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From Washington. Washington, March 22.?In the Sen nto, the Kansas discussion was resumed Mr. Stuart spoke against, and Mr. liayard for, the Ticcoinpton Constitution. Tho lob bios were jammed) in expectation of hearing Senator Oou^lus. [u the House, Mr. Stephens offered o resolution to discharge Woloott, tliu recusant witness, from the custody of the Ilouao, and turn liim over to the oflioeraof the law, tor trial before the Criminul Court. Aftei so?ue discussion, tho resolution ttoM adopt cd by a vote of 125 to 07. ' The Deficiency Appropriation Hill w;u next considered, after whieh. tho llousi went into Committee of the Whole. Mr. (larnctt made a fepecch in favGr of Locomp ton, nnd Mr. Bishop also .spoke in fnvor ol the Ticconiptou Constitution. Washington, March 28.-*-In the Sen tin), kisl iugut>, iur. i 'oughts made a spccoli tn dn imntcuao audience. Mr. Ureen, ol Missouri,responded to-day, and offered three amendments to tho Kansas bill. tonden, ot ivontuoky, also made a speech and offered a substitute for the bill. The vote will probably be taken to-night. The House, in Committed of the Whole, discussed Kansas affairs. It i?undV'V^tood that thoro will bo a vote on the delleiene\ V trill this week. Washington, March 28.-?Tho Senate was again densoly 'crowded to-day: Aftoi the transaction of tho usual preliminary btuijuMS, the Kaunas diseusion was resumed. Mr. Green made a speech rebutting tho arguments of all opponents of tho hill. Among other things ho stated that Iilack Kopuhlieajiism was erushingout true Democracy in its course, and will never meet with an effectual barrier until it meets the cannon of tho South, lie concluded by ar ardent aspiration for tho consolidation and pouimncuty of tUc Ucinocratio party. A running debate ensued between Messrs. Howard, (ji'eei! and Crittenden. The hitter defended his position on Kansas. AC tor ho con eluded j Mr. (jrcon moved three umcndincnts to the bill, and Mr. Crittenden offered n substitute. MM.n i.:11 t ' < ? r jl.iw Iw?iia<in UIII passed I|1Q ponutc Wltll scvorat amendments by Messrs. Puuh. (Jrcoit and others, but not ot' iny vital importance. Jlr. Pugh'f original amendment wok withdrawn. In tho Houso the discussion was resumed on the Deficiency bill and on Kansas.? It is understood that the debate on tho J)cticionoy Bill will eloso Friday. Mr. Singleton, of Miss., in his speech. . ..... .iv uv?i> it.u hiciv. nvru rdwnvinniniivci: in tin* House who have holpcd negroes tc runaway from their musters. Washington, March 24.?In the Senate Mr. Wilson offered a bill to facilitate communication with Utah. The Anuy Increase bill was reported, ami much private business disposed of. On motion of Mr. Fitch, a resolution tc runjiuHu juuiuiin kiwh Him Kiiyniiiuie martial, was referred to tlio Committee on the judiciary. Tho Minnesota State hill was taken up and difn-ussed, but no action wan had. ThG House continued the discussion of Kaims, and went into committee of the whole on the Deficiency bill, but no action wan token. \\'Aniu.N(rroN, March 25.?In tho Son ate several department communieation.wore referred. v The Legislature of Maine remonstrate? against tho admission of Krtn?u?, and aeou; 60s the President of falsehood. Mr. Mason opposed the reception of the revolutions, but they w^re finally ordered to bo printed. The Minnesota State bill was taken up and Mr. Douglas' motiou t&>trike out the second section, so aa to allow thrco representatives, was discussed. 'J'he Senate discussed tho Minnesota Rill to tho hour of adjournment. The House wont into Committee of the Whole on the Deficiency Bui, and discussed Kansas. In thii House, tho T>ansns question wnf debated nil day,.but there wns nothing new elicited. Mr.. Stephens gave notice that he wouhl on Tuesday next, move to take tho Sonat< Kansas Hill from the t/ibfo. lie wouhl also move the m-ev/ous question, at that time.? Without deb ite, the proposition wns actpi't weed in by all parties. WasiunuVox, March 20.?Tho Senate iiuu in aissHiQii to-U!iy. The House aimuul to takf the vote oh Kansa* no:ct Thursday, aud clone the do> b.ite on the Dcfioienoy Jiill, Friday. Several private bills were taken up, and win Jry speeches mode on Loeompton. All Unimportant. Washington, March 28.-?The House, by. Vote, refused to expel Mattwcn, the notorious member frotn Now York. The House iheil WOi'.t inf? rViMmlftn). " / |Lr T. . ,.Tvv V>y/.....?vvvv <H w?i Whole on tho Kansas question. >V. a''" The Loeompton and Anti-liCftompton Jtemocr.rtie members of the House bare apnoiutwl a conation committee, to re^ovt or TucmJay. a jtliin to mlml- Kansas with tht l?autimptO)l Constitution. "REVIVAL TN<niKA8ixa,-i?'D?o Kf^ ning Post says that the revival movement / h extending in New Ydrk. In tin Jess than flftcon ohurckes iijihat oifcv ore noor )>i i vci nicetiuga hold on ?ocul?r any*, not to *poak of Hiiitou'.s old illicitro, whloh h j*<> ontwiletl that no^oUaf.tous ara pending to obtain 80MM larger bqUdiit#. In jW.iklyu also, an ta< crna'sad numhor of ohurohos will ho. openod for thoso who n?'(s concerned on religion? tnaM/or/j, And oil tho jrign3 portend that the . ... - - cxwMJiuGiu. nns sot wwotioU it* c.ulmiu^ion. iiC^islativ^ prnye* montlnuft ?r? lwM at th< Omvi c>t' Apjxwta daily In Albany, chnntsmni lawyers prnye* mooting* Uulio# hUvo their uprfewa pwyty? biocting* ots.l those i* m?mc talk of a hrtker'* pravci meeting nt th? &xohim<$o, k?twoefeL t]ie fuft ' ** ; J* J-**' * * # >>>" * * .' . .* s ? V ^ i revival intelligence is mndo as much " n | feature" ns linancial or political news. This is cjuite unprecedented, and shows the cx| tended usefulness of tho press of late years. Certainly never was religious propagandist)! so thoroughly carried out. Printed hymns, ' tracts, placards, everywhere remind tno iitattentive of their duties. Girls and young 1 ...At. ..Ui A?!l: L-- ?l 11 1 ' ? limn >mn< uuiimi-.-s uy mo diock, jnving tuem | tracts, urging theiu to repent, offering them j ' free scats In the neighboring church, and j ' taking uu inventory or spiritual census of j the number and condition of the house-' holds. Altogether, the revival may be pro-j nounecd the most striking phenomenon of : , the day. CaUoht in Tiik Act.?Yesterday, a . i. i guiiivvfuAMviiiu nunviuiiiii, enjoying ine vm- j ^ usual namo of Smith, presented a note of 32,000 for discount at tho Commercial Bank. It win drawn and endorsed by clti izens of one of our upper districts, whose signatures happened to bo known to the > bank officers. A messenger was quietly despatched for Chief lJuidell, who politely i invited the gcntlctritui to appear before I). 11. Miller, Ks<|., who proscribed for him lodgings nt tho expense of the State.? i??An i>i.! i--. i i , , v.voiiinuiiiuii ui inn |)uokvi-oook, momi oramlums wcro found of similar character, ' in notes to the amount of $15,000. The public interest, requires that Mr. Smith > shall spend the ensuing summer in tho ho' tel for such ease? provided, and have his ' case investigated in October. [Columbia Carolinian, 'loth. Tim trial of fifty-four persons charged with murder eame off at Darlington, 0. II., on Wednesday the 17tli inst. They were . members of the so-called Vigilant Com mi t, tee. who Were concerned in tho recent affray i !lt Windham's. The ini'v. tlift flhnrniv I zrfb: says, Was COM) posed of some of tho best men in tho District, nud had Hon. L. 1). Wilson as foreman. The trial was begun on Wednesday, and at. a late hour on Saturday evening, the verdict of not guilty , was brought in by the jury after an absence of an hour and a half. Mr. Solicitor Ivor and Mr. Uichanlson conducted the case in ! behalf of tho State, ami the prisoners were defended by Messrs. Spain, Inglis, ])argnn ' and Moses. Pork. Packed at tick. \V k.st.?Accord;n.> fl... i?--: - ' ** i cui; v. iiiumii?i11 i ricu v. urnjiitj inc number of hogs picked in the entire West this season is 2,130,778, against 1,852,470 bead lastsoasonj being an increase of 278,29'.). The increase in weight this season > is estimated at 8,874,75$ .pounds, equal to .iuj,zii nogs, making tiro total increase in ' number ami weight c<pial to 370;510 hogs. A Funny Govkunou.?Gov. M'ellcr 1 has perpetrated two official jokes sinco' ho his boon Governor of (JuUforuui. One was }o recommend the appointment of a night w.itch to guard the State Treasury while i the Legislature m in session; the other was tho Expression of a hope, in a message i announcing to tho Assembly the approval of a bill f ir tho i?f ;i wrminn'u nnin/> - tj-,"- -- " .......X/, i that as there are a great many more iucti than women in tho State hojPoaftor the wo' men will he able to have their names changed s without his assistance . ;y t'AriiK.it iiiki son, Anthony and I'lminns Screw mc ipcrl fr.itn jail recently. f hero , tiro now two screws looso. It hns boon remarked that the gallows 1 was an institution for tins elevation of mankind. Hi: not loo hasty to bclicvoflying reports to tho disparagement of any one. The nerve which never relaxes, tho oye ' which nevor hlunehos, the thought which nov or wuuders?-these nro the mnstersof victory. i " Jack, your wifo is not so pensive ns she used to bo ho." " No, she left that off, ? and turned expensive !" ? - ? ' 1 Don't carry your hnndkerohief in your breast pockoi. if you do, says Punch, you 1 take a wiper to yoftr bosom. t..wi.v. ..w? <t.-? -1 t- ?' - ^ Julimti. tuv VIIIUU IIIUVIV3 |HWi?IUIU li?l" UIU [' development of the intellect of an intellect/. uul being : to know, to will, anil to do. 1 "My wife," said a wag the other day, "came near calling me honey Inst night." "Indeed", how was that!" "Why, she ??iu.i ...a r\i,i ??? jiuivu-iiiv win i>fr ?-wnx ? A TUTt.Kii, who suuintcd awfully, used i .sdtnetini<& to mourn thai his eyes did not ngree. " It is very lucky for you," replied his friend, Mfor if your eyes lmd boon uuitclif ea your licwo \vould have set them on firo t long ngo." _ Nkvkh confido in a you tig man; new , pails Ionic. Never tell vour secret* tn Mm i ; old doors ?j?Jdum .shut closely;' ?Sam, why am dc hogs do most intclli! gout folks in de world t Hoeausu dcy nota cbory ting. ( Anof.R bogiys .rith folly, and ends >vitli i ropcntnncy. "I can't bear you"?r-na the Sea anhl to the leaky ship. Ik yon do good* fOJgot it; if evil, roiucm: bee mid ropent of it, i t l*.VKUViiOi>Y complains of his memory, none of his judgment. ; ' Dimoir.TY of nttalomontji'commonly 5 proportioned to oxccllrmev of obicct. 2r. . - ? " . I I Trtv, want of cootie is easily repaired, but j ? th? poverty of the soulis irrepa?abh>. jl ???- - L .'ijjiji. _j. HJRI ...jMaitaw . . . ? ? *uf v> Mf . I MaItftn?|), on ttl*e \1th iifi. hy Key, ?. 8laic, I >Ir. J. My Mit?i'i(n*K to >n*H JlAnf P. McKik* wky, MeiiRhlci- of iho Jato Warld McftWmoy of VkU rio?,) all ?>f (!ftliri*.4liHRi <N>. (Ja. &T '. ! 0 11.0 1 Hlli uU? tiy RcV. Mr. J ' I Joseph ?. Unit*, of Tlckon*, t?ir-.W"'' ^! Jot**, or (iivetiviilv. \^krtnct* Mr. | ! On <?? 9'lit wit. hy Uov. both of I t fA, JteKNXJHiKK to Ml-JV"' , , . ! ? i WmIIiuIU. X- vuuononj, Kfrj. Mr. I i ^ | <>a ?'> # Navov j < 'i V' * * ^fc*' Onk groat secret of domestic enjoyment | is too much overlooked?that of bringing t our want? down to our circumstances, instead of toiling to bring our circuuistuuoes up to our wants. TlIK man that was about to moot a difficulty, concluded to step uside and give it a wide berth. CoilBienGOa at Andnrnnn TinnM-. "roil VTKKK KNIMNU MARCH '29. * ' 11 P Si T S ('rayTon, S & K \V Brown, Sullivan & Sloan*. Shclor k Slribling, II M I'liilanoy, \V Killy, II Fajen, W S Slinrpc, England, 11 & Co, Mrs K Piokcns, K 0 Hudson, J 1$ Sloan, W 0 Dowlfty, Hawkins & Hissit, J N Whitner, S V Ur.iwn .? 1 ? ? >? ?yv, a VIM, V W VV, <1 I'UIHJft. IU17? M Rulwinktc, Ouuh & Jlrtipe, Wagner Mills, I W Taylor, M A Dutch, Humhurd, II & Co, J II K Sloan & Co, J II Oatqiidorff, In.scrlell & Norman, D Bicmunn, Moore & I', J W Mario, I) 11 Konnlmur, 11 \Y Todd, L Rlmrod. I) S Taylor, Wallace & K, Geo Seaborn, Mo Fall, II & Co, A 11 Towers. Donson & J, I) Honno, R I'orchor, (1 \Y Hammond, Level & Whlto, B Sloan, J \Y Crawford, li P Sloan, A & T A Rrlns. K. RICE, Agent.' BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD JUBILEE! VL'uiHUU liAlCIiKUUK and PICNIC will bo given at Pendleton on Thursday tho 8th of April proximo', celebrating the completion of tlio Knilroad to " Old Potidle* ton. The public generally, and the Ladies particularly, are invited to attend. Speech 03 on tho occasion will be delivered. The Train?passage free?will leave Andorson at 71 and 11J o'clock, A. M.. and Pen uicton at '.'i A. M. ami 4.J 1'. M. ('()MMITTKK OF AllKAX(?KMENTS. Pendleton. March21), ISr?H I Head 'PUB Battalion* oOitipoding tho Gt'i Uoximenl of 1 Infantry, S. (J. M., will parade for drill and review at their respective plaeea of rendezvous, as folJoWH: Tlic firtil naMnlioa on Saturday 1 st May at l'iekensville. The '2il Battalion on Saturday the Nth May, at Mrtt. Uarton'o. Couunirfsioned and non-commissioned officers will attend tlio day previous to eaeli review for drill nml M..I ? ?> - - ? ??. -,n iiiui unit (.'dpt. J. C. O'Urinnt aro charged with Iho extension of tlienc Orders. JJy ordor of Col. Jameson : A. 11. 110003, Adj't. M:uvU '17, 18W_ :?7 0 B3eail ^uai'tcrH, FIFTH HKOIMKXT, S. 0. M.?Orders No. 2. 1 N Flection will bo Hold at the ulTcrcnt Cornel piiny Mu.itcr-gronndrt on FrWiiy 7th May next, in tho 1st Iluttnlion of said Itegimcnt, for M AJOK. to fill till* V.W'.ltii'i' nofnuw.n.wl 1?%. ?1?~ J "J ?"? resignation of Lieut. Col. A. A. II. Moon. Cti[ituin? or of^ccrd commanding beat companies will advertise the srtino at Uioir rcspcciivo muster-fielda at loast thirty dayn heforo the election. The manager# of the election will moot nt the llattalion muster-ground on tho day following, count the vatcs, and transmit the veault of the election to the Brigadier General. By order of Brig. (!en. \V. K. Kahi.ky: JOSHUA JA.MKSON, o-r lil'.i) r. i him ? voi. ? o:ti trjr. Administrator's Sale. "% V7"ll.l,ho sold on Saturday the 17th April T t next, nt tlio Into residence of Mrs. l)illy Chapman, docortsod. all her personal property, consisting of I Horse, 1 one-horse Wagon. Gotrn, 1 Cow. Ilogs, Household ntxl Kitch on Furnitnro, and otlior artiolos. TKKMS?Nino months credit with interest on nil sums of and over : under that sum cash. P. N. GARVIN, Adm'r. April 2. 18i?8 37 2 Slate of on 111 Cacoiina, 1?JCKKN8?1N KQL'ITY. Margaret Armstrong ") vs ^ Hill for Tai l it ion. W. 11. Armstrong, ct. nls j IT appearing to my satisfaction that William 1$. Armstrong, defendant in this case, resided without tlio limits of tliin State: on motion of llecd& Wilkes complainant's solicitors, it is oriltfVtairt 1.1% A I l?rt ?! ? "" 1 * pniui turn jjiuim, nnswer or itonuti' to (he said lull of complaint, within ?liroo months from the publication of this rulo, and, in dofnult thereof, that the said bill bo taken 11s to him Confessed, by nn ordor pro eotifetto ngniust him. UOIVT. A. THOMPSON, c.k.p.o. Com'i*8 Office, April 1, 18"?8 Jim State ol* South Carolina, ^ IN KQUITV?PIOKKNS. ,Ti\mos lingers ?? > minor rnrtition, &c. Ki)waul Rogers, el. tils j IT Appearing to the satisfaction of the Commissioner tlint Ktlward lloger?, Tempornuco McWhorter, John McWhorter ami wife Sarah, Wilson Droutikh nnd wit'o Prudenco, Amos Robinson and wife Nelly, Hugh Roger.*,'and the hoirs-ut-law of John Rogers, to wit: Rogers. bis widow, Emerson Rlack nnd wifo Kliia belli, Moore and wife .Ss?rah, Jumos Kogers, Zachariah ltcgers, William Hogors, John KogOM, ami David Rogers, defonduuta to complainant's hiU of oomplaint, reside beyond tho limits of tills State : on motion ot" Norton, complainant's folicitin-, it is ordered that tho absent defendants fttioro mimed do severally appear in this honorahla oonrt and pleud, answer, or demur to tlio said hiU, within three months from the publication hereof, or their consent to tho aamo will ho taken by on order pro conf< *v>. UOU'T. A. THOMPSON, c.b.im>. AAU- * * ? rtA '""1 win m wiuuv, iuurcn oif, ICHKI ritoNm-ms oT Tho Pendleton Messenger. I WHKKf.Y JOURNAL, Uovolwl to Volitlos,'J j\ News, Morula. Literature, Arts and Scicivi' och. to bo pubHnhcrt ut IViullfton, S. ('urolm^* " VTrutcr the above oaptlon f.Iio pubHrlier/^i 1 po.seH to rovivothe '-Olil I'en'Uotou fl formerly published nf this pU':o. y\ ... r As n political Journal, It will bp^"1 vn \ tho "Grtlhoun State '()wl^Br oIimm vin.<{ nonlk-giiinco tfl Parly, ? Militv ?ookiug to lithutuS"* >n<orc^s by sub- 1 flervionoy to nuy IfcoKwlqitd whatever." If will bo listlopfrjiclo,i^'?? "'I tilings nntl neutral in nothing.;' It bo ontfroly independent in ' it? oxprension> <" opinion of public men nnd ? ineruure*, foM ?h?irt, tbo nim will bo to m<Uio it z faithful ^prtMcntntfvo of the I'ocplo, &wl o fenrWItavooAtQ of the Jrtleroata nnd ) , tiuo* of the Btatc and ofiho South. |* /Wo Iioijo to iimko it a welcome rr f , 8Vc" <tS fivosiao. lenticular pul7ix. . j 0 to t^^ZS!^ror""'>:'K'hm "*"? 11 r...?y vnlUIV'WI. - Thrvoo *l>o wl'*l> to l<md a S.oMn* hw\ will >lcaso tuMvcss Mto wihcwlbor, at I'etwllotosi, AnIcrwon <!i*tmt, H?n?th OHTOHn"*. , 1 Tito. fcrrtliwm' 6f ??* lYres. thToruMy Inclined J * r<*Lrtng -cta&of ?1??oMtmt nnp<?vs }1 n th? Stato," will greatly oblige n* ?jvln# rrr""',0" in^rAn^ H* --?* 1 * * " * W* mqm-TB, }$58, J * V?MN V' - * ? * * .,. . > -, - . * ~: Anderson Prices Current. < I>KUK< 1 I 11 WHkl.V BV ENCI.AMl), III.UM.tn <* Id \M?KK.<HN H., Mmcli $0, 1868. Oottort per lb. - - 7 (?, 10$ Suit, per Hack, - - 2.00 ('olloo.'lUo. bur lb. - - 1ft 1 s ... v ? . Sngnr.s browu, per lb. - 9 (a) 11 " crushed ahd loaf, per lb. 14 (<?) 18 MolnMOS, Wont India, per gallon, 40 0 -16 " N. Orloiins' " " 45 @ 00 Yitm (Oa.) per bnncb, - - 1.20 Osnuburgtf, (heavy) per yard, 13 14 .Shirtings, " 10 @ 11 Iron, uoimnon sizo Hwode, per lb. GJ " Kn^lish, - 0 Nulls, per Keg, - - - 0 (<i) OjJ Oil, I.in.seed, per gallon, 1.37 (a) l.f>0 " Train, " 90 w, 1.00 Ultw?, 8X10 - - - <1 (a) 8.25 10X12 - - 8.25 ($3.60 llico, per Ih. fi.j (S) 7 Flour, per barrel, - - 5 @ 5.50 Wliont, per bushel, - - 00 (<7, 05 Corn, " - - r.O (n) 55 ltacon, hog round, 10 (?) 12 lagging, Gunny, per yard, 17 (a) 18 Onta, per bu?hcl, - - 15 (n) 50 Pea*, . 1.00 Powilct, Hide, per heg, - 7A (a\ 8 RH?" There is always to he found a good Stock of Goods, at K.. 8. X Co's. noticIb. T 8BR aclvortUcd a misrepresentation of facfB I V.. f 1, tr * uv unuuu (vciiriomorv in ilio last Courier." He said I left liia ''bed nnd boaid without any just causc or provocation." I euv to the community, I left him for his cruel treatment to me. I vri<8 subjected to the most brutal corporal pun* ishihont. accompanied with threats of taking my life. Ho also said I should never *ec another minutes peace while I lived with .Mm. More I could (ell if necessary. Are not these sufficient causes for any woman lo leave her husband? T.UCINDA U. KKNNKMORB. March HO. 18"?S :t7 1* Stale of South Carolina, 1.1 j-.vji.iii i'KJIVKlXS. E. K. Alexander, A,signer, | p f R ? f ? I &c Preston MoKinney, et. n's. ) IT appearing to the Commissioner that Preston MoKinnoy, one of the defendants in this ease resides without the limits of this State: on motion of Harrison, for petitioner, it is ordered that the said absent defendant do appear and plead, answer or doinur totlio petition filed in this case, within tiiree month? from the publication of this rule, or the said petition will be taken pro con jcxxo ui io min. UOB'T. A. THOMPSON', c.E.r.i). I'om'r.t OtJice. March '2H, 1 sr>8 8ui To my Debtors! \7~0U lmvo seen my property advertisod for Mile for a security debt, nnd instead of receiving from yon that prompt aid that I had a right to expect and domand, I lmvo boon forced to apply to tho Court of Equity for relief. Those indebted to mo, who fail to make payment by t lie first of July next, may expect such lenity as has beeu extended to me?none. \ \r tv\t r\ t-? t\ ii. iu. ruiA? r<u. March 10, 1868 30 3 Pay Your Taxos! rpiIE TAX ItKTUIlNS in my hrwids must ? be paid on or bafore Sulmlay in April next, ns the different Boards of the District nre pressing; for their funds. I'roi.ipliiudo is expected of a public oflieer, and it his duty t<i rnriuirn it r>f iifhnru " A is sufficient." J. W. L. CAKY, t.c. March 25. 1S58 3fi 2 SPKCIAL IV OTIC 12! riHIE Corporation Tux, as obsessed by the JL Ordinances passed by tho Town Council on the Iflth February, ISoS, must be paid to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of May nest. Execution will issue against defaulters after that time. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON. March 24, 1838 3C) Olork A Troas'r GREEN & REID, 4 FTEtt returning thanks for past patronJ.V. age, would beg leave to inform their friends and customers that they are now receiving a larj^e and woll selected Stock of Sprlhg and Summer Goods, Which have been selocted by one of the firm in person, and neither cxponso nor labor hnvo been spared in making a selection adapted to tlio trade. It is impossible to enumerate the various articles offered for sale, but amongst thorn may bo found CALICOES, Ginghams, Muslins, Baragcs, Silk Tissues, Jaokonet, Swiss, Book and Mull Muslins, CLOTHS, Cassimeros, Tweed.-*, Linens, Cot tonades, Drapd'Kto, Alnaeca, Queen's Cloth, llleached nna Brown Shirtings, Trimmings and Fancy Articles. Bonnets, llibbons and Indies Hats; Flowers, Wreaths, Gloves, Hosiery, Ac. A largo and well selected .Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING. A heavy stock of BOOTS & SHOES of overy size and description. A large stock of new and fashionable If ATS AND CAPS. Y A good assortment of JIARDWARTJ^11'' Cutlery for Farmers use. "im A beautiful selection of Crocltow*01" wave. , , _ , Slid AU, COFFER, Srtlt. Mnckorel, Rico, Yinoga?>''?<'Vir8,1 'I'haeco, and almost cvory othoix^10JM the Groccry lino. Iron. Nafta, ft*1!!1?8' Cotton Yarn, \Voodwnro, SntfiJJ' ' ,Jru?<?> Martingales, Girths. ^Al^fioml .stook of WHKJS and MEDboth in store ami cflico. .don't hositato in saying that vro hnvo is largo a Stock an was ever brought to this narkfit, and wo will soli ?* low as the same i.uuiu.viHi ><v injuj^up m nny market m the ij? country. Ooino and ace for yourselves. iVo chargo nothing for showlbc (toods, and ve feel confident wo can makft it to your inorout to buy nwnn ow. iWrDlt. OllFfKN* is homo again find prcjarcd to Wwtfwc his professional dutiea. llo would wlso say to those who have not lOtMod thoir list yours Accounts, that they * 11 cpnfor n(favor on hint by doing so iuv nediatolv. for It trtltne ?" ' r. " VIM I W v> I I > u I mihwoss. i ^ 17vlft3fr 85 {f Dissolution of Copartnership. pHfy i^pnrtuci'sliip hnrotofofo ?x??tin?-h^ I twcoh l>f8. lIor.t.axd & Henry waiTilisulred by mti dm I ix>n?ont in July hut. AH orsnriA in/InKL.l ^ '4 t ?r-|jyr uiui viu ".v^ui rihko payment > Dir. IIknry. \*lm hfts tho Book* ami Ac- 1 ^'into In Wh K>?ho?*U?n. WaUmlln, f,W".h 17. ,y ' ^woticeT " r H.WK RnT.rtintod .Tojfis It. OsfF.WP(??Fp. L Ifoo.^of miKivlIn ? ,h,j v? >'vmu AJHIli HM' J iok*ns OUtrkvl. No rtvdf i ? or rec.riptf will &n?Wito\vl*l<pyl,flxefipwng*h<h ns :ir<- (ith<v j snedby him,or wmvajbtt Hhnbv waoesth r ; VOll.N: JL WAfJENBK. | CTiv'w^i IW ff 3? t( ; i ;^r Jt>? 'I I wv '*Nl I W > v - ' * W V* ^_ 6 AMbBPAYE'S. FOR C0N0KE8S: ?S?rCOL. T. O. P. VERNON, ofSpadnn burg, is roapeotftilly announced ft* ? cniidi dute for Congroan, to succeod Col. Orr. fkajr-Tho ftiendfl of COL. JOHN I). ASH MORE respectfully nnnounco him a candidal* for Congress, at tbo next election. JBfcljr Tlio 'friends of COL. K. P. JONES, o Qrconvillo, roepoctfuUy present his name to tin Congressionnl District, in place of Col. Ouu, wh< (Inclines a re-election. FOR TIIE SENATE. ? ^"The friends of Gen, F. N. OAHV1! announce litm a candidate fop the State Senate at tho ensuing clcetion. USf*Tho fHend? of EEI1HJ GRIFFIN Esq.. respectfully announce him a cnudidnti lor tho Senate, lor Piekoua district, at tin next election. FOR THE LEGISLATURE #^-Tho friends of Maj. JOHN C. MIL LKR announce him a candidate for the Log iulature, at tho next election. The friends of WILLIAM HUNTKI beg leave to announce him a candidate fo tho Legislature, at the next olection. flWjrfho friends of Dr. A. .J. ANPERSOI respectfully announce him a candidate fo tho Legislature, at tho onauing olcction. tQr The' fiieudsof ANDREW V. LKWI! announco him a candidate for the Logislatun iu mo noxt cicotion. J6$?f We are authorized to announce WIL I.I AM HAMILTON i\ candidate for (he I.eg'13 luture, ut the ensuing election. FOR COLONEL. The friends of Mnj. 1). A. LEDBEl TER would respectfully announce him a can didato for Colonel of the second Ilogimont S. O. M? at the ensuing clcction, to fill th vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Col Pratiieh. W. II. DENDY.J [W. II. l'l'LLEN GROCER IESTGR OCERIES! OOMPETITIOIS] 18 TIIF. LIFE OF TRADE! rpAKIXG this into consideration, with th .JL great increase of trade which the arri vul of the Blue lUdgo Hail Road will necos sarily produce at, this point, the undcrsignd adopt this method of informing the publi' n...t ii ?? ' iimvu in?.v> uavu ujjuhuu it Family Grocory, at Pendleton And would respectfully invito their friondi in the country and the trade generally to giv< thorn a call, nsthey intend keeping a FIJLI STOCK of such articles as arc usually fount in their lino, ami arc determined to sell a LOW DOWN figures for CASII, or barter u cash prices. So you need not JIF.SITATE but bring on your Cotton, Corn, Peas. Lard Bacon. bmwwh*. I)i*v llihok * OLD PENDLli'fON, it being the place when v<?u can get nil for your bar tor that it ii \V0UTI1, and GltQCElUES at Andenoi prices. DKXDY & PULLF.N. Pendleton, S. C. March 15, 1H58 35-tf Something New at Old Pendlotor GROCERIES^GROCERIES! rpiIE UNDERSIGNED have established I at this place, a Family Clrocery Store, For the purpose of accommodating the nubl'u with GROCERIES at Anderson prices! On: terms boing Rtrictly cash or its equivalent enables us to offer inducements not to b< iouna eisewnere. it is useless to enunioruU our Stock: suflico it to Buy, wo have a com plote Stock of all kinds of GOODS usually kept in ii Orocory Storo. We will baiter or pay tho highest cash Ericc for Produce, and tfve usual articles o! ome munufacturo and barter. All wo ask is a fair trial 1 JOHN T. SLOAN Si CO. Pendleton, March 12, 1858 34?tf State ot* South Carolina, IN EQUITY?riCKKNS. 11. W. Folgor, et. hI. "J m ) .nni lor injunction,<xi L. (?. Craig, s.p.o., ot.al) IT appearing to tho Court, by affidavit, thn John W. Hall, Michael Criss, William, II Hod wood, and Joseph B. Clyde, defendants ft the complairtnuta' bill of complaint, reside with out tho limits of this State: on motion of Wrigh & Orr, complainant#' solicitors, it is orckirec that the said absent defendants do apprtir, Rn< plead, answer or demur to the billof complain tiled in this case, within throe p*<mthe from th< publication hereof, or all au<*' singular tlic alio gations therein contain*"* will be taken nscon tossed by I hem, by-*'1 order pro confctm. Hohl^r A. THOMPSON, o.K.r.n. Oom'rs Qffxfb, March 6, 1858 < 3m NOTICE. \y\ Lil< persons uro forwarncd from tradinc j\~ for a Note given by myself and P. M Alexander, for 90O or $52, dated in M\y, I85t>, m the consideration for which ?uiu note wangiven has failed, and I do not intend to pav the fame or any part thereof unless compelled by law. JOHN B. MANSELL. *r -i | iuuruii l I, lOOil -V> 3 | r* otic ft IS hereby given that I, Su&aV K( them., of l'ickcnfl district, wife of l*avid Kothell, ' will, after three month* from this duto, trade : mid do busitioss ah n Free Dealer. My occupations ftro thoso of Weaver nnd Semntress SUSAN HOXUELL. March 20, W8 3,^ *3m W. M. JHADDEN, attorney AT tL.'lW, AND Sollcllor In Kqnity, PICKENS COURT HOUSE, 8. C. Jan 14, 1S58 26 (f .70S. J. NORTON, ATTOAKEI AT LAW, Solicitor in Equity. PICKENS COURT HOUSE, 8. n. farv. V. 18SS 2^ tV JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OK CASTINGS, NAILS k FACTORY TURK AD. Also, a lo* of finft All oh$nn for cft*h. t i* * E- * A^kiandrr, .Tni> 15. lgSft ?<S* * ' (f WANTf? TO HIRE, J% rpr.K OR TWKt.VE SliaBO MEN f? J ywk <>n th* Bill* lUilrond, three* or"*> th'o'euWTi^r' ou ..J>w to, ttir ***?,* si'akpk, ' *7 .*. ton 4 . " * * .?>.? * ? Eetato Salo. WILL l>c nold on Tuesday tho 13th of April next, at tho Into r<*#idencO of Kdwftrd Hembroo, deceased, the fallowing prop1 erty of ssuid deceased, to wit: Throe Mule*, * i one two-horne Wagup, (.'attic and llogo. | Tkhms?On (? credit till 25th December next ' j with note and approved nocuritv. ? W. II. STIUBMNO, Adm'r. | March 20. 1858 811 J NOTICE. * A LL persons indebted to th^ Kxtnto of K?JJj\_ ward llcmbvoe, dccoasod, will make payment ntoncc, ittul tItcisc having demnndu ,T , against said IOatato will render thorn to me, loyally attested, forthwith. W. II. STRIlildNCJ, Adm'r. March 26.1858 3<i 2 I kmi'ICH IS hereby given tliat I forwarn all pornonn from harboring, trading with, or trusting my wifo, Lucinda 0. Ivk.nnkmokk, as hIioUuk, - without just ouuso or provocation* left my - bod and board. The law will be strictly enforced against all offender*. I JACOB KEXXEMORE. r March 25. 1858 Jjrt_ 4* , 1 Wanted, * I rpwo Oil TIIKHE SHOEMAKERS. War I I j - . j. goiin nnu punctually paid. Hoard ? can also be I)ad on reasonable terms. Apply > ut the shop of o M. F. M1TCIIKLL. Pickons C. II.. March 10, 18">S 3-1-tf SIIKKII I S SALIvS. 1) V virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to me ) directed, will bo sold boforo tho Court Houio in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on tlie first Monday mid Tuesday in April next, rinn 1,..., I?-l-.l ? -- .1 / IIVVI, IVT11U Ull IU) IIIU ]>iOJ)? crty of M. C. Alexander at tho suit of 1*. E. ^ llolcorube. I One bn.v rnnrc nnd colt levied on as the properly of James Smith to satisfy a mortgage in favor of AV. L. Keith. Ono negro hoy named Squire, levied on as tho property of W. T. Holland, at the suit of John E. Norris and others. On Tuesday after saledfty, at the house of II. Keaohaui, two hundred bushels of corn more or les?t 2 or 3,000 handles of fodder, one old still and some still stands, &c., levied on as the propcrtyofGco. W. Davetiport, at the suits of Mar_ thn Kinsman, Ex'trx., J. Stokes and others. Terms cash ; purchasers to pay for papers. ] L. C. CltAIG, S.i*.D. 0 1*? 18"8 ?5 t(t Estato Notico. ) ""WTOTICE i? given that u final settlement s of tho EstdtQ of Isaao Anderson.Jr.dej ceased, will ho mado before tho Ordinary, nfc Pickens C. II., on Monday the 28th day of 1 June next. All persons indehtod to said cst tnte will mako payment, and thoso having t demands will rentier them to me, legally at: tested. l>v ihut limo ESLI HUNT, Adni'r. ; March 'JO. 1858. _ _33 3in. Head Quartors, SECOND KEC.lMENT, 8. C. M. 1 Order No ?? AN ELECTION will ho held nt (lie different VCotupnny muster grounds, on Friday the IGtU April n-ixt, for COLONEL of Raid Regiment, to till ?lio vacancy o<iensioned by (lie l'cf-igimtion I of Col. 1'. If. Prut her. Customs will advertise tlie namo nt (heir respective muster fields nt least forty days before tlio c-lextiort. j'lio iMnnngora of the clootion will meet at tl)o ticnoral Muster Ground on the day following, count the voten, and transmit the result of the election to the Hrigndicr 0 on oral. . By order of Brig. Gen. W. K. Eaci.ey: I,. ROGERS, Lieut. Col. Com'g. Mavch 4, 1858 83 <5 > HIDES AND BARIC WILL BE BOUGHT AT FA lit PRICES' by .1. L. N. SMITH. Tan Yard. .Inn 1 185ft ?" PICKENS ACADEMY. ^ riHIE TRUSTEES of the above Institution. 1 take pleasure iu announcing to tho public, that-their School is now open forjthe reception of Students, under the supervision of an experienced Tencher, WM. M. HEATH, ttsq. Hates of Tuition for the Primary class $G 00 per session of five months. For Grammar, Geoirranhv. Philnannliv , , v*'*"|'Vdi(iUII| c and everything portaining to an English Kd1 uoation, p^r session. For the Languages l and the higher branches of Mathematics, $15 00 per session, i J. K. IIAGOOP, M. F. MlTeilKLL, , Z. C. PULLIAM, I M. M. NORTON. I Feb 1, I85S 20 tf lE " NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, - One Mile from JarratCf* Bridge, i\enrtho Koad leading to Walhalla. rpiIK undersigned wish to inform their JL friends ana the surrounding country gonerally, that they aro now opening a well scloctcd Stock ot Fall and Winter Good*, ' Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Croekory, ' Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicines, 1 &?.. with olmost every article nssally kept in a country store : utl of which will be sold low ' for cnohl Call aud see. Wo will tuke in exchange for Goods, country Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool llnta. isnrca rruit, \ enimm Hums, Haw Hides, I'cbh Beeswax, Tallow, Honerv, ke. J. tf. ALHXANI>F,Tt, K. E. ALEXANDKIi. Nby. 14, Wu 10 tf PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, Ci1 nil sizes, with and without Hollow-war#, For role l>r J. IT. VOIrtT. Opposite rhmtor's Ilotol, WnlhaUn, S.C-. August G, lftr>7 t tf in rut; is 4 IiT? perwm? to ft. & E. E. AToxJ\. anncr for iKVWiTT, ftro requested to poy up t\nd bhvo coat*. \ E. Si E. E. ALEXANDER. J .Tun U, isr.x fift : tf IJ. H. VOIGT, TIN-ANI) COI'PKKSMlTIf, wuniuiiM, s. INFORMS his friend* and the public that ho ha* onjtapcdn competent ('oppornmith, ! who Iia3 *C?wrtfdt<)f Jwrnly years evpcricnr* | in tho maiuifftVtnrine of I'OlM't'H Kv*r j T.LKS, STILLS, ard ftll oilier *rtid?H innmiI faotumi out of Co|mw, Tin hjk! Sheet-Iron ; i on<i i* prepared to fill ujrtcts for all work in i J?ia linont uhort nntico. T*rm? moderate.-? j Hftfmrftto the durability of hin work. GTTN & BLASTING TOWPER. MY rowwsit MILL Ixjipcnow in m-tivo oporntiort, C2II n n <1 . Powrtcr can f\?K..w>tert to (i^uler* ami I oth?r? at lo-cr rntfift. Ail orders addrowed to [ I>. Bum4>-n, WtlbftU% will bo turnd*! to. ? " JOHN 4. V4QIK1X. s^vas, wsa j ? jii a #? * . * 0 ? ' # -V '