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- - ~r-~T ^-rr-r-.-T SXXM Frora tl)o Geovgluu. Florida War Cloned. Ry the Florida tutiil which reached bc? by the boat last evening, wo received tli Tampa Peninsular of the 8th insL, givin n?suruhccs that thu war had effectual! closed, though a few Indians aro still lei in tho country. The number is estimate at thirty-eight warriors and their fatmlie: nil. - /*-? i iivj vjoi. commanding han issued orders fc tho disbaudmont of the volunteer force.The Indians who huve come in, nmountin to 1G3 in all, have embarked on the a'tcan er Gray Cloud, and will be carried imm< diately out of the country. Thirty-ei^l warriors and thoir families arc said to ri main behind, full enough, we think, for ai other long Florida war, should they fc< disposed to wage it. Wo copy the following from a commun cation by Maj. 1<\ N. Pago, late Adjutar General, which we find in the Peninsular On tho night of the 2d, Col. Garret n tuvued, bringing with him three of Sai .Tone's men with their families, 0 in all. . iSam Jones in person had removed >( positively refusing to" have any furthor ii torcourscy aud says : he would notcmigrat fO? fcwii Wdimii InuJj <>f ?1 cv r r- VI UIUIIPY ; OUIIK! ( hi? infin ami women, followed thosu of hi party, leaving thoir camps,-nod ridicule thorn for selling thdirselves for money ! 0 the arrival of Oolf Garrett at Fort Mycn Col. Rector gave notico that on the mori ing of the 4th, the Indians intending t emigrate should he ready to cutback in tun to leave the same. At nu catly hour o the morning of the fourth'!net., all the hoi tiles then at Fort Mvnrs <> - - *v?' %* *** i delegation, cinbnrkod; the payment/ eon inenccd and at 11 o'oiock wo woro utid* way, learning down the river, with 12 hostile Indians, men, women and chlldrC on board. The number of hostile Tudinns cmigrr ting voluntarily, in 126, ntid in ndditioif t the captives, i05, all told, will be take from Florid*. '* , The Indians left in tho country arc no1 in throe parties 1st, the boatmen, null llAtinn 1'? ' 1 t'" n .....vir u I v I UIUI " >y C bearing arms. This pnrty Hilly loavftt wit relucbanco, nnd nssevts, -positively, that i they oould have boon found they woiil have emigrated willingly. Ho hopes thn they will not be killed, nnd twye they wi! notice a white flag. lie Ray's, further, Sal Jones is n fo'dl and he does nof e?re v\;hsi becomes of him. 2d. Sam Jones"'"psrtj mtAllutmnn 1*7 ' - >i uiv.it nun muir liiuuiirs, in eluding Sain Jones ; those, nrc 5 ol men and 12 warriors. Sam Jones part originally numbered 12 warriors?4 of thci nro on board. 8tl. Th<j Tallahassee^:, Th strength of this party is not aecuratel known, but, from nil the information rc Ci>ived. numbers S w.irrinr? \uitl. *!.?;< f... ilies. Billy says he has seen these Indian for five yonrs, Of the 16o Indians emigrating, there nr ho ineii and hoys capable of hearing nrnit and claimed hy lJilly to be 15 years an over, besides thefco two notrroes capable c bearing arms, nn<l, probably jnore bolligei ent than the hostile Indians. The remain der?127?are women and children, (bo) and girls.) " I omitted to mention that tlie father c *1.n ? J -> V..V imivy in UII uuuro, ailU tpftf SOVOl nl others of this party arc his rt;}ytlou?? nephews and .qcos. lie confirms Hilly* statement that, if found", this party woul certainty come in. lie exhibits great nu.1 iety for their safety. Death, Insanity and the Dungeon ?Thoaad ooDScfjuunobs of Vico were iiev,t more strikingly exhibited than in the f? lowinnr nn?M(rrnr>1? ? ?? ? c-~? r, , r,.. ,/,.y HUI.I late Npw Orleans lottqr. It ist truly ,4? me nncholy case* ana should prove a solum warning to persons tempted to depart fro?i the p ith of virtue : "The grand jury of this parish hns foiin a bill of indictment ugaipst George \Vr. Hm by, who, several weeks ago. shot IJ. 0. II Btono, wl?oin he charged with seducing hi danghtor. . The bill wis found on S.ttnrd'i Inst. The trial will probably take plseo i the course of a month or six weeks. Pul it.. ? ? . .1 . ? iiu ujMiuuii iiuw HDiosiW bo Hint tno linnn oiilo was totally inexcusable, and thntymin Stone has met with an unmcj-itcd fat;}.? This is a truly melancholy case. The fatb er is comparatively an old man, and her etc foro stood well In the community nmi teacli er ftf youth; now ho ia Imiofcrsod in a dun g<?On and charged with murder. Ston was just entering life with peculiar ndvaii tape?w.is prunpermw in bust new, ami atti roumlod by d host of confiding frfemU?no> ti cold grtfv'j uirotftps'hup. The dnughte is young and highly educated; wi)s? bonufci fill and greatly sidmtrnd; now alio is a mn owe, it is said, nnd her futuro h?ppincx gone." tiik r.n? oy tub "\V.^ky>.? A dkctpl of?thd prophet Milter hns' nrrived flt th oouolnsion thnt tho prcson; yowr in to wil noas tho ond uf nU f.ubluiwry thing*. Ac cording to the Syracaso Journal, the re eult id reached by a mathematical jvrotw* Tho square r<x*t of the of Es^L'h!' chariot was #,503. From this, extrnc '<^>m|4iet?(> Tftluu" ' >*f " ganrlot ludy o Babylon," f,282, and v?e have7,2'n, Tak frotu this the cubft rati* mentioned by th prophet ua " pushing westward," 4,757 and wo havo for romainder, 2,524; I>educ from thin "t.hn ninnHf>i"?f tn/??i*irtr?n in tbo Apocalypa?, tfOO, and wo get the r< milt, 1858, tho yoarin whioh the end of th world 5s to tuko plnco. Re murk able 1q# truly, but who knows what a day ?u?y brio; forth. Tsy Mew and Ftrrr.** Wound*! -r-r.A lotted from Tonlon of the 22d innt. roer tfonrf a disastrous accident which tool* plac tho previous 4ay, nff the Inlands of Uyeres.o bcjtrd the sWp.of.tUo line BuflTroa. Wliich ha been ftttcd up ?.h ? school tor naval srtillorj ?#eo. While (he men vroro firing at a tar^c a canon burst, andtheoxplookva unfortunate j, Ijroaused a number of vfotimn There wor ten men kUlod and flfteon wounded, Th latter werfi immediately taken to the ships c the flwot, In order that they mi^ht more ap??* !br hsvo th? ndvnnfftp;6 Or snffcTcal Aid. Th &<;1aireur had bo oft jUmnatohod to brinir th fcj 3\nil<aj{ , # ' ' Monthly Bank Statement. | nga We subjoin ? full synopsis of the cotuli- assi 'c tion ft* the finti"k? of this State as exhibited a j> ic by tho monthly Comparative View of the eon p Comptroller Oeuerul for tho month of, by y April : era( ft Total specie on hand, $1,5138,043.03 ; d total circulation, $0,710,775.70; Notes 'discounted on personal security, ?11,270,>r 249.35; Domostie jjxchnujge, $7,486,804.-; ? i tv j roreign wxcnan?ie, $l,2o0,024.17: |* . g In relation to the Hanks of tho interior, <"1' l- with which our pcoplo nro mora or loss in- . >p|lC s- timntely associated in business intercourse, dist it wo subjoin tho following items in their re- to T 5- turns: , i-' Ti;ink* of Newberry.?Bills in circulation 10 !' >1 8415,110.00 ; Spcoioouhand, $)1,747.61; "rii Hills of other Hanks in this State, $7*410.-- Jii.v i- 00; Domestic Exchange, $49tf?82$.98 ; j be 1 it Notes discounted on personal security, $82,-! : 572.41. |Th 5- Hank of ?Kill* n> nivn<il>>< /*? I -*-? ? $2110,#10.00; Spceiooti liand,S40<V27.00; j JL Hills of othur HaiiVs in this State, 815,-jpn* f, 47!).00 ; Domestic Kxehangc, ?344,88.*).- : ^0< i- HI j Notes discounted on personal security, I V".1! o 81&2.M4.02.' ; "; * tow >f Planters Bank of Fairfield.-?Circulation, S(v,.; if S210,720.00; Spoei? on hand, &12,00t>.- pun d 4(>; Bills of other Banks in this State, ?*i. n it (1A . !"? '-1 1 ' " | v?. i Du.w i x/u?u;?uu l'ixciiungc, ?ioi <, 022.22 ; Note* discounted on personal kc- kl<" i- curity, 8^4,808.78. , * o Tho Columbia Banks exhibit as follow*: Hun e Commercial Bunk.?.Spocic on hand, 11 885,019.54; hills of other banks in this nni< i- State, 858,090.00; Domestic Exchange, Con o 8200,802.00; Notes discounted on person- on * i al security 0510,1)32.43 ; circulation 9107,- f.?.r ?r r,17,00. ... . ^ 2 Exchange Bank.?Sp'oeio nit hand. 825,- 0lltj n 22T.93 ; bills of other Banks in thin State, \iyr 85,340.75; Domestic Exchange, 8400,- T i- 142.00 ; Notes diaoqunted oti.personal ?e-? A o curity, .8231,300.70 ; circulation, 8350,-1? nj 11U.UU.?"Southern (Jmirditin. ^ * v Wouldn't btav Stuck.-?About six ^ ( months siiioc^ an elderly lady, of property, ^ ^ living in Hrooklyn, N. Y., who bought hor ^ ( fashionable wares nt a celebrated dry goody (j f house in Broadway, New York, became eij- prd (| aniorcd of a handsome young man who at- C t tends there. After many visits she decid- non II ed to invite the young man to her niagnHi u cent house in the city of churches. She ^ t told him she wanted to sec liim on matters ?r of t ho gravest importance. , IIo-blushed ? J and more out of curiosity than admiration, nn (j he consented to visit her. The young man L1 was dazzled at tho magnificence of the house ' to which he had been invited, and was en- ??* t, firoly lost in conjecturing for what purpose jY ,, lie had been broueht thither. Tin* 1 .<lv i Hi? ? after giving her guest some various refresh- n"!' j incuts, proceeded to narrate the fact of her m" s ; long observation of his resectable conduct, J'J,' adding ' hat she had inquired of his employ- n-iiil c ei*s, and found him to be a highly moral tied ( nnd worthy young man?worthy of a bettor ^ j | situation in society. Shu confessed that Nvil^ ^ | she had became enamored of birn, not of ^ . ! course for his physical beauty, but for his ~ I ninriil wur* ii o.wi .:..i?<* ?- ! vr *- "v."uu "V "J wuv-i- m 8 Ing'him her hand io mnrriago. The lady wAfi on the shady nido of fivg p and forty, while, the lover nus not 'twentytVvq,8tiiijmcrs old. The latter was in love, _ <00, with a handsome young lady in the H millinery department of the Name establish- |oJ j : laefit'where ne \va? employed, lie flatly p|rtt , j Vof\?sed, notwithstanding she hud goot'ottfO,- pit 000 which she could place in hia hands.-? I": ^ | After several interviews, the widow graduT A * :: [ ally won the young man to Iter views; and r ; finally he consented to and did marry her. I- : After the marriage she. refused to mako jj n ovor her real estate to her husband, nnd | (jr0 1- thisyispleaHeth him. About a week ago the (jn 11 ; f&anodict": thought he would take n trip n ii to.the country, to sow ft few friends. IT is w tVife consented ; b?t in n few days, he not ,? d returning, she concluded her bird had flown. i ?dio started in pursuit of him, and learned y t-j? i.? ? A IV,.... i?v> J>llltl? IMWjr >'UV< il<jg*llll|)ilUICU II lUl I Bnj In his flight. The old lady arrived in Ohi- { ami y | qud consulted with ?m experienced do- | win n- teetive, whopufc her, after some inquiries, j i- on the track of tlic guilty poir, who had ; i-1 goup fnrther wcmI. Tho wife any* ?he in j I* | now prepared topive him full control of ?1H - : hot property,-if ho would roturn alone home. | j Washinutox, Maw 15.?Tit? Minnesota y \ Senators have drawn lot*. Goii. Shield* -I '* | drew tho term expiring in Marob, lSijU, and '? : Mr. Rice that ending March, 1N03. ?rc. e 1 Dotjntfc'hf> from ijieotonant-tJuloncl Simp* |i | B'>n, dated l^irt JiCavonwortli, May 7th, state : tiwt Mm $ixtli In Tan try, umler command of A v ! Lieutenant Colonol Andrews; And it com pa| ny of FWineor^commanded hy l.leut. Du?ne cnJ1 ,r loffc that dtvv cn routo to UutU ' fjav l* TfYe regi in otait Would go tin Fort"HUmrnc^, j it them-e diverge; IVoin tlirf Ore#nl roufe ai far 01 ? nsthetouth fork nf the Platte, and thence jUB throngh the Black llllt* to Fort Bridgcr, ! jas The rotite w*? surveyed and located by o l/?flilt<smin? Bryan in 1*50, and Is seventy j?m d mWeanbortcr titan the old one. Gent Smith \y|, ^ trm expected to arrive at Fprt Leavenvurth on the Uth ipefr. _ I gjM I A flu IIT*rL>l'f n I lr-riMt.1 CnAf ptwir . ! BOl i.- lertm from o?tr Now York exchanges f.hnt At ? n,<s annual meeting of tho American Tract ' t Sociofr. which convened on Wednesday last, ! ' f in thc Colh^i?to Church in that cit}', It wa* 'vj' d?nqod to nJaoc ft considerable po- n. c lice f<m > in front of t\i? church, anil that the s> ^ ncono# of diwrder which were o<mc?od witli- ^ , In th<? feuttdnng were tumultuous und diporit derly. Coining event# uwt their shaWows bed forix St. Louis, May 1(?.?A violent tornado oco cnrred In tlii3 vicinity on Wednesday Jn.st.? o The train on the St. 14x11 in. Alton and Chieair go Railroad was fofciwn off' the track at J-c.v iiigtoii, 1'ilir.si.f, and it,any poreons sorioufclv J injured. Towns in tho viein^ wcro.hall' ?, prostrated, and some porsone were killod.?t Another tornado occurred on Friday, between I o llloomifi^ton and Spriugfleld, Illinois, and ^ n marry nouww f " Daktv.Ij Wrhbtku's father mado a Jl ,"t gradlo for little Dan put of a pine log, with * an axe and augur, and Lewis Ca.<w was o rooked- by his ataid mother in a second hand J ? iwgar trough"?'Exchange., r onn )? Wo once heard two dymjtgoeues dwpu- nt t a ting on the Ht?naj> about tho humility of a Uieh: infautilo years. Oao dcolairoti war * o r ' *4 inst mahogany and silvev spoous, and ircd tlio audiencc that ho way ro.okod iu ino cradle, Ilis antagonist, in tcply, iplotcly took, tho wind out of his ijailn declaring that ho was not rooked in ft lie at all, but in one-half of a bcc-gum ! [ Pvtcrjilnirg Kjrprcax. ii:r>. on the 20lh April. at his rcsidencc in ncr, of Congestive chill, Mr. Tuos. J. IIal, a^ed 52 years, eight months find 1 day."-? deceased was bom ami raised in l'ickens rict, whence he emigrated with his family KXfis in 18r>2, where he continued to reside I his death. Several yean* previous to this iiuicuw mmseil IO IUC iMCtUodist church, was noted for his quiet unobtruSWo method vi'iipj, ile leaves n largo family to 'nioiiro dcccftsTj, yet it is hoped ihat their loas will lis eternal gnin. o Cashior'B Valloy Turnpikd. r obedience to powers vest oil in us by an act of tbu General Assembly of tbi.s State ?ed nt its last Session, entitled "An Aot to arpornto the Cashier's Valley Turnpike iipany," and for tho organization of tlm I Company, wc do hereby appoint the f iling Commissioner* to open hooks of eubption for t!ie Capital Stuck of said (Jotiv y nt the respectiveplace# hereinafter ntunTUeaaid hook) to bo oponed on tho first uday of June noxt by each sot of Commisicre, and to be kept open by thom until first Monday of September next,, if ho long jecesvary, to secure the sum of four thouil dollars, which is requisite for the orization of the Compaily. As soon ns said mut of slock has been subscribed, the imisfioners Will meet at Pickens 0. II. uch day as uiav hereafter bo do.sicnmt?>.l tho election of 'oflu ors for tlio Company. ! capital inuft be subscribed! in shores or re of twenty-five dollars. Each share will lie the nhnrcholdcr to ono votpin tlio clcoi of ofiicerH. he following nrc the CojilnnWi^noM. viz: aidorson?S Blockley, B F G'fayton, Dan'l iwn. 'cndloton?J S Lor ton, J 1} Sitton, E B iKon. 'ickens-?M 3J Norton, JR A Thompson, K Uexnmjcr. V(vllmllir?C F Bahsamor, T) .lVieinunn, J )*teadorft\ 'mints?A B Ovaut, Win. W'liUuiiro, LoonUojtorn. ashler's Valloy?Wm. Alloy, J W Bran* , John Whitmiro. F. N. GARVIN,) n ? . E. M. KEITIC. j C?rlU),'ftt,>r8 l?.V.lvI85ft 44 , . . ' 2 Male ofsoiilh Cnrolitin, IKSV DIflT? IN T1IK COI RT OF COMMON l'l.K.VS. iedrioli Niemann | Foreign Attachment. v.i l Morris, II. & l'ulllam, irtricU k Ledford. ) l'lflf's Alt'vs. lfKRRAfl, the plaintiff did, on the 17th day f>r May, I8">8, tilo his declaration against defendants, who (as it is said)are absent from without the limits of this State, nnd have Iter wifo nor ntlornojknown within the same, n whom n copy of the said declaration might Bervcd .* It is ordered, therefore, that thft I defendants ilo appear and plead to thesnid aration on or before J he 18th day of May, 0; otherwise, final and absolute judgment tliuu bo given nrt(l rtWiu'tlocl iif^'iiust tlicm. J. E. II \UOGD, o.tj.r. lork'u Office, May 17, ltt<">8 \\ \ IW SEASCIN'ABLE GOODS! At PicUou* . H.; ItE'unJorftl^i^nre now roccly-n^ and opening n well solpctod Htoelc of Spring and Summer Good3, icTi wc nflbr toonr friend# ftml vnstoinors , in necoVdunoe with Hn> hard times, coning in part of the following : * MUSLIN'S,Onwilirie.?, Brown and douched Shirting*. und Shooting: Vl?ll SolfM'.lftll of lluul)n.i??.l? - . ~ ? V"vy "JIlNCi, Hats am1 Caps ; iticM.-IVihbone, ' -iumungs. Av.: iM nrt'l Shoes, Saddles and llrldles; rdware and Cutlery, Nkils and Castings ; e.kerV ami (ilasswarcr DCKHlKvJ, Drills and Medicine*; nndaliost every |?tlier articlo usnalTy found any hare in the up country. lre take in barter country Homespun, Tal, IwioflVvax, Corn, Foduer, Wool, Hags, at tho customary tfrleoa. VTOretbrn ??ur thftnkn for past pkirrthagfi. Iinpo our friefids mid the public will cnll exftuiinv our stock before baying cl?<^ ire. - / K. & L\ E. AIJiXANDKU. lay 13, 1858 43 tf NE W GOODS ?' AT Pondlot.on. finnf.h D. SMITH & CO. would rertpoctlul^v inform their patrons and_ tlio public crallr, tlint tlwjvjiavo just roccivtiu ami now opening at Pendleton'under tho FARMERS' HALL, ' c-.v and complete assortulont of stipenot Spring and Sun^mcr Goods, ,stating, in port, of a Hplendu' -amity of p?s, Cnliooes,'>iu>dins, (iingbrriif, Hobo rewes, HarOtJOi. TiffKiies. HI dirk nnil <!nt. red JSilk?.( ' onct, Curded nrtd Sw'ish MuhViii ^ ?ocf. and Swi?? Edging rucI Iiinerlings, 'louncings, Ac..; broidcred, Swiwi nnd Lftwn Collnrs ; ito, llrtwn and Fancy LinenS; >'"* r, Cottvn and Lisle l{oBe$. -> - ! Kid nu<l Cotton Glove*;,. incts and Bonnet Uibbons, Flower* and lunhe*: i i Mantillas nnd IIoop Skirtfl"; itnaud Shoes of all nice* nnd qnalition ; a and Ciip?i a good assortment; together i the nsoftl variety of other Articles. All rhich will l>o.m>ld h>\r fur cash* ' .T 1? SMlTl' ?- n/"w ? *' * '*'? IV vv/. fny 10, 1858 _43_ ^ _tf_ W. M. HADDEN, 4TTOHNIEY AT KAW, AND Solicitor in Equity, PICKKN8 C0U11T HOUSE, S. 0. nn 14, IK5H m if NOTICE* ~ IIIE undersigned hw> appointed hid p?n, G. liiRctv*, ?#r., his lawM attorney for kcrm district, S. C. r'i <>. itfjSojefc, sr. hnr?<*ton, Jffav i?, 1JW8 43?6 > <rv; * "y?:?? ?? jf Wanted S two OR raw* w? SOS ffCKHl ami py no be- h?<i on topua.. Apply h? ?hoP ot ^ yi; * jHPTOffttL 'ickon#*"**' March 10^? 34 -if . -ftL . ?S>v . Anderson Prices Current. ROKKXUTKD WKKKLV UY KVCLAND, UI.KIKI.KY 4 co Aniu.hson Cl JI , May IK. | k.'.x. Cotton per lb. - - - 10 @ 11! J Bait, ]iorHRCk, - - 2.00 i 1 Cotl'oo, Hlo, per 11k - ? 13 (>i\ 1-1 , , W?.v,.... it. ? ^ 1 j> MI vn u, iM'l IU. I'XJ J I " crushtfu nU'l lonf, per lb. 1 -1 Molnsmes. West India, j>ergiillon, <J0 (>)) 15 , " N. Orleans' ' " 45 (<?. 00 Yarn (0?.) per bunch, - - 1.20 Omnburgn, (heavy) per yard, 18 (?/) 11 i ' Sliirtiugs, " - 10 (at 11 j 1 lion, common size Swede, per lb. ? ' 0} j * " English, - i> Nnils, por keg, - - - V> (tt\ OA i Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1.87 (u) 1.50 " Train, " ? - 90 (?) 1.00 i 1 Glims, 8X10 - - - 3 (a) 8.25 11 10X12 - - 8.25 Qc, a.')!) i Uioe, per lb. OA (V?i 7 I VI,....- .,o.. *"?? 1 |fvi M.iiivi, u irr> ij.OU ] Wheat, jier bushel, . - - 5)0 ('A AO 1 Corn, ' - ? M (n\ CO . Hacon, hog round, - - 10 fa 12 Bagging, Ouimv, per yard, 17 (o. 18 Oats, per bushel, - - 45 fa iii> 1\-as, " " . - V.00 1 I'owdcr, Rifle, per keg, - 7] ^ 8 Til ore is always to be found a good Stock < | nt Bj fi t'o's. j ! ! _ m'mm'g./M,, " ' , Mahuikd, on Tuesday evening. 4th inst. by ' lU?v. Ricburd Ftiriiiim. Mr. Tiiomak I). Loxu to SUhs Scbak Pkrbv, both of Greenville. At the same time, by the piune, Mr. .T. fl. i riAWTllORNG, of FftirftelJ, to Miss Si'san Foster, of Greenvillo. ! ' On Snntlr?y evening tl?.d JOth instant, by IT. P. ^ Robins, Esq., lit. Long Creek Church, Mr. Hoi?f.iit Mix, of Pickens. Miss Ha rah Smith, of Hrtbnn ohnntv. G*. j <: Rircrvi? m MI uiuvui^i u 11^ HAS just returned from Chnrlestou with | a fine solo,:{i..n of SPUING & Sl.'M- j MKli 1 >HV GOODS, for, GcntletuonS' Wear, ( suelt us Black and Bluo Broadcloths, , DOE-SK IN CASSlMEllE. CASH- < ME RETT E, DIIA1* 'JETE. A-e., *o., &o. ALSO, 80U10 articles tor Ladies Drosses, such as (Juliooe>?, Muslins, &C. , Gentlemen who wish a fine suit of CLOTHING will <lo well hy giving bim n call, look at the Fashions of Ucnio C. Scott, for anil have their measure takon, as Mr. W. | WAliSKMANN i? there yot, ready to cxo- j ctito any work in his lino in tho intwl ftish- i iouable ami npprovgil style. O. RII2CKI5, Jr. IIius also received a line ftock of OIIOCK- ( HI KS, 8U9I1 as MoIoshom, Sugars, Cofl'oo, Tea, Tobacco, Soap, Starch, fee., <tc, ALSO . . , Hardware. Hat* anil Cap*, 15.tots anil Shoes: all of which ho offers to tho public as clior.p hA tllrt llhftArio'jf/ fr>i* P A ?" ' WiiH>uli)i. Mny"l \.' _ 4.t-tf ] LOOK HERE ! Ono of th.0 Boat Plantations on Tugalo Eivor for Sulo. rpHIS subscriber offers for utile his WELL _L KNOWN PLANTATION. lying w|x>v? fcntl below Jurrott's Hiitlge, on Tugjjlo river, | oonrntmng Oac Thousand Four Hundred Acres. There uro Two'Hundred Acrc# of excellent Bottom Lund, as to the fertility of which it i? unnecessary to sny anything, as it id well ( kmm i> tlv?t it cannot bfr eurp&twcd by an v in tho Stato. The remaining twelve hundred aftroa mostly woodlaml. There has boon recently ejected a commodious Cottage, of the most'approved and modern style, on u beautiful eminence, within two hundred yarda of the river. This, together with tho salubrity of the climate, pure water and tine land, make this one of the moft desirable places in tho up country.? Churches are convenient of Presbyterian, 1 Methodjut and Baptist denomination. Tire tract ill lie divlden to .suit purohnsern. nho ,vidt?d it all Oitn 1*' disposed of ut.one time. Will be koM with the placo, if desired, Corn; Jfyddor and Wheat. Also, utoyk of nil klnda. . il" you want n "Home, sweet Uonic," you had hotter apply early, or you may loose a bargain, ns ?uen places fire rarelj in ninrket. I'oHscqsion ffivon the firot of November next. | Tennn.wm be made-a?**V?mmndating. Ad! dress nid at "Walton's Ford, Oa.," or apply | on tho promises. P. II. VllATIIKH. May 3, 1338 4'2 , tf , I -?-** H ? > ?*i ?>r ^ ,?i, - -??.... w Lv4>('fiUMf \n * r | . k&OT iSSSt ^S4 IMuo Ridge Railroad Company ih Bo. Ca. APMl, 22, 18oR.; 10 UBSClUHJvivS to thocnpitnl .stock of thia t.'om0 pivnv ate licrcliv notified that t'lio FOUltTBEN'ffl AND JMFTfcENTK INSTALMENTS I upon the flint Subscription, ntnl P{V){ l'F.R . j GKNT. upon tlio amount of thp second Hubscrip- j I (ion, tiro roquire.'L t?- bo paM tin follows: Tho j i wmvv uiiftianciiiiuciHimu nvi! per cciit on Mo- 1 coiwl h'utacriptiou on llic 2:!?J June licit; tlio 1 I'fteenth IiiHtulmcnt on tho aiJrt Julv next. 1 My ordi? :" Tfbt. U. I'KttOKSEAU,frfciy ljt, 1838 43 > ,10 1 Domostic and Fancy Dry Goods., ,i Wn*/ipv-KNE?/ :TTAVINO j?,st roturnol fro*.j N>\r York JLJL oflferR a very hftmUmnri Detection of CUWDfrto lidr friend* niid the-inrWIc fn con?ral. Wifrw nlrta to R?il tlietn nt vn.ivlovV pHcfcn, having Helcctcd them from tlie largest wlinlewdo utore* In-lScw York, Articles fif DCArr II __ I' U'/fl/ I v> v,,? ",,,M?tiwu ji? r;ii^V/i i GOODS. A 1*0, Ijiices and Kmhroirierica ofi. every description, which she particularly ryf coinmciulH to notion as thev wer?? sefeij/* * with groat cgre, ami nt prices fhnt' will'IC !xs a temptation.' Her MILUtfKjf* "he will not spoak of, &h tli? Northern ftV0 too well known to need reeonui^''at,<>n,~ [ Iler variety is very general Ruprcaanot fail i . to ploase both in <|tn\fity niyr P1'06, Tb he j convinced of which you h/"? only to call at . . an early clay on ? j 3 >/mrs. " knee Wam&Hft, Milt _ _J1_ I AUCT^ l AtJCTKWr | /foliH Anwl, M. fl M:SR & COMMISSION AOEKT, I qll at Walhulla,. on Saturday tho r arid yaturUay tlio 22d day of t t, tavernl J t )TS OP CLOTIIIKO, ? ? i i r. .. ? _ ; n?<>is?giu c?nc?f5fl. ruxruwaro nnti <;utlery,?Jew- "" dry, Gold aVt SiWer WATCHES, and gome r i fauuv, Artiotes. I i"5T' "A - At privaKTiwtU, 2 BujrgieH, X IuxjJtfcway, \ * Iforae flvo yo?r*ord, 2 building Jx>t? in'tho town of WftUi&Jlft, and o?>? ferrtt ooatftininc i On? ItutvdYod nod. Fifty Aor?a* fox ^artioulvo tJh.fi jptmsifplj ?| abdVo. # FOH ('ONCKKSS: 8?* COL. T. 0. f\ V KUN'ON, ofSjmrtcmin respectfully announced a* ii cundiJat<? lor Congress, to unccccd Cut. Orr. 8^' Tlio friends of COL. JOHN I). AfiHMOKK respccl fully announce liiiu a candidate !W CoDirrooa kL? flgy-Tho friends of COL. K. P. ./ONES, of jlrconvitlo, respqetf'MUy j>re.se*i nisnumc to tho .ongrossionnl District, in }<laccof Cel. Ouu, v*.U<? lcclincs ft rc-clcction. FOll TUK SENATE. flj&V Tlic friends of Gen. I'. N. OARVIX innoiUtCC liitn n enndiilfllc fov lli? Klntn I.. it the ensuing election. <t$?~Th?" friends of KLIIH; II. CUUITIN, K?<|,. respectfully announce liiin u candidate For tlie Senate, for I'ickens district, nt the next election. FOR Tilt: LEfiTsLA T $3RK J 8l-(rT)ie friends of Muj. JtOllERT MAXffRL], respectfully recommend Jflm as a sukut)lc candidate for the Legislature. nriX.Thu friends of WM. N", MARTIN respectfully announce him a cnmliilalo for the Mvr,.o...?u,v, I%? VUU HUM vivuuuu. 8fc#-Tl.o frk-ixlH of GCOltOK It. CHERRY I'OrtjKjct fully annomu-f him a candidate for the Legislature, at the next election. 1?>-T!jo friends of Ma.j. JOHN 0. MII#LEll announce him a candidate for the Legislature, at tho next election. The friend*of Dr. A. J. ANI>I?JRSON respectfully announce hiui a candidate f?>r the Legislature, at the ensuing election. E&T We are authorized to announce "WILLI AM 11 AMII,TON a candidate for tlio Legislature, at lhe~cn8ding election. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. JfrtfT Tlic friends of J. W. l<. CAIIY refpectrriUv announce liim ft candidate for re-election tlio olHcc of Tax Collector, for l'iokens district, at tlie ensuing election. The friends of 11. CLEVELAND IU'NT respectfully announce liitn a candidate for Tax ['ollector, at the next election. FOIl MAJOR. Tt*3v-Thc friondn of Capt. 1). T. I)OYl,E re"pectlully antionnce liitn n candidate for Major t?f tho 2d battalion. 2d Roirimriit.j S. (' M BY virtue qf sundry writs of fieri facias to me directed, will he sold before the Court House in Plckeun District, within the lega'i hours, on the first Monday and Tuesday In June next, One tract of land containing three hundred ?crc*M more or less on waters of Conoro^s creek, luljoining land? of Widow l>endy? Tyre B. MaulJin and others, levied on under attnchaicnt us the property ofTliontns Cfiistuin nt tho suit ol' Dickerson II. Lumpkin. 2?>t> acres of land, lyin.7 on both sides of Coni>ros? creek, adjoining lands belonging to James manner*, i>rooKs:uut at t?ev*s bvlug t Wev?nmr purchased by Mrs. Fitxgerald from J. W. Harrison, and defied by her to W. F. Fitzgerald Mid mortgaged l>y him to 0?ry aod Garvin: sold M the property of Wwrcu F. Fitag?ruM ntr t-he suit of.I, NV. I/. ('iiry. B. B. Ilcnnon and others. Abo, 1 man's saddle, sold as his property. H>A acres of land oil Coiioi oas oreek; adjoining laud" of \V. F. Fitzgerald and ot hers, wjlcrc011 Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald now live*, levied i>n as her property nt the suit of B. 11. llenson against Margaret Fitzgerald and W. F. h'itzger All tho interest that tlic defendant line in a house mid lot in the town of WhIIiuIIu, whereon ho lately resided, and on Tuesday after saledny at the house of defendant in the town of Walhalla, tho following articles, vi*: I lot bottles, oil and t ur)>cnline, 1 jug and content#, 2 pair of scales, 1 can of oil, 1 can of turpentine, 1 table with two drawars aud eonteuts, 2 jug* of turpentine, 1 bo* of glass, 1 lot of sash, 1 case and content s 1 lot ol books, 1 lot of paiutd, oila, dye-stuffs, glass, &c., 8 picture frames, 1 lot of various nrlicJcs in the same room, 2 fiddles, I lot paint uruBiiwtf, i mi oi measures, i lot 01 Oarreia, bo*' oh, Ac.. aeive, troy and meal. 2 stoves, 1 swinging book case, 2 units anil 1 bedstead, 1 lamp; 1 settee und mat, '1 pine tables, 3 pictures framed, 1 box mid curtbenware, 1 guitarP 1 ho> Vi* con, 1 batchct, 1 lot wiiwIoat curtains, " flasks, 1 jar, candlesticks, &c., 1 broom, 1 wood saw, 1 ham! saw, 1 tciv hettlo, 1 lot tin ware, 1 lot. jars, 1 coffeo mill, 1 bag of corn, 1 barrel and contents, 1 barrel, supposed to-be turpeutiuc. 1 lot tools, 0 split bottomed chairs, 1 lot old pictut e frames, 1 lot fodder, 1 largo can and sunc oil, l lot boxen, buckets, &e., 1 desk and contents, lcvlod on hd tlio property of John Krti*? at the suit of CarmalU & Biiggs, Tlionma llisxzard ami others. . Otto tract of la?l, containing one handled acres mojrc or less lying on the wuters of Cbeostoo crock, adjoining lands of Klins Karle, Win. lieardeu andotiiers, levied on as - tlio property of Seili 1\ I'oolc find Tetnpcrance Poole, sold ?n n fi. fn. in favor ot* W. L. Keith anil otiters. On I'uondn.jr aften.s:dedi?y at AVhotstone ij?arry, one fot of rook, also, one Jot oak rfcantjlng itt culvert by II. Queries, one lot dressed took lit quarry near Chattugik, on# lot dressed add rough rook, and a term for years in two teres of land atitl in UU unfinished dwelling linum. atju. ble notl k!ioj?-1iou8? and one mt of Jboattli, lev'^d on by attachment as the prap?vly of Jolin-Phillips at flic suit of Xool Sanford. On Tuesday nftcr salwlay, at the/?,esi<len<?6 of Col. J. L. 15oyd,' 0 head stock Iiq^*. l<*vi#don w? tlio property "of A. A*. llowlui^, at tlio suit of W. F. Pinloy anil others. y 0?w tvoliorno Wagon, n<1 *l?o property of J. if. Boggf>f at t^f'fUit of ThoiiJua ft. Bopgt and other*. On Tn?J*4?y after y^-day. at defendant'* residouco, 5 head of lytT5- levied on. us tho propert v i.C Ti.?n\.N t ufixvavA Jit. i>ltA tiili V A Aloxunder, biuV 1'One 8rtrrolX,l,'io". with ffsix rnane ni?<i tail, levied oil attachment an the property of r??vroll ol^vhi". at t|?e ?uit of Ku? Corfeiu. Ono>v fcoreo, lovied on aw the property at ft. W/flftTetvporfc, ?A Uhe suit of J. G. Furgusoit j VHjf. W. Dnrcnporf nndO. F. Smith. * ,-ferrab cmIi ; pttrchnsQrsto pay for papers. I It. 0. CUAIO, s.iSP. I MAyJfi. 18JW 48 bi i JOS. X NORTON, ATTlkU^r ?/ A rw* m A mr ? u J* a ?i A ?T J AND Solicitor in Dqnltjr. HCKTSNS COURT HOUSE, S. C ! Jan. *? _ tf State ot'Konlli t ai'olliia, . \ IN KQtJITY?PICRENAf 5. F, Alexander, | VetiHon for RfJ?Uf> j fronton McKinney, ct. n)8. J ^?" ftppMvinir to ihc (7o*nml>utiAn*r L McKinnoy, ono of ?h? defendant# in this oaxc, i eeridep without he of th|* flint*: on mOt ; Ion of Harrison, for petitioner, ikfeordered thnt he uald ftbnent defendant do appear and plead, nawor or demur tethe petition nlod In this case, /ifhin three month* fn,n? th* publication of this nlc, or the said petition will' bt taken pro con fc'Mc ? to him. ROU'T. A. THOMPSON, C.k.P.P. Com'fs Office. Mriroh 2*. lftfift ft I HIDES AND BARE ITTILL RE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES V - * ?7- * SMITH, ^rd,JlwilM8 25 ^ 1 (11? KEN & UEII), Vl'TTCU returning tlmiiks for past jiaironag?, would hog loave to inform thoir j tcioode mid customer? that they are now ro cei.liig large ami wo'.l *>el?<cU-d Stock of | Spring and Summer Goods, Which have boon iel?cte<l l>v ono of thefirrft in jJOCHoti, Htul neither cxpons& nor lnbor i hin t1 hpen stmretJ in makinir a selection mlntv tod to tho trade. It is inipo?aiblo to cnututt- ' into die vniivuu articles ofivrou for hale, but j nnioiigft them may be fuuild C'ALICOKS, I (Jiiigliams, Muslin.".. Bnrage?, Silk fiwiiM. ! JRCkanet. Swiso. B<>ok ami Mull Muslins, j I LOT US, 1'a.HMiiicrus, Tn??e<l?, Linen*. C'ottnmtde*, Ih'ftp d'Kl?, Alnncea, Quocii'hCloth, | Bleached aiiM Brown fc>l?irtingf. Trimming* ; 11 ml Fancy Articles. Bonnets, Kibhon* nn?' F^idios llutsj Flower*, Wreaths, Gloverf, 11. tierv. <fco. A lar^e and well selected Stook of READY MA UK OLOTlIlNt*. ' A liet\vy *tock of 1MX>TS & SHOES of overy r?ur iwu juiwrimiuiu ! A larpe stock of new and fashio II ATS j AMI CAl'S. ! A good assortment of HATtDV A j aftd Cutlofy lor Farmers use. A bountiful selection of Crockery and Glassvrnre. SUGAR, CtfPFEE, Molasres, Salt. Ma. k1 erol, llice, Vinegar, Oigarf. Tobacco, aud : almost every other article in thoGrotWV lino. Iron. Xa'U, Castings, Cotton Yarn, Woodware. SncWlca, llridlow, Martinjjiles', Girths. I ?V;c.. &c. j AI*o, a good stock of DRUGS and MED' lC'IN'ES, both in store ftnd office. j Wo don't hesitate in saying that wo have oh lav^e a Stock as was ever brought to this market, an if we will .-oil as lew a* the same article can tie bought in any market in tho Op country. Como and see for yourselves. Wo chargfc nothing for showing Goods, and ; wo feoFconfident we can make it to your in tercst to liny from us. ? I fitS"" !)!?. GRRKN is homo again and prcI pared to resnme his professional duties, i lie would nls'o nay to those who have not J settled their last years Accounts, that tlioy I will confer .. favor on him bv doing so iui ! mediately, for it takes money to carry on Ihusjneas. March lT^lH.OS 35 tf ; Something New at Old Pendleton GROCERIES; GROCERIES! rpiIE UNDWRSIONHD have established,. .L at thin place, a i Fnmily Grocery Store, I'or the purpose of accommodating tiie public with GllOCKIUKSat Anderson prices! Our terms being strictly cash or its equivalent, enables vis to otfer inducements not to be fount! elsewhere. It is useless to enumerate our Slock: suffice it to say, we have a com) plete- Stock ?>t all kinds of GOODS usually j kept in a (?rticcry Store. We will barter or pfty iho highest oath 4P I jmce for Produce, and the usual articles of I Ail we ask is n fair trial ! * .1011X T. .SLOAN & CO. Pond Icton, March 12, 1^')S 3 I ? tf worse is. I A LT? person* indebted to tli? l'jstatoof Al* I J\_ moil Powell, 'licensed, must jmv prompt! lv. and '.hows lmving donmtuU ogamst said } Estate will roiidor tliom to mo legally attested. ltOB'T POWELL, Adm'r. May 3, T8f?3' 12 3 m Slate ol" Mouili Cnl'olfaKA. JN 1TQI.'TTY??PICKEN8. Janita Uogcra 1 ts > Bill for Partition, ko. Edvfftid lingers, el. nl* J IT upbearing lo tin* satisfaction of the Conimiuinncr that Edward Rogers, Tempevnnro McWhoitor, John McWIiortor and wife Snruli, Wilson Dronaan. and wife I'rudrnoe, Amos Robinson um<\ wife Nolly, Hugh Rogers, and tho licirs-nt-law of John Rogers, to wit: fl?gvr?. lii.4 widow, l?in orson Black and wife Kli/n lictb,- ?? M<>ore anil v. ii'e Sarah, James Roper*, ZachaiiiJi Rogers, WUHntfl Hogcv/i. -John Hogers, and David Kogtrt, defendants to complainant's bill of complaint, reside beyond the limits of this (State : on motion of Notion, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered that ilie absent defendant* above named do severally appear in this'honorable court and plead, answer, or demur to tli? mid bill, within throe months from the publicntloa hereof, or their consent to the*?amo will bo taken by an order pro confesso. ROll'T v Tiimipaav - 0f>m'r9 Orticc, March 30, 18-r>8 i)m PICONS" ACADEMY. rpilK TRUSTEES of tho above Institution | take plftOfure jn announcing to thepublic, tl>nt their School in ruAv open for the ri?i cGptiou of Student#, uwdor tho supervision of ( an experienced Tenebor, WM, M. lltlATIi, j Esn. Rates of Tuition for tlie Primary clns?? ' $_';i Ort per session of five months. For OramI mnr, 'leogthphy, Philosophy, Composition, j nn<^everytbiftg peHakiins to an English Ed; Mention, $"* p?r session. For tho Languages i ?nd tbc (libber branches of. Mathematics,. I $lo Ot) per HCHbjuU. ,i. Ji. IIAUUOD. M. F. MITCHELL, Z. C. PtJLLTAM, " M.*M. NOUTON. Fi-h T. l^r>? 20 _ tf NfVW STOHE & NEW (20()fis~ One Mile (Voni Jurratt'M It rid go, ^'oHvthe llond lending to Wnlhullu. rpHK undersigned wish to inform their J, frionda und the surronrtdinff cctintrv 1 gvnriRlly, thnt thpj aro now opening a weft twtcrrMf .?ro?K of JFalS <?bi<I Wiutfr fn'oodx, Hoots nn<l Shoo*, Unts. nnd Cap*, Croek?ry# llnrdwiiro nud t.'utlory, (Vroctrivit, Medicinwu. Ac., with almost ovcrv ;?'ticU aaua-lly kept in acountry store: all of which wiD he sold lor/ for cash I Call and ace." We will tnke ru cxrhango for C?nod.?, eoun irv vnvMJii hhii >vooi liomeopun, ool Hnte, l>riwl Kriiit, Yftniaon flume, Haw Hides, Pou?i lkei.wux, Tallow, lloncv, i<\ ,1. !ki. ALEXANDER, K. K. ALKXANDEll. _5nv. 14, 185? 10 premium cooking stoves OF all will' and without IIoHnw-ttare. For aal? by J. U. VOIOT, Opposite Planter'# Hotel, AVulhallit, S 0 Auyigt ft, 18.r>V 4 tf j.h.voigtT TIN AND COPPERSMITH Walhnlla, 8. C? TVPHRMS ?.;u .. * ? ... . . . ... . ..... ...v.nin Mini Will piOUO tftofl I lie ha# cnj^ngod a oompetOTit k'opporsmith, wJio has upwnrd* of twenty y/uvre experiencein tho mnmifnoturine or 'COPPJSIt KKTTLRS, StlttSi ftftd iul other Article* manu* ftcturcd out of Copper, Tin nod Shoi-?-lron ; nnd i? prepared to4fill ptdern for nil work in hit) line fct fthort rioticei Term* rv>der%t?.?. Refer* to the dwrnbiJitj of bin wtrk. Avqmt 9,im i < ?;V ; T*' ' ' ; > 0 4