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ccptnnco, and resolved to thwart licr rival, tliouj^li her projected plan for ho doing was as curious as ingenious. She followed, and euusod a friend to follow hor sinter wherever slio went, boforo tlio appointed night had arrived, noting carefully all her actions and purposes. The intended bride had hor suspicions, hut they were not very deeply ...ww, ?.iiu ni'iiuc sac was rather careless in lier preparations. .yhe bought a dress for the occasion?a dress of peculiar material, and had it made up by a dress-maker, Her sister, being informed of this proceeding, did the same, causing her mantle to be exactly modellctPafter the other; she also purchased other tilings, for the same reason, and copied her sister-rival in everything. In the room of the bride-olcct a large chcval glass reaching to the floor was one of the adjuncts of the toilette, and a veil of thin lace was lying over it when not in use. On tho morning of thcappointcd day thoschc ining Hister obtained access to the room while its proprietor was riding out, anil by the aid of Iter bribed menial, removed the hooks from the hack of the glass; she then scraped all the quicksilver from the back of the glass, and after removing all trac ?s of her Work, left the room. Towards evening she again stole in, dressed in a travelling dress, etc., similar to her sister's and concealed herself behind the mirror?being there enabled to survey all that was winf mi in mm v t O O room, through the lacc veil, while no onr could perceive her, without going closo to the latter for some cspccial purpose. Soon the bride elect came in, slept a short time on a lounge, nnd near 12 o'clock hastily arrayed herself in the garments she had prepared. She then went towards the clieval, c. nlessly threw aside the veil, and beheld what she supposed to bo her own reflection. Could it bo? Was she her sister instead of herself? Was it not a delusion ? How came her sister by that dress? She moved her arms, she jumped?the re >: " nw uiMi um i iic same, mho was indeed her sister instead of herself, ami, full of this idea, she resolved to fly to her room, loek the door, ami throw the key out of the window, so that no one but herself should run away with Hanker, jr. Away she darted, half crazed, when her sister went quietly down to Hanker, jr., paluied herself oil'as her sister, was hustled ..ft' :.i * v... ?.w uit imkiuiuu ui a certain clergyman, and married in the dark ! Next morning the pour deluded bride that was to bo, hardly dared tcHook at a mirror, but when she did, a fearful suspicion (lashed across her. mind, and she went to look at the ehcvul. Then there was a time. Pater Jamifitis and Ma-lrr ditto was called up and informed that the bird had flown. Nothing has since been heard of Hanker, jr., and his ingenious wife, but it is reported that they sailed in the Persia last week. The enraged father will start in pursuit by the next steamer. Beware of woman's " An uk AT or a Fuuitivk.?Deputy Sheriff Hendricks, accompanied by II. II. 1 licks, sUooooded ycstordiy morning, in nn*o.sting an individual givihg his name as Col. II. Folk, who hud arrived the d iy previous and taken up his (pi irter.s at the Pa- j villon Hotel. Fro'ti toome information imported to Oflieor Hendricks, ho was led to t'ie belief that the Colonel answered the description of a fugitive from justice, who had been lodged in the jail of Robertson County, North Carolina, some time in \n?'A l-.uf ?i 1 ? i mi i/iiu tn.uguui liuuHCiuo. lie had broke jail, however, uiula roward of 6-00 was offered fur his arre.?t by Reuben Kin$, Rsq., Sheriff of the abovo county. Ho made no resistance when arrested, but 8Utcd thiit ho w is on His way to Florida, where he intended to settle, and had several negroes of liis own with him. Yesterday morning, lie underwent an examination before the Mayor, who pave an y order for his commitmont to jail to await the order of tho parties interested. Ben. I fill, who broke jail at tho same time as tlio above individual, for whom there is a reward offered, is still at [ Clmrlcnton Courier. Washington,'July 21.?Thn Commissioner of Indian Affaire has received a private letter from I'ort Arbuckle, dated .June 22, stating that the Camanches were nightly engaged in extensive depredations. General Cooper, the Choctaw ami Chickasaw Agent, had just started for Washita where the troubles commenced, but an express had been sent fc(|ucstiiig his return. There were but six white men at Kurt Arbucklo, and the post iiliirht bo taken at any moment. The (Jmuanches are very Much irritated by tho losses they sustained in tho rocont conflict with the Texan Rangers. The order for tho march of the Second Cavalry to Fiiirt Leavenworth has been countermanded. That regiment will remain on duty in the department of Texas. On the first of August tho department of Florida will he broken 'j.p, and tho several military sfcitions therein will rovort to the Dopnrtmont of tho East. Lieutenant 1 fiencral .Stott compliment* Col. Loom is in , bringing to a successful close tho I ndian , hostilities in Florida, and says he and those i ...i ? ? ? * * " * " " wuu survuu wiwj nuu deserve well of tlicir 1 country. ; Boston, .) uly 22.?This city was visited ' with a very severe storm this afternoon. J In this oity the lightning struck insev- | end ^lnccs. In Old Cambridge it ontored the hoi^-? of Mm. Mauling, killing her in- ' stantly, m:U seriously injuring Hlizuboth [ lieckett. The loiter will raeovor. The J lightning ajso badly damngoi! the ho^uoof.i Mr. Hunncwcll, ami sovproly bumod omv-4 (if itft IniniilAa ?.flaa * , *.? irtrw ^ A nnin named John Kenncy, in n havnea# she? in (VmbridcpoH, was badly hnr- f nod by tho lightning. Tho sehoor )r Am Hooprr, of EMawofth, Maine, had hor mainmast npliC, and hor . K'<ff topsail burned, besides roocivlng other A number of bufldinga woro nUp damn- t f(od in Homorv 11 In, Cholgon, and other nci^h- o wwii?, dui wo new 01 uo turtlici'l ' v ' -f A . i fatalities at this hour. I Four buildings in Hon bury were struck, and considerably damaged, in onoof which a Mrs. Connor was seriously injured. PllOVOKlNO.?To dream you have lots ; of money, and then wake up and find yourj self an editor. Consignoes at Anderson Dopot, roll WKKK KSIMNO Jl'I.Y 19. A l'Calhoun, J Anderson, J T Slo-ui. I. T A, | Mr* H Sliubrick, Ilumbird. II & Co. 11 I- JclVcrs .1 1$ Sitluii. J T Sloan & Co, 1) Niemann, ling- j land, 1$ & Co, (} II Korber, J 1> Hloan & Co. I< ! David, (i W ltmton, \Y K Walter.". \Y (' Howley, I II ll.iloitgo, Mvh M A Xorris. W II 1) Gnillianl, j 11 W Todd. Ocndy & r. Benson Si J, ! Martin, j Col T .1 Pickens", AS 'L* A Kven<?, (' C Lmignton. ; S & li \V Itrowu, H Hyiiimoi), Whitncr & (), T , Wildman, Murlin kJ. il H C'liinftholl. M ! ' i I It I. (Saines & (Jo. AO Lewis. Brown & Mcdwi*. ; Mi;Full * II. B F Sloan. H Knee, M Israel, S | i McClellnn, 1$ F & 'I' SC. I, Towers. I \V Taylor, 1$. V Si Co. A F. Norman. T 1' Barnes, .1 M | i llcmlrix. J T I >c:?n. Brown, Jones W, .1 II F? | i Sloan. .1 S l.orton & Co, Maxwell & S. A F. Vol- i | ler. XV (5 Kcnncily. Win Van Wyok. T Dean, .) | ; S l'rfcsley, TJ Cook. F. 1MCF<. A ?'t. ^ i HVMgmAU " \l i 11.1 ...? ?i? i-?i. ? i -? 1 oil i iiu > uni,, in iik; iwv. ,\. II. I ! Palmer, Mr. Thomas J. IUhiuks, r.ud Miss ! j Louisa M. IIoiishaw. nil of Olurkcsville, <<a. . OS1TUAMT. 1)iki>, on 11ie '2~>ili of .lime last, Fi.miiknci:, on; ly cliilil of Dr. *1". S. and II. Miller, nged eleven I moutlis :in<l (illecu 'lays. " Suffer liiib* cliilI dreit to conic uuto me. and forhiil tlicm not, for I of such is t liu kingdom of Ilenven." j Dear liltlo babe! she has gone to rest, ! vvi.~..? - i- ..I. " ; I .. ..v). v i.v. vi it 7iii sniiiu Miiiiit ner urcusi, , No trouble disturb her. no t'earnnuoy, i No cloud overshadow her innocent joy. : She has roiic homo to Heaven, that lan<l of love ; Of light ?n?l gladness, an I blessing nbovc, | Her 1ic:mI is pillowed on .lesus' breast; j Dear little huho, she is sweetly at vest. Elc.'xl (?u:ir(ci*?. 1st flniovm:, 1st Division, S. C. M. ) j Order No.? Orocnville II. ) |)Y a Hot urn of t lie Managers of tins Kloction | 1) for M.V.I Oil of r lie J'! llattnlion. 2d Hppinieiit, S. ('. M? in \<lo ill this Office, it appciirf that J. (J. firyco received u majority of the vote* cast. .1. 0. Ilryce is tlierofore, declared Major of said ISatt iliou. ami Commissioned. lie will he olioyod an 1 respected accordingly. l$y order of ling. Oeii. K\si,kv : II. I.HM Till.'KSTON. Uric. Mi.W.r. July 27, 18-">rt 2 " V if I A Final Sottlomont \ \ 7" 11 -1. l?o inatle, mi t lio liOtli day of October ] U next, of tlic personal estates of Wilson ami ; Jesse McKinucy, deceased. AH demands against ( cither estate innst lie handed in before that day ( to JOHN MiKINNKY, Adm'r. " July 28. 18f>8 1 td ( NOTICE. | ^ I.I. persons arc hereby for warned not to trade * ?. .i.iii hi h um my wiic> m sav Hick, mi my HOeoiint, as slu- lias left 1113' bed 11 ml bourtl without just cause. The law will ho strictly cnforooil against nil offenders. July 1808-1 j. r. U1CK. COMMISSIONER'S SALES. STATE OF SonTH CAROLINA, ! In Equity? 1'lcken*. Margaret Armstrong j 1 va > Mill for Partition. W. 1$. Armstrong r>t nl* I HY virtue of u decretal order of the Court of Kquity, directed to me, will bo sold on Suleduv in September next, to the highest bidder, nt ' l'ickcnn Court House, the IlKAL K8TATK of Abuer Armstrong, deceased, namely : f Trad. No, 1, situate in the district of Pickens t ami State aforesaid, on Conoroos creek, contain- < ing Two Hundred and Forty Acres, and adjoin- 1 ing hinds of I-'. 1'. Vornor, Mary MoWhorter, t '/.achnriah Power and others. t Tract- No. 'J, situate in the State aforesaid and N district of Pickens, containing One Hundred r and Highly Acres, and adjoining Tract No 1, M Crenshaw, Alexander llryco and otlevx. Tract No. Jl, situate in the district of Pickens ami ><?,? ? niV..?w..i.l ...I' .i " " i.u viMinii'i n rorK, containing Ono Hundred iiiul Ninoty Acres, and adjoining lauds of Lalayetto \V Allen, Daniel Hull and others. TKUMtt Ol' HALB?On a credit of one, two and thrco yonrfl, with intoreet from day of sale, 1 (except Iliu costs which must be paid in cash.) The purchaser or purchasers entering into bond, with two or more good .sureties, conditioned for thi) payment of the purchaso money in three sue- 1 ccssive equal annual instalments. Thopurclia- t" aer to pay for all necessary papers. ' These lands aro valuable. On the Hoine '' place, or Tract No I, there is a comfortable dwelling, with out-buildings. There is also a- ? bout Seventy acres of capital bottom land on this ? Tract, with good upland. 0 i iiimoi iiieiio nncia or mini hvo on file in my J n, oftico, mid cnn ho referred to at hiiv lime. ' ROUT. A. THOMPSON, C.K.r.n j Coni*r*o0ioo, July 24, 185:] 1 rt J * STATK OF SOUTH'CAROLINA, : t. in kqcity?mckf.ns. j i( Kir.ini ami Tl. A. ll.iwthorno ) ( o vfl. > Hill for purl it ion i i> SuhAi> Perry mill uiSiorn. j ^ 'PilKRK will bo sold, by order of the Court of C 1 K<|iiity, for partition itmnn^l tho bcira-nt- g 1?w of JoaiitL F. I'ciry, ilucoiufid, Rt I'ickcns d I'ourt Houho, on Suleduy in Soptembor next, to li the highest bidder, on u credit of tv?olv? inonilm o, ivith interest, cxcept ho ntUch fin may bo nccea- | cl wry (o p??y tho eosth of partition and Hole, a | rilAC|OF LAN|), on the water* of Snow Crock, Q 11 Piclcen* dintriet. containing Four Hundred , li ind Thirty Acre*, mid adjoining land# now or e< 'orincrly belonging to Juirch H. Heeder, Henj. , d ?, Perry and ut liors, ci Tho I.And is well timbered, a/id alao lion well, fc The noil in productivO, And tlie land would make ' i Duo farm if cleared and ouHiiratcd. It in all < Ji e\ee|il^ the ? A {toll of UiO prenn?<??, on Alo for refovence, r? an bo'ixrfcn at thb otftco. pi KOH'!*1 A i'im\fi>?(iv ? - .. - > Offloo, J uly 10. 1 tWfl " * 7 . SroTioM. ~ KNOW nil person* that I, Luclnda Moody, ~ wife of Martin Moody, docoiwod, do nokc ah Agent of nty non, u. A. Moodv, <o fy rado, traffic uud attend to my bn?ineH? gon- v roily, LUCINDA MOODY. Ml) ??.*; 1858 40 tf Anderson Pricos Current. COIHKUtUD wi.iki.v 11 v KVULAKII. RMJUKklit J< CO ~ Anof.khon II., July 21, IH'tk. ' Cotton ]>?r lb. - - ("/ 'M Suit, per Kuok, - - 2.00 Coffee, Rio, per lb. - - lfl (?< 14 i Sugars brown, per lb. - 0 (>/, 11 " crushed otul lout', per lb. 14("', IB Molasses, West India, per gallon', *10 (,i 4"> N. Orleans' " " 4*> (?; tt<) ( Yarn (Oft.) per biincb, - - 1.20 I Osnaburgs, (Heavy) per yiml, IS (ns 14 SliirliligS, - 10 (tfril Ijoii, common suo Swede, per ll>. 1!.^ " Kuglisli, ... (? Nails, per keg. ti (< tf.V j Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1.37 l.of) " Train, " " - Ml (<iy 1.00 (ilnss, 8X10 - - - A <&; .'1.25 lux 12 - - 8.2"? (n 8.50 Kioe, per lb, ... t\) (a) 7 Flour, per barrel. - 1 Oi 5.00 Wlieut, per bushel, - - ".10 (? 95 Corn. . iV> (,i 00 i'iivmii iH^Tomiu, - - III ('< 112 Hanging, (lumiy, per yard, 17 On IS On is. per bushel, - - oil (n J5ft l'oan, " " - 1.00 Powder, llitlo, per kcjr, - 7-1 Ob 8 Ilfci)'" There is always lo l>e found a good Slock , of (Soods. at ! '... It, & Co's. Hamburg Onco More! TO MY OLD FIUKNDS IN* IMCKKN.S! I WOULD respectfully inform my ul>l friends I of Pickens llml I am in the employment of j Mr. Wm. liti.i., of Hamburg, S. 'dealer in all kinds of A: Cutlery, Planter.>, Mechanics, Puilder.* materials, &c., where I would be hftppy <o meet with them and offer them GOODS in the above lino at as low price* ns they fun bo purchased in any ol' the i Southern market*. Bgk-Orders from the country will meet with j l>roni]it attention. J. A. Ontl.KV. Hamburg, July 'JO, 3m TO RENT. rp!lK well-known Store and Dwelling occupied 1 by Messrs. Isscrtol St Norman, in Walhalla. Possession will be given on tirst October. rou SAI.I:, A V A LI" A m,K L-'AHM Of about lfiO Arrow nn Cane Creek. For particulars npplv to Mrs. R. j Nikiu.mh. or to II. W. KL'IITM ANN. W.'iHnilla, July H>, 1858 1 Paper Hanging, ORWAMCKTAIi &.C. 'PIIF. subscriber oilers his scrviees to tlir pubi lie generally in the above line. lie is prepared also to execute nil orders entrusted to hU care, sueb as Standing and Movable Minds, j Sashes, 1'atiel Doors, a new style in imitation of j Knglish Oak, highly polished for inside doors; and, in (net. nil kinds of work in House Huilding. lie solicits patronage. Address, "> Mile I'. C)., Pickens district, S. C. July 22, 1858-1 J. F. MAW. Sen r. GOODS SELL!Ml FOR COST! r|MIK STOCK OF OOODS, Dltl'dS i MKl)l-i i i't.>r;}s, assigned by lssertell iV Norman, lor j I he benefit of their creditor.*, are now offered nt 1 COST FOR CASH ! For a slier! time onlv. The NOTKS AN1) ACCOUNTS liave been placed in the hands of Mr. I>. P. Uoiiins, at the Store, for settlement and collection. Those inlebted. therefore, will call and liquidate sitch Icinand-. ; romptly. Dr. Nou.man is also at the Store, assisting in . no sale of Oooils and Medicines, nnd will, as tsnal, ]>nt up prescriptions promptly, and on the nost reasonable terms. .i. ri. ii.iuwuw, Assignee. | KOin\ A. TllOMI'SON, | A^ont for I lie Cnjilitorn. Wnlimllu, July 12, 18?i8 ;">1 if Spocial Wotico. rHE subscriber informs all persons indebted to liim prior to tlie first of January last, that bey must make payment by I lie first of Sep- ' ember next. Those failing to comply will be 1 nieil indiscriminately. Necessity alone com- 1 iebt Itiin to pur.suo this course. '/. W. QKKKN. July l.*>, 1858 r. 1 7 War in America. r|1ir.H undersigned returns Ids thanks to ji tnose <>i ins friends whohntoeaUcd and ! i icttled by Cash the demand* he hold against I hem ; and now informs those who are in- i 1 Ichted to him prior to l!io 1st day of January,; ast, that they must settle, in a fow'ihivs, 6r he Sheriff and Constable will call on them o remind them of their indebtedness. 1 have 1 suited h.ujj and pationtly?monkvI now want, ' likI must i?ave. E. M. KEITH. i .July 8. IS.",S M 3_ 1 JOS. J. NORTON, ~~ < ATTOllIEY AT LAW, i AND Kclirilor ia Kqnity. M <J K E N S C O U It T 11OUS E, S. C. ! Jan. 1. 18/irt 2.r> tf_ .. MII E K B rs A I' . ) Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to me , ) directed, will lie cold before the Court House i ' "I ' * 1 . - r. i.-mu tut? n-^lll nolIVS, Oil | lie first Monday hiuI Tuesday in August next, y Ouo tract of land, containing 10 4 acres more ( r less, lying ne<?r Piokensvillo, adjoining lands (j f Hufir; Oatcs, II. Ilalcntinc and others, levied ( n as the property of K. W. Folgcr. it Ilia 8?pruto suits of Larklu Hendricks, Ituil, Crias & ( o., and others. One tract of land, containing eighty-two ores more or less, whereon the defendant, A. f. Folgcr now lives, also, one other tract con lining one hundred find twenty acre* tnoro or adjoining lands of J. N. Iluwlliorn and tlicrs, near to Fickensville, levied on us the y ropprty of A. M. Folger, at thoHuitaof Roberta j : Duncan vs, A. M. Folger, nnd Hall, ('riitB & j o. and other* vs. A. M. Folger and It. W. Fol- : i or. Also on Tuesday after sale-day atdofen- ! unta residence near I'iokcnsvillo, 1 buggy and ( jj arncss, 1 bay inure, 1 brown horse, <1 head of ittln, 10 head of hogs, 1 sido board, 1 prcn.1, 1 | IrtfL' In On Tuesday nftor haIo day, nt Whetstone 1 ), mirry, one lot of rock, iiIko one lot oak scant- w ng; nt ibe culvert by II. Quirles, ono lot dross c 1 rock, and nt Quairv near Ob at tup. a, one lot j jj rossed wid roiij^b rock, levied on us the prop- j n ;ty of John 1'liillips, at the suit of Noel F.in- j} ?rd. | j One bay maro, levied on as tiiC property of,i (| esse A. Hull, at the suit of 1). Hit uwnn and (| llCI'H. Ono blnck homo, levied on us t),p,property j(1 : Jacob Kenneiuoio, at the eiift of W. 8. * T. I tl . WillinniH. On Tuesday after snlo tfiy. At the deft;rtd?nts isidenoo, one yoke of oxen, luviod on i?? iKo n' Di'iim """* "1 * " , v ?MV?) Ml l.'IU *1111 01 V-. 1". nolo nml other*. Terms cubIi ; purchaser* to pny for paper*. i L. C. CRAIG, 8.p. i). July 10. IHflB 51 ? _HI_ n: PREMIUM COOKING STOVKS, * kF all huob, with nnd wUhout Uollow-wnro, ' For biiIo by J. II. VOIGT, Opp<>B?to lMjvntcr'? Ifolol, Wa'balliv, 8.0. August 6,1957 4 tf LAND FOR SALE. riMIK undoraigned o flora for salt*, on the 1 1 most aoeoininuilating torinx. the follow illgTRACTS OF LAND, locutod in IMcl onn District. On eayh of tin; tract* tiro comfoitablo dwelling* and outliouHpa in good repair, . ud well aupplirtd* with spring water. Traot Noj I. Contain* 400 acres, 200 aorcs ' ..e -i-L ?. di wuimi lire in cultivation, and balance in thtt'Wnoris. and lies within one mile of Tlialiiui Academy, ami uinb miles i'rum I'endlcton Village. Tract No. '2. Cnntair.4 100 uere.i, nil in the woods except '20 aci'*, and lies on Kigliteen Mile Creek, within S miles of Pendleton. Tract No. II. Contains 100 acres, of which 00 are in cultivation, balance ill the woods, and lies on Oohlcn's Creek, 10 miles from Pendleton. Tract No. 4. Contains 300 acres, about -It) 1 nre cleared. baluiKu well timbered, lying on ' (jrogory'u Creek, and has a good Mill Shoal with plenty of water for ordinary machinery, j The above lands will be sold to suit pur- 1 chasers, if applied for sootn Address me at onuiitruy l*. ?.?. l'lekens District, S. WM. S. Wll.MAMS. July 0,1858 01 I FOR SALE, A. Vnluahit' Tract of Land. \\r\-: nfi'er for Hale that valuable Tract ?>f H Land, known as Visa go 01<1 Field. ?ituntooii the road leading from I'ickons 0. rt to Joeassoe Valley, and lying on lion's and Full ('reek, containing 810 acres. On thin Tract there i< near 70 acres of bottom, and the greater portion of the upland is good, j and lies well. On the place is an excellent i peach orchard: and several beautiful building i sites with excellent springs of water. The : most of the land is uncleared. It is situated I in an excellent portion of our District for ' stock raising, ami particularly f..r Sheep.? j This trad of land is offered at private sale, j until the first Momhiv In ...i % IIV..YI, M lll'll | if (ho same is not sold, it will lie sold at 1 >ick- j ens ( !. 11. to the highest bidder. l'\?r further | particulars apply to either of the undersign- | eil. A plat of ti'io same can he teen at K. M. j Keith's Oflieo. Terms made as easy as the purchaser can desire. K. l>. KKITII, ) Kx'rx. V.. M, K KIT 11, Kx'or. T. .J. K KIT 11. ) Kx'or. July 8, ISuR 51 tel NO HOAX? G60D NEWS! rnwo Tliorswi) POUH llUNDUKl) i ACltEfS of Mineral Land, including the I'oor .Mountain, for sale. It lies immediately in the vicinity of the German villasro ( Will lialla,) ami in sight of tlio lilac ltidge Tunnel. Prof. Tuomey reported to the Legisla . lure of South Carolina that theftecond largest | deposite of gold in the Ktate is at or near this mountain. In 1*.'5'2, tho property was purchased by two practical miners, after being fully tested. They were gentlemen of character. wealth, prudeuee and sagacity. Thev di d before it was operated on, and it has re- : inained so until the present time. Mr. Klihu ' Creswell and <lohn r?. Lewis were the pur- ! chasers. This place is susceptible of being j made one of tho very best grazing farms in the district?has a large quantity of first < jiiality of i ttom and uphiml, a portion of which is newly enclosed. There is a line mill seat on the place, with sufficient pine timber near f it i r >n <1... 111.... I * * i ? " ... ... ........ ?IIU IMUU LIIU^O llr iU . 1 Will sell this property on rcosouiible lorms ou an extended credit. I will rcservo on<vtliml or ono-hull", and operate jointly according to the ainonnt invented My residence is Wayside, i Pickens District, and my post office I'endle- : ton, S. J. OVERTON LEWIS. i Jul> 1, IS.">K 50 Jim { VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. riMlE S'*BSCKII1KU finding that his Land J|_ is of little value to him, beiugunublo to i cultivate it himself, would hereby oiler for < sale the FA KM on which he formerly resided. The property is about four miles from , Walhnlla, on the road to l'ickens 0. II., adjoining the lands>of Mr. Ivesterand Mr. Van I ,<>!.<. Tl.rt r. i>: I ? 1 >U..U l v>l11 l R hl'IIS iu HID I Oconee Station likewise passes through it. A. more desirable locution is rarely met with. The Tract contain? 14U acres more or less.? Both the bottom ami the opium! arc of excellent quality. On the premises is a dwelling loose, smoke-house, barn, <fce. There is an i excellent apring on tin* place. About twen-1 ty acres have been cultivated for several!; years, and the fences are in good order. l\>8- j session will be given immediately after the J rop shall have been gathered, and in time to prepare for the next year. For the eondi- 1 ions of sale apply to tlie undersigned atWaltalla. " ' #QX?The tract will be publicly sold at I'iek- , mis 0. II., on the first Monday in August, ii iot previously disposed of at private sale. j , (; ir it en \ MI.'i> I 1 WnjhnUn, Juno 22, is/ifl. 40 t? ! Slate of Sonlh ('arolitta, IX OU1UNAIIY?IML'Ki:\ri. < Jaines M. Abbott ^ c vs > Summons in Partition. so;ih Abbott k others, j IT appearing to me that Xoali Abbott and Jno. I>owis and wife Sarah, defendants in t'liscnsc cable without the limits of this Slate : It is orlered that they do appear in the Ordinary V iltico, at Pickens (J. II., 011 Monday tho 111 li p lay of October nest, and object to I tie division () if sale of tlio Ileal Estate of William Abbott, ! (] lefeaned, or their consent to the same will be j ntered of record. ! , W. J. PAIISONS, o.r.n. ,, Ordinary'* Office, July 8, 18")8. Sm (| STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, d IMCKKS8?IN OHD1N.VUY. p V. H. Ilowen and others > ,,, . lo provo Will 111 ? vs > ,. 11 , ,, . . , I solemn lorin. ohu Ilowen, 1.x or. ct am. ) c LyilKltl'AS, W. II. Ilowen and others havenp- 'J Tt tilled til inn t.i lmv? " * * i'?. |.w.n..g i? I o tho last Will and Testament of William How- ! tl n, deceased, Into of said district, proven in ilnc ! p ml solemn form of law; and it appearing lo ! c. ly satisfaction that T. H. IJowon, Joel VVcll- j orn and wife Martin?. Thornton l)?p?or> nml j ife Klixabeth, and T. II. l'owen and wife Nany. defendants in this ease, reside without the mils of this Slnto: It is ordored, therefore, n\t tlicy appear in the Court of Ordinary, t?i ohcM.it PickensCourt lliiti.no, on Thursday the 4th d.iy of October next, to show cause, if any ! icy can, why the said paper, purporting to ho 1 !l to last Will mid Testament of tho deceased i ll r.>ro?ftlll n'miilll ni.l lift S- ' ' 1 . v. uv |M >/tvii in uuu lurm Ul . kw. Oivcn HinJoi'tbj liami and seal of office, | 11 ic pili Uhv of July, ,1 H">8, W. ,f. PARSONS, o.im?. : o1 'Ordinary's Offico, July 0, 18>>8 8m j ? Estato Noticc. i l Ui persons indebted to llie Instate of H. S. ' \ T. 0. Poster, deceased. must make payment, | " id tliOMO having demand* against said ivslato ! ill present them legally at tented. Promptness ! desired ??? it is important to settle up the Kh- J itfto fni* n? W iviki lin A. .T. ANDERSON,) . K. F. FOSTKl*. K* I # July 7,! SiH 61 ! 0 i oamdd-D&VES. run coNdur.^s: fr .r <X)L. T. 0. L\ VKHNON, ofSpnrhinluirjj. is ro.<|'?i'tfully announced a'< u pundidulc for Congress, io succeed Col. Orr. ftf.Y-Tito friends of COI,. JOHN 1'. ASH respectfully mutontico him iv cnudidnte ! for Congress, at tlio next election. KW The friends of COL. K. I'. .TONES, <>f ' Oreenville. respectfully present his name to tlie ('onjrressionnl District, in place of Col. Oiut, who declines a re-election. FOR TI1K SIAATK. U?5),.TIic friends of Mr. KliAM SIlAUl'K respectfully announce liiui n candidate to represent I'icUcns district, in tlie State Senate, at j the next election. 'I'ho friends of (Jen. I-'. V. (S.VHV1N nuitouuce him a candidate for Uie Statu Senate, lit the ensuing election. ?rty The friends ot'KUllU 11. GIUTFIX. J'.sq.. respectfully announce him a candidate for tin; Senate, for Pickens district, at the next election. FOR TMK i.lXHSl.ATUJir.: The frioi <V;'.r MICH AIM. Mll.Ll'.R beg lcjveto announce him a candidate to represent , Pickens in the next Legislature. ?v,y Tliv friends of Maj. ROP.I'.UT MAXWKLIi respect fully recommend him us a suita- ; bio candidate for I lie Legislature. fir*)...The friends of WM. N. MARTIN re-! spedtally announce him a candidate for the . Legislature, hi (lie next election. fitSTTlio friemfe ofOKOKfSK It. CUKKliY I respectfully announce liini a candidate lor the Legislature, lit the next election. t&Sr The friends of Mui. JOHN C. Mi'.- ! IiF.lt announce him u candidate lbr (lie Leg- I islature, at the next election. W The friends of Dr. A. >T. ANDKltSON respectfully announce him a candidate for | the Legislature, at the ensuing election. Jtvjy* Wo are authorized to announce W1L- j LIAM HAMILTON a candidate for the Legis- ; laturc, at the ensning election. i uii vjii iJl.N.A l( * . Ckty'Tro friends of S. II. JOHNS respectfully announce liim a candidate for Ordinary at | tin' next c.ection. t'T- .The friends of Hcv. JOHN OWKNS hog leave o announce hiin a candidate for Ordinaly 1 of Pickens district, nt tlie ensuing election. 1JiP&?TIjc friends of THOMAS J. KKITII re- i speet fully announce liiin n candidate fi>v Ordinary of i'ickens district, nt tlio ensuing election. I FOR TAX COI.MiCTOU. B&tf Tho friends of Mr. A. S. STKI'IIHNS j respectfully nnnounee liim a candidate for the! olliee of Tax Collector of Pickens district, at j the ensuing election. tl... i.ivmioui .m r. u wiiM r< r . i*> i r4.> i)- j ING respectfully announce liim a cnti?liUitfo for i I lie oiKce of Tux Collector, fit t lie next election. lfrSuTho friot d.s of Rev. J. It. 1IUXNICUTT j respectfully anno.Mice liini a candidate for the ' oftiee of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election, j flf-fif"The friends of flew II. M. l'AUTON ! respectfully announce him as a candidate lor ! 'fax Collector at the next election. The friemlrt of J. XV. I.. CAUY respect- j fully announco him a candidate for re-election j to the otlioc of Tax Collector, for Pickens dis- | irict, at the ensuing election. friV The. friends of 11. CLHVKLAN1) IICNT | respectfully* announce him a candidate for Tax j > ? . vi.vi.im, III IIIU IICXl C1CCU011. " LOOK HERE ! ' Ono of tlio Bost Plantations on Tugalo Rivor for Salo. rpiIK subscriber offers for sale his W K 1,1, I KNOWN L'LANTATION. lying nl.ove iiixi below Jurrctt'd Bridge, on Tugulu river, containing i Ono Thousand Four Hundred Acres. There arc Two Hundred Acros of excellent Bottom Land, as to tlio fertility of which it is unnecessary to say anything, as it is well known that it cannot lie surpassed I?v anv in ihe State. Tlio remaining twelve hundred icre? \iiostly woodland. There has been recently erected acommolious Cottage, of the most approved and mo ilern style, on u beautiful eminence, within I two hundred yards of the river. This, to- i gotlier with the salubrity of the climate, juire ; water and tine land, make this one of the most desirable places in the up country.? J Churches are convenient of Presbyterian. ' Methodist and Baptist denomination. The ract will be divided to suit purchasers, pro- | ridpd it all can be disposed of atone time. j i "Will he sold with the place, ifdesircd. Corn, i : Fodder and Wheat. Also, stock of all kinds. ! If you want a " Home, sweet Home," you md better apply curly, or you may loose a , mrgaiu, as Mioii places are rarely in market. I .'obsession given tin* lirst of Novembor next. Tonus will lie made accommodating. AdIrcss mo at "Walton's Ford, G$i.," or npply hi the niomi.ses. l\ II. PltATHKU. May P.. IR08 I2 tf Ordinary's Sale. < BY virtuo of an order to n.e <i!rectod by W. .T. Parsons, Esq., Ordinary of Picic- f DH district, I will sell to tlie hi' ' est liidder ii Salcdny in August next, the *ieal Estntft r f Alton Black, deceased, to wit: s All the interest deceased had in a tract of nml, situate in I'ickotis District, on waters of I 'upjnloo Kiver, containing ?Acres more I r less, known as tlic Fowler Tract. Sold fur & ivision amongst the lieirs at law of said de- a eased. 1 f Tkkms Sai.k.?On a credit of twelve lonths, willi interest from day of sail?, ex- t opt the cost, which must he paid in cash.? 1 'ho purchaser togivehond with good seeuri- I y, to the Ordinary to secure the payment of , lie purchase money, with a mortgage of the remises if deemed necessary hy him, purhaser to pay extra for titles. L. C. CHAIO, s.r.n. !_ o uiy > I t?l 1 PICKENSVILLE FOR SALE." j c ITTlLTjho soli! on Siilo-.lav in August next, 1 W at Pii'kona Court llniso, the nbovo * roll known Tit ACT OK I/AN"1\ containing 11 bout Two IIuinlre<l and Slxty-fivo Aci'oa 1 lore or los.*, on which thoro is a Hotel, StoV' " toiii'O, Wagon and blacksmith shops, i iu 10 tiot'ossnry out-hniKlingrt. ALSO, ono other lot of Land in the town P l'ickoiifville, whoreOu Wm. A. Alexander irinerlv 11 veil. TBllNlS?Noto? with n mi roved *ppni-!tv enring tatoront?one-thinl Alio 1*1 Jnnunry, ^ K.V.); nuo-third due 1st July, 1850, ami one- J >ird dno 1st d:\mmrv. ltft'A |. HAOOOI) ,t S'OKTOXS, Assignor. Jtine 80, I s.-,h AO /I ; IRON! IRON! ~ijj FUST nKCEIVBI), ft large lot of Anuri- f enn Refined and Swede IltOX?low for j, usli, or on short timo, to punctual oustomer*, 1 JOILV T. SLOAN 4 CO. 1 NE W (iOODfcT AT Pomlloton, South Carolina. Il>. SMI'J'H A (.'(>. wouM respectfully infuriii I In*: r patrons uml the public ;rt<;ifia!lv. tliov !iuvf> inst r?i?o"ni>il ami tire now uponing at Pendleton under the KAIIMl!US' IIAl.l., A now mul complete assortment of superior Spring- and Summer Goods, Consisting, in jnu't. <>t' a splendid variety of I .awns. Culu'oos, Minims, (Jingliams, Kobe Drosses. llarogos, Tissues, Ditick and Colored .Silks. luconot, Cnrdud and Swiss Muslin : .Jaconet ami Swiss Kdging and Inserting?, Flouncing*, iS<\; Kniliroidcred. Swiss nnd Lawn Collars ; White. Ill-own and Fancy //hmiiis ; Silk. Cotton and l.is'o Iiokpt Silk, Kill and Cotton <ilovc8 : 15.Mincts and Uomict llibbons, Flowers and Hushes: Silk Mantillas mnl Hoop Skirts: \\ nt;? anil Shoes nl'all sizes nm! qualities ; Huts anil Caps, a "00<l assortment ; together with tin' usual variety of other articles. All of which will ho sold low tor each. J. L>. SMITH A CO. Mu.y 10. 1858 'j3 tf Something New at Old.Pendleton GROCERIES, (1R0CERIES! rpiIK l XnKKsioXKD havo cstnbliehod, 1 at this iilitee. a H'''* om 51! n' fl ??? ??' fcs * ? ev < Tni <iwii ? For Iltr> purpose of accommodating tlio public with t>liOl'KKIKS at Anderson prices! Our terms being strictly eash or its equivalent, enables us to oiler inducements not to bo found elsewhere. It is useless to enumerator our Stock: suffice it to :ay, we ha\e a complete Stock of all kinds of GOODS usually kept in a Grocery Store. We will barter or pav the highest cafh price for Produce, and the usual articles of home manufacture and barter. All we ask is a fair trial ! .JOHN T. SLOAN & CO, lVndlotftn, Mareli I'J. 1858 3-4?tf NEW SEASONABLE GOODS t AI g?i(>l?cii? V. fll. rgMlK uiulrrsignod are now receiving and 1 opening a well selected stock of d ? 1 r* ? spring ana summer (ioods, Which we oiler to cur friends and customer* low, in necordunec with the hard times, consisting i;i port of th<> following : J'RIVTS, Ml'SLlXS, Cambrics. Brown and Bleac'ied Shirtings, and Sheeting: A well .-oiu c.l Mock of Ready-mudo CI.Of 111N(1, llats and Caps; Bonnets. Ribbons. Trimmings. &e.: Moots and Shims. Saddles mul Bridles; I lard ware and Cutlery, Nails and Castings; Crockery and (ilasswurc: (1ROCKRIES, Drugs and Mcdieinpy : and almost every other nrtiele usually found any where in the up country. We take in barter country Homespun, Tallow, Beeswax, Corn, rudder, Wool, Rags, &c.. at the customary prices. We return our thanks for past patronage* and hope on.1 friends and the public will call and examine our stock before buying elsewhere. E. & K. K. ALEXANDER. May 13. \m 43 tf (i. KlliCKE, .!!?,, H AS just roturne<l from Charleston wi'li a liin* selection of Sl'lUNd & Sl'MMKll lU'.Y <?OOL)S, for (Jcntlcmctis' Wear, siirh ns Black and Eluo Broadcloths, DOK-SK IN CASSIMKHR, CASHMEURTTK, D15 Al* 'KTK. &0., &c. ALSO, soijic articles for Ladies Drosses,-euoh as Calicoes, Muslins, &o. Gentlemen who wish a lino suit of CLOT1Il.N'ti will <l<> well I?v giving; him a call, look iv.iii ' - - i.i in.; i iiMiiuiiH in nemo i.'. Scott, fur lf*r?Ky and have their measure takon, as Mr. Wr. \V A liSKM A N N is there yet, ready t?> execute any work in his line in ilie most fash' ioimble ami approved stylo. ?. lUKWKI?, Jr. Has also received a line stock of (1ROCF.111 KS, such as Molasses, Sugars, C'uftoo, Tea, Tobacco, Soan, Starch, ?^c., &c. Al.SU Hardware. Hats and Caps, Boots and Slow; nil of which ho ofters to the public as cheap ns the cheapest for CASH ! Wu I India- May U. 1838 4.1-tf W. M. HABDEN, ATTOXStflSY AT I-iW, AND Solicitor in i'.quiljr, PICK KXS COL'RT llOl'SK, S. C. Jan Kj8?>8 2<? tf 1' 1111' ? ? i> r,\v stuj&K & IS KW (iOODS, )iiv !?!!? from JarrRM'fl ISrltfge, Nearthe Hoiwl lending to Walhalla. Ill IK undersigned wish to inform their friends nnd the surrounding conntrr renernlly. thnt they sue now opening a *eil elected Stock ot Fa51 and Wiulci* 4?oo<l?, loots and .Shoes, Huts nnd Cnpn, Crockery, fardwaro and Cutlory, Groccrios, Medicines, ;o., with almost every article \iHilnlly kept in country store: all of which will he sold low i>r cadi! Cad and aoc. Wo will trtko in exchange for Gor.ds, counry Cotton and Wool Iloiyesjmn, Wool llats, >ried Fruit. Venison (lams, loiw liiyes, Peas >cOHwax, Tallow. Hnnov Ao .). M. ALEXANDER, E. K. ALEXANDER. Nov. 14,1*57 Hi tf Administrator's Notico. l'OTICK i* hereby given that a tinnl ?ettlc1 incnt of tlio I'Mnte of Aaron Moore, ?leeaaed, will bo made in the. Ordinary'* Office, nr. 'iekens Court Ifdun. on Friday the 8Ui Jay of >etober next. Tlioso Indebted must make )>aylOlil. and thoso h::ving demiindrf will render hem legally attested by that lime. Noticc is l*o given thni 1 will not ,-o renjionnible lor inorest ulcr thut time. BMKRV MOORE, Adm r. July K, 1866. 01 8m J. H. VOIGT, TI V A N !> ('Ori'Eltf! Ai r T it Wallmllu, S. 'XI'rtHMh ?i? frioinlx mul tlio puMic thai - lio lias oi?<^nn compoitnt Coppersmith, ho 1ms upward# of twenty venrx experience i tho manufacturing of COPPER KfJT* LF,S, STIM.S,nnd nil other article* mirnwicturod oilt of Copper, Tin ami Pt cot-Iron nd is prepared to (ill order* for nit work in is lino nt nhott notico. Ternin mnderato.?cforg to the durability of hi? work. AoguJt 1057 1 'f