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Prize Money and the Echo. Tho statements with which wo have hith* ' crto met in reference to the disposition of tho slaver " Kcho," and the amount of prize money accruing to those who were directly instrumental in her capture, nppotr to be founded upon an entire misnppre'.'.uision of tho case. Deriving our information from the most authentic source. wo i?mv ??? . - ; ? J t hnp?, be able to state tho real course which will be taken iti the matter. The United States marshal for South Carolina i?avc Lieut. Ma Hit a receipt for '{00 Africans, for which number ?25 per head, amounting in all to $7,000, will be t awarded ns prize money to the tl.ig oflicer ! of the home squadron and tho officers and crew of the 1> Ipliin. This sum will be distributed ns follows : the flap; officer re coivcs imc-twcnticth, and the balance is distributed to tlio other olficers and tlio crow of the Dolphin, according to runic and rate. It is doubted, however, whether the flag officer (Commodore MclntoaU) is entitled to one twentieth, as ho was absent, on leave, from the station at the time <}f the capture. This question will doubtless bo determined by the Attorney General. After the proscribed legal forms have been gone through with, and tho Echo has been libeled, she will bo sold at public auction. JIalf of the proceeds will be taken by the Government, according to a special provision of law, nnd devoted to tho naval | pension fund. The other half will be di- j vided among tho officers and crow of the j j'oipnin, according to tho name rule by which tlii' per capita prize money is u I tributed. Eighteen of tho Africans died I after their capture by Lieut. Maflit. For j those tho per capita of S25 will not be paid j but only for those who wore delivered alive j into tho hands of tho United States marshal.? Washington State*. Oswkgo, October 8.?A strong gale of wind sprang up yesterday afternoon, and a heavy soa wn\ rolliinr nil nifrl?f mul ).; * I, O p"" ",,v% v1'"* morning. 'J he schooner Ospray, of Buffalo, with a cargo of wheat from llncino for this port, was driven against tho Ivist pier, carrying away her s^ars, and sunk immediately. Tho captain's wife nnd child, and tho mate, were washed ovorhoard and drowned. Sevcil vessels arrived last night and to-day more or less damaged, and great fears arc entertained for tho safety of those now out. Nkujio Steamno.?Fottr white men, charged with negro stealing, were brought to this placc and lod0od in jail on Monday last. A negro, the property of Mr. lOdward Hays, was found in possession of one of tho gang, about Midway, from wlictlce ho Anticipated fwith the wnnH ? excursion. The old thief, tlie leader, while being brought hero, made three desperate efforts to getaway, but it was " no go". The " gent lemon" arrested are Clayton and Varn, and two men by trte name of (barter.?Jiarntrrll Mentinel LlKUY. (rKN. WlNVIKLI) HCOTT.?The New York papers say : On tSaturda) afternoon, the 2d instaut, (Jen. Scott arrived in this city, from his ruiumcr sojourn at West Point, much im juuvL-u in uppcaranae ana rjuito recovered from his rcoont accident. There was a commotion in tho crowd, as usual, that were awaiting the arrival of tho steamer, on its being known that tho General was on board. Kvon tho hackmon forgot to persecute their victims, in their eagerness to get a night of the (Jenoral, whoso Acquaintance v*i*,h tlio chances of a hundred stricken fields scarcely availed him to withstand tho pressure" on this occasion, lie was, with much difficulty, finally onablod to reach his carriage and proceed homewards in surety. a serenade, intended to honor his return, which wuh under consideration by the officers of tho Scott Life Guard, has boon for certain reason** postponed for the present. Elopemknt in Tisiikminoo, Miss.? The llionsei Clipper snyti that W. M. 11 nit, a married man with four children, has eloped with one Miss Margaret Henry. Mrs. j Hall, advertising tho matter, represents !?.?r h*t?Wnd common enouirh looking ! fellow, hut her own confession shows tint her rival in hor .spouse's affections is not to bo snoc/.ed nt. "Miss Ilenry is twenty years old, dark hair, bluo eyes, tolerably liur complexion, ana very good looking"? a soro tcmptatioTi to a husband of weak principles of morality. Romantic M.yhuiauk.?A romantic marriage came oft at Beaufort, North Carolina, on Wednesday evening. A coasting steamboat put into tlint port, and tho Captain being tuken sick, took rooms at one of the hotels. The landlord, it seems, had | an interesting daughter, who, from sympathy, woman like took an interest in the Oaptaiu, and probably administered to his wants in hi* distress among strangers.?Tho gallant Captain was not callous to such dtvino attribute#. Kympnthy ripened into friendship, friuiuUhip into love, and, n? above Atatod, on Wednesday evening, while the parents of the frtir Samaritan wero in blissful i?iio??r.cc of trhst wan about to take placo, they woro maitied, after an pquninnnee of but a few day a. A " uativu . who hod long wooed tho fair one in vain, hearing of tho good fortuno of his rival, got gloriously hmcenmc, yon %r>; broke all tho glnwioa in tho bar room of tho hotel, tore up thing" generally, and it wn? foarcil would commit eulcldo.A GnuWfNO Fkk.?The Into Rev. Or. of New Jcrocy, wr.? eccontiio, but was genial and good humored in hie oddities. On a dark nud stormy night, ho won oallcd nway from home to marry a eouplo. Jlo wont reluctantly, pcrfomacd tho ceremony, and wns leaving the house, when the groommnatj bunded him a two dollar m, TKo I)ootor looked nl it, bunded it I, ,..V ?.wl !? ..* ?;ti - ? UIIIH) l?H? Wl>? IUMI "' ? ?'ll It gTUW biggor. It grow to ru X in the vonrno of nwook. ' n.i. ? A ?oM>TEit, fire, find water soon, innko room for themselves. * 'I p Fearful Riot. * A terrible riot took place lost night in tlio Ijgcr bier saloon or gardens of 1). Ottkos, ] corner of 3d avonuc and 78tli street. It ] appears that lbrty or fifty Italians were cn- 1 joying themselves in their accustomcd way 1 between 10 and 11 o'clock, in tlio saloon, when a number of Irishmen were attracted ' to the spot by the music, and on entering ' the gardens, one of them, named Michael nourKc, commenced uanolug. I Tho Italians were not offended at tho ] proceeding, and the baud continued to play. ' After dancing tunea, Yankee Doodle, llail Columbia and other national air* were giv- ! en, and llourke continued to d.mce, until he maliciously, (as is alleged) ran against ' an Italian woman. This instantly offended tho Italians, sevoral of whom left their seats, and ran at llourke to ejeet him.? llourke was pushed out very violently, when his companions outside rushed into the gardens and made a deeperato assault on the Italians. 'J'lus was the signal for a general fight, ' ancl a bloody scone followed. The Irish | had bludgeons and the Italians had knives, | pistols and other deadly weapons. The lighting was of tho fiercest character. In j a few minutes Michael Cnlliguu was stnbi bed in the inner part of tho thigh, the i knife severed the main artery, and he bled j to death on the spot. Kdward Hums was stabbed in the back, I and is not expected to recover. i i> 1- 'i ? * Ktiuuiici ivuiuKu.iuo instigator 01 tuc n- 1 ot, was severely cut on the head l>y a knife | and received other injuries. Patrick Tracy was cut and stabbed in the groin, lie is not expected to recover. Several others whose names could not be ' learned wore also severely injured. i Olficcr Merritt, of the l!Uh ward, was I near by at t lie; time, but could do nothing i single-handed to stop the riot, lie arre.st' ed one Italian, who was immediately rescued from him. Soon after tho alarm w.is given, Sergeant Van Jimnt and a section of men arrived : n r. jl 111 ,.f .!.? f 4...IS ? ? r\? i I ... .. mivotvu iv ui i/iiu Li.niaii?) a vjruriuuus i ?iul 1 Amcricnn. The body of Culligan was taken .to the ' station house, whero Coroner (jumble will j hold an inquest this afternoon. Ar. J". Com. Ado. ! A Nkcuio Hoy takkn from wis Mas- i I tkr aoa1n8t ins Wiu,.?On Monday, i ' 21)th alt., at Chatham, Canada west, a 110j <rro boy was abducted from hi.s master, M r. W. K. Mcrwin, of St. Louis, under singu I uii uuvuuiKHiuoeH. Jir. iUcrwin was on ! his way homo from nn eastern visit, on ; which the little hoy had accompanied him, as a companion and pet, he says. At London, 0. S\\, a number of negroes accosted the boy, and after learning his position, were hoard to declare that Mr. Mcrwin would never bring a slave through Canada again. Mr. Mcrwin proceeded on the train as far as Chatham, when a mulatto camc ; into the car in which lie was sitting, and i at once proceeded to taKt the littlo fellow 1 out by force. Mr. Mcrwin went to bis assistance and succeeded in rescuing him, j but was immediately beset by a car full of burly negroes, armed with revolvers, knives and clubs, and headed by a white man, who pretended to ho " ono'of Her )i ljesty's ollieers," and who attempted to arrest Mr. Mcrwin. Mr. M., however, was assisted by the conductor and passengers, who came forward to protect him, and he eluded their efforta, but, in tho tumult and confusion, the boy was dragged off, crying to his mas? I. Im.? a * i " ** ivi m s?vi3 mill. iiuciung irautically to Mr. Mcrwiu until lio was pulled away by main force. Tt was deemed prudent to ; start without further delay, for the secu- j rity of Mr. Mcrwin. The Detroit Free1 Press soys: " [n u conversation which j wo had with that gentleman last evening, he expressed a perfect willingness to place ; the boy in the hands of any rcspectublo per- ! son who would givo good security for his ! good keeping and kind protection, provided ; the boy was willing. This offer lie has made before ; but he is not willing to leave hi'.n in such bauds ns he now is in, and will uso every exertion to rescue biin. If t lini'ft : 1-: ?- * 1 - ? ?V uu |?I1 ???jl 111 WHICH lie Villi IJU rocovcrcd, it will bo resorted to." ? - ??? Savannah, 0.;t. 12.?Thoro havo boon eleven interments fur tlio last two days, of which fix wore from yellow fever. Tho report for tho week shows thirty-two interments including I > e wes of yellow fever. i-LSL1. . . 1 .l" --1".! .'J .111.L* If " 1 ftSTThe friend* of Col. A. H. SA1U1KNT respectfully afmnnce him a candidate for Sheriff of Pickens district, nt tho ensuing election, For Salo. A LIKELY NEGRO ROY, For furthor /\ particulars apply to Oct i:t_ -y. N. CRAIQ, LOSTBETWEEN Pickons C II nnd my rosi lenco, on Suledny Inst, n l'ockct Hook, containing $40. Tho bills rocolleetcd are ono $'20 and one $10 on tho " Hank of Charleston." A liberal reward will bo paid for tho Hook and contont*. AnnW to o. W. TAYLOR. Cbt 12, 1858 13 tf Final Notico. ^VTOTICB i? hereby given that u finnl sotXT of the f'.Htutc of William Sunn mm, deceased, will be made boforo tlio Ordinary. rt Pickens C'ourt House, on the Set Monday in January next, Persons indebted to the Kstrtto must make payment, oud those having demands against said Katato must render them to me, duly attested, on or bcforo that time. J. E. BROWN, Kx'or. Oct 13, 186R 13 7?H.n JfUJtt SALS, I IfV VALUAHLK PLANTATION tying <m tho jiJL lihwj HMsc Hal! Ho*''., Throo llnnliod Mid Hixty Acre*. On tho proniiaeM, j ?hov? Are 6 no* dwelling, ?tnb1e*, cnrrUge hmiso J And nil necessary outbuilding*, framed and ' weiUhor-boarUod. The plnou id one of tho boat 1 Improved In the District. Th?i>? *? #> ??Vw.u? nan ? aoro of woodland, well timbered. 'flic tract of land it ne*v tho road loading flroin l'enclloton 1 to Wnlhiilta, erjuiMtlstVAt from th?i?o For tovms and (\irther psirlieflltirs, apply to ' K. A. TATH. ' Oct 5, 1868 12 tf Consignees at Anderson Dopot, run WBKK KNU1XO OCT. 4. J T Sloan & Co, K ]i lJenson & Son..I S [i'>rton &Co, F F O:\iiis, J H K Slono & Co. B F & TS Cray to n, W C Howloy, W II IKJuilard & Co, W Craft. Domly & 1\ Miss 11 M IVin.rln Sullivan SJ A \t II .11 > >' ? 0- ......... /, /b *?JL J LWIKIIKI, 1*4 I" 1 Vomer, S Brown, S J Solum n. Kuglaiol, II & 3o, Brown & McU. B II R It (Jo, J F Wilson J l' Ucod, lluniliird, II (Jo, llonson &.J, K ,\ Thompnon, II Stueke, .1 T Sloan, O.itonlorff'e Mi I In, II I, Kobortn, M M Norton, A B l'owers, .1 II Wight. .J C Keys & (!<>, S I! &.J j II Mooro. Mi-h Nhuc.y Black \V l<Culhoun, L j r Arnold, B V & Co, A (>i?Hcl, II Bahntgo, j J M Ilenkin. II Fngun, F li Harrison, A S Btoplions, I W Taylor, I) Bicinnn, W H Jones W S Black. J N Lnwronco. II I1' Ravcnell. J Martin, Slielor it S, SSChorrv. S F Brown \V Sloan, -J W F T, CU D Hamilton, I> Palmer. F IllCI'i. Agent. PAPER COM MISSION \Y A !I lillOl'SE A N l> PRINTER'S DF.I'OT, l'<?r tlio nalo of WRITING, PRINTING, KNVKLOPH, AND COLORED PAPHRS, CARDS, A NI > Printing ^atorialsi Of nil kinds. Agent f'ir L. JOHNSON & CO, Type founder#, It. IlOE & CO., And ntlior Printing Press makers. PRINT1NU INKS, of l?e.*t quality, ut Man- i nfact u <'r'n Prices. TO MEIIC'BBAXTS. Tlic subscriber l?egn to cull attention to the ) Largo Slock ot' Writing and Wrapping Paper of all kimls, which he will sell very low i'or cash, or short ere.lit on large sums. JOBEPIl WALKER, 120 Meeting st. Charleston, SO _Oct 12, 18?8_ xne ricicens Agricultural Society \nniil" hold its annual meeting in the Court i House, at 10 o'clock. A. At., on Thurs?l;\y the 28th October, inst., at which time the election of officers for the ensuing year will take place : ami arrangements will be in ado for the ANNUAL FA I It, which will take plnco the next tiny, (Friday, the 20th inst.) Our Society is in its infancy, mid owing to tho late day at which tlie premium list was made out, it is very small, but AI.L A UTICLKS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY are invited for exhibition whether embraced in the list or not. It is respect fully suggested (with tho approbation of the Kxecutivo Committee) that a premium of Two Dollars he awarded for the best Rueciincii of T?,i (!nMnn-.i i>r n?i. ?j,?r ..vol IUO Chinese Sugar Cane, with tho moile of manufacturing. Stock nnd Goods exhibited will be offered at AUCTION', if desired, on Friday afternoon, under the cure of tho Executive Committee, free of charge. A full attendance of members is particularly desirable?not forgetting their Initiation I-'co. Tho Annual Address will take place on Thursday. ut 11 o'clock, A. M. The public are respectfully invilod to attend our meetings, which arc always public. MILES M. NORTON, President. Oct. 7. 1808 12 tf Executrix's Sale. Wl I|I< lie sold to tho highest bidder, at inv residence on Friday the 5th dfty of November nest, nil my stuck of Hogs and Cattle, (some fine Milch Cows and verygood Stock Hogs) and sorno othor articles too tedious to montion. On a credit of nine months, with interest from date, for all sums of and ovor live dollars : nmlor thut amount, cash. ClIAKLOTTE BAllItKK. Oct 1,1858 1 Kx'trix. 0\' T11K SAM! '. 1> V V AVh i?r wmj ! I will noil tny stock of Outdo and llogs, and three voting Mules, on t!to same terms. JOSHUA BAltKKR. Oct 4, 1338 13 3 KOTICL. 4 LL persons are hereby forwarncd not /A to tr.-nlo for a Note given by nie to Dr Win Wolborn for about $'?,'{ 07, dated in September la.*t; as tlio consideration for which the said note was given litis failed, I do not intend to pay tho sauio unless compelled by law. N. M. MADDKN. Out t, 1858 12 4_ Land to Rent. WK WILL RENT to the highest bidder, at Pickens Court House, on Suloduy | iii ucoiMiiDor next, tno HoftI K-stulo ol i'onntuia Alexander, ilccoasetl, for tlio year 1801). D. A. ALEXANDER,) , , , T. M. ALEXANDER, j AUm Oat 4, 1838 ' 12 td_ rvoTficsi. I LL poisons imlobtcd (o mo, 1 y Note or Acl\ vtiuiii, ic"!: by (J?n? r November. Should they fail to <lo so, they will have to inuUc ! payment to the lnw officers, as 1 intend to remove from the District soon. (hi >'? J 12-4 E. A.-TATE. YJOTICK is hereby Riven tlint a final sctlloli ment of the Kritato of Wiilimn P. Hcnson, deceased, will be inado boforo tlio Ordinary, at Vickens C H, on tlio second Monday in January .icx.t. Those indebted to said l-'ututo must i make payment, andithose having demands will j render them to me. legally attested, by that day. NANCY (J, 11HNH0N, Adm'x. Oct ft. 18.">8 12 3m " ~NWEl?IF DY virtuo of sundry writs of fieri facias to me ! I) directed, trill be sold before t lie Court House in Pickem District, within the legal hours, on tho first Monday and TuesdayinNoveinber next: One tract of land, containing one hundred and forty-six acres more or les t, lying on the east side of six niilo creek, it being the Isnd pur chafed by .f. A. Knsloy, Jr from I'earsall Johnston and Mary J. Dickson, sold an the property of the late John A. Kasloy, deceased, nt the suits of Wm. (Jlioico, II. C. Young, M. 11. Larlo and others. One colts rovolver, case and contents, and o sinnii lo'. of nook* rendered in on schedule nntho property of Wm 8. Kecae, at the suit of K. A. l'ringle, asu'ionec. Terras cnuli; purchftnersto pay for papers. L. 0. CRAIG, fi.r.o. Qyj 81668 8 t?l STATE OF SOUTH CAKOM.VA, PICKKNM ItlHT?1NTH* COURT Of OOMMOX 1'I.KAS. Noel Siudford 1 Foreign Attac^nifnt. vrt [ J. J. Norton, Jolm Phillips. ) Aft'*/. | VUKKHKAS, tlio plaintiff (lid, on tho l2lh j 1 V .i.> i tiro cv i - ? ,,, kvuiiiuit, in 1,11, IIIU llin MCCini'a-!lm again <1 tho dofcmfont, who (as it is unldj la absent from and without tho limits of Hum 3U'U ?nd has neither TfSfe nor attorney known within tho nume upon whom a copy of tha paid leclaration might bo served: It is ordered, there-^ toro, tlmt tlie said defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or bef>ro tiio 13th day of February, 18f>0s othorwino, final md abxoluto judgment will then bo given and twardoil against f.hem. .( V tnn/irtn ? ~ , , _ _ _ ? " v#u.r. } Clerk ) Office, Feb 1?, ltf$$ ] vrf Andorfson Prices Current. CI>flHKi-tl l> Will KI.V BY INWl.AM). lll.KCKI.KV .t CO > Amuwig 11., UcT. 11. 1858. " Cotton per lt?. - - - 8.} (<t, 11 .J Suit. jior?ack, - - 2.00 Collco. lUo. i>or lb. - - 1^ ( > i t Sugar* livown, per lb. - 10 (>:) 12.1 ( " crushed and loaf, por lb. I 1 (?) 18 1 Molasses, WoM I ml in, per gallon, 45 (<< 50 " N. Orleans' " " 00 (<< 05 j Yarn (flu.) per bunch, - - 1.20 Osuiburgs, (heavy) nor yard, 13 (</> 1 I Shirting.*, ' - 10 (a, 11 Iron, common siio Swede, per lb. <).) 1 " Foolish, ... 0 Nails,.per keg. ... c\ (y, i\ Oil, Lineeod, per gallon, 1.12 (u 1.25 j " Train. " - 00 1.(10 (5lass, MX 10 3 (,i 3.25 10X12 - - 3.25 (<>, 3.50 lUco, per Hi. ... r, 7 Flour, i>er barrel. - 450 f.. nn Wheat, i>cr bushel, - - 0(? (o\ ( Corn, ? f?0 (<! , (50 ]?i\oon, hog round, - - lo (t>\ 1t! Dunging, (i tinny, pur ytml, IS ( > 'JO Outs, 1>CV husllcl, - - 157 (" -|i> 1'otiH, - . - 76 Powder, Uillo, per ko?. - 7.' Oh S There is nlwnys to he found u pood Stock of (i?ods, nt K.. It. ft Co s. Commissioner's Sale. STATIC OF SOUTH" CAROLINA, Em Oiqnlty?l'kkcn.s. J 11 lluptl aiiil wife I VS I Kill for l>nrl I? ii\ii -C-. ! John Rankin. ot nln ) F'ltSCANT to an order of tlio Court of i Equity. in thixcn&c, will be sold to tlio highest bidder, at Pickens Court I[?u*o. on Suleday in November next, the Real Estate of Charles Morgan, doccased, to wit: Tract No 2, containing One Hundred and Fortv-six Acres, and adjoining lands of AVin i Todd, Edward Rankin and others. Tract No containing Throe Hundred and Twenty-six Acres, and adjoining lands of Edward Rankin and others. TllOtn I I'llr*Iu nf1?...1 i:? ' ? 1 " v ? ??* * ? M,,,u llu wu JJIUU Railroad, and will bo Bold according to plats I recontlv executed. TEEMS OF SALE?On a credit of one and two years with interest, except tlie costs which are to bo paid in cash?the on'cliaser or purchasers to entor into bond to liic Commissioner, with at least two good sureties, to secure tho payment of the purchase money, and pay extra for titles. ROU T. A. THOMPSON', c.B.r.n. Com're Office, Oot 7> l H5S 4 Ordinary's Salo. I)Y virtue of an order to mo directed by } W. J. Parsons, Esq., Ordinary of l'ickens district, I will soil to tho highest bidder ou Saloday in November ucxt, the Ileal Estate of Thomas Alexander decoti?cd, to wit: Tract No. 1, on waters of Twelve Milo and Kcoweo rivers, adjoining lands of Wcsloy Grant. Jenkiu Adams and others, containing Three Hundred nnd Forty-five Acres moro or less. Tract No. 2, on Kcoweo 1 liver adjoining lands cf Win. Alexander, John Owens and others, containing Fi'ty Acres more or les?, sold for division among the heirs of said dooeascd. Terms of Sai.e.?On a credit of twelvo months, with interest from day of sale, except tbo cost, which must he paid in cash. The I^uutiurur iw JJH u UUI1U Willi gOlKl HCUUI'IIY. to tho Ordinary to secure tho payment of the purchase money, with a mortgago of tho proinisos if doemod necessary hy him. Purchases to pay extra for titles. L. U. CRAIG, s.r.n. Pot. 7. 1S53 12 td. Administrator's Salo. WILLboHoUion Wednesday tho 3d of November next, at tho late residence ?< t ...i ii ?- i ? wi jiuuruw u ^vrcucr, ueceasotl, one iNcgvo hoy and other property, to pay dohts. Terms: a crodit of nine months for sums of $5 ami upwards, under these amounts fash. WM, 11 UN TEH, Adm'r. ?s$uAll persons indebted to the Estate of Andrew II Archer, deceased, are requested to make payment, and those having demands against said Estate are roquired to present thoin. properly attested, on or before the day of sale. WM. lIUNTElt, Adm'r QctC, 1858 12 4__ Roducticn of Freight ON Til 10 HLUE JIIJH'JR UAILItOAD. ON and after tlic 20tli September, the following will bo the rates of Freight on this Itnml: 1st Class Goods, per foot .?> cents; 2d " " ' hundred 15 " 3d " " " ? ] >* " 4th " ? " " 10* " nnd otlior ftnods in proportion. W. II. 1). (! .\ 11 iL>.\ It IAgUhi. _ Ootn, 1858 12 tf J. II. MA.XWRLf., M. I?. II. K. S>:.\liens'. " MAXWELL & SEABORNr \) J( II UUl !ST H, S. C.';, INVITK the attention of the public to their large ami excellent Stock of DIllKJS. M IODIC INKS, CIIKMICALS, Trusses, Shoulder lirnccf*, llrennt 1'umpn, Nipple Shield*, Supporters, Family Medicine I flhest?, Surgical and Dental Instrument*. I Toilet ami Fancy Article*, Dye-Stuffs, lino j Tolmeco, Solars ami Snuff, Perfumery, Spied, Brushes of every doHcription, Brandies, WinoB, Ale, Porter and other Liquors, (all Sure, for medicinal purpose*,) <ihiss. Putty, yringoa in preat variety, and every other article in the line. UUC '-i, i:S.>N 1 I tt" J. B. FISCHESSER, OV WAT.llAtXA, WILF< bo ot Plokenti Court House, during Court week. with rv larc^o lot of JRWELKY, WATCHES, Ac. Repairing nlflo done nt short notice, nnd on tho uiost I reasonable torin*. Rooms in Col Bryce'a i building. (Kirksoy houBd.) n,.? <> lvi'.o 11 i Boots and Shoes. A GOOD supply of heavy l'nota nwl Shoos just fflceivtil, low for tho eush or to puuutuiU customers, nifty lio founr'at J. T. SLOAN A COS. PoiyHcton, Oct 6 1 I 5 J. J. DAVIS, ATTOIt % GY AT LAW. * Ofc'FICK AT PICKEN8 0. II., S. C. 8cp?. ft. 18AH ft tf_ 7VOTH '12 IS hercfly given tlm< npplienlion will be nmdo , to tlie Lcginlnturo, al )tn next srsfion, for ftn I net to incorpornto tho Church (Mount Olivet) ! n..i ?< in HIV X VI' vv?UM, III I a\ IM'II I ft IV? I Julj-8,1rj8 f;0 I # " .# Q&n'DrDArxs. j FOR MA JO II: OOuTlio friends of Limit. 15. W. WlllTB respectfully announce hint a eandidnte for Major of tho 1st lhittalion, sccond Regiment, South Carolina Militia. FOR ORDINARY. jff'y Tlio friends of JAM12S5 A. DOYLK would ; respectfully nnnounco Idm a candidnto for Or- j lintiry, r?? the ensuing election. Tliu friends of\V. K. HOKCOMUK respectfully announce him a Candida to for Ordinary, nt tlie next cleclion. ttiBr The friends of S. If. JOIfXS respectfully announce him a candidate for Ordinary at iho next election. t^?T!io friends of Ilev. .JOHN OWKNS bog leave to announce him a candidate for Ordinary of l'ickeiuf district, u, the ensuing election. Ur-r^.Tlie friends of THOMAS J. K KIT 11 re- | spuctfi'illy announce him a candidate forOrdiu- j ary of l'ickcnd district, at the ensuing election. J FOR SI IF. HI FF. The frieinht of W. N. t'llAlU bc^ leave ' toannouneo him a candidate for Sheriff of l'ick vi..7 uicaivi, tn iiiv iifsi tMucuon. FOlt TAX ( OI.I.KCTOr.. Ifyi" Tho friends of Mr. A. S. KTK1MIHNS I respectfully announce lihn n candidate for (lie! office of Tux Col'e.tor of l'ickcns district, at 'lie ensuing election. r .V The Mends"f Mr. (IKOUr.r. V. STUADINti respectfully announce liim a enndidato tor the ollice of Tux Collector, nt the next eleetipn. 'i'he friend* of ltcv. .1. It. IICNNICI'TT re-.peelfully announce liiui a candidate for the ollice of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election. jg^V" Tho friends of Itev. II. M. 1IAUTOX ve ipectfully announce him ns n candidate for Tax Collector tit the next election. SO*" Tlie friends of J. W. I,. CA11V ro?pcc-tfully announce liiin a candidate for rc-elec'ion (o llic oilico of Tax Collect or. for Pickens .istriet, nt the ensuing election. r-.V'nie friends of II. CLHVKLAX1) HUNT respectfully announce him a candidate for Tax Collector, nt tlie noxt election. i Ordinary's Salo. 7>v virtue of an order to ino directed l>y fl )> W. J. 1'arsons Esq., Ordinary of Pickens district, I will soil to tli ' ighest biddor on Salcdnv in November next, the Real Estate of J. K. Southorlatid deceased, t?? wit : One tract of bund, situate in l'ickentt district, on Weavers Crock, adjoining lands of James Keith, W111. Soutliorland and others, containing Throe Hundred Acres more or less; sold for division among the heirs of said deceased. X KKM8 OK OAI.K. Ull ft CrCCllt Of tW?*lVC months, with interest from day of sale, except tlic cost, whilst mudt bo paid in cnsh.? The purchaser to give bond with good Hoouritv, to the Ordinary to secure the payment of the purchase money, with a mortgage of the promises if doomed necpssnry by him. l'urchnsor to pay extra for titles. L. C. CRAIG, f.i.n. Oct. 7. 18">8 12 td Agsignoo's Notico. riMIOMAS D. GARVIN having executed 8 to mo n Deed of Assignment, for the benefit of his Creditors, those interested therein will meet at Pickens C II, on Saturday the 10th of October, instant, for the purpose of electing an Ageut to represent their interests. J. li. CLAYTON, Sept 28, 18f>8 8 Assignee. B??L Patriot and Mountaineer, LauretiBvillo Herald, and Carolina Spartan copy, and forward hills to Assignee. JUST rocoivod a good lot of CIOAIIS, from 23 to 00 cents por dozen. Those fond of the luxury of a whiff, should buy of joiin t. sloAn & co. PonJlototi. Oot L 3 LAND FOR SALE. ALL persons wishing to buy good improved Land in tin; Mountain region of country, take Notice : Will bo sold :it Pickens c. ll.on the 1st Monday in November next, one tract of Land, sold as the land of Lucinda Moody, part of the real estate of Martin Moody, deceased. The above named land contains Threo Hundred and Thirlythreo Acres more or less, Ivinsron tho Devil's Fork, water? of tho Kcowoe Uiver. The land is well improvcil?dwelling house, kitchen and other out buildings, with a good settlement Mill, 03 or 70 acres of land cleared,and enclosed, with a good fence, adjoining lands of Col. Jeptha Norton and others. It i.s in the midst of tho very best range for Stock of all kinds, good outlet on all aides. The undersigned is authorized to sell at private sale at any time between now and the day of sale. Any per/on wishing to liny would do well to < apply to the same, 12A miles above Pickens II. Terms of sale made known on day of sale. Ib A. MOOD 1. fcx'or. Sept. f?, 8 td i NOW IS YOUR TIME. I AM now ofToring Four Hundred andThir- ! ty-four Aores of good FAl'MING LAND! fur pule, lying on the waters of Conoross and j Oolonol'a Fork crooks, in Pickons district. 1 I have on tho premises a good dwelling house, | a new Thresher, with other necessary buildings. Also, ft new .Saw and Grist Mill of tho ; latost improved style, ull in line working order. My Land is situated six mile* south of! wainailn, on tlio pulilie road Lading from Jarratt'fl"Bridge to Pickens 0 II. My con-; voniencc for church going and good schools j will compare favorably with any country lo-1 cation in the State. I'uymcnts may bo made | to suit the nurolmser. L. W. ALLEN. Colonel's Fork P O, Sept 23, 1858 10-<f j Fino Tobacco. rpIIOSF, wishing a superior articlo of Chow- j _1. ing TOBACCO will pleaso call in, as wo have .just received from .) M Tatum a lot ot his colu mated bvand Q".oon of the V?l lev." For sale hv J'OIIN T. SLOAN & CO. i Pendleton,Oct I 11 4_ j IfOTICI). "1 IHBREHY forwfim all poraoiis f' om trailing for two N'otcM, nndcr Hoal, given by mo to Silns Nicholson. One for fouv hundred dollar* duo 1st Oct. 1858. and one for twelve hundred dollavn due lht Oct. 18M*. Tlio ronxideratinn for which (hey were given having failed, I will not pay thoaanie nnlo34 compelled by law. .l>, li, All. I'. III.MAN. _Sopt 23. Iflfift 11 4 ~ j A FIN AT, settlement of the Kstalftof Olnr- i ton .Tonkin.". doo.oa'pd, will l?o made in j tho Ordinhry'ft oflire, at l'ickcns C If. on ilio j HrRt Mondnv in Jnnnnry next. TJio^o iu- j debted to paid Kstato mu.st make payment, and tho^c having dcimmds numt rendyr tliom to uic, at teat cd according to law, hy that day. (5. W. VAN/-A NT', Adm'r O.-t 2. 1PM ;*?? ) ? GOOD LAND FOR SALE. rpilF.Mil.scril.HM- oflovn Ii'ih Lands for Kaln, I lying nnd Hitunte on the \vator? of Moshv Creek. in NYhito county. <Jn. Ono Tract contains LOO Altoh, ii part of which i* good bottom; 111 m > i the place in two dwellings, out buildings, oroluivd, t%\ Atone Iioiiro, forty n*. es arc cleared. nnd nt thoother thirty aero*. Hood ejniuiv-! avo convenient to both places. This tvnet is in 5 miles of the Court House, 1. . inilo of a post oftice. More, cumn ground nnd v , ehurch. A I.SO. 2l"> A? res ef Land, lviii?joii the Creek, with water fall i and power ibr iron V, works, mills or any other improvements.! There is also good farming land on this tract. i Tl.-.P !??*n liu.nfnjl . ? w - ...x. iwuiuvi 111 |'ivu^iiiii UI-ijjiiborlioods, ami wiih formerh a part of llab: eivhuni county. Now in il.o time to yet a \ ln'rpiio, a? 1 mil determine I to:ell at n reduced price. Addioss mo ?t l.eo, (Ja., or inspect tiie premises at ni;v time. 11 A M KI j DUCK ETT. August _. 1858 ."? 3m WOOL CAKBING. ripill! subscriber having purchased I ho H Wool Carding Machine, on Wolf Crock, near Hunter's store, respectfully announces to the public j.c-.i. ;(.l!y, that ho is now prepared to do Carding in cood st vie ami afc short notice. There is? a capital Uiirr inn* i chine attached, lor cleaning AVool. I>v strict; i attention to business, the undersigned hone* to merit the patronngo of the )>unlie. Toll i can he paid in either lponoy or wool. A: C. IIU(J11ES. . Sopt 2. lS,r>8 7 tf Watch Repairing-, &c. rilNK sut- criher begs leave to inform th*> E citizens of the surrounding country, that he will visit this placo nguiu.during next October Court, and will ronmin until all orders are filled. He Repairs Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c., in ft workman like manner, and on tlie* must reasonable terms. He can bo found at Mitchku'b Hotel, where work may he left. S. W. WEST. Picknng C II. Ang 28. InTiS 7 -tf NEW SfiASONABLE GOODS t Jkt Pickets 4J. B3. T1H 111 undersigned oro now receiving and J. opening a well selected Ktoek of Spring and Summer Goods, \ir?.: i- . a n \ ? ; ?? nun in' odci' w our menus ana customers low, in accordance with the hard timet?, consisting in part of the "jlluwing: I'M I NTS, Ml^LlNb, Cambrics, lirown and Klrachcd Shirting, and Shooting: A well selected stock of licady-mudo CLOTHING. Hats and Caps; Bonnets. iiihbons, Trimmings. ?Sro.: Roots and Shoe*, Saddles ami Bridles: Hardware and Cutlery, Nails and Castings ; Crockery and Glassware: (iUOl'F.IUES, Drugs and^Mcdioincs: and almost every other article usually found any whore in the up country. Wo take in barter country Homespun, Tallow, Beeswux, Corn, Fodder, Wool, Hags, Ac., nt iho customary prices. M'o return our thanks for post patronage, and hope our friends and (he public will coll ami examine our stock boforo buying elsewhere. E. &. K. E. ALEXANDER. May 13, 1858 43 __1L. G ijIECKE, JR., HAS just returned from Charleston with a lino selection of SPUING & SUM-., MKU DRY GOODS, for Ocntlomcns' Wear,"** 811 nil as Black and Blue Broadcloths, DOE-SKIN CASSIMEUE. CASllMEHETTE. DUAP 'ETE. <?c., itc., &c. A I/SO, some rtrl iclo-i for Ladies.Dresses, such as Calicoes, Muslins, &c. flentlemonwho wish a lino suit of CLOT1IIX(i will do well by giving 'Hm a cnll. look at the Fashions of Genio 0. vlt-, for mid have their mciu'uro taken, as Mr. W. WALSIOMANN is thrift yet, ready to exocuto any work in his lino in the most fashionable and approved style. RBft? KM3, Jr. ! Ilus nho received u tine stock of QROOK; KIKS, such as Molasses, Sugars, Coffee, Tea, 1 Tobacco, Scan, Starch, &c., <xc. A I.SO I TTntu nml Tl --.1 CJ1 >? v?{'0| iiwiurt UIIU OIHIl'HJ nil of whieh ho oilers to the public as cheap as tlio cheapest for CASH! Wnllmllu, May P. ISoK 43-tf W. H. HADDEN, ! AT ILAW, AN ) Soltcllok* Eaiilly, PICKENS COURT HOUSE, S. C. ) ;lli I 4. 180S tf Hamburg- Once Mors! TO MY OLD FRIENDS IN PICKENS! | WDl'liD respectfully inform jny ol<l friends I of Pickens tluit I atn in the employment of .nr. i* a:, mii.i., 01 unmuuvg, is. t'., dealer in nil kinds of Hardware & Cutlery, Planter#, .McolmnicH, Pnilders material?, ftp., wliere I would bo happy to meet wit It them and offer litem GOODS in tlio above line at as low priceH n? they can bo purpliaecd in any of tha Southern markets. B^&.Ordpva from the country will meet with prompt ii! tent ion. J. A. GUltLEY. Hamburg, July 20, 1858 3m NEW STORK & NF/W GOODS, One Itlile Hum Jnnatl'N UrldL'Ci V 11.. > > I-- '* ncui mo lujuu uuuing to uuiiialla. ri^llM uiuloraigncd wish to inform tlioir I friends turn the surrounding country generally, that they nro now opening a woll selected Stock ot Fa IB and Winter Goods, Boots and Shooa, llut? and Cape, Crockery, llardwnvo and Cutlery, (Jrocerics Medicine*, &c., with almost every articlo usually kept in a country Rtoro; all of which will ho sold lowr for cash I Call and ?ct?. W o will take in exchange for GowJp, eounj try Cotton and Wool Homespun, \Vool Hats, iM ica rrrnr, venison nam*, Kaw IliUcB, 1'em ! Beeswax, 'l'allow, Honey, At. I J. M. ALEXANDER, ,fc}. ft. Af<KXANL Fit. Nov. 14, t S57 .{fi ?.1Q i f ^ ; J. H. VOIGT, TIN AND C O P P V, \\ 8 M 1 TII, Waltialla, S. >., 1 yrO?MS lii? friend* ni.d tl.o j i;1 IV ?):nt I ho Htt? engaged n competent0< pi ernnitli, who hrt? upward* .>f twftuty xtnr* rxpei eero in tlio immuftocturliig of ('( I'PKK Kll' TM?B. ST1 I<1<S. aiut nil rfl ?flr nrlwiUv vintiti fitcturc<l out of Oopnor, Tin lh(i f* lie? t-iron ; MM in prepared to fill onVrn for nil work in his linont nhort notice, forma ?n? <]*?nto.*? Uofora to tho tlumbilitr of Idx work. Atigust ?i, 1&57 * > tf