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der the inspection, nnd will be kept by Col. j F. A. Hoke, n.s the elegant and obliging i landlord of the American Hotel. They hrtve line bands of music engaged, and there will be nothing wanting to render this one of the most eligible hotels in the United States. 1 make no doubt hut. that a liberal travelling public will give these Bpriuga a good run this summer. It. <J. Andbkw P. Calhoun.?The nrnuo of this gentleman is being suggested by many of the press of South Carolina for tl?o next Govonor of that State. We have known j Mr. C. long, and we believe, well, lie is ' possessed of all the requisite qualities which we consider essential to fit a man to rule ; over the State. The early portion of his; life was speut in agricultural pursuits in | the cancbrake portion of Alabama; but} since the death of his fntliov lir? ? ? ? turned to and boon a resident of his native State, where he is reclaiming and cultiva-! ting the soil that first knew him. lie has j wo believe, never aspired to office, but on several occasions has refused promotion, preforiug home and rural life to the dirty pool of polities. Snob men are fit to govern the State, ana we shall be gratified to rcc the people of his native State honor themselves by placing him in the executive chair.? Columbus Mini. Plymouth, June 7.?The African Steam | Navigation Coinnimv's nnflrnt. 10*1 ' v.? i?j ? # j -v?-v '"""'r1' ; Commander Croft, arrived at umlmght j with Inter advices from tho West Coast of ' Africa. In cohscquonco of information roceived | at Monrovia, Commander Croft left in the j Kthiopc on the 14th of April, and on the , 15th fell in with the Froncli ship Cocli Re- j gina, 420 tons, in possession of a large! mini- j her of negroes, who were not able to man- i oge her. After a parley, the second officer j of the Kthiopc, with a part of the crew, ! wont on board, when about 250 of the no- j irrocs swam to t,ln> Klinr?? wlmi-n - V l"<- I whole wore murdered by the Contain of the French ship and the natives. It appears that the Cwli Kcgina, which is completely i fitted for the slave trade, had been cruising ! for a month near Cape Pulmas, and, under Inetoncb of taking them to a bettor place, lad secured 500 negroes, who were immediately placed between decks'?many of them in irons. When the Captain (Simon) was ashore, and part of the crow in a boat alongside, the ticjerocs procured firearms. ' atul shot nil but the doctor orul two of the j seamen, whom tlioy retained to steer the. j fillip, ('apt. Simon came within gunshot j several times afterward, but was not allowed ; to coino on board. The 0<cli Kcgina war- , towed into Monrovia, where hbe was left ir the possession of the Purser of the Ethiojie. An American Hoy in Mbxico.?We learu from a Mexiean paper that n reucontro had ooeured on the Paseo, (the public /llMVA nf. Mnvinrti *\ l'1* '* 1 <! wpaKif, / UVWUWJI1 nil i-jll<;ilSlllli:ill I named Buchanan nnd Mr. John 1'orsyth, ! jr., son of the American Minister, the circumstances of which are os follows : young Forsyth repelled sonic offensive familiarity of tno English man, to which tho latter made an insulting rejoinder, whereupon tho former made a deiuitfnstrntion at I tho Englishman, nnd a collision took place. Thoy woro both mounted, and tho Englishman, who was both much the larger man j and mounted upon a larger animal, rode at j nnu nucmpicu to ride down young Forsyth j who the while had lashed the Englishman j with his whip, finding he was no match for his adversary on horseback, dismounted quickly, and handing his rein to a by-standor, challenged Jiuchunau to alight and fight him oil foot. This Buchanan declined and rode off. They met again after a while, and, upon the rccontrea uhnval being renewed, young Forsyth again dismounted nud drawing his knife started at the Englishman, who precipitately fled, Forsyth after him, until a number of gentlemen interfered and begged him to deisist, as the t\ * 4 " "* " ' jasco was noi a proper placo lor lighting. Wb learn that official advices from Kng, laiul, received by tlio last arrival, reiterate friendly sentiments towurd this country, disavow intentional offence againnt its (lug and state that ordors have b?cn issued by the Uritish Government to discontinue the visits of its cruisers which havo recently given offence to our people. That Government, we learn, docs not insist on visitation or search as n right, but, regarding both nations as solicitous to put an ond to the African slave trade, it desires n mutual Un derHtanding or nrraugemcntas to tlio proper arid most acceptable manner of ascertaining tho character of nuHpectod alavorM. The wholo tcuor of tho dcapntohes w huoIi, wo arc informed, as to reeogniy.o tho doctrine ao steadily asserted by tho (ioverumcnt of tno United States oi* this subject. Wo conclude, thoveforc, that tho difFerenocs which have arisen between tho two countries aro not KUoh as cannot bo amicably and speedily adjusted.?Xational Intelligencer. .< The Fdgofiold Advertiser says :?"The Uorn Uold .Mine still continues to yield brilliant profits to its fortunate owner. It is nn otd thing K'5?r, and docs nr t ntir.",ct ,V, tho attention it did nt the onUtft. Yet it it* Btill a mino of, great vulno, ranking indued but little below tbe foremost of its rivals Om Information Is, that It is now paying from f 1500 to 32500 per week, ot n total expense of $200 per weok. We have recently coon a nuperb specimen taken from its rloheat vein, and whioh rflininda wi fbnrtldy of what' thoy toll* of California ond Australia^ " The Durk Corner Gold Mine jh also, rt6 bcliovo, being worked with much succcta. DftATH OF as AOKI> LADY.?M*?- Kl??nhcth GlacU&g tho aged. grandmother of Col. A. It 01?<i Iden, died at her residenec | ^ in this district, on Tuosdas/IW, at the ad. I Ivaaocnl ago of ?'oou?. on? hundred And six I ycurn. Mrs. Gladden was married aboji' I fit? time of tlio outbreak of the wnr of tiio 1 Jtnvolutlon, aoiS was quite. familiar Wirti so'afty of tho sconce which ocivjrrod iu our' L J State, during thnt dark period which "tried | men's bouIs." Sho retained all Iter faculties in u great degree, until within the liust few years, when her eyesight and memory partially failed. She was, as far as our knowledge extends, the oldest resident in our district.? WinmslKtro Register. A Ueavtikul Truth.?I have been A..1.1 ? ... una, fay* n popular writer, by men who havo passed unharmed through tho tempta- ' tions of youth, that they owed their escapo I from tnnny dangers, to tho intimate coin- j pftnionship of their affectionate sisters.? They have been saved front a hazardous meeting with idle company by some engagements of which their sisters were the , charm ; they have refrained front mixing with the impure, I ceause they would not bring home thoughts and feelings which they could not share with their loving sis- ! ter.s. The remembrance of some warm, conliding, pure minded female friend, has saved many a youth from the snares ho thickly set, into which, but for this, lie i might have fallen. An Irishman's Confjdknokin a Bank. ! A banker in J)uburjue (Iowa) found it nec- ! essnry, not long since, to suspend business. ; Soon after, he was accosted by an Irishman who had six thousand dollars deposited with him. Paid l>?t, "flood-morning, Mr. M . Faith an* it's well you're looking this morning, considering the weather.? Hut sure it's sorry T am, Mr. M , to see that card of yours in the papers. But never do you mind such trifles as that, mon? take courage and hold up your head as high as iver?the throuble of the thing will soon blow over. And ns for that six thousand rhlll'lt's! K*?ln imr. r.4' nm?/? I.w.4 .4. 1 MUiiinv\< ui iiiiiiv, |nn l\ii|?U It il? IUM^ as you wan) it?1 have no use for the lousy dollars?ami I know yeos tor be an honest mon, anil perfectly good for the same at any time. Ivape it, sir, and pleasant draines bo wid ye." Mr. M expressed bis thanks, and the banker and depositor separated. But on the following day Mr. M was startled from bis ' pleasant dreams" by the presentation of a cheek for six thousand dollars, bearing the name of his Hibernian friend. Not knowing exactly bow t" understand the matter, Mr. M? sent for Patrick, when the following explanation took place :?"Well, you see, Mr. M l'c-ggy, that is my wile, has been raising the very devil about the money? and ju.it to pacify the poor ignorant cratur tliat it r.as all safe, 1 thought he dad, that I'd jiffc send for it and count it all over helure her ugly face, and then she'd consent to my leaving it with you, together wid the other four thousand that is giving us ho much trouble to kopo from being stolen from us." To such an explanation, together with the now temptation of four thousand additional, the banker could take no exceptions?so he counted out the six thousand in short. Hut that was the last of the Irishman. The banker, meeting him a few days afterwards, desired another explanation. " Och, the truth is, Mr. M its iucsolf that has been ashamed to see yccs. Peggy, that divil of a wife of mine you see, has hid the money, and bother me if I can find it at all, and that's just the thruth Kir." The banker made a graceful tender of his hat , but Pat generously de IV uvv? jii; v?ioiilltlJj iillliuu^ll JUSII^ entitled to it.?Burlington Gazette.. Consignees at Anderson Depot, FOU WEKK r.NDIM! JUNK 28. .1 I, Ol'rf Dendy & 1', J B E Sloan k. Co, .1 J' Bolotto, A Si T A I'.vins. (J (' I.nngston, .1 B Sit ton, J \V Norris, llumbird, 11 & Co, Neville & I'itehford, Benson & .Justice. Oco Seaborne, A I) Norris, E Eflrle, J T Norris, Sargent & II. E Pickens, I) Bieman, Blue 11 11 11, Smith, Clark & Co, II K Campbell. D (1 Pinloy, Brown & Mc(tecs, Slielor & Stribling. V 'Fall A II, W (' Bcwloy, .Maxwell & S. E L' Vomer, Hngland, B & (.'o, E & E E Alexander, Lcavell & White. J Anderson. J L Dawson. II E Bavcncl, C Hit*, 1 \V Taylor, Hawkins & B, L Towers. I. T Arnold & Co, A M Holland. F. HICK, Agent. iK)Yftfl?WlgA(L, Marhiki>, on the loth nil., by Rev. J. J. O'Conncll, Mr. James Consem, to Miss Ansik Clt'NX, all thin district. On tho 8Uth nit., by Hcv. D. II. Kennemur, Mr. Wm. 1$. Kant to Miss Ei.iiadktii Chapman, nil of IMckens district. 'owrbAnr. | Diku, in Cherokee county, (In., on tlio 17tli ult., Wii.mam Four, infnnt mm of 1'. II. imd Susan M. live water, aged two mouths and two days: j "So bittor tears for tlicc be shed, Iihvntioiii of bring, seen and gono ! With flower* alone we strew thy bed, i Oh! blent, departed one!" r. ! n. Agricultural Mooting. A MEETING of tho citizona of the D's- 1 triot generally in called on Tuosday noxt, for the purposo of forming an Agricultural Society nt this place. Juno 25), 1868 f>0 1 Estate Salo. WILL ho sold on tho 22d July, at the lnte residence of Sargont Griffin, deceased, a parkof the l'or/tona! Estate of said deceased, j consisting of Corn, Fodder, Out*, Sheep, Cut- i tie, Lard, 2 CjUrvalJfl and i set harness, and various other artiolostno tedious to mention, TERMS?On a credit of twelvo months for r.H ssras n^d '?v<sr $5 : tinder that amouut. ' cash. E. ILOMFFIN.t I T. GRIFFIN, | Juno 28,185fr 50 3 j NOTl't'E IS hereby given that npplicMion will bo made to the f-eglahituro. fit it* noxt iteesioii, for an act to inoorporato tlio Chnroh (Mount Olivet) ant) the Camp (hound, at IUckcuavillo. Jr.ly H, 1858 AO Jlin wotiCKT" \PPLICATION will In roncle to the Legislature of South Carolina, at itw next Hcssion, for an act to incorporate the towu of Piokenstville, with the uitual power find privilege*. .Tulv n IHr.s nn NOTICE. Application win bo mfrw tu? no** J.egixliUuio for a ohftrtor to con?t?tv?t ? Turnplko Kojul from fcLo we?t end of tl^? (frcfit Tunndl, thft ncafost and best routo to Pulaski, to ho caPod tho Bins town and Panther Creek Turn pike. J uuc 12, 1858 47 3m NO tiOAX?GO6D NEWS | riwo THOUSAND FOUK HUNDlltel) I. ACRES of Mineral Land, includingtho Poor Mountain, for sale. It lies immediately in the vicinity of the German village (Walhalla,) anil in night of tho lMuo Kidjje Tunnel. I'rof. Tuomey reported to tho Lqgisla tore of South Carolina that the second large.it depositc of gold in the State is at or near this mountain. In 1H1V2, the property was pur- i chased by two practice! miners, after being | fully tested, 'Ihey wi.r? gentlemen of char-i acter. wealth, prndem e and sagacity. They | Uleil holme it wns operated on, and it has re- ; maincd ho until tho present time. Mr. Elihu j (.'reswell and John K. Lewi* were the pur- j chasers. This place in susceptible of being ' made one of tho- very best gracing farms in i the district?-has a large quantity of first quality of bottom and upland, a portion of which is newly enclosed. There is a lino mill seat on the place, with sufficient pine timber near \ to it to build the lMuo Kidgo It >ad. I will sell this property on reasonable terms on an extended credit. I will reserve one-third or one-half, and oporato jointly according to the amount invested My residence is Wayside, L'iekons I ?iftvict, and my post office Pendleton, S. C. J. OVERTON LEWIS. Julv l. lsr.s r.o PICKENSVILLE FOR SALE. J ~V?7"ILIjho sold on Saleday in August next, I T7 at Pickens Court House, the ah>vo j | well known TRACT OI; T,ANI\ containing' ! about Two Hundred ami Sixty-five Acres ! more or lost, on which there is a If >tel, Store j j Honse, Wagon and Klacksmith shops, uud the necessary out-huildings. A Ifr'O, ono oilier lot of Land in the town of I'ickensviile, whereon Win. A. Alexander formerly lived. TKRMS?Notes with approved security hearing interest?one-third due 1st Janoniy, ' 1S;VJ: one-third due 1st .July, 1S;V.), and 0110j third duo lst.Jnminry. I Slit). HAGOOD it NOUTOXS, Assignees. Tune 30. l.sjS oO ?r? Stale of South Carolina, IN OUftlNA.? V?PICKKNS. Dntllol Alnvn mlfti* * vs. J- Summons in Partition. .Ins. Ale.Minder, et. als J ITappearing lo me that .Tames Alexander, Wm. L Durham ami wife Melitida, and Bally 15oatnor, defendants in this ease, reside without the limits of litis Slate: Ii is ordered that they do appear iti the Ordinary's office, at Pickens 0. 11., on Monday the -1th day of October next, and object to the division or sale of tho Ileal Kstate of Thomas Alexander, deceased, or their I consent to the same will bo entorod of record. W. J. PAKSONS, o.i'.l). Ordinary's Oflico, July 2, 18.">8 <5iu E. B. BENSON & SON nAVBon hand TWO IIUN DltED SAOKS SI'I'KHFlXK n.Ol'K for sale at Two I Dollars and Fifty contu per Hack. Pendleton, Juno 22, 1858 '10?1 Trustoo's Salo. BY virtue of ii deed of trust to me made by David MeWliortcr, I will soil to the J billies' bidder, at Pickens (!. II., on 5th day ' of July next, a LIKKLY NKdRO l?OY, Col{ bort; on a erodit till 25th Doeenibor next, I with note and approved security and interest j from dale. li. A. ltUHIISJS, Trustee. Turn 23.1858 49 2 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. fj^llE S'*BSCltI 1JKII findingthathis Land I is of little value to him. being unable to cultivate it himself, would hereby offer for Hale the FA11M on which ho formerly resid, ed. Tlio property is about four miles from Walhallu, on the road to Pickcna C. II., adjoining t'?o lands of Mr. Ivestcrand Mr. Van Leho. T he road leading from Pickens to the Oconee Station likewise passes through it. A more desirable location *u rarely met with. The Tract contain? 1-W acres mora or loss.? Both tho bottom and the upland are of excellent quality. On the promises in a dwelling house, smoke-house, barn, tic. There is an excellent spvih'g on the place. About twen iy acres imvc doom cultivated tor several j-earn, and the fences nro in good order. Possession will be given immediately after the crop shall liave been gathered, and in time to prepare for the next year. For the condition* or sale apply to the undersigned at Wallialla. j DQuThe tract will he publicly Hold at Pickens 0. II., on the lirst Monday in August, if not previously disponed of at private sale. G. II D. CllAMKU. I Wnlhalln, Juno 22,1858. 40 0 j Final Notico. riUIK Estate of John Abbott, deceased.will I. be finally settled in the Ordinary's Office, at Pickens 0. II. on Monday the 27th day of Keptembor next. Those indebted must make payment by that time, and those having demands will render them to mo legally attcs tod on or by that dav. O. W. PHILLIPS, Ex'or. Juno 19, 1858 48 3in At Privato Sale, A VALUABLE TRACT CF LAND, lyinp: near l'ickonn(\ II., containing Ono ! Hundred nnd Twenty Acres, and adjoining lands of Alox. Ramsay, 1). II. Kouncmuruiid others. Thoro is a dwelling and out-buildings on the prcmison. For terms, (which will he i made euwy) and furthor particulars, apply to ! i ROB'T. A. TIIOMPS6tf. I I Jnnc 10. 18.')8 47 4__ Head <tnartci?*, 1 ht IIkioade, S. 0. M., Obeksvim,*. a. C. I j Ordor No. ? June 8, 18f>8. AN JElcclioti is hereby ordered for Major of the 2d Jtattulicn, 2d ilegiutent, S. C. M., on j Saturday the 10th day of July noxt, At thocom| panv muster grounds of said Dattnlion. Polls ; to be kept ..jfcr. frcm 9 o'clock. A. M. to 8 1*. j M. Managers to meet on the Monday following, oonnt the votes, declare tho election, nud uiinaiu ?uvr i vbiiii 10 huh uincc. lJy order of Urig. (Ion. Haslet ; If. I.KK THllUSTON, Brjg. Major. June 21, 1868 49 8 Btnie of South Carolina, rickkna i?1st?in tub count or cowhoh pi.eas, A. llobins X Son "J foyelr/tt Attachment. Y8 ^ Joseph J. Norton, Thomas Snndford. J ' PI'fit A ft'p. WII Kit HAS. tho plaintiff did, on the 11th day of July, 18">7, tilo Inn declaration Against the defendant, who (an it is said) in absent from and without the limits cf this State, and has neither wife nor attorney it?>own within the same, upon whom a copy of the*tid declaration might he nerved: It Is ordered, therefore, that the mi'i u iciiiiini! ao apponr nnd plead to ?he s?id on or before tbo 20?h day of July, U'jK; ^HictwI?0, final and abBoluta Judgment vrUl thu) bo gi\ou and Awarded ngslnid him. J. D. HAUOttP, Clerk'* Office, July 11, 1867 1y<j Jf Andorson Prices Current. | ciiniu:i ti:i> wiikiv iiv im.i.ami. i:' : ki i \ .< < <> Andkbsox 0. If., Juno 22, 18">8. Cotton per lb. - 8.} (,J\ II \ ! Salt, per Buck, - - 2.00 I ('ofl'oo. lUo, per lb. - - 13 (S\ 11 Sugars brown, per ll>. - 0 (<<) 11 * crushed un<l lonf, prrjb, IK Molasses, West India, per gallon, 40 (u\ 46 ! " N. Orloans' " " 45 Qi) 60 Yarn (Ga.) por bunch, - - 1.20 1 IMnaburgs, (heavy) per yard, 13 (<i 14 ShirlingH, ? - 10 (n} 11 Iron, common size Swede, per lb. G,J " English, ... r> Nails, per keg, - - - ft (<$ Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1 ..17 (<?\ 1.50 ' Train, " " - 00 (W) 1.00 Glass, 8X10 - - - 3 ( > 0.25 10X12 - - 3.25 (,i\ 3.50 Rice. per lb. ... ft.', (V, 7 Flour, per barrel, 4 (o) 6.00 Wheat, per bushel, - - i'O (<fy Corn, " - - . f>5 (it) 00 llaeon, hogrouud, - - 10 (ft1- 12 Ragging. Gunny, per yard, 17 Oh IS Oatn, per bu.-diei, - - 30 (aty 33 Peas, " " - 1.00 I Powder, Rifle, per keg, - 7 J C<t\ 8 Iv-jy~ There id always (o bo foun<l a good Slock | of Goods, at Km II, .Vc Co'h. i v r? wr Ct? A CSAM AT>T T* rtnrvrvci ?1 hjj u uu.iouiiAyijrj UUUUD{. ytl PsckcilM V. H. rpiIB undersigned aro now receiving nnd i i opening n well solectod stock of Spring and Summer Goods, i Which wo offer to our friends and customers low, in accordance with the liard times, con-1 sistintr in part of tho following: PRINTS, MCSR1NS, Cambrics. Tirown nnd Blenched Shirtings, and Shooting: A well felected stock of Roady-madc CI.OTIIINO. Hats and Caps; Bmnets. Ribbons, Triwinings. ic,: Roots and Shoes. Saddles and Bridles: Hardware and Cutlery, Nails and Citings; Crockery and Glassware; C ROCK HIES, Drugs and Medicines; and almost every other article usually found any where in tho up country. Wo take in barter country Homespun. Tab I | low, Ileeswax, Corn, Fodder, Wool, Rags, i <fec.. at tho customary prices. Wc return our thanks for past patronage. | and nope our friends and the public will call and amine our stock beforo buying elsowlicrf K. & K. K. ALEXANDER. Ma>' IP., 18f>8 4;', tf (i. R1ECKE, JIL UAS just returned from Charleston with a fine snlcction of SPUING & RUMMKR DRY GOODS, for Qentlemeus' Wear, such as Black and Blue Broadcloths, DOE-SKIN OASSIMERE. CASHSI ERETTK, DltAl? 'ETE. Ac., Ac., Ac. ALSO, some nrticlcs for Ladies Dresses, such j n* Calicoes. Muslins, Ac. Gentlemen who wish a fine suit of CLOTHING will do well hv givin;* him a trail, look nt tho Fashions of Gcnio C. Scott, fur 18SH, and have their measure taken, as Mr. W. WALSEMANN is there vet. ready to oxeentc any work in his lino in tho most fa;>h* ionahlo and approved style. ?. rciEOKB, Jr. lias also rc ived a fluo stock of GROCERIES, such . lolasses, Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Soap, Starch, Ac., &.c. ALSO Hardware. Ilats and Caps, 11 >ots and Shoos; all of which ho offers to the public as cheap as tho cheapest for CASH ! Wglhalla. May 11,1858 4:Mf LOOK IIGRH! One of tho Bost Plantations on1 Tugalo Hivor for Salo. riHTF, subscriber offers tor sale his WRM, I KNOWN PLANTATION. King ahovo! and below Jarrctt's Bridge, on Tugalo rivor, containing One Thousand Four Hundred Acves. j There tire Two Hundred Aero? of excellent | Bottom Land, as to tho fertility of which it is unnecessary to Ray anything, as it is well known that it cannot he surpassed hv any in the State. Tho remaining twelve hundred i acres mostly woodland. Thoro has heen recently erected a comrao* j dious Cottage, of the most approved and mo* [ dern style, on a beautiful eminence, within two hundred yards of the river. This, together with the salubrity of the climate, pure water and fine land, make this one of tho! | most desirable places in the up country.? j Churches are convenient of Presbyterian, J Methodist and Huptint denomination. Tho j tract will be divided to suit purchasers, proI vided it all can be disposed of atone time. Will be sold with the place, if desired, Corn, Fodder and Wheat. Also, stock of all kinds. If you want a ' Home, sweet llonie," you had better apply early, or you may loose n bargain, as Midi pluccs arc rarely in market. Possession given the tirst of November next, i Terms will be made accommodating. Address mo at "Walton's Ford, Ua.," or apply I on the premises. P. II. PllATIIEK. May .1. IP-*8 42 jf J NEW GOODS AT Pondloton, South Carolina. Jl). SMITH &, CO. would rospectfnllv inform tlieir patn.s and tlio lmblie gonorally, tlmt thoy havo just rocoivca and aro now opening at Pendleton mulcr tho FARMERS' IIAIJi, A new and ciunplcto assortment of suporior Spring and Summer Goods, Consisting, in pnrt, of a splendid variety of Lawns. Calicoes, Muslins, Ginghams, Hobo Dresses, Rarcges, Tissues, lMuck and Col orcu iMIKS. Jaconet, Corded nnd Swiss Muslin : Jnconot nnd Swiss Kiting and inserting?, Flouncing*, tiro,; Rmbroidcrou. Swiss and Lawn Collars; White, BrOwn and Fancy Linens; Silk, Cotton nnd Lisle lfoso; Silk, l\id and Cotton flloves; Bonnets nnd Bonnet Bibbons, Flowers nnd Hushes; Silk Mantillas nnd Hoop Skirts; Hoots t?nd Shoos of all si/.wj and qualities; j lints and Caps, a good assortment; together i wl?i> tho usnnl rarioty of other articles. All j of which will bo sold low for fca?h, J. I). SMITH & CO. I I MftT 10. #A8 43 it HIDES AND BARK WILL UK BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES by J. L. N. SMITH. T?n Yard, Jan \ 1W8 38-tf FOR CONGftKSSs tar-COL. T. O. P. VERNON, of Spartanburg. is respootfully announced as n candidate for Congroas, to sneered Col. Orr. flSyTlio friends of COL. JOHN D. ASIIMORE respectfully announce liiin a candidate for Congress, i\t the next election. tSy*Tho friends of COL. K. 1*. JONK8. of Orvtuvillo, respectfully present his name to the 1 -1 r?v.i /?.? i qivuiii i/isuai, III [liitvcui vol. Ulllt, WHO declines a rc-elcction. FOR TIIK SENATE. t?~The friends of Gen. F. N. 0ARV1N 1 announce liiin a candiduto for tlio State Senate, at tlio ensuing election. The friends of ELIIllJ II. (5IIIFF1N. Esq.. res needfully announce him n candidate for tho Senate, for Pickens district, ut tlio next election. FOR TIIK LK(SISLATl'RK: r-jy- The friends of M It'll AF.h Ml I.I.ER beg leave to announce hlin fi candidate to remosent Pickens in (lie n?xt Legislature. {fcVy The friends of Mflj. ROHERT MAXTVKLL respectfully recommend liim as a mutable candidate fur tl?e Legislature. KSUTho friends of NVM. N. MARTIN re- ! spcctfully announce liim a enndidute for the Legislature, at the next election. Jfcgr The friends of 0 KOJU5K R. CHERRY respectfully announce him a eandii to lor the , I.cgishit nre, at (he next election. C"'J"Tlio friends of Maj. .JOHN C. MIL- j LI'iK nnnounco liim a candidate for the Legislature, at the next election. The friends of Dr. A. .J. AXl>KIlSOX respectfully announce liim a candidate for . tho Legislature, at the ensuing election. JQT Wo nre authorized to nnnoutice AVILI.IAM HAMILTON n candidate for tho Logis- [ laturo, at the ensuing election. FOR ORDINARY. It&X- The friends of THOMAS J. KEITH re- , spcctfully announce liim a candidate forO.din- 1 :iry of Pickens district, at the ensuing election. ! FOR TAX COLLECTOR. Tlio friendsof Mr. GROUGH F. STEADING vccpccifully announce him u candidate for j the oftice nf Tax Collector, at the next election, j H?J>...TIto friends of Rov. J. It. IIUXNICUTT respectfully announce hiin a candidate for the i otliceof Tax Collector, nt tlio ensuing election. | The friends of Rev. II. M. BARTON ; respectfully announce him as :i candidate for I Tax Collector at the next election. RkS" The fi'i nds of.). \V. I- (' VI1V ivwr>/w.t. I fully announce Itini a candidate for re-election , to tlie oflice of Tax Collector, lor Pickens dis- J trict, nt the enduing election. tH$5T The friends of 11. CLEVKI.AND IIUNT ! respectfully announce liim a candidate for Tax | Collector, nt the next election. FOR MAJOR. The friends of (*n|>t. .1. <J. RRYCKbeg j leave to announce him a candidate for Major of tho 2d Rnttiilioii, 2d Regiment, S. t". .M.. to fill | the vacancy occasioned liy the promotion of | Muj. Ledbctter. The friends of Cupt. I>. T. DOYLK respectfully announce hini a candidate for Major of the 2n llattalion, 2d Regiment, 8. C. M. *4BBKliirF'S 9AJjE8. I) Y virtue o^ sundry writs of fieri facias (o mo ! ) directed, will he sold before the Court House I in 1'ickens District, within the legal hours, on ' the first Moildov and Tlicsilav in .Inlv nr.v# Otic tract of land, containing onehundr jd and four acres move ov less, lying near l'iekcnr. ille, adjoining lands of Itul'tis Oatcs, 11. Dalentine and others, levied on as the properly of 11. W. Folger, at the suits of Lark in Hendricks, Hall, < 'riss fi Co., and others. All the right, title and interest the defendant has to a tract of land, containing eighty-two acrcs more or less, whereon the defendant, A. M. Folgcr now lives, also, one other tract containing one hundred and twenty acres more or less adjoining lands of J. N. Hawthorn and others, near to l'ickcnsville, levied on as the property of A. M. Folgcr, tit the suits of Roberts & Duncan vs. A. M. ivolger, and Dr.ll, ('riss & Co. and others vs. A. M. Folgcr anil It. W. Folgcr. Also on Tuesday after sale-day at defen- \ duals rcnidoncc near Vickonavillc, 1 buggy ntid harness, 1 bay mare, 1 brown horse, 3 bead of cattle, 10 head of bogs, 1 bide board, 1 press, 1 clock. Terms cash : purchasers to pay for papers. L. C. cilAIO, s.i'.h. June 10. 18.18 47 Id NOTICE. 4 LL persons who have any business to j ^l\. transact, or nre indebted to the "Ger- j man Settlement Society of Charleston," nre hereby notified to call on the officers of i the Society, who have been recently elected, ! namely: IT. 1\ TIIODE, President. JACOB SCIIUODKK, Treasuror. J. M. 1IENCKKN, Secretary. Juno 17.1858 49 3 ~NOTYcEr 4 J.L perilous indebted t > the Estate of N. _[ V. 1'. Koohcster, deceased, must snake payment ; and those having demands npcnirifct said estate will render them to mo legally at tested. S. IT. McFALIi. Adm'r. i June 22. 18;'.8 4U 4 I NOTICE. r|H10SK havin;; demands against the Es- j I. late of A. 1'. Whito, deceased, willron-! dor tlioin to in?* loyally attested, and nil {IiubO | indebted to said Estate must mako immodiate ! payment to the undersigned. W. W. WHITE, Adm'p. ! June 7. 185R 47 3m W. M. HAD&EN, ATTOKMKY AT I,AW, AND Kollcltor In Eatiltr. PICKKNS COURT HOUSE* S. C. Jan 14, 1HA8 20 ft STATE OF SOUTH VAltOLlNA, riokkkfl n?t?is villi oornroK common rr.KAs. Noel Sandford Portion Attachment. vs > J. J. Norton, John Phillip*. ) Att'y. i TTITIIHREA8, the plaintiff did, on tho juih \ Y I day of February, 1858, file, hia declaration against the defendant,-whd (ns it is said) I in absent from and without tho "isiis of this ! Stato, and luu neither wli'o nor attorney known , rritliin tlio name upon whom a copy of tho Raid declaration might be served: it (Bordered,there- , iiuv, mix uiu fum ueicumini ?io Appear ami plead 4o '.he ?ald d<)olarotiou '.>? or befor? tho lJUh 'lay of February, 18T?\n otherwise, final I an') absolute judgment wiU then bo given Mid 1 awarded against them. J. F. IT AO JOB, o.o.r. | Clerk's Olfioe, Fob 12, 18S8 1 vq JOS. J. NORTON, ATTORNEY AT^AW, and ? Solicitor in SICKENS COURT II0U8K, B. C. Jftu. 1| 1858 2*.' tf m Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods. J!US. EI. UAVIN'.l just voturned from Now York . offers a \ cry htimlsomo selection of t?0Ol>S to her friends ami the public in general. S!io is abb- to sjdl them at very low prh.es, having selected them from the largest wholesale stei es in New York. Articles of every kind? P0MKST1C as well as FANCY CiOOIbS. Also, Laces and Jlmbroideries of every description, which she particularly recommends to notice. n< tlmv worn adopted with great care, auil ut prices tlmt will ah?no ho a temptation. Her MIIjIANKUY kIio will not speak of, ?8 the Northern styles are too well known to need recommendation.-? Iler variety is very general and cannot fail to please Goth in quality ami prico. To be cominced of which von have only to call at an early day on MKS. II. KNEE. Wftlliallft, May 3, 1858 42 tf Blue Ilidge Railroad Company iu So- Ca. Al'ltl L 1808. CUNSCRlRKRSto tliecnpit:tl fleck ot'thisComO panv arc hereby notified tlmt the FOURTlXNTll AND l-TFTKENT 11 INSTALMENTS upon ttic fivat Subscription, and FIVE PKK, t.'KNT. upon the amount of tlie second Subacription, arc required to be paid as follows : Tlio Fourteenth Instalment ami five per cent on Soeond Subscription on the t!2d Juno next; tho Fiteenth Instalment on the 2'2d July next. 1 :> order : WM, II. PKHONNE AU, May 12, 18?S 4.1 10 Something Now at Old Pendleton GROCERIEST GROCERIES! rpiIK rXDEUSlGNKI) have oatablishod, .1. nt this jilnuo. a Family Wroccry St?re, For tho purpose of accommodating tho public with (JKOUiiJlvIKSat Anderson prices! Our terms being strictly cash or its equivalent, enables us to offer inducements not to bo found elsewhere. It is useless to enumeruto our Stock: sullice it to say, we Imv? a complete Stock ot all kinds of (_50?)S usually Kept in a vjrocovy Btoro. \Yo will barter or pay tlio highest cash nrico for Produce, and the usual articles of fioiiio manufacture and barter. All wo ask is a fair trial! .1011X T. SLOAN A CO. Pendleton, March 12, 1858 3'1?tf " IVOH(;E. VLTi peraona indebted to llic Estate of Aliiidii Powell, deceased, nuust pay promptly, and ihoco haviug demands against said Estate will render them to mo legally attcstcd. llOlVT POWELL, Adm'r. May 3, 18.',8 42 3m State of Month t'ni'olina, IN EQUITY?1'ICKKNS. James Itogcrs "1 rs / I5ill for Partition, &e. Edwaid Ilogera, ?t. nln I IT appearing to the sutiefaction of tho Commissioner that Kilwai'd Rogers, Temperance McWhorter, John McWhorter and wife Sarah, Wilson Dronnan anil wife Prudence, Amos Robinson and wife Nelly, Hugh Rogers, nnd th? hcirs-at-law f John Rocers, to wit: Rogers. bis widow, Kuicrfon" lilftck nncl wife Klixa| both, Moore and wile Savali, James Roger.", Zuchuriah Rogers, Willi?.irt Rogers, John Rogers. and David Rogers, dofeadauts to complainant's bill of complaint, resi le beyond the limits of this State : on motion of Norton, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered that the absent defendants above named do severally appear in this honorable court and plead, answer, or demur to tho said bill, within three months frcm the publication hereof, or their consent to the same will oe taken bv an order pro conftssa. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.i.r.n. i.om re vjmcr, march aw, loots 3m PICKENS ACADEMY. rpilF, TRUSTEES of the above Institution JL lake pi impure in announcing to the publie, that their 8c:hool is now open for'the reception of Students, under (he supervision of an experienced Teacher, WM. M. HEATFI, Ksq. Hates of Tuition for the Primary class $f> 00 per session of life months. For Grammar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition, and everything pertaining to an English Education, per session. For the languages and the higher branches of Mathematics, $1:5 00 per session. .T. E. TlATiOOP, M. F. MITCHELL,. Z. C. PULLIAM, M. M. NORTON. I'eh 1. IWB 20 tf NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, One Mile from JmraiH'ft llrldge, Near the ltoad loading to Walhalla. rilJIH undersigned wish to inform their J friends and the surrounding country general!), that thoy are now opening a w?(l selected Stock ot Fi&sa mid Winter <Msod*, Boots and Shoos, Hats and Caps, Crockery, Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicinos, <?c., with almost every article usually kept in a courtly store : all of which will be sold low for cash ! Cull and see. AVo will take in e? chantre for Goods, conn try Cotton nnd Wool Homespun, Wool llat?. Dried Fruit, Vonison Mains, Haw Hides, Pea* Beeswax, Tullow, Honey, &c. J. M. ALEXANDER, E. E. ALEXANDER. Not. II, JJWT __ 19 tf PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, OF nil sizes, with nnd without Ilollo'w-Tvnrf. For srtlo by J. If. VOIOT, Opposito Planter's Hotel, Walhalla, S.C. August G, 1857 4 tf J. H. VOIGT, i I N AND COPPERSMITH, Walhalld, N. C., INFORMS his friends nnd the public that 1 lie ha<< engaged u competent Coppersmith, who has upwfttds of twenty years' exporiene# in Mio manufacturing of COPPER KETTLES, STILLS, and nil other article* roanuv factured out of Conner, Tin nnd Sheet-Iron i nnd is prepared to fill orders for nil work la liiu lino nt short notice. Terms modsrat#> llofers to the durnbility of hin w?rk. August ft, 1857 ' 4 tf Klntc of ftouCh Carolina, PICKv.NS DUT--IX till! COV'HT Of COMMON I'tKAS.. Diedrich llioiiiftnu ) Foreign Attachment. ' vs VHorris, IJ. & 1'ullimn, Ilendriek & Lcdfonj. "J riff'p AM'vs. \V1IERBA8, the plnintiff did, on th? Jitndny i\ of Mity, 1868, file hi? derivation ngainei the defendant*, who (ah it i# naid) nro absent from nnd wtthontf the limits of this State, mid b#T? neither wife nor attorney known within the snme, upoirwuom ti copy of the sril<l declnratjtt mjpht ho served: It in ordered, therefore. flint th? snid defendnuts do nppear and plead to the said ?A?aration or before ibe IFth day of May, 18f>0; otherwho, final and abaoluto judgment will then be given and awarded against them. J. K. BAOOOP, o.<tr. 1 Clork'aUOct, M?yJT, Md fa m J J*] . y f