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Monthly Bank Statement. 1 "Wo Hubjoia ? full gyuoptus o.f the .condition .of the Hunks Of this otato ns os.hibitcd by tho monthly Comparative Vic.w of tho ] Comptroller General for the month of .' March: . > Total spccio Oil hand, $1,'285,865).50 j ! J fowl circnlutkm, 07,078,-78.1^; Not cm 1 dfaoountcd on personal security, SI 1,772,- 1 081.141*. Dniiwvut.irt AV srt *.??> I 85; Foreign Exchange, 81,* In rotation to the Banks of the interior j vrith which our people. uro ntof6.or hyssin- 1 timately associated in business intercourse, 1 wo subjoin the fallowing items in their ro- I turns; . . i. Bank of Newberry.?Bills in circulation $4*27,793; Spcoic on hand, ?31,128.86;. IHUs pf other Banks in this ?>lnte $f>,l08. < 00; Domestic Exchange, $4fi0,108.24; < Notes discounted on personal security $7.0,- 1 208.78.' n . .lJaM of Cheater.?Bills in circulation, ' ??01,510.00; Specieon hand, 813,4:}7.4l); ' BiHn of other Bank# fii this 8fute, $4,'041. ] 00; Domestic Kxclmngc, 8;Ui)T0,r).(i0 ; Notes discounted on peraoiud security/ ?-10,850.05. lianters Bank of lVirliold.?Circulation 825.1,000.00 ; Spctiebn h?nd,-el 0,041,02; Bills of othcV Banks iu this State," 81,108, 00; Uomystio K.iclumgc, 8314,705.0^; Notos discouutcd on personal security, 840,H50.G5. ' . / '' ' ..The Colunibia Banks exhibit as follow*; Commercial Bank.?Snoota nn hrfnd 88 4,417.12-} bills of other banks iu this J State, $#uJ3O,O0; Domestic* Exchange, i $225,834.08 Notes ^iSqounteri on ptfrsbft>il security 35 ll,002.S8 j ctreuhitiou, 8121^ j.; j x'cWngo Bank.-?Specie on bnn<3, 9:24;- 1 f>7 1.1.1 J l)illn of other U.uiks in this ,State', 1 8(L801.60; Dymestfo I'i.vehange, 8405,- ' 97fr.38 j Notes discounted on personal ?e- I entity, $228,940.28; circulation, 8371),- 1 037.? Guardian. , m 'jthk fuoodin.tiir West.?Wc extract 4liw fullowiug paragraph* from tho Ndw ; Orleans -Picayune* of "Monday afteraoop, ' April Ti: , 4 Tmi likv k k s-? n? v a s a e v &<;.?yd<?-' ierthiy was a trying iliy L: the lcveca which , wiJI-'ofT thV waters from. o\tr. city itiidV^ho .> plantations in its neighborhood. The rnhi | Tellin torrents a,nd'the wind blew Yiylertfc1 IV, so that thb'watcrs were fojcod somewhat above Ihelf .ordiiiury__ VeyeJ, Within tile | limits of Jefferson Oitv there were 110 less than three breaches iu the Uivop pf. fjom ton , to fifteen frfct c;fch^ but :ui a close watch was , kept, no thrie w;is lost in the endeavor to , close them, anil, fortuuately,'0;rch attempt , was successful. ^ Yesterday nmrningtherivcvbvukqthrougli i the leveo At John >1. Hell's plantation, <>p* poaito to 'Jefferson Oity, anilthmi^h imiuc- ] diatc attempts worn made to close it, thoy , pitoved wholly tftefore night , tho breach wart Widened to at leant one onrl *1 ' ? ???v* iiiij uxt, auu uvuty 'luur j toudcd rtill to incfCiuso it* width. Through this wide open hi"; a flood of (it leatjt twefvo feef 'h dVpth'nished like Vyoung Niagara, , pr^cntiug At tho sMnc time a grand and j fi arful rt))c0tncle. The whole plantation i> i Oftiivertcil iuto a vust Jake, wliioh is constantly enlarging ita-borrlcnv und will, in t * the 6oufwi of a few days, ttnidoir boa*: pavi- ( option noecssary in" tho Atrecta of Oretnfc, j McDonoughvillo fcnd Aj&cis. '1'W dc- , ?t ruction of property resulting from this crevasse will prove immense. . Nfav Our,bans, April 12.?'A crevnsso Opposite to this city is doing immense duutngo. Hoiuftf tive.oc ?i* .oi*oy??scs nro .re- , Sorted Jwtwoon thi.i oity apd Vick^burg, ( liwtiasippi. - Thorc has been, and continues to be, immense destruction of property , on plantation^ nhd towiis- and stfttlomcnts ou t)io river., ." ' 1 j Tho Chattanooga Advertiser of the 134b j inst., savh: " \Vo JpornJby encfoj-Hcnient , on the Lrttltf Rock.' Arkansas; -Uvttrtr back- , 1 I . . rt - iigu, ruceivcii imrw ycswmay Hioroiog, that . tho tof/n of Napoleon la fifteen "feet u?d<fr , wateK A .duttuitoamuk in t!lk IIoUKK of ' Hwhkskntativkh.?Yesterday, eoon at- J iter the adjournment of tlm LJyuyqpf Itepi*ed(frtwti^os, Craige, of North . Carolina, and & man named Ilelpef, formerly of the aauio Stato, and author of nn nbo- 1 lition work called "The Impending Crisis," ' hnd a slight personal collision in the hall. ' Tho "States" has the following voraion (jf { the affray; . ."-A member who was sitting not fnr from Mr. Craigo, states that conversation of so marked a cbnraetor us to arrest r.ii??&5n , had been carried on somo time between (he , two, when, finally, Mr. Oraigp told Ileapco; > to.go away, apjl that ho wished, to have no li- -:?L us.- ii-i 1 uiiuuttujr wiiii! mm. - xiaipur jiihuo SO?H# f insOfeftV^lv, urid Mr. C/rjnge Toached out i Jlitliaad 88 if td'solzo him. . This Helper j resented by a blow, or an attempt a* a blow, j A fisticuff, lasting a minute,or tWo, hut \ coding in no material injury to either pitf- ] ty,'ensued. The rencontre commenced in j t\U contro aline, and ended in the bpaco in , front of theclcrfc'u desk. Members rushed , Tn aud nftnarated the betligerenW. ^Vecordlng to jhe Star, Mr? Helper felt lilnnrelf-aggrieved by some recdnt remarks ot jwip. in me ?cii?to. if appears a 1 Northern Senator, f.i a'apocch, lmrt quoted 1 from Helper> wofk something conooVnitog{1 nUtffllfy at tho South, ^hereupon Senator 1 Indulged in remarks not vorMomplUuentyty to iW author. This. iryjmeed 1 Uelpor ?(iudoavor to msoorjUun who had ' thtta "pOHted" Mr. JJiggs,*ad a? Mr. Craige ; caiuo &om tho district where ho (Helper) formerly lidded m North fl?n>linft 1?a ?n-11 jfU&tohttl lum under the conviction fc&ki ho ! Y?? W&mnH 4V . *?< *i f.'H I . Uelpor way teko* bcforo a m?gt?^rat? >y < jc^aant-at-anmg, awl ju (ho aftornoon 1 !i?M to keep iha jienoo. ^Senator ! and lilair nptw?>e4 *b 1 WK c<W>s?d. Upon foi/ rWV/.n liia niiw'wJ '.. ALi>.l ^ J ^ ! ' Jp?#W4{USr? vw fojjnct on his pni-son. 0y> umh-*A fortune of twooty thousand ! jpniimlH. < V>t:utoy.chflrnjs~r~JVcltjr jBhop^ , Execution of an ex-Minister in New Or-, I f". * l6ttU8, , a* The execution ofCJcorgo W. StoYall, for- i norly qf Virginia, and ??oc a I$?ipti8t win-j hi ater, for tho murder of Mary llav T>ur?na, ; 1^ vith whom lio ivaa living at to? ttuic, took ! h >l?co in Now O/loane pti Friday, the 17th ! 0 11st. 'rho PictiifHn* gives tho following I t< lOCOUHt aft.hu CKticutimi r 1 - . - vv^ r~t , IVAt quit# au ourly liuur all those who had i w ,lic 'fj>cn i/uxpuc to the Parish Prison, be- ri ;au to assemble, there being a general aux- ; tl Qty manifested to ece how a man of cduca- ! 1; :i(ja and good intellectual powers would ap- j $ proach such a doom as that wlncb had been [ ri liiuinriwul f<v f5h\n??ll !?>? i-"? - ? 1*' -' * 1 ,**V'Omvv* w vwjuii mv; irtwo illfj vulul- j (J try. , I o When we entered tlip prison yard, out b ;ar? wore first greeted by the sounds of Ha- a ^red music, which oaiue from tho doomed ii nan's cell, and StovuU's own Ptrong and fi peculiar voico couljl easily be distinguished 1 }V its earnest energy, in the cell with v, jtm wcro tho ltev, Dr. Palmer and other v pastors of Protostaut churches, and after n ,ho hymn was over prayers were in sucees- ti don oifordd to tho throne of the Most High. me oi eion was a boloiun ami impressive mo, and all proseut scorned to aympathizo ' ivltli the position of the uufot< '.mute culprit. * Mingling t'rooly among those who hud a nssetnbled, wo ascertained that tho general ? ivinh was that tlie Governor would yield to * the prayer of those who wero endeavoring to procure a commutation of the ptisonor'b * soutcnco, and Jhnpea to that effrut appeared v the more sanfcuine as tlib Governor arrived ll in town last night, and could bo tho more " readily appealed to. " . i n trio expectation that tin; appeal to Ifix- " eentivo clemency would not be in vain, tho v dterlff delayed tiio etWution of tbc sen- c fcncc till after 11 o'clock, bat at that hour v it was definitely nscertaiucd that the sen- u tenco would not bo commuted, and propar- 3 jtiona wore nt 6nce comuieuoed for vindicating the law's sternest vonfjeanco. a Shortly aftor 11,' the prisoner, dressed in 1( wince, ana attcmied Dy ins religious ad via- n brs, was lc<l to tliQ spot where the Fatal trap y hitu ft^ou ' prepared. IIjk step was firm, o im'l hi* nppcaranco vonerable and imposing. J; Dircctou oy a motion, ho took his seat, mid 'J the executioner adjusted tho fatal noose.? a The pH.^oner then, after making some re- s marks thanking the officer* of the prison fi for their kindness to hiui, said : s ''.Now, gentlemen, I must toll you that I p have not boon brought to this end beoauso g I didn't know bettor. I was raised in ' ir % . * *? coniuy, v a., i?y raipcctrtDIo paTontA, ftncl re- *> ceivou a pious education. Indeed, I way jay I occupied a rwpCc table position in ko- jj Moiy. But I fell, Ami for the. last (jftecii j<; years I have been led captive by tile devil, t< !?t his Will, and now, by an ignoble death, S I nin about to rocoive the wa^es of siiii I J] liave even held the position of a minuter of ^ the gospel, and bejoved! and respected as jj snob,,hut this only shows the height from I trmcn l nave fallen, and from which nil ore ? liahlulg full, if they yield to thoir baaer fooling. f ' a Fofr ten yoaiiB past T havo followed the j path of ruin in Now- Orleans, and l?cr<\ a misfortune happened to mo which darken- " cd all my future life, hut to which I do not .t wish more particularly to rQfor. I intend to o?Ht blame on no. one but niysolf Af- v wrwariw, I vrent.to Nicaragua, but being ? forced to return again, gavo joofco rein to ? my vile propensities, and in due course of ^ tune, became the murderer that X am to- ?" $y. 'Though late, I have rpturnod from my wandering* to my 8aviour?rto the merciful. Te?uv\vho the dying thief said, "This ] day ttlmlt thou bo with mo in Paradise."? : r :? isi.~ - vi?i a. tvv? viiiiv anj OJMIIV in nrvu 11 UUgWI UMU, anxiolw-to escape from it.-' prison rtfid pock 1 refuge In tho Jr^radific of God. On that I < ^uny nave. tho Jiappiness of mooting you nil ^ there! Jjord, sanctify- this doatli.> to the \ aalvatiou of the s^ootators. Lot my prayor "e ind my words go forth to tho uttormoat parts of tho earth! Oh gracious < iod, make uh penitent in thy presence J" . Tiiepc rcmoi Ks were.made itith a firm nud unwavering volco, ancl after the priso-. iierohwed, tho ltev. Dr.. Palmer offered up ;J an impressive prayer for the culprit. f. When the prayerWjuS ended, tnepritfoner fi bade u lust farcwoli' to Dr, IJolory, Dr.. Pal- a nicraud the officorH of the prison. Jlo then,: iltor the cap \m pulled down over his ey% ? oxolaimcd iu,? fond, voice, "I<ord Jesus, ro- l joivo^yf ypirit." As ho uttered thcafc I ivord^lff trap feli, and hia spirit took its '! Uight to tlio r&ilrns of the Horoaftor. 11 Bt IApril 16.?-Yosterdny the. i oniuiiiri of Col. HM.ton wcr6 exposed iti * date in' Mcr&iptUe Library Htiil, which j iva.H most appropriately draped in mourning. > I'bey wcro.vlai^ by;at least 25,000: ppr- <' <pns., Jhg flual ififcos of flopulturo took 0 p)ao?.tUU-uiormng, and woro participated H in by tho military and bonoyolont societies, 0 firemen, monitors of thomiy councils, aijd ? thn frtMii?rallv ' Arfn nf,>n<iral flifnn a' business \vtut suspended, tlje fttorea ar$ Jj lious^j were draped in, mourning, and tho r' jtreeta dcnncly crowded with thousand* of j. me eta tors. .a - ?<, ? + . A TKnnrtiLK AT Auwutw, Ar-A.?- ? A terrible storm Qf rain and wind passed, a Jver Auburn, Ala., on Sunday last, des- ^ troying propflrty td a groat extent. > A.CoV * . . w* 4>?v<vkvu?vi j ??? ?"iud i! j^cril>o?Jt5 % \ <..., *. . ; t l'he wind oomw&iced blowing <* t?><ivit four o'oloolc. Ji iqorcosotl ||n power md in wiJdosM,. fearing tho young twigs | from the trees und strowinu the srireot with leayW In tho North waeeeon an almost 1 jftntinViOua stream of. the niMt vivid liclit- *? nlogj i'ccoinrj^ntod with temffid p^V.oi, * Lhuncjcr. Tl^o gtorui broVfi in its fyrv qvoa j jur village at about half.paat four. Alton UBittea ouc a iov iiiiimwt* ttt a maxiinuw, * ind gradually subsided. But during th*at? ft Ibvr minutew, ?u<sh of tho beauty of Our * U>wn Tfrasj destroyed forever, vrhile swrajwl 0 liotiw* vroro baifly injured, and tilings and , fonuos lovell&d Uj tfw ground. Four or five l< of tho principal storoa had their frooi par- 1 >,?AA%. ^(AIIA V.KAW?*V Jaimm. ? iiyvjy nan? mumu?. iiiviuuiuic wiiiuilf^ othar*, tbc drug f&tftatffafot by Mr, Geo.' .v- X ? -// > '? $? \ ^ yl 'to * &N&t * :; ib >ixon, and tho grocery store of Mr. Thomi Nlaton. Tho dwelling house of Mr. Philpot, for- *icrly a readout of your city, wan completer unroofed ; his kitchen blown down and ' < i? fences destroyed. The piuzfta 'of tho i Id Hotel, uow occupied by iSlr. Geo. Foftsr, was torn entirely away. Large flakes i tin, from the roof of tho M6Ju (Jolkgo, hieh hud not boon faatobod down, were untterod over tlic Btreeta. The stooplo of lio Baptist Church wns blown lown. A irge oak tree fell across a corner of the lalo Academy, smashing it badly. ?Scveil of our large oaks vcro blown up, while lio number of tho shade trees, and smaller nkn t'uvt lie scattorcd in every dircotion iu eyomt estimation. Numbers of .stubles ud other out-houses wore destroyed. Yci, ? the midst of it all, wo ought to be thankliI that no poreou was injured seriously.? low so many could escape unhurt is indeed underfill. The storm confined itsolf to a cry numw etfcin, not uiore than a half lile. It eanie hom a southwesterly dirociou. '.. . of Death op an Kx-Sknatok.-?General * v.? ?1? _ 1-? ? -? .'imnr, T?uy ?.ta II llieillUCr OT 1110 Vmnsylvauia Legislature as early as 1.810, n nd for-si x y Gars. President of the Senate J f tllat State, died on "Saturday last. In ta H27 lie was elected to the Suited States P" lenatc, and served a term of six years. In m his distinguished body he wai cotemporary rith Webster, Oalhoun, 'Vdn Burou, Berttm, Borrien, Uayne and others of the great ?en of that day, and it is a singular eoinei- ~ cnco that he died at about the same hour, nd at nearty the same ago, {is Col. Benton, ) rlth whom he served for flix years on the omuiittec of military affairs, and between lu ?11.. ^ - ?v.u mvuuu^n vi i net i Vlicro VI lwavs existed the closest personal frieud- in hip. m Thk Millkhixks Movj.no,?The Nowrk fN. J.^ Advertiser Hiiva Art mo nf t.lm Hiding Bcooud Advcntista in that city have gain sot a period, for the destruction of tL* H rorld, professing to havo discovered the ) from of their previous calculation^ and to , lave finally ascertained tho exact truth.0 .'hey regard the rcccnt financial depression th nd the prevailing religious excitement &6 at igns of the last day. liy the.next arrival dl rom Europo they expcct to hear of the dctructiou of tho city of llome, and this will 0<? ortend the conflagration of tho world next N1 iuniu6r. ar ;onsignoos at Anderson Depot, kOR WEllfc KNUl.NO APHIV 19. R L Qt(n6t h CO, J D Anlunorc, W IT D Gutlard & Co, lfinqhird, II & Co, S & K W Hrown, Inglnnd. 11 & do, J I) E Blown & Co. W E WalK <V T S Cray ton, LToworn, Mmel) & , J ll Whilner, L) Honno, II Subor, W Vau X ?'yck, 11 Holland, Hawkins &. llisiKl,, Dcndy & di ', WO llewU-v, J 1) Smith & Co, D (1 Kinley, Irn H Plokcitt, \V Shovnrd, H S Povchcr, F C toi-Hlol, MuFall A II, Mm K Robinson, C C i?hg!itoii, T J Kco?e & Co, C- Barnott, 8 E Max..II U).h P- i-? - ?..i, imiiKKw <f- nnwivr, lyoore iV reytoii, tiluo > "I li'lge K U, <ico jScnbornv, bUclor & HtiibHiig, f ] I 1) Hon>?ou k Son, JE M Snyme?, C N Martin, 0j fondtty k Cm-adine, Br own, VaniHver & Co, J trudwcll, D J Jordan, J II Kullcum. -? f: HICK. Agent. ^ % MAiiniKO, in l'ickerts co. Oh., oh the jHt Jntnnf, by J. )li Hedfort}, Kyq., Mr. W? J. Mmuv to MLi*. Ki.izabkth Joiinbom, boUi ftaanerly e t?: ..I i ? ii; nulls. VV On tlio 6tl? instant, by J\cv. AV. 0. Mullinnix, ? lr. W*, B, llvTcnt>8, of AtnWhon, to Miss r?s?r.v\Ti\<J. Klur, of lMokcnf?. *Mf. if ..'^.-tuax^-'-uL 1 im IL ? i'OK TAX r<>U,K<TOIt. gQrTlio friend* qf CL$YKLAKP HUNT oyncctfully nnnoutu e hini n cunilhluto for Tux _? -ollootor. tit the next election. j-r - Assignoos' Salo. 0< lVy ltl^ 1k> sold at l'i<;kenMvi!lo, on Friday y\ trip 3D 111 April, iiitstant. two settu DtncV W tmitf. T.^f. v : ~ ~ 'iv . i. r_? *... ? ? * vv.W| ?UUIIIM^ 4V.IIO, J.IVU, {XQ., Ill clonging to tho assigned eatato of E! A. lit Llcxamlor. Tqrms niiulo known ou.?Uiy of t? ulo. M. M. NORTON,) , m Jr E. llAOOOfV Assignees oi J. J. NORTON. , G April 22, 1838. 40 __1_ Ji Religious Notice. ? SkfV' appointment fbr preaching at Rich- B 1 I lmiil Phiiri'li hftvf /*!?/* ^a1.1w.*1. h ??v? ?*vav in01 f unupitiu in ill er?by m-ullod, aiut an appointment for a B ItvruinuntAl occasion is made ft>r tl>0 2d Sntrtlay nod Sabbath of May. A April 22 WM. McWlIORTKU. * HHKItlFF'S SALES. X JYvirtue orsundry wi'it-i of fieri fuciAA to me * directed, vriil bo sold before tho'Court House i Pickons Uistwct, within t^e. legal hour?, on no flr?t Monday and Tuesday in Muy next, i ujio tract or land, lying on both aides of Con- . oross Oeok, whereon Mrs. Mat-garet PiUger- ~ fd no** liven, containing ono hundred attdatxf-ai.t acrca roOro or 1?M, inyoining lands of Htnaa Sunder?, Thomaw Brooks and othora, lo- 01 ied on a? jive property flfW. F. i'iMgoruld, at !>n suit wi J. W. L. Cary, E. U. Reason- and titers, . , W ' A'ao, one writing donk, One plsfol, one trunlc & nd ainbrotype nfrpwtUi{n, ono bucket and pan, HA nail* ntrtiuyK-tfAtt^a AAA. a*%t T/ ... r p? a~. "~v ?- ?..w?ouiiiiiwuir, 11 mall quantity of iron, two Ourt vrhefcls, two cart fcion, otm buggy -whip* o?o cross cut saw, one nf. >g cbaint one raiting axe, a mall quantity of nl jddcr, one gold watch and ono silver wutch, ni sndcred in on Acbodide aa the property of W. u. Fitzgwukl at (ho Bait of K, ft. Aetnon. yj ,On?bay hpree. levied an as. the property of ' largmrot FiUgorald, at tho suit of 15; J3. Benson . ^ainai Margarot-.Fitzgerald and \Y. F. -FiugerOno Iract of land, containing orm WnVi.i???/i ore* more o* less lying on tl?a waters of ao'ersek f<U(>Jiiing land 9* Ellas ' liable, \Vm. loKrdon una othpra. lovled on ft* tlie ?roper>y t $cth P. fdolo W Temperai > Votfjt, sold w W ft fi. f* in favor of W. h. Koith. *? Ono negro boy named 3-julre,. lotted pn a# fVo 6f W. T. Holland; at 0?V Milt m; John _ ). JNdrrii rurtl olho?ft. *V * ?'.. " Y" .. Otid Into hov?a * agon, ttn? bay hovnO, ?THo, on r uosaiiy ?nof e*lo-d?y at doijndant's house, ' ! no sow and ?cveu pl#?. Itfridd OBitui th* I?rop- rty of >?o?6pli <5. Matildin at the suit of K M. ?' taith for another, ftrfd olhott agalnut Jo#nuh 0. t! v> ^ i - i . v. M On TWvtoy fcfto? salcdny at Whetstone qtm*- fa y, ono lot of isvjfc, ftl.ho, ouo lot oak fconntlinff t culvert by II, QnarMK, oho lot 4re?eerf roc* t quarry near Ohattuga, onlut dr?w*d nnd r ougta rodh, and * t?rm for yearn In two turfe $ ?h??I ?&4 in *n dwsHisa housp, | tn)>lo and ihop-houe? and one *et of boards, J btic<i un ?>jr huuquhkmu an me properly r.f J?i!(n 1' 'htllips at tfco onJt of Neci Hnnfortl. I* ouik; purchasers to pay forJ?pet*. si r J.. C. CIIAIO, ?>.*. April 0, 1848 ... 38 ?4 '?;> V S # <0' Anderson Prices Current. unr.i IKD Wt^l.V B* tyol.AN?, BJ.Kl'KLKV * CO ? Asdkiison C. H., April 20, 1W8. per lb. - - 0.AIU &ilt, per?itak, - - 2.()0 bu HoKcc. U'.o, per lb. - - IB @ 14 do |itigiirs brown, wcr lb. - 9 ? 11 " crushed andloaf, per lb. 14mq]8 Molasses, West India, per gallon, 40 ? 45 f0| " N. Orleans' " " 46 ($} 60 Yurn (Oa.) por bunch, - - 1.20 Qr Osnuburgs, (heavy) per yard, 13 0$, 14 f, Shirtings, ?? - 10 ? 11 Iron, common sizo Swede, por lb. 0} e " English, - ... - *> Nails, por keg, - ? * ft (?y CI Oil. Liutired. r.?r ?xalln??- VU7 C.l\ 1 Nn . , r-- o 1 "T" VV ? "" nil Train, ? " - 00 fa 1.00 ? 01ms, 8X10 - - - 3 (.i, 3.25 10X12 - &25 (# 8.50 Ulcc, per lb. ? 1 - r KJ <7A 7 k* Flour, per barrel, ? - 6 (<i\ 6.50 fw Wheat, per bushol, - - 00 @ 05 nu Corn, ?? - - , 60 (<]) 65 Bacon, hog round, - - 10 (&, 12 Bagging, Gunny, per yard, 17 W 18 Oats, per bushel, - - 46 ? 50 *CI Peas, ? *? - . . - l.00 Ll l'owdcr, llifle, per keg, - 7 J fa) 8 BUcfir There is always to be found a good Stock LI Goods, at F?, B. & Co'b. i?] TAXES!" ~ - - u rIIOSF< who fail to pay tlioir Taxes on or tli by Saloday in May next will bo double xod. and an Kxcoutioxt will its no to enforce ro lymcnt. I am constantly pressed for the j|j onoy by tho various District Boards, and ust confine myself to tho law in its collec- j j >n and payment out. This is the last noticfe. 1', J. W. L. CAHY, t.C. April 14, 1*58 _39 3 NOTICE. 4 LI. persons having demands against the j,. \ Estate of Col. Joun A. Kasley. deceased, ^ ill please present them properly attested to X ysclt", at Ureenvillo C. II., or to (ion. Ouru at Easley, 1'ickensdiBtriet; and, ull those (j'j debtod to * Hftid Estate, are requested to (jt akc prompt pavment. W. K. EASLEY, Adm'r. April 12, 1853 J\) 5_ g llcad ((nai'lt'i's. A rllE Hatfalirinn composing the 2d Rogiment of Infantry, S. C. M., will parade jr r drill and roviovr at tlioir respective places ' ' rondozvous, a? follows 1 The let Hattalion at Whito's, on Saturday 0 15th of May next; and the'2d Battalion, o(| the usual frtfteo of rendezvous, on Satur- *' iv tho 22d Qf May. * . ' di rs will ntiond tho day previous, to ouch rcew for drill and instruction. Mnj. D. A. Lodbotter and Cupt. J. Browor _ e charged with tho oxtonsion of those orders. g Uy ordor of Lieut. Col. Kogors: W. N". CRAIG, Adj't. April 14. 1*58 !L_ SALE NOTES. r] 4 LL persons indebted to the ostnto of B. a. Atopnonfl, (loeeftftea, will make immc- jr. uto payment J. K. IIaoood. K?q. LOUISA STHPIIKNS, Adm'x. t,, uplft-ag-at : : ? - NOTI15E. fo rOlIN ANSEL, Son., would rospectfully I inform his frioads and tho public goner' ly, that ho hau comnidncod an Auction ami MUitri&sion business in tho town of Walilia, and is aow read^ to fOCoiire any arti- jK u inienueu lor saio?lianas, rjtooKs, Uo<kJs, Manufactured' Articles of any kind whator. 11c fs determined to give prompt attention V his business in all itH relations. llis uuc)ti9 will take oiaotf on Saturdays. Prevl18 notice of ualea will be given in tho Walillu Hawwr. Walhalla, April 10-38-it ; W GREEN&RElT), I 4 FTEH returning thanks for past patron"X, age, would beg lmtve to inform their '^c ionds and customers that tlicv avo now re- 1,0 living & largo and vroll solect&i Stock of ^ Spring and Summer Goods, i,i 'hich have been sclectctl by ono of the firm hi ' person,. npil noithor oxponse nor labor ivc been spared in making a selection adap- _ d to the trade. It is iinposrtiblo to enutnekto tho various articles offered for sale, but uongst tliem may he found CALICOES, / ui^hams, Muslins, Burages, Silk Tissues, ICKOIIIH, OWIHS, JjyOK HIKl XU.UII .'HU.SIIIIB, I"1 LOTUS, OftAHimeroa, Tweeds. Linen*, Cot- '0 nodes, Pmu d'Ktc, Atnnccu, Queen's Cloth, ' loRelicd ?um Brown Shirtings, Trimmings _ xd Fancy Artiolos. onnots, llibbons sud Ladies Iluts; Flowoni, Wrouths.Glovos, Hosiery, See. large and well selected Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING. heavy etock of BOOTS &, SHOES of oyery 'size and description. Inrffft stock of new And fashionable IIAfS AND CAPS. ffood assortment of HARDWARE uod Cutlery for Far mem upo. beautiful selection of Crockery and Gla##waro, SUO AB. 'COFFKE, Molasses. Salt, Mack ?1, Hfob, 'Vinegar, ' Cigars, Tobacco', and rtiost every Ofcher article in tli6(?roc<irY Uriel Iron, Nuilfl. C?8tingH. Cotton Yarn, \Vood?ro, Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Girths, T> Qtv'&0< > ' " Also, a good stock, of DUUQS aud MUD- , 'J. 2INES, both in stQro and office. We don't hcftitftte in eiiying that wq hftvo. i largo ft atocK as waH ever Drought to tfiis ftrket, and wo wrill sell as low as tho siune. ticlo can W bought in any* market in *tho F( !> oountry." Como and sc? for yourjttlvM. ?, 'o chnrgo nothing for showing Goods, and J e feel confident wo can make it to your iu- pf rest, to buy from us,. , Vf DR. GREEN is home again and pre- j," ?r?>d to rcsunio hU professional duties. - ' or Up would also say 10 tbomj wiap Imvr uwi jj? title.' tlioir hist years Account*, that tlioy jg, iU ponfer a li*vor on him bty. dying ?o im- i&T odiutely, for it takca nionoy. tp carry on nr v ' of March 17, 185* 35 tf nr ItliK Corporation tax. m a ceased by tho It Jfadinancoa piwnod by thft 1Mwn Oowhcll ft> v.iho 15th February, 1H>?, ntcrt be pn\d to r>* to ujidor?igned o? or bofore tbo ,l?t day of h t*y ufejtV Ex'ocution trlfl iiwae ngainat do-1 LUlterH after ttiftt tinpo. .'. KOB'T. A, THOMPSON, Marchif, 1858 3d - > Clurk 4 Tre??V , HfOTICK! j >. " ? f IfAVF, appointed Joon If. 0xr?NDOfiMV Pi L Kxq., of Walhulla, my Cfeuo&I Agent for Ji icknna District. No ordor* or roccipts \rill fa 9 acknowledged, exccptirtgnuoh a# arc oitlntr d? aiujd by him.or }/y myaoallictfnrWaokxer te ..John a waciknkk. Charleston, Jnn 1,1838 28 tf ' ? - <4 . 2? AM DO DATE 9. 1 ' Ft Ml COMUIKSS: .1 ##-COL, T. O. P, VERNON, of Spartan- J.r rg, is rospfcotfully uuuounced n* n i*nnd'itc fof'Conaresa, to suco?cd 0>1. Orr. u< B4#* The Won a f>f fVlil. JftlfV 1? A?Xl_ CC i)lt I-: iT.MpcotfuUy announco Jiiin a candidate r Conjjross, At tho noxt election. , B^V-Tbo frioudn of COL. E. V. JONES, of !(r cchtHIo, respectfully present his name to tbe :Q ngi-ossionnl District, in place of Col. Oru, who ' clinea a re-election. v . jn FOR tHE 6ENATB. ? ?ertho friends of Gen. P. N. OAUVIN ftl nounce him tv candidate for tho State Senate, tho ensuing eloction. ?gr-xno iriondH otfiMUU 11. UHlFl'lN, ! ]" tq.. roBpootfully announce hint a candidate !U r the Senate, lor Pickens district, at the , xt election. " s (i( FOU THE LEO 18LATUItK: The friends of GEORGE R. CHERRY ,Y< spcotfully nnnounoo hiin n oaudidnto for tho m tgirlnture, nt tho next election. v< tftr Tho friends of Maj. JOHN C. MIL- P' ER announce liim a candidate for tho Leg- P1 laturi), at the next election. ,:t Tho friends of WILLIAM IIUNTER p< >g leave to nnnouueo hint u candidate for iQ-Log'udatura, at tho next election. aoKl'he friends of Dr. A. J. ANDERSON spectfully ttnuounco him a candidate for j e Legislature, at the enouiug eleotiou. (j ffif >Vc Rio ftuthoHncd to umiounco WILAM HAMILTON u candidate tor the Logisture, (it tlio ensuing election. Ordinary's Sale. r 3Y virtue of an Order from W. J. Parsons, Eyq., Ordinary of Pickets Dis- ej iot, I will soil to the nighofit bidder, on a ileday in May next, before the Court House or, within too legal hours of khIo. the Ileal state of Thomas Alexander, deceased, for stribution among tho next of kin of aaid kmmmjm), namely i I ONE TIIACT OF LAND, lying on tho J ad leading from >Valhalla to .larrett's 11 ridge, containing Two Hundred and Ninetv 11 cres, more or less, on Ooneross Creek, and ^ (joining lands of Wm, Adair, N. J. F. For- () r and other*. On this tract there rxro about lirfcv acres of good creek bottom. w TERMS OF SALE.?A credit of twelve ,j onths, with interest; the purchaser enter- c g into bond, with two good sureties, to sc- te ire the payment of the purchaSo money, ith a mortgage of the premises to the Oruary. if deemed nofcosnary. Tho purchaser pay in cash tho cost?r and also extra for ~ ties. L. C. CKAIO, a. P. D. April 5, 1858-38?tt F omething- New at Old Pendleton * GROCERIESTliROCERIES! | MHE UNDERSIGNED have established, L at this place, a Family Grocery Store, ti >r tlin purpose of uccommodating tho public itli (JROCEHIES at Anderson prices ! Out rms being strictly cash or its equivalent, ol mblcs us to olfer inducements not to be mul elsewhere. It is usoless to enumerate ir Stock; suffico it to nay, we have a com- _ cto ?Stook of all kinds of GOODS usually >nt in u Grocery Storo. We will barter or pay tho highest cash j,; ice for Produca, and the usual articles of >nio manufacture and barter. p All we ask is a fair trial! 1 JOHN T. SLOAN A CO. 1 Pondloton, March 12, ltfo8 34?tf r? Slate ol'Swiith Carolina, [J PICKKNS?IN KQUITY. ttl Margaret Armstrong ") w vs I Bill for Partition. n . B. Armstrong, ot, nl? J ye *. u|'pcniui{^ iu my omiciat'iiuu mai >1 uiiuiii j'.. Armstrong, defendant iu tliis c?ee, resides thout tho limits of thin Stato: on motion of sCd& Wilkesf complainant's solicitors, it isorred that ho do appear and plead, answev or f uiur to tho 8id'J bill of complaint, within throe suths from tho publication of this rule, and, in fault thereof, tfiat the said hill be taken as to OJ m confessed, by an order pro coiifctto against m. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.K.r.D. _ v^oih r? winco, y\pni i, icoo am NOTIOE. 7 4 LL pornon? indobtcd to tho old firm of \ P. E. E. Alexander nro revested to 1 iy up and save costs. Return day is closc ?' '?look out 1 X E. K. ALEXANDER, i Jan 14,1858 26-tf Survivor ? ? ??. n HIDES AND BARK ft JtTILL BE BOUGHT AT FAIR I'RIOES " rV Kv .T I. M SMITH V tnn yard, jan 4, 185ft' ' "25-"tf * W. M. HADDEN, ATTORNEY A'Jt LiW, v . - and >?,; . 4>. solicitor in kqully, . pick&ns court housk. s. c. jan 14?lg58 26 , if 1 t JOS. J. NORTON, r atfoilney at law, '.w;- ' amii- - v" ' v g Solicitor In Equity. B< ICKEN8 C0UUT HOUSE, S- 0. ? Jan. 1,1868 26 tf j Slate of South Carolina, & . IN KQtrr*?PICKENS. . James Hogftr* 1 ' r " va ' ' > Bill for Partition, &c. lw&ril Rogers, et. al? J ,> t< I ?ppem-ipg to (1*0 SHti?fftctlon of the Com- t miMiuner that KUw&ftl Rotors. TVinoornnm* T eWhorter, John McWhorter and wife Sarah, llaon Dronnnn and wifo Prudence, Anion llohnou and wife Nelly, Hugh' Kogera, and the * lirs-fct-law of John Rogers, to wit: Hog- ~ u, hl? widow, JSmernon Black aad wifo JilUa- ;fih, wipers *?u wiToymiuis Rogers, / tohnrifth "Rogers, William Rogers, John Rog- v B, Davla Rogers, defendants tfr coraplaini('h hill of complaint, reside beyond the lfenita tniM BUite : on mcuon of Norton, no ro plain- tt'f solicitor, It is orderodthnt the absent ? infants (tboro nonifd do soYP.rally' appear in is honorable oourt and plcnd. answer, or dc-J ^ ?r <o (ho ?ivid bill, within three months from ? i MfctJt't.n'Mreof, or their consent to the mo wWbo tftVth by an nrdtt prd confine. . ' ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, > Com'rs Office. Mitfoh 30, 1858 ^ Jtat. Eatate Notice, ^fCfPlC'E !h given that ft final settlement t V M*fclio fiatato of Isaac Anderson. Jr. dfc- j oood, will bo mado l>efore the Ordinary, at w ijjkeps C, II., ori Monday tin? 28Ui da* of , nfe next. >U persona indsbioJ to ??U1 ?s-. ,j te tvill nmko' payment} and those having f| ?n*nd? will render them to mc, legally at-1 ft stcd^hy that UraV ?3M ?W?Tk AdrnV. i March 20, 1858. * #3l? 7 3w. ?* agcssss^-- - - . ??- - # Ordinary's Salo. )Y virtu?! of an Order from W. J. I'ar) Rons, i'lS'j., Ordinary flf l'jokons ditsict, will Iio'koM to the highest bidder, bore the Court llouw? d'tor, onS?li*1ny in Muy sxt, the Heal K*tnte of Alien tthick, dolusud, hitunte in th;. untvict of Pickein aud ute of South Carolina, to wit: Tract I^i?, J, on I^oug-nono Crook, wotcru Tugnlo llivor, containing Ouo Hundred id Forty-Nine Acre#, more or and adiniiig lauds of J. li. LeUoj ?ud Qtlmr*. Tract No. 2, on I/nig-m^o Creek, coiitntag Ouo, Hundred and Eighty-Three Acrcs, 010 or Ioks, adjoining lands ol' J. II. LeKoy id othorH." Tract No. 3, on Jjittlo Toxmvay Creek, warn ol Tuarulu Uiver, containing Two ilun mI a)id fc>eventy-Oi)o Acro?, more or lows, Ijoiuiug lauds of 11. A. Ciliner ami others. Tills land in cold for division amongst tho gal heirs aud representatives of said doMixed. TEKMS OF SALE.?-On a credit of ons mir, wild mteroBt. Tho purchaser entering iti? bond to tho Ordinary, with two appro>d securities, to secure tho paymeutof tho uruhaae monoy, with a mortgage of tho remises if required by tho Ordinary. Tho >sts to bo paid in eiisn: also, oxtra for paors. L. C. CRAIG, s. r. d. April 5, 1858-3H~4t _ JUST RECEIVED, VLOT OF CASTINGS, NAILS & FAC- . TOHY THKEAi>. Also, a lot of fine LOT11ING. All cheap for cash. E. & E. A. ALEXANDER. .Ian la, IB.r)H 2G tf Wanted, LWO OR TIIHKE SHOEMAKERS. Wagon good nnd punctually paid. Board vn al?o bo bad ou reasonable tonus. Apply t tbc hhop of M. F. MITCHELL, l'iokons C. 11., March 10, 1858 34?tf w? .1 < Knviiti ^iiai'tt'rn. Battalions composing tho 5th Regiment of L Infantry, S; C. M.? w'U parade for drill and uview at their roapectivo pluccs of rendeiTOUs, u follows: The first Battalion on Saturday tho 1st May t riekensvillo. The 2d Battalion on Saturday ic 8th May, at Mrs. Barton's. Commissioned and non-comniis*ion< 1 officers ill attend tho day provious to each review for i-ill and instruction. Mu,j. H. H. Griffin and apt. J. C. O'Briant arc charged with the exn*ion of these orders. By order of Col. Jamksox : A. II. BOOOS, Adj't. March 27, 1858 U7 6 lAn<l ..^...< ?? * * I FT II REGIMENT, 8. C. M.?Orders No. 2. I N Election will be held at the different ComV. puny Muster-grounds on Friday 7th May ext, in the 1st liattalion of said Regiment, for IAJOII, to till tho vacancy occasioned by tho (signutiou of Lieut. Col. A. A. II. Moon. Captains or officers commanding bent compaies will advertise tho samo at their respective ustct>Aold$ at loast thivty days before the elec on. me managers ol tho election will moot ; tho Iiuttnlion muster-ground on tbeday fol>wing, count the votes, and truiistuiUlie rcnult f the cloction to tKc Brigadier General. By jidii c-f ihig. Qc*v K. Kaaiky : JOSHUA JAMESON, March 27, 18fi8 6 Col. Com'd'g. S<atc of South Cnroilna, IN KQUITY PIOKTSNS. . E. Alexander, ^fclUlon for Relief, reston Mc Kinney, et. nls. ^ T appearing to the Commissioner thht Prepton McKlnnoy, one of (lie defendant* in this ease, wides without the limits of this State: on moon of Harrison, for petitioner, it in ordered that to 9(tid absent defendant do appear find plead, in y. rm demur to the petition filed in this ease, Ithln three month#/rom the publication of this tie, or the said petition will be taken pro co* wo tis to him. " ROB'T. A. TJtOMrSON, C.E.p.P. Com'rs Office, March 20, 1858 flm WAJNTJliU XU HIKE, 11EN OR TWELVE NKOIIO MEN to work oil tho Blno Ridge Railroad, thveo iile? above Wftlhulla. Apj>ly on tho Road, f to tho Hubflcribcr. ELAM SIIAUPK. Poo 10, lR.r)7 22 PICKENS ACADEMY. rHK TRUSTEES of thoabovo Institution take pleasure in announcing to the pubc, that thair Sehool is now open foijtho rojptiun of Students, Uitdor the supervision of n oxperienccd Teacher, WM. M. HEATH, !s(j. Kates of Tuition for tho Primary class 6 vrO p?ir se?doii of five month:;. For Gram lar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition, nd overything porfaining to an English Edcation, ?8 per session. For tho LnncnnKew ?u the higher branches of Mathematics, 15 00 per session. J. E. IIAGQOI). M. F. MITCHELL, Z. C. PTTLLIAM, M. M. NORTON. Feb 1, lRr>8 29 tf vNEAV STORE & NEW GOODS,"* ?ne Mile ft om Jurratt'M Bridge, Noir tho Uoud leading to Walhnlla. nilK Ulldei'flitrned wish in inform JL' frionda nntf the surrounding country enerafly, Hurt they tiro now' opening ti well !?lec.ted "Stock ot 1 Fall and Winter Goods, loot* and Shoes, Hate and Onpn, Crockery, lardwaro and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicines, K5., .\Tith aluioRt every article umially kept in com i fry utoi ti; all ot which will bo aold low jroftihl Cull and see. Wo will Uko in exchange for Goods, Coun y Cotton arid Wool Homfytpon, Wool Hate, >ried Fruit, VenrtonHams, Kaw Hido*, Peas leoswax, Tailow, Honey, kv. .1 All'VAtttmi "t *** wru\, K-E? ALF.XANDKK. , yov.Hia^ r ,19 , ,, tr PREMIUM COOKING STOVES* \F all sisfoe, with and without lIollmv-w,ard. , I For tale by J. 11. YOJflT, Oppo?Uc Vlanter'q Hotel. WaJhalla,S,<?. Anyost 6, lKg7 4 it .. v * A LV ncrnuiiH indebted to K. & E. K, Alo*L 3L under for 18Sv-37# aro requested to pay pandiAro ort^te. hM k. e. aljoxander. J*n 14, W9S oqtT tf ? vmot.,;. 1 I n A iN IJ U UJr* I* K Jcl & M IT II, Wulhulla, i). ' WORMS hiB friends and thjft public thnt . ho has engaged a eompctwit t'upperninHh, 1io lina upward* o*twcnt/^(>ar<?cxi>orioure i tho mfl'flufacturirtjlc of ('OPraR KKT'l,E8, NTiLiA and nii other nrti??l<:s mauuir.turod out of Copper, -Tin awl M.gt-lron ? lid i* nntmroH Bil nwlo" ?" W"L , ? ' ? w. ?v. o IU? VfVIA 111 A I ?# line at short notio#. JftMtoi U>fur* to thft (lunibjl|i^6^HFn-yrk, ^SIBm