Thursday 4th " " Ih'rricnne; " Saturday Uth " " Clrant's Store ; " Monday 8th " " Tunuel Hill; " Tuesday Oth " " Oapt A Robins *, " Wednesday 10th " " Jonas Phillips; " Thursday Jltli 41 " Poole's; " Friday and Saturday, 12th and 13th, at Wulhallu; I And at Pickens C. II. on Monday and Tuesday of Court, at which time my Books will bo closed. Persons failing to make their Returns bv that time will bo liable to a double tax. I,rrec negroes must pay their taxes du- i ring the month of March. ( fly act of tho Legislature, all persona arc required, under severe penalties, to return the number of births, marriages and deaths that have occurred in thoir families; and, also, the number of births and deaths wnong thoir nog rocs. Sjate tax, camo as last year; Uoud tax, GGfi; and Poor tax, 10 per oent on the State tax. According to law, and undor tho instructions of the Comptroller General, nothing but specie and tho bills of tho following banks ! j can bo taken in paymont for taxos, namely : | ! Uank of the State of South Oarnlinn. Com- I I morcial Bank of Columbia, Bank of Clmrlos| ton, Union Bank of Charleston, Stato Bank of Charleoton, Bank of Goorgetown, Bank of | Camdon, Merchants' Bank of Cheraw, and I tho Bank of Cheater. I JOHN W. h, CAREY, T.C. Jan 20, 1858 27 tf JOS. J. NORTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND Solicitor in Equity. PI0KHN8 COURT HOUSE, 8. C. Jan. 1, 185S 25 tf JUST RECEIVED, AIM OF CASTINGS, NAILS A. VACTORY THREAD. AIho, ft lot of fine CLOTHING. All ohcnn for cnnh. B. <fc K. Ki. ALEXANDER. Jan 15, 1858 2fl tf WANTED TO HIRE, rpKN OR TWELVE NEORO MEN to J. work on tho Hlnc Ridgo Railroad, throe j hiik'h HIM)VL- >* uiiiuiin. njipijr on wiv ?ou<?, or to the subwribor. EL AM 8IIAKPR. Dftc 10, 18,17 22 flm LOTS FOR SALE Pl?RSONH ft?Alrous of jnirrhnslnp; LOTH 1\ THR TOWN OF wAlHAI.U, cnn have uinvi Mil IMP Mfiwi riimiiHon^. 'M l'V " j. ii. mTRNnonyp, Wallinlh, Nov. 0, 1861 ^0 t* 'a' Ordinances. T> K it ordained by tlie Town Council of Piofc- V 1) 008. Tluit tlie following I"* l*c levied for tlio j year, 1808. tp wit: 1. All person!" liable to perform road duly, witUin iKc eorponto limit*, shall pay tin- aum , ot' Three Hollars each. On u!l slaves, 5J0 cents each ; 10 per cent Upon the value of every hundred dollars! worth of lots, merchandize cold, ; niul professions, within the said corporate limit*; and 10 per cent upon the value of every huni dred dollars worth of real estate in the corporate liinitH. The Atdd tax to l>e paid to the dork of Council on before the first day of May. lHi'ih; and that execution do issue to collect said tax if necessary. 2. I!e it further ordained by the authority aforesaid: That from the publication hereof, it shall bo unlawful for nnv slave to be at large, after 0 o'clock. I'. M., without a special permit. And any slave so offending shall be committed to jail, there to remain until 8 o'clock the morn ing following. The said slave then to be released on the payment of $1 by the owner thereof, or receive not more titan twenty-five lushes ut the discretion uf tho Intendant. 3. He if farther ordained by tho authority aforesaid : That it shall be unlawful to shoot any tire-nrm within the corporate limit A; tlint it shall be unlawful to drive ii vehicle of any kind on or over any side walk within the corporate limits; that it .shall be unlawful to ride on or over any side walk, or hitch or fasten any horse or horses to any tree or fi;ne?, or on any .si?le walk, in the public square or streets of the vili luge of l'kVcns; and any person or persons so offending shall be fined $1 for each and every offence. The said tine or tines to bo collected by tho Town Marshal, who may enforce tho collection thereof by execution if necessary. Ratified in Council, tho Mth Keb'y, 1H58. iH. JC . liucitunill. Feb 20 81 3 J. A. McKEE WOULD respectfully inform tlio oitiaen* of l'ickons, that, ho has located at Pickens Court llouse, for the mirpononf carrying ..n tho TAILORING BUSINESS, aiul is prepared to exocuto all orders in the must neat and fashionable style. Dee. Hi. 1 23 tf PICKENS ACADEMY. rpTIK TKUSTE' S of the above Institution 1. take pleasure in announcing to the public, that their School is now open forjtho reception of Students, under the supervision of an experienced Teacher, WM. M. IIEATH, I'.sn. nates ot' Tuition for the Primary class $0 00 per sossjou of five months. For tJrnmmar, ueocraphy, Philosophy, Composition, and ovorvtning pertaining to an English Eduoation, $<S per session. For th? Languages and the liighcr branches of Mathematics, Sl.j 00 per session. J. K. HAfJOOT), M. F. MITCHELL, Z. C. PULLIAM, M. M. NORTON. _ Fcl' 1 2^8 ?9 NEW STORK & NEW GOODS, One rtuio from JarratrM Ilrltlffc, Near the Road loading to "Walhalla. f|^HR undersigned wish to inform their JL friends ami the surrounding eountrr generally, that they uro now opening a woll selected Stock til Fall ami Wiult'i* Woods, Roots and Shoos, lint* und Caps, Crockery. Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicine*, &c., with almost every artielo usually kept in a country store : all of which will he sold low for cash ! Call and $00. Wc will take in exchange for Goods country Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool Ilntn, Dried Fruit, Venison Flam?, Raw Hides, l'caa iK'oewiix, Tallow, llonov* Ac. .1. M. ALEXANDER, E. E. A LEX ANDEll, Nor. 14, 1 S.">7 10 tf NOT1C1J. 4 LL persons indebted to tlio old firm of XV_ 1'. it E. E. Alexander arc requested to pay up and f-nve costs, llcturn day is eloso bj-?look out! E. E. ALEXANDER, Jan 14. 18.r>8 tf Survivor State oft" South t'aroliaia. IN KQ11TY VICKV.S8. Abraham Duke, ot, ux.,et. al j imlfor pnrU(ion Jon. Donaldson. ct.ur., et. al ) "^c<" 'pi!K Court of Equity, for Pickens district, har1 fng referred tho Accounts of Harriet Duke. Administratrix, and Hansom Duke. Administrntor, with the will annexed, of tho Personal Instate of Russell Cannon, dccoused, to tlic Commissioner for settlement, the defendants Carter Cannon, the hcire-at-lnw of William Cannon, deceased, Margaret. MarchVianks, Judy Kendrirk, Kli.jah Cannon, Martha lirywn and Jus. Cannon, ,vho are absent IVoin the State, will tako notion . mi uiv mint iiifHiiiM K win do neiu ?i my Office, on Monday tlio loth day of March next. 1101VT. A. THOMPSON, o.K.r.n. Corn'rt Office. Nov 14. 1K57 td PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, OF nil sizes, with and without Hollow-ware. For sain bv .T. II. VOIOT, Opposite Vlnnlev's Hotel. Wnlhslla, S.<\ August f>. 1W7 4 tf g J s s h U s * ~ Pi ? 3 3 : fn -t s " q II t -i I WO ^ ix "" J? ^ (Fj\ ? D ^ if ^2 Ki JR 1 ? V i' g 3 ?| S5 rf? S?< 2 .=31- . I*" ' ' /?? ? _2 ? C? a> w 3_U)w,y?> 05?S|| ?'='? infill '*?"* 8<? sfld-s ^-|r# si1* sli *i, I? (2=1 .-8 X *3 S Si 3-g 0flJ I fc * * 2.8 1 sd s? ;-llsi8 ^ rs "w asjgs i r i l J. H. VOIGT, TIN AND CQPPKHSM I Til, Wnllmltn. s. CM INFORMS his friouds and tlio public Hint ho hns r-ngu?,x] a oompotent Ooppcr#tnitli, who hns upwarda of twenty vwii pxperioncw In tho mnnnfkcturh)# of COfPKR KKTTLK8, STILLS, ami all othnr m tu-h'* manufactured out of C'opnor, Tin and Shpot-Iron ; ami innreDnrcd to fill onlor* fn* ntl ?^vi. His line at" short notioo. Term# moderate.? Rmcrn i?> i'uo qiiriu/unj of ii?m work. Atiguwt 0, VW7 I if GUN A BLASTING POWDEB. MY rowDlUl MTI?L n(?mjjtinvr in sativo npcrKtion, (inn and It 1 anf 111 fc Powtf^r enn t>o fwmmhod to dcolors nn?l cithorRot low rnti?R. All nrdiTH nddrtixned to !>, diexaxn. wnlh?1lii win u ? ' " ?? ?* 11;, C ? ,o-, 1011N A- ?"A0KX5R. Srj)U2C, 18u() 12 t'f