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rtzcr~r~"-y.~ ssz'?^zfrsi?zznr, nixth. By what rule of language, then, nt ilo wc speak of universal suffrage '! Those Il< who arc uot permitted to approach tho bal- wh lot-box, arc subject to laws which they can of liuve no voice in framing. Somo of them as pay taxes; others oro liablo to do military th< duty, and if many arc children aud women, to arc not women nod children citizens of the exl State and subjects of the la\v ? Where, tio then, is the boasted universality of our suffrage? Is it a theory or a myth? Fine- voi ucuuy, onc-sixm oi tnc popuicwni votes tin for and governs the rest. This is on the loc assumption that all voto who mny. But pal such is far enough from being tho fact.? adi Even the limited and modified suffrage wa which tho statute allows is still fuvthcr and tin materially restricted in practice by the ncg- ** loot of multitudes to exercise their fran chiso. It i? believed that not moro tlino ; 450,000 ballots will bo east at the approaching November election. If this estimate is correct, and it undoubtedly is nearly so, 260,000 electors?more than one-third of tho whole number?will stiiy away from c|| the polls. Ono out of every throo voters no catch too little about his riftht to excreiso be. it. And this under a systoin^f small election districts, bringing near every man ? uoor. 1 no stMf^anpire hero disclosed is not credit:iblo to tnfc patriotism or public spirit of our citizens. It is by no i means a safe condition of thing* for the public intercuts; fur c*porionce hnsj shown that the absentees on election day arc not the corrupt, tho reeklcas, and tho vonid.? ThoV arc business men, fjuict, industrious citizens, who dislike public occasions, pre- 1 fcrriug their private pursuits and the repose of their homes. Need it be said tliot these are tho men who, of all others, should rrlVA flioll* tMVltnn/in " '1 v v V I % jn VllV.lt I il I M I their votes at every election ? IIow ahull such bo induced to attend ? A cjucstion not easy to bo answered. But, if it is deemed proper to fine delinquents at militia musters, why should not a ?.inilar method bo adopted with thopo who, without adequate ?= oxcuse, neplect the far higher duty which elections impose? If everj legal voter i could be broght to deposit his bullet, wo J_ should soon sco a better order of t hi ops.? ! It would then be iuipoMlblo for demagogues ] to compass thoir ends, as they now so easi- i ly do, by wielding tho mass of floating and I purchasable voters, for tho honest element j n| would he too strong.? "cr Yofle limes, j |j, The rrinciplcs of Party- i I11 Tlio Washington (Yuan, in speaking of j >s" the aims that should guide the Democratic un party, says: \vi " But wo are looking to something higher than the mere technicalities of the ease. We want to he able to 5x upon a principle to guide us in all future elections. We y want to bo able to say authoritatively, by the dircct decision of the federal courts, tl, that the question of slavery in the Territo- <ln vies has bccu finally determined. If tho tli opposition desire to take issue with us upon tho question of the overthrow of the Su- 'i\ preme Court, wc are ready to accept it, and , l v appeal to tho country. We want no moro . gu skulking and pettifogging in our own par- j lv. T.iko I *11111 wo r/uiuirn nf rath " -J - , ~ W W,.. n,?n- (V ardsthattheyfdiall be found fnithful" here- jj after. They have been too much occupied in trinnniug their suils to ootch the popu- in lnr breeze, and have too little regarded th6 dr dictates of national patriotism and sound j pi national principle*. We want n bold, com- j pact, tinivcrsal Democracy. Wo ftandby, _ Ac decision of the Swprcme Court, and we | pronounce thb cursc of heresy upon e\\>ry ^ man who invests his interest# in tho entree of Northern or Southern opposition to that decision. "We havo had enough of time- * serving, of yielding to traitors, because they ?h cun vote?of selling pt'nciplcs ns opiates ?o J" stop the clamor of one set of demagogues that another may be elevatod to power and | t(l position. Tho best reeipc to reduee i nd degrade a pnrty is to grant indulgences to mi trimmers, and to authorize heretics to min- >?? ister at the sltsrs of the faithful. Tho uni- K? ty of a political organization is as necessary J? ns the unitv of tho States. Nor is it powsibleto maintain tho latter without the for- t:| nier. Nobody but insane men believes that no ?i.s- m . t - ' iiim iiuYi-iiiiuuiii can no Biiiciy earned on Si by tlio people of the free Sti\teh alone. It m is a Govcrnmont ottlio United States, not 'u. of the Northern States ; nud ns the latter *' have sought to cxcrcise absolute control orcr tlv3 TorH.torictf, nnd thus enter a wedge into tlu> Union with which to sever it, we iuterposa tho constitutional principles of the Dred 8oott decision as the only means il4.ll it. - A i>i <11 uruiipr muenimniiy. 11 uicrcis a J^cmocrst who doea not tHicve that lii.s party '1 is the only groat conservator of the Union, ^ wo trust ho will lo?o no time in manife*- l)L> ting his apostauy and placing himself ?o;?o- i>* vrhorc in tho opposition ranks." , , ^Ai Caok or Homicide.?Wo regret to learn ;m that ui unfortunuto affray occurredin tho upper part of the Dint riot on MontlWMast. nv^ieli resulted in the death of ayoung child. It tmptkfi that a young man by tho name --of Doajlc, bad an alteration with a Mrs. J[ Ncwby, and that t? tho courKoof the quar- y, rol, thol?W?r Chr^w nfc him a but m pr without inflieting any injury. Ho immo- g? diutcly ploked up the shovel, and returned tho bfyw, which tou'k effort upon tho child, striking it upon tho head, and causing its death ire a fsw hours, ilojile haa not been | arrested, and we learn has left thwHttjB*/? Jr .? * f/t/L ?-' 11 Hi JL f r#P. Ill ^ ? j thl Tmk President at Ourncir.?A dlw*-! i,? lo?l wrrespondant of the New York Ob- pa ?erver, wmting from Lancaster, PijnnHvlva- ??i ni?, about tho President's lato vfeib tfvcre, ?4, tell* the following: .. A pleasing instance of his freedom fitfm Jk ostentation and pride, was bin mannur at -ft An fVkA MmIiIwiHi Ifn _ -/...f , -; VIaV |>>viniRk>^ A W [ walked froiu his residence, which muafc fcc ^ j ^ two miles, .18 the ckuroh is in the opposite * L Vdbtirb of Lancaster, and onnio a little afto>> j?* L the sorvico bf^an;, Mia feet wore covered j.)n with dust, nnd the jierspiratiop wan stand- jn, ^ ing on his fiirohoad. No stir was mndc in up [' the ooi?gyogn{,i?)?; he quietly entered his own pew, und onga^od jn stlcnl, dovotioni I JI. . im yY'ftr-t?} ??> tw( F |i 1 onoo participated in the song of praise. * Boomed greatly interested in the stsrinon, ioh was indeed worthy of the attention kings and all others in authority, a# well of all under authority. It was bused ou 3 passage : "Almost thou persuadest mo be a Christian," and beside* possessing traordimfry merit os a pieen of coniposi11,was del-vered with eloquence and power After church, tho President walked deutedly, and entirely unattended, through ; 8ti*cet? of Jj:\ueastcr. What stronger, king upon this solitary podeatrian, aprently obtious of self, and not expecting miration, could have imagined that lie a tho Chief Magistrate of this mighty mill ! Departed,this lifoon Jho 14th inst., Wy. anki.in, son of Ransom ond Klixnbotli Noall. o^ed 2 years 4 months and 15 days, is t?ndor tic was noon severed, and nlns! w painful; hut wo yield?"suffer little ildron to coiuo onto me and forbid tlieni t," was rho hmguago of liiin, who knows st when to take them. C. II. S. And the parents gnvo, in tenrs ardpain, The (lower they most did love; They knew they should find it soon again In the field of light above. Oli! not in cruelty, not in v/rath, Tho reaper cunio tliat day ; 'Twos Alt anjjol visited the earth, And took that llowoY away. Thou art thinking of thy Willie 1 An?l tliv tears are tailing fast Of the timo thou first hchehl him ; Of tlio time tlioii saw him last. Of the ninny, ninny hours, When his little nestling head, liiiy upon tliv loving bosom, 'Till 'twas taken from the?dead. Pitying Savior! whon the hour For their death Vti.ill come, Sontl limit* )llrtftun.l nnirnl Willi** To o?oort Ii'ih parents homo. M. A. O'N. FOUND, k SMALL Sum of money. Apply nt this V Offloe. Oct. 10, 1858. II tf A CARD. HO MY CLIENTS.?Ilnviug determined [ to remove to Cnsnvillo, (Jn., I linre left I 1113* unfinished business in tlio hands <>l on. ?r. L, Ohr. TIiupc of my clients wish? nny information oonnootocl with theii milieus only linve to address him uv Antler r? C. II., >S. C. I now tondcr to my blionte (1 friends my thanks for thoir patronage, ith tho nhove reconnnendntion. K. M. KHITII. Piiskons 0 H, Oct 22, 18S8 1 Administrator's Sale. i? i mj oiviii;,!\i [iic - oaiuiurianmtion of the Into Col John A Kaslcy, junior, to c highest bidder, on Thursday the lltli y of November next, us the property ol e said John A Kasley, junior, ocoenscd, Three Ncgroo*, jnc, a first rato Blacksmith, young nnd like ; Andy, a first rate fellow; and Clary, r od Cook. ALSO, one fine Spanish Jack and a mini >r of Jonnctp, thirteen Mules, six Horses, 'V?i nrness, &e.. &c. Terms: n crotlit of nine milIih for nil oums over $f?, purchasers giv g note nnd security bearing interest from IV of snlo ; nml Bums of $5 and under to L?( lid in ensli before delivorv of property. W. K. EASLEY, Adm'r. Pet 20. 18"?8 11 3__ FAIR NOTICE. Spl*vidl<l llnrgaln to bo I,osl to all tint One. XTII.Tj lie sold to the In^linst liidilcr. ni I ^ Pickens Court Hon?o, on the* first Mon ly in December next, ono of tho host Farini r Groin, the Lost hog range, the best nn?l rgost cattle fun go, tho most pleasant mui iiuthful situation. with thepurost water in 0 State. The tract contains 1)27 AC11E5 1 ro or less j 60 odd acros of choico crcck id branch bottom (never overflown^ alreaih cultivation ni<d more to clear, with mnnV >od uplnnd. Sold because it belongs to u: intly and ommot be fintisfaotorily divided id neither of us feel able to buy tho otboi it. The land ia ofTored at private snle un I the duv above mentioned. If not thus hi, it will then ?o 10 the highest bidder.? till plnco is situated on Oolcnoy crcck, J iles from MnJ Alexander's plantation, C ilea from Mrs barton's, 6 miles from I'uiup utown. and ft miles from Col Ilapwd's.? innydale POi* on the plncc, and our ad ess. lemis published on d?v of snle. J AS. C. COOK. J. I*. PARSONS. Out 23; laift. _ M LAND FOR SALE. [MIK puh.?crihor offers hin VALUABLE L TllACT OF LAND for sale. It is sifted in Pickery district, n.nd lie* ono mile low Jiurrntt'ft bridge on Tngnlo rivor. The act contains Two Hundred nnd Ninety-six ?res, 100 ncrcs <?f which is good River nn<] cck Bottom. Tho ploco is vntnnbto ami proved. Terms mndo <9A*y. JKStfK A. HALT.. Oct 21. 1858 14 if NOTICE S hereby gh'on, thnt from tills tirno fortli I will as*uiu6 uiy maiden mime, Mary |l ook\ instead of that of CluldOM. whlcli is inipoeed on me illegal!y, llefcreiico.< ven hh to ch a motor, Ac. MAIty J. BROOKS. Oct 10.1858 14 . 3 rVOTHJSO.i FINATi RdUidment of tbo Jfatnto of tlif V. hi{e John Oouch, deceased, will boinndc thoOvdlnary's Offlco, at I'iokons C II, on o 4th Monday in January next. Person? Ichted to the K*tnte are required to make and thoso having demands ttgainsl fd Katate uiust present them legally att?stou or before that time. ,MAH.y A. COUCH, > Adm'x HOB'T COUCH, J Adm'r Oct 22. WH 14 & am yinftl Notice, _ , . . .... ^JIK. hetrn ot Auaolom Uibsoh, deceased, L &r? notiftod to appear before tbo Ordirj tf I'ick^ns district on tho 4th Monday Novembor n<5*t, as wo .intend to njftkc K ftl settlement off said ?*t!it?? AJ1 peraonn ichtod to the ostftto vriH il? will to battle Kift Ak?A tlUtA I iWKJtt: iuuv HMIV. > It. A. sr. QUUffl,\ A '/,. GIBSON. jAdmrg. riot so. im ta vnrikii, on tho 14th Instant, by Win, J. Pnrnons, Hsq., Mr. Sam'i, A. A. Parsons to Mi?W ' 'ina M. (Urviv, nil of PiiUon*. PAPER COM MISSION WAREUOTJSE AND PRINTER'S DEPOT. For tltc snlo of | WHITING-, PRINTING, RNVKLOPK, AND COLORED PAPERS, CARDS, A N I) Pi'iBilin? Matcriah Of all kinds. i Apront fi>r li. JOHNSON & CO, Type Founders, K. IIOK ?V CO., And oilier Printing Press makors. PRINTING INKS, of bost quality, at Mauufuo1 u-or'.i 1'rioon. TO l?E!R ll4?iT^ The subscriber begs to call attention to tho Largo Stock of Writing and Wrapping Paper of all kinds, which he will noil very low for cash, or short crodit on large cuius. JOSEPH WALK Kit. 120 Meeting st. Charleston, SO Oct 12; jW>8 13 tf_ The Pi-kens Agricultural Society | IT Vrllil( hoUl its annual meeting in the Court I I ? House, nt ID o'clock, A. Si., on Thursi day the 28th October, inst., nt which time tlio ! election ot' officers for the ensiling year will I tnke place: autl arrangements will bo made for I the ANNUAL FA III, which will take plueo the next day. (Friday, the 2'Jtli inst.) Our Society I is in its infancy, anil owing to the late day at which the premium lUt was mnde out, it is very i small, but j ALL AltTICLES OF StiPLHlOtt QUALITY I iire iiiniuti jor cxiuoiiion woollier emimiccU >n j the list or not. It is respectfully suggested (with tho^Xpprohation of the Executive Committee) tlint n premium of Two Dollars be awarded for the best ! specimen of Two Gallons of Syrup front the Chineso Sugar Cano, with the uioue of manufacturing. Stock and Goods exhibited will bo offered at AUCTION) if desired, on Friday afternoon, unilor I.li? nni'? nl' t.lin PvArtiifivA P.\i.?ni?t?AA charge. A fttll attendance of members is particularly desirable?not forgetting their Initiation Pco. 1 Tho Annual Address will take place on Thursday, at. 11 o'clock, A. M. Tho public are respectfully invited to attund our meetings, which are "Iwavs public. MILKS M. .\OHTON, I'rcsidont. [ Oct. 7. 1858 12 tf \ Executrix's Sale. Wl lilj bo sold to the highest bidder, at my residence on Friday tho 5th day . | of November next, nil my Htock of I logs , I and Cattle, (snnto fino Milch Cows and verv good Stock Hogs) and snino other articles too tedious to montion. On n credit of nine months, with interest from date, for all sums of and ovor five dollars : under that amount, cash. OilARIjOl'TK DARKER, Oct 4, 1858 V2-:\ Ex'trix. ONT TIIK SAME DAY AND PLACE, i I will sell my stock of Cattle and Hogs, and three young Mules, on the same term*. JOSHUA DARKER. I Orti .1 ifir.M 19 -i NOTlCii. 4 persons arc hereby forwarned not i _x\_ to trntlo for n Note given by mo to l>r Win Wolboru fji about $.">.'1 07, dated in Sop j tcmbor last; as tho consideration for whioli , i the said note was given lias failed, I do not , | intend to pay the same unless compelled by law. N. M. MADDEN. i Oct 4. I8f>8 12 4 11 Land to Kent. Wf. WILL KENT to tho highostUddor, at Pickens Court House, on Salodn.v j in November next, tho Real Estate of Fotin' tain Alexander, deceased, for tho vear 185?. I). A. ALKXAXDKK,)' .. , , , | T. M. ALBXAXDKU, \ A,lin ra Out 4. IK.*)8 12 td ^ Final Notice. f 1VT0TICE is hereby given that n final sotI tlement of the Estate of William Si innI son, deceased, will he made heforo tho Ordiiinrv. lit Pinltens I'mirt Huiisn nn Mm "i?l Mnn. ; day in Jannnry next. Persons indebted to the Estate must make payment, and those I having demands ngainst said Estate must ( render them to iuc, duly attested, on or bo. fore that time. J. K, BROWN, Ex'nr. ; _Oot I:'., is.-.s JL3 3m FOR SALE, ' "If Y VATjUAIHiK PLANTATION lying on the ' .11 IM.i.. lii.l.r.. It,.11 lino,I ......'PI I t- - ? "l ; Hundred and .Sixty Acj'cu. On tlie premises, ' f f ?f? ? rtw "Avf^ijSj, gialita.i, r.ar: i.;f,v !>oiiau " and nil necessary out-buildings, framed and weather-boarded. Tho place is one of the best improvod in tho District. Tlioi-c ore about 0<50 acres of woodland, well timbered. Tlio tract of l?n?l is near tlio road leading from l'endlcton to Watliiilla, equadistant from theso points. For terms anil further particulars, apply to K. A. TATK. Oct ft, 1828 12 tf WONKY! 1MIK Hooks, Accounts And Notes, nssigniwl by . Is.surtol & Norman for tho benefit of their 1 creditors, arc ii? my hnivb for collcction. Tim necessity of the ease rorjuircs tluit thoy should I bo sottled without delay. 1 J. & HAGOOD, Assignee. Oct 8, 183S 12 tf wratJiii. ALL poisons indebted tome, by Note or Account, must pcttle by tlw ftrstof November. t Should rlicy fail totk??s they willhavoto niako payment to> the law officers, as 1 Intend to ro' more from the District soon. J OctO 12-4 E. A. TATK. NIIIIRIFI^ ?Al7E?. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to mo direeled, will bo Kol<lboto?? ihc-Court llouso in I'ickonv District, within the legal hours, on il>o first Moudftv sn4T?ciday iBNoTeKbvViM;*!; i One tract of laud, containing on* hunilrrd ami forty-six aoron more or lens, lying on the cast nido of six milo ercok, it being tho land pur cha*cd by J. A. Ktt?loy, Jr from L'oftrfliill Johuwton nnd Um| J. piokson, Hold an the- property of the lato John A, Kasley, decoded, at tho suits of Wm, Choice, If. 0. Young, M. 1). Karlo fttnl orliors. One colts revolyor, case and contents, nrnl a mail lot of bookn rendored in on schedule aa the property of Win-8. Koeso, at tho-suit of R. A. 1'rmglo, asfclgueo. Tcriria cn?J*pnvehmrnrB t<v Mf far onpevn. i? a. -ohAwr, 0ct aia'>3 rJm. ? ?<i Fine Tobacco. rfWOSK wishing a iuperiorarticlo of OhowJL. irtg TOIJACX-O will plcrtso cull in, as 1 WO have just rocoiveil from if M Tatnm a lot of liiij ccfobrntcil brand?" (Moon of tho Val ley/3 Ifc* ?&! by M ' v JOHN T. SLOAN & CO. Pension, Oct b U Anderson Prices Current. WI I'KI.V in 1>(.I AM>. ill .< Kl.l:> A ? <? Axuiutox t}. II., <) '. 19, j Coltoji per ll>. - - - H.i. (?>, 11! j Hull. pcrmrk. - - 2.00 CutTeo, Klo, per lb. - - 18 (>i\ 14 Sugarn brown, per 1>?. - 10 (W) 12| j ' " crushed nmlloaf, per lb. I I (a) 1? | Molnsscn, WcM India, pur gnll >?, l"> (?A .10 " N. fli'lmnw4 44 44 i'?n I'" Yarn (On.) par bunch, - - 1.20 , 0?Uubuig?, (heavy) per ynnl, ltf (n, 1 t Shirting*, " - 10 0 11 Iron, common size Rwetlo, per lb. (>.} I I'.ngli.sli, ... 0 1 Nails. pov keg, ... ,? far. Oil, Linseed, pergullon, 1.12 (?\ 1.25 1 " Train. " - HO ( < 1.00 I Glusa, UX 10 <5 (ii\ 8.26 10X12 - - 8.25 (? 3.50 i 11 ice, per lb. ... r, (,, 7 , Flour, per barrel, - - '1.10 (o) 5.00 Wheat, per bushel, - - DO (ify 1)5 f Corn, . 50 (? 00 \ Uncon, lioyt round, - - 10 (.1 12 lliiffffiiifr. (liiiinv. nor vnvil 1M /.. OH Oalx, pcvhuslioi, - - J>7 lVns, ? ' - 7 o t l'owdor, Rillo, per kop, - 7' 0'~ S | tlfcp* There is always to bo found a p?o"l .Stock ( I of Oon<>-?. Ml I'.. 11. Cli H. Commissioner's Sale. ! STATE OF SOilTll CAHOLIXA, j? >ii a.tjim.t ?ririiniMv I .III llced and wife ) vk ; Bill for Partition, ; ' ftihn Utinkin. ot nls ) Pl'llSl'ANT to an order ?f llio Court of Ivjnitv, in thiscase, will bo soltl to the : \ highest bidder, at Pickens Court llonso. on < Snleday in November next, the Ileal Kstatc t of Cbarlca Morgan, deceased, to wit: Tract No 2, containing One Hundred ami ] Forty-six Acres, and adjoining land* of Win i Todd, Hdward Rankin ami others. Tract No 3, containing Tbveo Hundred and I , Twenty-six Acres, ami adjoining lands of Ed- , ward nankin and others. ,.r i:~ i>; 1 -- i v?fw*r? ? ? mini nu mi IUL* uiur j ^ Railroad, and will be sold according to plats recently oxceuted. TKIIMS OF SALK?On n credit of one nnd two years with interest, except tlio costs which'are to he paid in cash?the purchaser or purchasers to enter into bond to tho Commissioner, with at least two good sureties, to secure tho payment of the purchase money, ( and pay extra for title.". ltOBT. A. THOMPSON, e.E.r.n. Com'rs Olli -e. Oct 7, 1858 4 Ordinary's Salo. I>Y virtue of an order to mo directed by I W.J. Parsons, Esq., Ordinary of l'icliens district. 1 will soli to tho highest bidder on Saloduy in November next, tho Ileal Ivtato of Thomas Alexander deceased, to wit: Tract iNn. 1, oti waters of Twelve Mile and | Kcov.?? rivors, adjoining Inn<ls of Wesley ! Grant, Jonkin Adams and others, containing Tlirec Hundred and Forty-five Acres more j or 1e?s. Tract No. 2, on Ivcowec 1'ivcr adjoining | lands pf Win. Alexander, John Owens and I other?, containing l'lty Acres morn or less, j sold for division among the hell's of said do- i ceased. Turns nv Sai.k.?On a crodit of twelve | months, with interest from day of sale, except j tho cost, which most be paid in cash. The \ I purchaser to give bond with good security, to ! tho Ordinary to secure tho payment of tho purchase money, with a mortgage of the premises if deemed necessary by him. I'ur chases to pay extra for titlo*. L. C. CRAIG, s.r.o. Oct. 7. 18">8 12 ,td. Administrator's Salo. WILL bo sold on Wednesday tlie 3d of November next, at the late residence of Andrew II Archer, deceased, one Negro i boy and other property, to nnv debts. Terms: I a credit of nino months for .nuns of $?"> and upwards, under tlie^c amounts cash. WM. HUNTER, Adm'r. tt2)t?All persons indebted to the Estate of Andrew II Arcltcr, deccasod, are requested to make payment, and those having demands i against said Estate are required to present them, properly attested, on or heVoro the day of sale. "WM. IIUNTER, Adm'r 9ct6, Jj833 _ 12 I LOST, I)ETWEEN Pickens (J II and my resiy deneo, on Saleday Inst, a Pocket Rook, containing $40. Tho l>illn rocol I netful are oho $'20 mul one $10 on tlie " Hank of <"linrIcton." A liberal reward will l>o jmitl fur tho liouk and content a. Apply to G. W." TAYLOR. rvt vi i?? n tf Reduction of Freight ONTlIKMiUK RI1XSK RAILROAD. ON find after the 20th Soptcmhor, the following will bo tho rates of Freight on this Howl; 1st Class Goods, por foot 3 conts ; 2d " " " hundred 1") " S.l ? ? " ' 12.J * Ith " " 44 " 10 " and other Goods in proportion. W. II. 1). GA1LLAKD, Agoht. _0<rt 0,1*58 ' 1$ . 11* | V. II. MAA,U Kl.li, M. I>. IV. ti, MHttl 9. j MAXWELL & SEABORN, 1) n UO GISTS, PKXDLETOW, S. C., INVITE tlio attention of the to thcir largo anil excellent Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Triipnea, Shoulder Unices, Rrenafc Pumps, Nipple Shields. Supporters, Pnmilv Medicine 1 VIIC^Qi IUMI IAUIUII tlinil UII|UIIV?t I Toilet niul Fancv Artiok's, Dyo-Stuffo, fino Tobneco. SegftM and Snuff, IVrfmnory, Spices, BrushoS r>f every (Inscription, fJrundios, Wine?. A!o, Portor nn?l othor TJq?u>rn, (nil Sure, for mediomsi purposes,) (JIohs, I'utty, vringes in groat variety, and every other ii... i:.,^ ' Pot 2, 1X38 11 {( Boots and Shoos. A GOOD supply of heavy Boota and Shocn just received, low for tho oipfi or tt> punctual customers, nifty Bo found nt J. T. SLOAX k CO'S. Pendleton. Pot 2 II 9 J. ,T. DAVIS. ATTOUKE1 AT I*AW* Olfvibit at pickkns c. ir.. S. c. . Sept. MS5H a tf IVOTIVG IS hereby Riven tknfcftpWjonllon will bo rofi?le lo the LociBluturb, ut i(? next set-Mon. for Hn ftot <o iiicorpovnto Iho Clmreh (Mount Olivet) nn?l tlio (tamp Gvouud, l'iokcrmille. Juty 7, Tf& 60 Gm OAHQIPATM. I FOB MAJOIiT" B5&?.Tho frioiida of Liout. W. 15. WIHTE rosnecifullv announce him n inmliilntn f..r Major nf tlio lnt 1 ?s*tf:ilion, isocond Regiment, South Carolina Militia. FOR OIUHNAHY. Jg?*' Tli o friend* of J A M Fi) A. DOYLF would oHjiool fully announce him a candidate l'or Orlinury, at the ensuing olcclion. Tlio frletodn of \\. K. IIOr.OOMItF. re.?. M>ctfully announce liitu a candidate for Ordinary, at the noxt election. t'CJT Tlie friends nf ft. ff. JOTFXS ro.-pect"ully announce him u candidate' for Ordinary at he next election. W^.V.Tlio friends of ltcv. JOHN OWKX8 beg enve to nniumnce hhn n candidate for Ordinary )f Pickens district, at tlto ensuing election. B?j)?,Tlie friends of THOM AS J. K K.IT 11 reipcctfully nnnouncc him n candidate forOrdiliiry of Pickens district, nt tho ensuing election. , Ft >11 KHKK1FP. t&&" The friends of Col. LEMIIKL T1IOM- ! \S respectfully announce him n candidate j "or Sheriff of Pickens district, nt tho ensuing j lection. The friends ?.f Col. A. 15. SAllOKNT I respect fully announce liiiu a caiulidnto for Sheriff of Pickens district, at the ensuing .dection. ?3$"* Tlic friends of V.'. N. f'KAKS bog leave : oannounce liiin a enndidato for Sheriff of Pick- i ;??.-? vtiCillVi, it l 1 IIU IH'.M firCHOIl. FOR TAX COLLKCTOR. J(w*/V" Tlio friends of Mr. A. S. STKI'IIKNS espectfully nnnounco liim n candidate for the J >tlk-e of Tax Collector of l'ickcns district, nt . In- ensuing election. HP?;!" l'lio friends of Mr. (iKOllCS! ? F. STKA1)- , IN(! respectfully nnnounco liim u candidate for ! Ilic office of Tax Collector, at the next election, j B(3X?Thc friends of Kcv. U. IIU.NNICI'TT ] respect fully nnnounco liim a candidate for the j :>llice of Tax Collector, nt the ensuing election, i J&QTTho friends* of 15ev. II. M. 1URTON I respectfully announce him as a candidate for I fax Collector at the next election. Bf^T'Tho friends of J. \Y. L. CAKY respect- j fu'ly announce hint a candidate for re-election ! hi I ho (lilh-n i?t" 'Pii v (liillfii'tni* IV... Vinljiiini .1'." triet, ?t the ensuing election. ttfr'YUo friends of II. CLKVKTiAND HUNT respectfully announce him a candidate for Tax I Collector, nt t lio. next election. Ordinary's Salo. ]*v virtue of an order to ino directed by ) W. J. Parsons Esq., Ordinary of Pielt0118 district, I will noil to the highest bidder on .Sulednv in November next, the Ileal Estate of J. K. Soutlierlutid deceased, to wit : One tract of Land, siUin'e in Pickens district, on Weavers Creek, : (joining lands of . .....A. u i i -? tj iiuivjo ivi;iui, mimiK'riium mm oilirrs, | containing Tlivoo Hundred Acres more or loss; solo for divisiou among the licirs of said deceased. Tkkms or S.vi r..?On a crcdit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, except the cost, which must be paid in cash.? The purchaser to give bond with good seouritv, to the Ordinary to pecuro the psiyment of the purchase money, with a roortgago of the premises if deemed necessary by him. l'nrchasor to pay extra for titles. I,. O. OUAIU, s.r.n. Oct. 7. 1858 12 _ Assignee's Notico. riillUAlAg U. UAUVIN having executed 1_ to inn n Dccil o'' Alignment, 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 eleoting an Agent to represent their interests. J. 1$. CLAYTON, Sept '28, 1858 .*> Assignee, ftffiu Patriot and Mountaineer, bam-ensville Herald, and Carolina Spartan copy, and forward hills to Assignee. ! JUST received a good lotof CIGA11S, from 23 to GOconta per dozen. Those fond of 4|.. 1 i' - ? 1*/V 11 1 0 mu in.\ui'j ui u wiiui, Miuuui uuy ok .JOHN T. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton. Oct 1 3 LAND FOR SALE, ALL persons wishing to buy good im. proved Lnnd in the Mountain region of country, tnko Notice: Will bo sold nt Pickens C, II. on tlic 1st Monday in November nntf. nni> trnof. nf I.nm? fitil/1 na fl?o lnml a(* I aid ml a Moody, part of tho real estate of Martin Moody, deceased. Tlie above named land contains Three Hundred and 'Vhirtythrco Acrcs more or leas, lyineon the Devil's Fork, waters of the Keoweo Hirer. The html is well Improved?dwdlliiu* house, kitchen niwl nijf ] hi i 1111 n (cc \v?'h grtfijl moot Mill, (i"> or 70 acres of land cleared,and enclosed, with u good fcnco. adjoining lands of Vol. .loptha Norton and others. It is in the midst of tho very best ratine for Stock of all kinds, jjood outlet on all sides. Tho undersigned is mitliorixed to sell at private sale at any time between now ami theday ofsjilc. Any porjon wishing to boy would do well to apply to the same, 12? miles above I'ickens II. Terms of sale made known on day of palo. ii. A. MOODY, Ex or. Sept. 0, 1^58 8 t?l NOW IS YOUR TIME. | a.m nowotjonng f our Hundred and Tliirl. ty-four Acvu.s of good FARMING LAND for srtler,lying on tho waters of Coneross and Colonol'? Fork creeks, in Pickens distrift. 1 have on tho promise* a good dwelling hoiift?, a new 'i'lirc-shor, with other necessary buildings. Also, a now S?w and Grist Mill of the latest improved style, all in fine working order. My Land is situated six miles south of Walhalld, on the public road leading from JarrattV Bridge to l'ieken# 0 II. My convenience fof church Koinp and good schools willcompnro fnvovablv with any country location In tho Stato. Vayuients ?viy be inado to suil til* purcimser. L. W. ALLEYS. Colonel's Fork 1> O, Sopfr 23, 1858 10-tg Eatato Notice. KOTlOK i? hereby glren thfit ft firtnl Bchlement of the K*t(tfu of WlUiaitf P. Iteimonr dccenscd, will licmade toifwo tho OrAinnry, jvt L'ickenat' It, on tho hccoihI Motubiy i? Jnrvunvy next. Those intlobtcd to mikl Kstnta niunt make jiaymout, and thoso hnvlivp demands wiQ endor th????to m-o, logiilly irttested, V>y tlml day. HANCV (?. HKN?ON. Ad.n't act g. ISftg ; 12 :' ! I Korici;. AFIN AL Kottlomcn t of the Estftto of Clapton Jenkini*. decen*eJ, will ho ftintra in tho Ordinary's ofBoo, at l'iokons C II, on tho Monday in .January next, Thoio iudehtcil to Haul Kstato must make payment, nnd thoso having do.-naiida must rendor them to mo, attested according to law, by that day. (K W. y^AKZAVT, Adm'r vci *, i&ae GOOD LAND FOR SALE. ri^lIKsubscriber offers bis Lands for I'nlo, 1 lying and situate on the wnteis of Mob* sy Creek, in Whito county, On. One Tract ' contain? iriO Acre*, n part of whioh is good bottom ; upon tho place is two dwelling*, out ( l>uilding!>, orchard. &e. At one house, forty 1 acres are cleared, und at thoothcr thirty aero*. (Soodsprings nie convenient to both nlacos. This tract is in ft miles of the Court Utilise, I mile of n post office, storo, ca nip ground and church. ALSO, 210 Aoros of Laud, 1 vine on the Crook, with water falls and power for iron works, mills or nny other improvements.?Thore is also good farming land on this tract. These tracts are located in pleasant neighborhoods, and was formerly a part of Habersham county. Now is the time to got * bprgain, as 1 am determined to pell at a reduced price. Address nie at I*co, Oil., or inspect t lie premises at any time. IIA.MEL DUCKETT. August -2. 1858 3 _ .".m WOOL CARDING. r JMIE subscriber having purchased tho I Wool Carding Machine, on Wulf Crook, near Hunter's store, respectfully announce* to the public generally, that be is now pre pared to tlo L'anting in good style nnd at. short notice. Thcro is s\ capital Burr ina1 rhino attached, for cleaning AVool. 15v strict attention to business, the undersigned hopes to merit the patronage of tho public, 'loll can ho paid in either money or wool. A. 0. IIUGI1KS. Sfpt ls.*)8 7 tf Watch Repairing-, &c. fjnilK Hiihscrihor begs leave to inform the I citizens of tho snri-omulinc r?onn?rv flinf ln> will visit this place again during next October Court, and will remain until all order* are filled, lie Repuirs Wfttehes, Clocks, Jewelry, Sec., in a workman-like manner, nndon the most reasonable terms. lie can be found at M miiKi.i/s Ilotcl, where work may be left. S. W. >VvKST. _ Pick C H. Aug 28, 1858 7-tf NEW SEASONABLE GOODS'. jit Pickens C. 81. rpHK undersigned are now receiving and JL opening a well selected stock of a o n _ _ ,1 _ MjyA nig tutu uuaiutui uuuuh, i Wliioh we offer to our friends nml customers low, in accord a. icc with tho hard times, consisting in j>:irt of the follow ing: 1>IUNTS, MUSLINS, Cambrics, Browu and lilcnchod Shirtings, and Sheeting: A well selected stock of Kemly-nindc CLOTlIlNCi, Mats tiud Caps; lionnots. Hihhons, Trimmings. Ac.: Hoots and Shoes, Saddles and Bridle? Hardware and Cutlery, Nails and Casting... | Crockery and Glassware ; I (IHOCERIKS, Drugs ami Medicines; and almost every other artiele usually found any whore in the up country. ! AW take in barter country Homespun, Tnllow, llccswux, Corn, Fodder, Wool, Rngtt, &o.. at the customary prices. We return our thanks for past patronage, and hope our frieipls and the public will call and examine our stock before buying else E. & E. E. ALEXANDER. _ May 13,1858 43 tf (I. R1ECKE, JR., n AS just returned lrom Charleston with n line selection of SPUING &> SUMMKH DRY CiOODS. for (jentlemens' AVenr, such ns Black and Bluo Broa.doloths, DOK-SKIX OASSIMFSllE, CASUM Kll ETT K 1) IJ A l> ' I'lT K. itc., fee., &c. ALSO, some articles for Lmlies Dresses, suel? ns Calicoes, Muslins, &c. Oentlemen who wish n line suit of CLOTH1X<? will do well l>v giving him a call, look at the Fashions of (ienio 0, Scott, for I8f>8, anil have their men J* lire taken, ns Mr. W. NVALSKMAXX is there vet. ready to exe cute any work in his line in the luoBt fashionable* and approved style. 4. ItlECKE, .Xr. lias rds? received a line stock of GROCKltlKS, such ns Molasses, Sugars, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Sonn, Starch, ?to., &c. ALSO Hardware. lints and Caps, Roofs nnd Shoes; ?ii i._ .. ii - - * i* ? an I'l WHICH IIv OIU'IH III IUO ptIUlIC (US Cliejip ns tl?o cheapest for OASll! Wullmlla, M?> 11, 4."i-<f W. M. HADDEN, ATTOtt^lvV AT LA1V, AN1> Solicitor 121 r.qulty, nC'KF.NS COUIiT JIOCSli, S. C. .Tan I I, 1858 tf Hamburg Onco More! *0 MVOLD FRIENDS IN ?\CKENSt nwi i,u rcspociniiiy mionu my Ma liieiulu 1 of l'ickens Hint I am in the employment of 1 Mr. \Yw. Him., of Hnmburg, S*. 0., dealer in ; nil kinds fcf IRnrtiwarc Ac Cutlery. | 1'lontero, McchnnioH, lUiilders mnterinls, &c.t ' wlioro I would be happy to meet with tbcmnmt ' offer them GOODS in the above lino nt n? low I price* **? they eftn bo purchased in any of (her | Sonthern markets. | B?k?Ordov8 from the country will meet with prompt attention. J. A. GURLEY. HnmlMirpr, July 20, 18,">S 8m NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, One Mtlo (Voni J?rrnt(r? IlridRr, Notir iio Uoiul leading to "VVnlhnlln. I rpill? underftifrncd wish to mforito thoir .1 friends and tlio surrounding country j aroncrnUv, that they ore now opening a troll "ut?L. OVIV'UVU UlWft Ul t all acid Winter Doot* and Shoe*, JIata and f'ap?, Crockeryr 1 Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, MedWnfls, &C-, AV'th almost every article usually kept ir? a'country ^tore: ftlf oi trhitfk will be sold low for ea?h r Call nnft'foc. Wo wilf take in exchange for Good?, country Cotton and Wool lloirtocpuh, Wool Mat#, Dried Fruit, Venison Ifnm*, K?\v lliubs, Pea,* j Beeswax, Tallow, Honey, to. M. ALEXANpjRR, K. K. ALEXANDER. Kov. 14, JM7 fl> tf J. H. VOTGT, TTX AND COPrftT! 8 51 1 Trr, Wallmiea, S. * IN roil MS his friondH nml tlio public that ? 1 pjigogcd a comj[iojont.t'of,ppjvmitfir > who lift* upvurns of twentf vontffc oxpericfofl in tho nmnufrtcturinK ol ffOPPER KETTI ES KT11.T.M *?.,! -11 . M.,.~ ?..? .! _* . ??? *? ??..u mi ?M?ivr <friwna9 innnufnoturod out of Cojinfr, Tin nnd Shoot-Iron ; And is propnrfld to fiU orders for *11 work m his line ut short notico, Terms moderate.? llflforsto the durability of his work. August 0, 180T W*' i tf '