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James L. OrrThe March number of tlio Atnerion PhjraQOIogioal .Tourntd, published by Vuwii & Wells, 80$ Bfoodwaty, New York, un edited in part by ProfoBSor O. S. I'Vnvlc who is now lecturing in the South, gives Mrtntlf n?wl l.w.K! ? 1 -?--i ? " " ' , Nivwon ot ppeaiit Orr, and the following phrenological sketcl Mr. Orr has a predo'i&iiinnoe of the vit toaipcrauient, which is indicated by tl largoncM of his ohest, the fullness of h face, the plumpness of his muscles, and h general stoutness of build and breadth < organization. This gives health, wanntl enthusiasm, power of endurance, and thos qualities of body which sustaiu the brail and thereby give to the mind seal, cordis ity and earnestness of notion. lfe has fair amount of tho motive or billions ton pornmont, which gives tottghnc&s, pow? and hardihood ; and he has enough of tl mental t?Vnrtftr(iinoii? , . U.C.II9B I mind and a .studious disposition. He boa the marks of sound health and a strong coi tttitution, and of having inherited these-e: ccllontqualities from a long-lived onoestr By observing the form of his head, it \vi be seen that he is largely developed ov< tho eyc?. This is the region of the pe uentivo intellect, and in this ease indionti iiiiiiBuiii practical raient, readiness of mill mid ability to gather information, and l take clear, scientific, practical and businc: views of life. The middle portion of h forehead is also lav^o, which show* an o: ccllcnt memory of details, particulars, sim lar cases, historical reminiscences and wha ever has transpired in hi* experience. II carries in his mind more of the knowled* which he has gained bv rcadintr and o\n # t u n - -- | riencc, and can brin^ it to benr on tho noil in question with more readiness and tore than ninety-nine men in a hundred wl are in public life. The upper part of h forehead is only about full, showing less < the abstracts and profound, philosophic and speculative ; bonce he is less incline to indulge his mind in problematical nrom koh ami theoretical speculations, and to a pie ou abstract questions, than ho is to tali SDUcnil viowa, ami to regard subjects i fair practical aspects. He possesses tl qualities for a historian, ami those talon avail him as a lawyer and politician, an , give him that ready business capacity f< ' which, in Congress, he is so distinguishes As Spoaker of the House, lie rcquirog I remember all the phases .Mid points of pa lutmentary law"; to hold in continual rend ncss the ami customs of u duliberi tivo body, and also to bo nblc to hoc all tli windings and complications which, in tli process of legislation, arise from varioi questions and motions which comc befoi the I louse. This form of forehead is ab Been in Henry (May, John (juincy Adam Silas Wright and others who have bee distinguished for their practiul talent, con inand of details, and power to uso all the knowledge on the spur of tho moment an to the best advantage. Had Mr. Orr dcvotod liiwhclfto scienci instead of to law rind legislation, ho wonl have distinguished himself as an invostigi tor, a tanchor and a demonstrator, lie h; a tine development of the organ of languagi as seen in the fullness and prominence i the eye. This given him great readiness ( speech, while his intellectual faculties ai so developed as to enable him to arrange a ideas and to clothe his facts and prepai r.... C"! tiium n?i intuit expression. 1118 temper; ment gives him the requisite emotion ft. an orator. The top-head, especially throug he regiou of benevolence and venoratio rises high, giving him considerable religion sentiment, kindness of character, and jx l i ten ess of disposition. He has ft large firmness?.1 strong wil great dosire to finish what he begins, and disposition to drive through ditlieultios.Tho more opposition ho inputs, the more scoms to fortify his mind to grapple with -II1UIW cnjjvuiiuijf 11 I1U HMJIS comment till) his course is right,, ami that time will sam tion it. llissido-bcad im fully developed, showin fair mecbanioal talent, desire for property power to bo reserved and restrain bin foe in??s, prudence, circumspection, energy courage nnd efficionov. lie has strong social affcetions?finds i very easy to make friends, nnd to sho' himself bland, cordial and affectionate, m only toward men, but toward children an women. In bis own social circle, where h 1 - ! - ' ' jiioio limp uu ja not W.UCUCU ijy critical cycj lii.s manners are very open, frank and ui disguised. lie has largq self-esteem ; but his venoi ation and friendship modify Us actions an soften its natural austerity. Ho is rarel repulsivo or domineering, still he is digui fied-~has u just sense of his own charuetoi find is determined to command respect.llis approb'.u'veuosa being large, induces pretty active regard for public approv: and ?*desiro to stand high in tho ostimatio ?t-ii. ..i- - i ui Hit, iwio-TaiuuoinilY tllOHO WHOSO onaraetc nnd oxperienoo givo value tpthoir opinion; llo will <lo nuil suffer much to maintain hi honor. Ho is laborious, eonsecutivo am thorough?is anxious to understand nnd t know tho bearings ahd uses of everything Very littlo oscapOn. his attention nnywheri and this sharp obSflrvattoo is pro-eniinonti evinced wherever ho has care and huthori ty. Ho ?ystflinntizes his thongbui and ac tiona j arranges his ideas and nit l*i? busi uoa? 1 u such u way an to do a vast nuuaui of labor with but very littlo friction VV seldom moot with a head in which ip com bined so muoh strength and self-poised Cti orpfjv?so much steadiness of purpose an practical judgment, with so much onthusi asm and frankness. JIo rarely |os<,*? hi mental balance from extra heat of pMitio Wd emotion, nnd mjyer becomes taiu< or prosy, or uninteresting in lii? *ty!u < speaking. fie ns pre-eminently n valuobl public ??an, on account of l?i# knowledge his industry and his practical talortk. NKW Vo.lK AMi ? IV,". Al^llNlXTIt A l ld.i ~r-Thor? svftB h doiriiMt lr ttion oi tho N<v York'I>einocrocy ntMozm Htttv on Tticf day evonlng, !n tfunportof the Kanson pol cy of tho Natiouask Administration. A<| * ' f <> ' * < ' gl J ? # dresses wore made by Kx-Gov. Joucs and w in Hon. Mr. Hughe#, ot'Indiana, and others; IJ ?r and letters wore received from Hon. John t< id Kelly, Hon. ISlijah Ward, Hon. John ii r, Cochrane and lion. Win. 1J. Maelay. The 01 a Itorald says : 1? if " It was one. of the largest and most en- h !i: thuaiasti? cntherincrs which hns ever n?. ul sombled iu this city, and in point of inter- ai 10 e.st wan 0110 of tho iuoht Hueeessfnl. tl is " Tho specchot", resolutions, letters, songs d is and enthusiasm, were all indicative of 11 de- tl of j termination to sustain tho President at all fi li, har.nrd^." so Tho Journal of Commerce says : " The ii, nudionec was composed of very intelligent ! . I- people?many of whom were evidently no ( a frequenters of political meetings, hut had '! ri- come for the purpose of hearing tho Lo- ( (?r compton side of the Kansas question." Ttr - _ i-1 ' - jciuui wusuingicn. a rs Washington,March 1.?General Whit- j i- field, iun letter received to day, says tlmt t- (i on oral Lane's party has served upon him y. u notiuo to quit, threatening, utiles ho do II so, to awmssihato him. lie lias sent his t sr family out of Kansas, but resolved to re- T r- | main himself, lie ftlso says that house- fi sfc , burning and murders are frequent. In the o> id i county opposite St. Joseph, Missouri, a a to | family was ?!vlven out and several persons st ss j wore killed. Another family was also driv- oi is j on out in tlio county above. I b x- , Prominent Democrats cjilculato tliat the i- j Kansas and Minnesota bills combined will t- j pass the Senate by six or eight, ami the ^ [(> House by about fifteen majority. ,j ;e Samuel Mediiry, bx-Oovernor, was to-day V e- confirmed by the Senate, as Postmaster of a: it Columbus, Ohio. ?' e, Washington, March 2.?"Despatches 10 received at the War Department from Ool. |j is Johnston, indicate an insufficiency of the ,i ?r ? ? " * * >. ; |?v.-ini> inuiiiifi 111 iMirc iiaramio, to trans- ^ al | port provision* to Onnip Scott, nnd it will di cl \ do.necessary for those to vouch him by tho = i- | 1st of June. (?on. Scott, has, therefore, ? - issued orders for 200 mule teams'of wagons = :e to be conccntmtcd nt Fort Leavenworth, (] ii with the utmost despatch, to transport com- y in missary stores from Port Larrtmio to Johnts . ston's camp j seven companies of cavalry y d | to escort them thither-?tho tmin to start y )l- , as early us the 10th of March, lii conso- K 1. ! quenco of tho known intention of the Mor- r to i motts to ii|torc?M>t MitVcY on his return t?i I r- ! Santa Fe, ordpra have boon sent thoro to i- the commanding officers to furnish the erf- T1 i- cort. M 10 (Nil. Johnson says no incident of impor- 01 ic tunoc has transpired since the last despatch- i tl is os. The troops are in c.xcolloiit health und , c spirits; but many are frost bitten. ^ 10 Washington, March'5.?Tn the Senate fjj s, ' the proposition of tho Printing Committee ! .. i i..:i ii ? ? 4 1,1 I , iy> vuiktwi me luuuiKtr 01 copies ordered to ! yi ho, printed of the Const survey report# was s, ir : opposed by Messrs. IVarce, Hamlin and j <<| d Mallory, and advocated by Mr. Johnson. ! li Mr. Hammond olForcd a joint resolution J ^ ?, authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to I ^ d pay the omoor.s and seamen engaged in the j ^ expedition sent in.seaoh of Dr. Kane at the i j, is same rato allowed in Pohaven's expedition. J ?, House.?Tho IIou.se rc.nimod the con- j n >f sidcration of the Sonata resolutions of the I s >f j Naval llotiring Board. J e Mr. Whitoly argued in favor of the res11 1 olutions, sovercly criticising upon the pro- l' o coRumgfi or tne IN aval Hoard, i- Mr. Hooock Offered the resolutions, con- | t-( >r tending that tho proceedings of the Bonn! [ |, h of Inquiry were just, and cvon If reversed j p; n that many of its supposed victims now ex- Ii is peoting to get back into the Navy, would j " >- find themselves mistaken. | ^ The Senate, yestorday, confirmed the JJ 1, i following appointments : W. IT. CustU, a j Collector at Yorktown ; J. S. Parker, Co]- ft -j lector at Cherrystone; C. C. Robinson, m it j Naval olRjer at Norfolk; A. J. Denby. sf ?* I Cf v ? xr - it ? ii nm vcyor ; i j.\orioiic ; \\. Mondy, Wuryoyor it ?t Richmond; IT. I [uncock, Collector at V 3. Washington. ftl Washington, March 4.?The House n g Kansas Committee met yesterday. Gen. p h Calhoun's statement in regard to Kansas P, 1- affairs was refused to bo roecivcd. A roso- . h lution, calling for the census and doenmentiry cvidcncc8, was adopted. Mr. Stephens tJ it presented to the Committee a report to be < w submitted to the House as the views of tho S ?t majority, which was adopted by tho Com- H d mittce by a vote of eight to seven. It is -A o supposed that there will be two minority ') reports, xno reports will bo shortly pre- l' i- sen ted to tho House. The Committee ad* j| jonrned, to-day, iY/us dir. . q "* In tho Sen.1t0, to-day, Kansas affairs r; d were discussed, Tlio resolution to inquire 2f y into the alleged inllucnco of tho t^ccutive ni l- upon the votes of membors was laid on tho 1? table, Tho voluntcor bill was also dis- r' - cussed. ft Officers of tho army ho re urtfo tho rein il j forccment of Cq{. Johnston's command bo- Hj n fore starting for Salt Lake City. fn , IIouniBLK AiPAin.?Wo lonrn from a ^ correspondent, who has kindly furnished cc (I ns, recently, with several items of news, rt 0 thnt a horrible occurrence wis ennotcd in a ? * , plnco called tho Windham settleftiont, eight c j'( miles from Timmonsvi'lo, on the 4 th inst. ^ y It appears that this place was quo which [. was ivwrted to for the purpose of drinking j w and negro trading at all tiine'j?the Hab-1 oj j. bnth day not even excepted. A commit- j ol |t bee formed by the citi2ens of tho dis-1 ? ' 0 trict for tho purpose of suppressing such I . places of vice arid Iniquity. 0?? the 4th ^ instant, about 75 men, ftrmod, WflJ.t to this ^ j place of rpsort for drinkiujj. , The luw- [. nroakers had bo^u upprlfcud trial lut> Vifjl" "* g lanco Committee, sooallod, would be there, n and thoy immediately armed themselves for ^ , a defence; when one of tho desperadoes ,f fired, wounding one , v( tho committee.? ?! 0 Tho fire wan returned, killing Caleb Free, man and Abraham Windham, and serious- rt| ly vfotindlng >3, A. Windham and Thomas F Windham, who vro.ro living '?1 houro aftm- d: i. the occurrence. Hoverol othow were wounr dod. Of tho VigUaneo Committee, ono 01 i- wan badly cut, (ind in supposed to bo nior- ( u i- tally wounded. Two others are wounded, I- but our oorrespoudeut did not ascertain ' B ^ 4 t, ? ^ ? . *4 bother they woro considered dangerous. ?r. Iluntcr, of Timmonsville, w:it> in atjndanee h( the hccho of the dead and dyig. A jury of inciticgt Was in attendance 11 the 5th, examining the witueaaea in reition to the death of Freeman and "NVindam. The above statement may be relied on, i the gentleman who furnishes it was at iu piuce uic uay atter tlm 'ireadlul tvape-' y occurred?amy the dead bodies?also lose who wore wounded- -and obtained his icts from the physioiftn in attendance. [ Wilmington Herald. Railroad Aocidknt.?We rccoivcd a espatch from Columbia last evening, nnouuuihg tlio occurrcnoo of a serious accient on tlio Union and Spartanburg ltailjnd, by which several of the passengers ere badly hurt, one of them having both rma eut off. The noeident occurred to the p-train, between Allston and Unionville. udge O'Noall was among the nasseturers. [Mercury. Larokht Stkamhoat Load or Coton.?Thesteamboat JI. II. \V. Ilill, (Jnpt. 11. Newell, arrived here this morning, otn Memphis, with the Impost lond of rnton which has been brought hither, by ny boat during the seiisun?the Very hitnu>mc one of 5,102 bnlo.s. 8he ulso brought iglitccn hhds. of tobacco, with flour, corn, aeon, irou, &o., in addition. [".V. O. I'iait/unr, I'M). 20. .jr.. u..iriu,\ s.\ uonorkss.?The Ktclimond >>uth indulges in tho following oonfidont preiotion: We have private information from Washington of a character sh authoritative ' * to leave no doubt of tho admission of Kanis with tho. Leoompton Constitution. We i lie.st ion, indeed, if tlio measure will ho opwed with any oarnoatnoss by either wing of 10 Black Republican-DouglM 041111111011.? [owever that may he, Kaunas will be admit- 1 id Into thft I'm'ii.h lv?f.>?a ?l... 1........ ..< ? ? Mvawiv viiu ia|iOU Ul IWVUVJ \v<. j Married, on th? 4th instant, by ltov. W. . Mullinnix, Mv. Harrison Pii.i.ard to [ias Maiuiakf.t Hamilton, nil of l'ickonn. On tho 7th inst-. l>y W. S. Ortahnm, Rhij., lr. Anukrson Doksky, formerly of Ti?xn?, to I [ins Emzviiktii Jane, daughter of Mr. Win. | in%. of l'irkcnH. ! "OSiYOAKV; I Dki'auted this life on the 17th alt., Mariia Louisa, daughter of. .loci and llaohol loody, ft>;oil one your ami five days. Also, i the 2'Jd ult., Sarah Harriet Moody,qgcd j ireo years and tbroo months. Dki'artki) this lifo on the 9th ulf.. Sarah j . daughter of Luoy and II. B. Mosoly, ap^ed | evon years, eight months and thirteen days. | he amiable qualities of our young friend I tade lier a favorite with all who knew her. ( ho suffered much during her illness, and ! >omod conscious that death was fast approa- j linp. i youth, death en mo and oallod lmr .rnv ! . . .... J ? <> remedy Ins clrlling blant could stuv. r'liile wo mourn tho ltwts of an amiable child, fe submit to oar {ireat God's will; lot our will but Thine be douo i all wo can say whon a friend is gone. Du:n. at the residence of lior parents, (Mr. ml Mrs. T. Dickson) near Pendleton, Mrs. ahaii Antoinette, consort of Mr. Thomas . Steele, on tho .r>th of January, 1858, in the 2d year of hor a^o. Tho nubject of this noco wasjnstly endeared to a large circle of llllllillttini'rtW Knl.M'A/1 K? K ? ^ mvimm vviwiuh v\ um jiurumr* | nd other kindred. Having a heart susccpl?lo of social soul-ondcaring fricudsbip, she ad a year previous to her death hccoinotho irtnor of a kind and tenderly afibctiortate ushand, was a mother to a wweot and lovely kfunt. To theso and to parents, fcistersand rothers, she was linked in all that endoar?g tenderness of heart, which can hind kinred together on earth. Thus wo might trur say her lifo here was desirable indeed;? ut tho all-wise God whose rights and claims re paramount m his unsearohablo wisdom, j iw it host to tako her from this sin blighted I orld. ITcr illness was wliort. cut off ?nrtA?n. I in tho spring time of lifo, reminding us mt "in fcno midst of lifo wo arr* in death" nd of tho uncertainty of nil earthly lmppiess. But wo hope she it* novr chanting the raises of hor Redeemer in that "happy, liapy land,'' she loved ho much to speak of.? lay lie " who tempers tho wind to Rhorn nub" soothe tho bereaved sorrows, and saticfy their affliction. "Karthhas no sorrows mt Heaven cannot heal." Christ is yourriohost treasure : lie can give trength to tho fceblo, joy to tho distressed. lo aavoa tho lost, IIo bids tho dying livo, nd guides the weary aoul to perfect rest." Dkhautkd this lifo io Clarkosvillo On., on 10 22<1 day of February, 1858, Mrs. Hrstbr nn Payne. daughter of T. -T. ami Lucinda .ughes. Sho vm born on tho 17tlidayof etobor, 1832, at Anderson Court House, 3. nnd \va? inarrietl to John B. Payne on the 3th day of July, 1850. Tho deceased had over united horsolf with any church, but had >u? oiiiv,<- pruicHHcii a nimc in tno christian riigion and to know her Maker through faitlj. .nit although during her juckncss, nature diibitod unmistakable ovidoncOh of tho most ccruoiating suffering, yot sho utterrcd not a nglo murmur at tho ftito which sho said was mt approaching, aii(Lovldently awaitod hor. Ivdred and friondv crowdod around the sath bed of this good woman, and tricil to >ii8olo hor with words of hope that 8ho might Mjovor; but being truly convinced, in what 10 thought, sho was taught from abov*, she mMnnnn f/% *hrt,v. *k?i >? A t. _ J I v.??? ? biionii tmu iiur nine nan vine, and tlmt sho was going; tlmt her moth , wlio hftd died tomo four years ago, was resont. ami was calling her home, to live ilh lior in Hcavon. And when tho moment 'h.or dissolution approached, shoexpircd with it a groin or a struggle, leaving a husband id thr6o small ohil'trou to mourn her loss. ot ardent desiro was to poo (Jodin glory, i tnonsions of happy and unfading bliss, fhore the hills are green, eternal and homy, fhen you leavo a world so full of trouhfk m tills. II. .ji.li i iin.juju'i. !X"si"Kjj_iii .ui. u..~-?am Administrators' Sal?. LTTITib lx) 8oM 611 Saturday tU?i>27th d?j V of Marfrh, in?Unt, at the Into vosidonco j f Andrew Kolldj, dcdUfeed, nil th4 l'*r<onRl iatiite of said rloooftHftd, 1o wits O110 M?r?, 1 Wagon, t yoko of Oxon, stock rCatUo nnd Iloga, Houaoliold ?n<l Kitehon urtiUure, and varioua other articles too tuioun to montlon. 3?EUM8?~Nln? months credit on nil *umH rcr flvo dollars, w;tli Intorost ami ecourlty; ndor fir? dollur*, cash. ' K. KKLI.Y ) ... * n 1 ... > Ailm f? %r i W . IV TJIJI, X , I * March 3,1858 33 4 | sir'' '' .m a , r, % - . - * - -?- -V V u _k U U_JaJ Liul Andorson Prices Current. | COttHKOTKD WKRKLY IIV KNOI.ANI>, HI KCKI.KY A CO Am'Mmin C. If.j March 0, 1868. Cotton per lb. - - 8 I1A Suit, purmick, - 2.00 Coffoo. Hio, per lb. - - 13 (a) 11 SugnvH brown, per lb. - t> (<i\ 11 " ortinliea t\nd loftf, porlb. 14 @ 18 MoImsos, West India, por gallon, 4ft (j?\ fiO " JS. Orleans' " tl 5u 65 Yarn ((iu.) per bunch, - - 1.20 Osnaburgs, (heavy) per yard, 1? (n, It Shirtings, " - 10 (ic- 11 Iron, common sixc Swede, per lb. 6A " English, - A Nail*, per keg, 6 (3) fij Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1.37 1.50 " Train, " " - 00 (jfj 1.00 Olass, 8X10 - - - 3 3.25 10X12 - - 5.25 8.50 Hire, per 11). - rtj (?f\ 7 Flour, per barrel, - - 5 (/?) 5.50 Wheat, per bushel, - - 00 (<ft 05 Corn, " - - 50 (?} 55 lbicon, hog round, - - 10 (m 12 Happing. Gunny, per yard, 17 (n\ 18 Oats, per bushel, - - -15 (< > 50 1'eas, ?? ?.. - 1.00 Powder. ltiflr> nr.," 1 < " ^ ? - r? - - ?2 V?? ? I There i? always 10 be found a good Stock j of Oood.i, :it 1',.. 15. & Co>. j Something Now at Old Pondloton i | GROCERIESHMIOCERIESI ! i rj^HB LNDERSiONED have OHtablitthed,' _JL at this placo, a Family CJroccry Store, For the purpose of accommodating the public with GHOCEUlESut Anderson prico* ! Our terms Vming strictly cash or its equivalent, I nnnhlns ii? ---l * ' lUUUUIIIUMM IIUV 10 DC found oWwhore. It i# useless to enumerate our Stock; suffice it to *av, wo have a coinploto Stock of all kinds of GOODS usually ; Kent in ii Grocery Store. Wo will barter or pay the highest cash , price for Produce, and the usual articles of homo manufacture ami barter. All wo ask is a fair trial! .70IIN T. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton, .March 12, 18,18 _ 34?If UND.t^l DECREE IN EQUITY. (cycr i'n. Mcyrr and others. Will he sold, on TUESDAY the 30th March, 1H58, ut the Town of Walhallu, I'ickons District, i LI, THAT TRCAT OR SECTION* OF j~\ LAND, noar the Town of Wallinlln, nnd known in a plat of M. S. MeCav, E?|., Deputy Surveyor, hy the No. 22, ana being part, of the lands purchased from .Jos. Orishnm hy tlio German Colonization Soeioty of Charleston, containing One Hundred and Sixty-two Acres ; bounded east by Section No 12, south by Section No. 24, west by Section 23, and north by Section 21. Also, A TRACT of One T fund rod and Forty-nine i V ofnu 1,,,.%.-.. u.. 4W~ Xi~ In .1 " 1 , ....v,,,.mvjv.1.. i-, liiiiio pint otorotuiid, of M. S. McCoy, Esq. AIho, FOUIl HALF-ACHE LOTS. known by the \os. '21, 23, 10 and 58, silu.itc in tho Town of Walhnlln. AIho, TWO ONF.-ACRK LOTS, known by tho Nos. 9 and 3G, Hituutc in the Town of Wnlliiilln. Conditions?One fourth cash, or in good endorsed notes, payable tho 1st July, 1858, with interest, au?l the bnlnnco in one and two yearn, secure ! bv bond of the niirMmsoi* i mortgage of the property, with interest from day of sale, payable semi-annually. Purchasers to p:iy for papers. JA.MKS W. OltAY. Master in Kouity of Charleston. March 12. 1808 _J)4 2 Wanted, rpwo OH THREE SHOEMAKERS. WnL ges good aud punctually paid. Hoard can also bo had on reasonable terms. Apply at the shop of M. F MITPHF.T.T. I Pick en n C. II., Maroti loj 1858 "" ~3<~-tf Administrator's Salo. WILL bo sold to tl?o highest bidder. on Thursday the 25th of March, instant, ut tho Into reaidonco of James Rogers. dccutu>cd, all tho Porsftnnl Property of said dcconbod, consisting of Ki{(lit Likely Negroes, 1 Rifle (jnn, I Clipboard, 1 Clock, Walnut i Chest, with uuinorous other articlns. TERMS OF SALE-r-On a crodit of twelve mouths, with intcrost, secured by noto and | f proved security. All sums under tivo dol-jirs, cash. JAMES ROOERS, Adm'r. Mnrc.h 9. 1838 31 2 "oT'k n. FOR CONGRESS: jerTho friends of COL. JOHN D. AS1IMORK respectfully announce him u candidate j for Congress, at tlio next election. tfST The friends of CoL. K. P. JONKS, of I Greenville, rospcctfully present bin a inio" to the j ^un^runniuiiui uituncl, kti [MaOC Ol t. 01. Dan, V/llO dcolincn ft re-election. FOR T1IK LKOKSr.ATL'R- : JfiST" Wo nro authorized to nnnounro WILLIAM HAMILTON ? enndidnto for (ho Legislating, af tlio ennulng election. $200 REWARD. riMIK above Howard of Two Hundred DoJI - Ill \ S-l * - >1 jl_ mrn win no |M?1H llir iIUIIH 11 AOIV J "V C) alias Smith, who, without provocation, sh >t my boy I??. o, on tho o\eni??g of tho 21th vf February, instant. WM. S. OTttSIIAM. _Tunncl HiU. S. Fob 20, 1HSR_ 3 MULES! I WANT to sell throo handsome MULES of good size, and from fino mare*. Two of thorn aro three vcar olds this Spring, nnd on? a four year old. Thov haro tho rcifuinito that all buyora of mules like, namoly: they havo nevor beon haltered or b*ck?. Price, throe hundred dollars for tho thrco. J. OVERTON LEWIS. Wnv.idrt ! rs*a ? *> Coroner'0 Sale. BY virtuoof nfl. fa. to mo directed, I willftiU before the Coint ilou?o, within the logiti l|OUrn of snip. 0? Haleday in April next, 1UO aoroji uf land more or lesiB, lying on b'fanefafnf TJMle Hirer, adjf>lriii>j? iund* <>F L. N.' Robins, B. It. lJri\*on and otlvom, levied on m (he prop, arty of John llfimmett, at the Buitof L. C. &. W. N. Qralg. Torms ea?h. a w t n i v*?t I J. A. McKEE TTTOUl?I> respectfully inform the oititenn 7 of Pickens, that he haq located nt Piokena Court Jton?e, for the purpose <?f n??rying on tho TAILORING M\SINKSS. tittt ie prepared to eiecute all orders in tlm mn?i mU ?sd Ct/Io. Dm. 13, 1857 " $3 tf ... ^ *< > / .* . . 1 4r 4. fe. * dl. Estate Salo. rpiIBRE will be koUI on Tuesday the 23-1 i_ day of March, instant. ?it the Into rosi- . donco of Jofiah Reams, deconnod, tho PKK- i SONAL K8TATK of Maid docenf-ed. namely : I < One Bucgy, 2 Wagons (onc-1 horse and one 1 2 horse), floree and Mulo, one set Wagon ?"< I'-JJ" *?-* ' ' * ...nnui s IVUIF, VUI II, I'dUUVI', tl [IPHI, Vftttl'! I mid Hogs, Plautitiou tools, Household mid Kitchon Vurniture, and otlicr nrticlcB too tedious to enumerate. TERMS OF SALE.?A credit of nine months, with interest, note and good security i on nil sums over flvo dollnrH ; under that n- j mount, cash. AARON BOGGS, Jr. Adm'r. 1 _March 2JU&8 33 8_ | Stale ol'SouUi Cm'oltna, IN KQt.lTV?PICKKNS. u. w. l'olgcr, ct. al. ^ vs a Dill for Injunction,&c i L. C. Craig, n.p.n., ct.nl ) IT appearing to the Court, by affidavit, thut i Joiin NY. Hall, Michael Cri.is, William 11. 1 I Redwood, and Joseph H. Clyde, defendants to j , the complainants' bill of complaint, reside with- ] out the limits of this State: on motion of Wright | | & Orr, complainants' solicitors, it is ordered | that the Maid abfent dofendants do appear, and , . pload, answer or demur to the bill of complaint ! filed in this cane, within three months from the ' , publication hereof, or all and singular the alle- ( gations therein contained 'will be taken as coil- ! Ifcsscd bv tliriu. by an order pro ?mf'stto. Hon r. A. THOMPSON, C.K.I'.U. | | *.om rs uitice, March <>, 1868 3in j | STATE OF SOUT15 CAKOMNi, ! IN OIUMNAHY?CITATION. V* "l/r JIEUEA8. W. K. Eaedcy hath applied to i V mo for loiters of administration upon ?U \ and singular tho personal estate of J. A. Easloy.jr. j . deceased, Into of tho Stale aforesaid aud district I , of Pickens: The kindred and creditors of paid deceased are, thcroforc, citod to appear before , me, at PickensC. II. on Monday 22d March inst, ( to show cause, if uny tlioy can, why said letters ( should not he granted. Given under my hand , and seal, Gth March. 1P58. 1 W .1 P ITIROVS ^ I Head Quarters, SBCOND RIX.IMKNT, 8. C. M. Order No AN KLKCTLON will bo licM at (lie different \ Company mustov grounds, on Friday the lfith April next, forCJOl.ONKL of snid Regiment, to 1111 the. vacancy occasioned l>y the resignation of Col. P. II. I'rnther. Captains \rill advertise the same at their respective muster fields at ii-iim lorry aavn uciore I lie election. | ; By order of Brig. Oen. W. K. K.vSLr.v: 1 Ii. ROGERS, Lieut. Col. ('oin'g. ' Alorch 4, 1858 83 ti ( notice:. \J.T. pcrfiou indebted to the Estate of Jo- i k'kiIi Roam.-, dcce.ved, must make payment without delay: nnd those having dc- ! aiandu aguiuut paid Estate will present them I to mo, loyally attested, within the tinic4>rc- i scribed by law. j A A HON BOOCIS, Jr. Adm'r. March 2. 1858 3.'} 1 , COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. rpiIFi subscriber would r<v*noctfully inform ' I his friends and the public, thnf in. Uo? associated with himself Mr. J. li. KlilD in J the Mercantile business, which will hereafter f bo ci nducted undor the name and stv!o of Orbkn A UF.M). . The undersigned tenders his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and asks a continuance of the samo for ' the now firm. Z. W. QKEEN. 1 Jan 1, 1858 25 tf 8?.. THE ABOVK^TiTaNGE renders it noooswary thnt my old business should l?o 1 ] closed, and those indebted to me prior t<> tlir I 1st January, instant, will please call and.settle immediately. 7. W. QUEEN". Piokons0. II.. Jan. I. 11*58 LT.-tf HIDES AND BARK H7"iu? be bought at fair prices i by J. L. N. SMITH. II Tun Y'uv.l, Jan 4, I8f>8 2o-tf W. M. HADDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND Solicitor lii E<|iitty, PICKENS COURT HOUSE, S. C. Jan 14, 1858 26 tf State of Mouth Carolina, IN EQUITY?PICKENS. /"lUAHDIANS? Trustees, Committees and Ho- i VT ccivers, who have bonds in the Commissioner's office, and persons who have sold proporty < under the order of the Court of Equity, avo here- | , by notified to file their Returns in my office, on I or before the lire* (lay of May next. Vouchers ! for all payments out mi st be exhibited, together | with all bonds, notes, certificates of stock, and ! other evidences of choses In action, and also all title deeds, bills of sale, and other mnniinents of title to property held in trust. Those in default, at the expiration of the time above stated, will bo ruled indiscriminately as the law dirccts. ROU T. A. THOMPSON, c.u.r.r. Commissioner's Office, Fob 12, 1868 lit HOIICK. A LIj persoiiH indebted to tho Estate of /"V McKinriov, dcceaaed, must nmko payment without delay; nnd those having demands against said Estate will rondor tliom o me legally attostod. JOHN McKlNNF.Y, Adm'r. Feb 2?>, 1S5S 32 :i If OTIC R. A iA. persons indebted to E. & E. E. Alex- : -x Jl nrulcr for 1850-57, aro roquostod to pay i up nnd save costs. E. it E. E, ALEXANDER. Jori J4, 1858 20 tf JOS, J. NORTON, ATTORJVK* AT LAW, AND Solicitor in Kqnity. n r ai fr n \t n /?/%*?*> rt* t? .. ? v 1 IV Pi o ^UUIl l HUt S I'j, (J. I , Jon.1, 1838 2h if j JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF CASTINGS, NAILS A FACTORY TIlllKAD. AIho, a lot of fine OAlTUlNO. All ehonp for onth. K. A B, K. ALKXAXDKK. Tf Jan 15, 18.53 _ tf _, u WANTED TO HIKE, * rpRN Oit TWRLVR NKGBO blKS to 11 .1. troi V )n tho BImo.llftilrond, threo , 1 miiea above 'Walhalln. A)>j?ly on <Ur. Road, j or to tiio BLibEi-ritiiii'. KLAM SIIAKI'K. I issilK^7 '"2 rim __ 1 LOTS FOB SALE, TJWISONH (Kulroiw of pinvlm?lng I.OTH IN 3 1 TIIK TOWN OK WAUIAM.V, CAn l.ovo < thorn on tho ukuuI condition*. Apply to J. IK OHTBNDORFF, Apent. W?Uiullrt, Nov. 1', IBM *'0 if 4 w''* /' V TAXES! TAXES! I WILL attend at the following titno.? and places for tho purpone of receiving Taxe* in* thi- year 1?"m : !)n Thur*day 18th February at Win iSandnra: " Friday l'jth " " linch Hotrrat: " Saturday '20th " " Fair Flay ; " Monday 22d " " Cobb'*: . " Tuesday 23d " ' Wm Font's ; " Wednesday 124th " " Salubrity ; " Thursday and Friday, ??1th and 26lh February, at PiolcnMville; " Saturday 27th February, at Trap; " .Monday 1st March, nt Hof-torV ; " Tnwday 2d " " Mr* Harton'a ; ' " Wwlneaduy 3d " " Wolf Crcok ; " Thuraday 1th " " Hurricane; < C.?l. ? ' I'- ? i iMiiiuiu win vritui ? hiiip; " Monday 8th " " Tunnel Hill; " Tuesday 9th " " Onpt A Robin* ; " Wednesday Iftth " " Jonas Phillips; " Thursday 11th " " Poolc'a: " Friday and .Saturday, 12th and 13th, at Will bulla ; And nt Pickens C. II. on Monday and Tuesday of Court, at which time my Books will ho closed. Pot-sons failing to make their llcUmlB by that tinio will bo liable to a double Lux. Free negroes must pay their taxes during the month of March. Py act of the Legislature, all persons are required, under severe penalties, to return [ho number ot' bivtju*, marriages and deaths that havo occurred in their families ; and, also, tho number of births and deaths among Stato tux. Hiuno as ln?*t year: lload tax, 1)63 ; nuil Poor tax, 10 p?r cent on the Stat<i tux. According to law, ami nwler the instructions of the Comptroller General, nothing but ipecio ami the bills of the following banks an lio takon in payment for taxon, namely : Dank of the State of South Carolina, Commercial Iiank of Columbia, Bank of Charleston, Union Dank of Charleston, State Dank >f Charleston, Dank of Georgetown, Bank of Caimlcn, Merchants' Dank of Cheraw, ami lh<> Dank of Cheater. JOHN W. L. CAREY, t.c. Jan 20, l. .".s 27 tf PICKENS ACADEMY. f|MIE THUjSTEES ofthenbovo Institution I take ploasure in announcing to the public, that thoir School is now open forjthe reception of Students, Under the super vision of an experienced Teacher, \YM. M. UEATIl, I'jsf). Rates of Tuition for ihe Primary clasn 00 per session of five months. For Grammar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition, ind everything pertaining to an English Judication, $S per session. For the Languages xnd tho higher brauches of Mathematics, ?1 o 00 per session. J. E. IIAGOOn, M. F. MITCHELL, A. C. PULL1AM M. M. NORTON. Fob 1. !&")? tJ" NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, One Mile from Jar rail's Tlrftlge, Near the Road lending to Wulhalla. r III IB undersigned wish to inform thoir 1 iViouds and the surrounding eountrv *onu,..u;. tlmt they are now opening a well selected Stock mFall and Winlci* (iroont, Roots nnd Shoos, Ilata and Caps, Crockery, Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicines, !ic.. with almost every article usually kept in i country store: nil of which will be sold low for cash! Cull and rw. wo will tnke in exchange forUoods, country Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool lints, Dried Fruit, Venison I lump, Haw Hides, Peas lieeswux, Tallow, Ilonoy, ?V?\ J. M. ALEXANDER, E. K. ALEXANDER. Nov. 14, 10 t r NOTICE. V LI. persons indebted to the old firm of . I*. & E. E. Alexander arc requested to r?nv up and save costs, Return day is close !.. * t l. * i i?> ?mutv uui ; JB. E. ALEXANDER, .Jan 1-1. is;?s 2fl-if Survivor of Son(h Csti'olinn, IN EQUITY?riCKKNS. Abraham Puke.et. ux.,ct. al 1 Bmfor PavUUon .Jos. Donaldson, et. nx., el. al | Acc t, &c rIMlK Court of Equity, for Pickens district, liav1 ing referred tho Accounts of Harriet Duko, Administratrix, and Ilnnsom Puko, Administrator, avifli llio will annexed, of the Personal Estate of llussoll Cannon, deceased, to (lie Com iiu.iniuiiur mr Hcmenicm, fno oeiennants Carter Cannon, the heirf-at-law of William Cann6n, deceased, Margaret Marohbnnk*, .Judy Kondrick, Klijah Cannon, Martini Drown and .las. Cannon, who are abscut from the Stute, will take notion llinl the said Hf.rr.bknok will bo held at my Office, on .Monday the loth day of March next. ItOB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.K.r.n. Coni'rs OtTico, Nov 14, 18">7 Ul PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, OF all sizes, with ami without Hollow-ware. For wilo by II. VOIGT, Opposite Planter's Hotel, Wnlhnlla, S.C. August f>, 18o7 4 tf gjj)' c Is >1 W ? "e ? -e> I| g :? I* s I! g-S? ;1 -5 Wg .** Si.I -J.a ti tar? if %*<* St a ij aiS^Bl * til- z** o?s|: 2*]gs?jMi 5?<:0;j gj ? #iw*5 i * a"* 5 a ? 4> -, n a-31 T I., i^ a. fai =3 . "3 jt > ? 3 .2 3 ^ e?rf?3 I i; 3 -jr. ,J] '"5 wa j t< Jo ra * ? S! 3 c8|Q9g la c 0 -<l 3 ? 3 _ J J. H. VOIGT, TIN AND COVPEKSM1TII, Walhalln, ft. 1\. f NFORMS hi* fYiriulw mid the pnblir thnt hf huN engaged a competent Co|ii>erw;?Hh, wlm liu.s umv?rd?of tweutv v< r? tttnerifiira in tho mnniifacturinp of C'OWKfc KKTTIjF#, STILLS, i\iul ull othflr articles manufactured out of Cornier, Tin and Shoot-Iron ; *iid in prcpflroJ to fill orders for all work in Sib lino at short notion. Term* moderate.? Hofer* to the durability of his work. August 0, 1857 4 tf BUN & BLASTING POWDHB. MY POWDER MILL hoinp now in ncii\<> oytnrntion, (Sun a n <1 111 a h II n k can Uft furnished to dealers and )liicvH nt low rnte*. All orders nddressfd to !>. IIiemann, Wttlhnlln. will bo attended to. .10IJN A. WAGKNKR. StyK 20, 1?50 15 if & > * 3ff-4itv*