Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

es, aiict tho good work still progresses.? Tlio ttev. Mr. Pickett is a powerful laborer in Ills Muster's cause, and a devoted soldier of the cross Kdgelicld is fortunate in las ' appointment; nud we but reiterate a com- ' mon wish unionist us, whou wo express tho liopo that lie will bo continued by confer- > cnco tn his present post.?Kihjrfiild Ad- 1 vrrtiacr. Hartford, Conn., October 2!).?A letter received from Lieut. Tyler, of tlio I'lii- j ted States nriuy, at Oregon, to his father, ] dated September 15, states that the Spokan ; 1 and Peluse Indians had been dofeated, af- i ! tcr two (lays fighting. The Spokan chiof I and uino hundred horses were captured, and all tho plunder taken from Colonel ? 8teptoe recovered. Steptoe's pistol was ! 1'onnd on tho body of a dead Indian. The j ( army lost but one man. The Indians wore j begging for peace and complying with all j demands. The war was considered ended. | This letter was o\<>ro.;?cd to FjortTaylor by nn Indian runner, nnd is probably the only news from the sent of war by tho steamer. Ykllov Fkvkh. Inoidknt.?On Monday last., says n New Orleans paper, a gentleman coming into the city from Ozyks, foutul himself setting vix-a-vis wit'i a com pany of strangers in whom lie booauie in- i icrestod. On inquiry, ho found that the , party consisted of lour youths from Kon- j tucky, going to Now Orleans to seek their fortunes "Are you not afraid of tlio fe- J ver?" said our friend. "We did not know tho danger when we started," was the reply. "I advise you," said our friend, "to take the return cars for .Jackson, or you will doubtless soon be occupants of our graveyard." "Wo had rather die than go back," was the answer. They came. Our menu ioiiowoa tnein to tncir boarding lwusc, mid watched their f;itc. Three of them navo been buried; the fourth cannot Hurvivc. Nkw Stvi.b of AuVkutisino.?Those Western folks nrc famous hands for new iV? 11-- - I e ? " Iut;?u" j 1UI llinwtllCU, UIU CUIUIIIIIS OI MIC ?5l. Louiu Republican contain the following : "Engaged?Miss Anna (Jould to John Caudal, city marshal, both of Leavenworth, K. T." NV'liy not adopt the fashion here ? How popular a uowapnpor would be among the VOllll'f IkltHMiva it'it nniltilin/lrl n nnliimn ' - ? ~ ....... w. daily of like announcements! Thoro is nothing near hh fascinating in births, marriages, or doaths.?J\r. Y. Day Hunk. Good Nature.?Good nature is more agreeable in conversation tbftn wit, and Ktvosa certain air to the countenance which is more amiable than beauty. It shows virtue in its fairest ligh takes oft", in some measure, froiu the deformity of vice, and .....I..... ??~n j: ? 1 uiunui uui lUHjf mill lllipurilllCllCU supportable. The Indian War.?A dispatch having l?oon received by the War Depart lieut from [ (Jeiiernl Twigua, confirming tho accounts of j tho hostilities of*,lie Indian tribos north of j Texas, and of tho fight botwoen thorn and , Milinr Villi l)nrn'? n/innnnnil S4n,vrnf.n-? ! ? -?> ,V~V\^V"V Floyd will take measures immediately for increasing theforoc in tho Department of Texas. It is probable the troops now at (iovornor's Island, Now irork, comprising some 500 or GOO men, will bo sent thither. Dvinq for Economy.?Not far from Bradfur.1 unold oouplo lived on their farm. The goou iuhii nail Ijcen ill for smno tiino, vrhtn ttic practitioner who attended liim advised that a physician should ho anmmtinud from Bradford for a consultation. The doetorcnmo looked into tho cane, ^nvo his opinion, and, dojqanding from tlio hick-room into tho kitchen, was there accosted by tho old woman with, " Well, doctor. what'H your charge?" 'My fee is u guinea," "A guinea, doctor! a guinea! And ifyocouio again, will it be another guinoH?" "Yen; but I shull hardly have to comcngnin. 1 have given iuy oniniju. andleavo tho natientin v?fo i*wvl luimK " t ? ""J o?I "A guinea, Dr. llechThe <>l?l wmunn rone, went up stairs to Iter husband'* bedside, and tho doctor, who waited below, hoard her my, "Ho charges n guinea ; and if ho comes again it'll be another guinea. Now, what do you *ay ? If 1 were ye, I'd say no, like a Uritonor; and I'd die fin?t." Omental Wit.?A young man, goinr' a iiiiniMiyd u hundred ilcc/iara to an old man: when ho came back, the old man denied having had any money deposited with him, (vml ho was had up before tlio Khavsoo. V \Vhor<> wero you. voung man, when you delivered t'.iiH in >n6v V" Under a tree." "Take mv seal and Niimmoh that tree," paid the judge. " (> >. young man, and toll the tree to cOme hither, and the tree will obov when you show it m v seal." The young man went in wonder. After ho had lieeii g.?no hoiuo time. the Khaxoo nnid to the old nihil, ' lie I is long?do yon think he has got there yotY" I " No," said tlr? old inrtn ; " it is at some dis- j tance ; ho baa not got there yet." " llow ] kmnvest thou, old man," eriod the Khazeo, ' " whore that treo is?" The young man rc- : turned, and oaid tlio trea would mil nnma? I " Ho lias been hero, young man, nnd givon bis ovidooec?tbo inonoy is thiue.'' Tnnoge?t people havo often been eur-' prised at public meetings to sue with what * enthusiasm and unanimity persona scattered in. all quarters o an audienoe shout for particular speakers. They regard such inauitejtations as unmistakaklo evidence of tbo popularity of the person-catted for. At u Republican mooting in Indiana, thu other day, a spoakor naniodl Jjonjr, responded to a loud cull und took thestaud ; but a big strapping fellow persisted, in. eryinj* out, in stentorian voioe, "Long! Long 1" Thin caused a little confusion, but after some diffioulty in making himself hoard, tiio Pro*ident suooeeded in stating that Mr. Long, the gentleman honored- by thee-.ill, was now addressing them. "Oh, he In) d?>d 1" ro- | plied the follow; "he's tho litfcle skoozioks ! that told m? - /> m!! for !" TkSn ! brought down tho house. hi i 1 11"1' ' h-LiUri- hi i.i. . m l_ nwrrgDE. VBH80N8 indohted l'or Jiroporlv bought nt th? Kntnto Biilffl of lh? luto Ilonry Wliltmirv, mnht whfcn <h?lr Note* are duo, or tO.oy *ll! bo bU?& ^WM. wmnuKK, Vr , , J1KNUV WIUTAIMK, j X orh. T?cy 9,.1858 16 2 i k <* - * * T Is * HY^WKAi. Maiuiii-.d, on Wwtncsd&y morning tlio U7ih nit., by ltev. H. C. Ketoliuui, Hoh't. A. Thompm>*. Kditor of tlio "Koowco Courier," to,Mia* V. Husk StauuiTt, of Cliu kotJYille, Ga. On tlie 28th lilt., l?y K 'Alexander, Esq., Mr. l'ltds. J. Ri.lknuoiiq to Miss Susan Mi iiimikkk, ill of tliin District. 'ON SI' I N B ?5 AT rr.NDI.i: ION DEPOT, For week ending Nov. 1. Deudy & P, W K Calhoun, Maxwell & 8, E B IJoiison & 8011. B 1' Vomer, J T 8loon & Co, J D Smith & Co. H K Campbell, O Soaborn, Level & Wlilt*, F E Martin, B 11 11 R, J ? K Sloan & Uo, Jumos l'rieo, J 15 Hilton, S S Cherry, Bumbird, II & Co, 11 A Thompson, It A Maxwell, A II Grant, .J 1$ Pishetwer. L Kimrodt, \Y A Jones, Mrs N E Sloan, \Y II Whitner. 11 Mayor, A I' ijulhoun. Miss E 1' Adams, MrsE Slmrpe, 1) II Kennemur, J E & M M Helotte, Misa A Maxwell, 1' B Hawkins. T L MoBridu, MissC <'nrson L' Heater, 8 11 McFnll. ^ W II I) (I AII.LA HI). Agent. Church to bo Built at Bachelor's Retreat. rilOI'OSALS will he recoived until the 25th November, instant. I'luu cvliibited ut tlto place. K. P. VEUNEll. Nov 3. 1858 1ft A I)MINI ST K ATOltS' SALE. Willi, be sold ut the Into rcsidonce of Sargent Griffin, deceased, in I'iekonw district, on Wednesday tbo 8tli day of 1 >cceinber next, the PKKSONAL ESTATE of said deceased, consisting of Sixteen IVogrocs, Which are young and likely; Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Cattlo, II >rsos, Hogs fat and stock, Plantation Tools, Wngon, Cart, one yoke Steers, and Household and Kitchen Furniture. ALSO? Twenty-five Shares uf Greenville and Columbia Railroad Stock, with the us cnt paid; together with various other r .tides too numerous to mention. THUMB?'l\v< Iva .,,,>.1(1.- ..wwlit f...< ..11 .sums over $o. with interest, not? und security ; suuis of Sound under cash. K F1 (MUFFIN. ) . , , TJIOSUUIFFIN, } AUm ** Nov 2. 1S;?H 10 J> ft % ffiNS0N & SON, WOULD announce that tliey now have on hand, for sale, ono of tho largest and best selected Stock of Goo^s, Ever brought to this part of tho country. puiciui^uu hi ;>('? iork, I'lumuciphin nail Charleston. consisting of all kinds of DllV (500DS, ltoady Miulo Clothing, Ilats, Caps, Bonnets, CJlovox, Hosiery. Hoots ami Shoes, Slippers and Gaiters, Saddlery, Crockery nnd llardviiro'. Oil, Paints, Turpeutino, Window CI lass arid I'ntty, Iron anil Stool, Sole ftiid Upper leather, Cooking, Parlmuaml Offioo Stoves, a good assortment of GROCERIES, and many other articles too numerous to mention In a common advertisement; all of which we will sell as cheap as tliev can l)e lvmrrl.f ill nl.u ^ S.. ?!.-> ? ... ...... W.W. W,,. .. ... W.V UJ.J.Vi pin t of tho Stalo. Our TIN S110P is now in ftill blast?two good workmen constantly putting up Tinwnro. Wo would call the attention of Country Merchants to our present stock of Tin.? Our wholesale prices will allow thorn to nmkc n handsome pro tit. E. 15. BENSON it SON. Pondloiort, Xkv 3, 1858 10 tf ALLEN & DIAL, SIGN OF T1IE GOLDEN PAD LOCK, Columbiu, S. yMl'OUTEHS and Wholesale anil Kotail m L/uumrd 111 mu~>, O I. r*hii, J3*\l Lift, l'ot Wure, Stock Kettles, Mill Irons, Millstones, ll ?ltii>g Cloths, Circular Savrs, Mill Sawn, Cross cut Saws, Hand Saws, It d a lluliLe and Leather Belting. Straw Cutters, Corn ShollorH, Plows, Shovels, Shades, Axes, Hoc.*, Chains, Sausage Cutters and Stutters, Blacksmiths' Tools. Carpenters' Tools, TnnnOrs1 Tools, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Files, Paints, Oils, Window Class. Lime Cement and Plaster, Carriage UuUding and Trimming Materials, &c., &c. ?ALSO Guns. Rifles. Pistols. Shut R:i<r? ami llnlta l'owdor Flank!*, I'uwJcr. Shot. Lend, Caps, Brass and Wire Fonders,, Andirons, Shovols and Tongs, and ninny other articles ia the Hardware and Housekeeping lino. All ol which thoy offer for sale at uncommonly low prices for Cunh. J.noM AI.I.knJ [JXO C PI AT. flUTft, iy>8 ir? * tf Sialc of K^Kii <uiio'oiiain, / 1'IOKBXS IS EQUITY. ty phriiim Terry ) \i Bill for Relief, Dis James Robinson, Adm'r, covery, Account, John MvjKinney. Adm'r. I &o. Ot Ills 'PIIE complainant having this day filed hi* bill 1 in the above stated ease, and, inasmuch ns ttto following defendant* reside without and beyond the limits of this titnto; to wit: James McKinney, Sarah McKinney and her huxbaml James McKinnoy, l'rcston McKinney, (Scorgc \V. McKinney, JS'ancY McKinnoy, .lames D. McKinney, Mary Murphy and her husband Murphy, Fronds McKinhey, l'rcston MoKinney, jr. Nancy McKinnoy. jr, Mury tiniest and William McKinney, it iu ordered, on motion oi 11. F. l'erry, complainant's .solicitor, thnt tlu>v do appear, plead, answer ov detnir to tho said bilk withiir throe nionthn from the publication of thin rule, or (ho aaruc will ho taken pro cor.fatso as to them. 110LI'T. A. THOMPSON, c.k.ivd. Coin'ra Offico, Qct "20, 1858 * Bin "I JEFOJIK mo by Jehu Hunt a bay inaro Jiy Mule, H cr 10 yoars oiu, heavy bi'ilt, artt! Homo whito spots on tho nock oduscd by the ....II<<<. A ? -1 - - ? '''inti ik|>|/i?ini>u UV VHV imiHU VU IIWinirNf The owner is required' to ooni6 forward, provo r?roportv, pivy cist* and tako it ft way, or llie uw will bo-enforcivl as in such cases mm|o ?niVprovided. Said inule can bo foutxl ?t Mr. Hunt'*, near Iho Trap. A. .1 AXOKllRAN * .. ? Out Iftt tfo>8 10_ in4in ~w?ir*c7ifc * ALL persnrirt arc heroby fiirWurnrl' not , to truilo r>r u Npto l|v?n by dm-to l>k? Win Wolborn for about $53 ()7?, dated* in-September la*t; an tho consideration Wfrhloh tho Haid note wa? given hns failcdt.I'do not intend to pay the oaoio hiiIckh compelled by law. Ns M, 3kUH>KN. Oot i; law? vz t_ Boots and Shoes; at AUOOl>jMBJrtW of houvy lJiiotH?(i(V3fioos just rfcotVOtl, low tor J'?Q'ctl?b Of to iiuifcluul cu?t<?morK, ninV bo fodnaftt 3. T. SLOAN & C(m Pontile ton, Oct 2 11 o | Anderson Prices Current. I OOBfeKUTkO Wl.CKI.V MY KXlil.ANU, OI.kCKJ.KV A ( O A*in:nson II., Nov. /, ;"o8. Cotton por M>. - 8} (. - K) (,# pj.] j " crusUcu and loaf, per lb. 11 if<A 18 Molasses, West India, per gallon, 4>> (</, <">0 " N. Orlonna' " " (JO (n, 05 Vara (On.) por bunoli. - - l.'JO Osnnburgs, (lieuvy) per yard, 1!'> (n 14 i Shirtings, " - 10 (it) 11 i Iron, common size Swede, per 11>. l.'.w.liol. _ It Nulls, |<cr keg, - - - 5.J ( 1 .(Ml (jluH,j, 8X10 - - - 8 ( < -l.'iA I 10X12 - - (., 8.50 j Hlflc. per lb. ... ?; Q\\ 7 Flour, pot1 barrel, - - -150 (ri\ .">.00 J i Wheat, per imnhol, - - in? ( 00 ltid'on, liojf roniul, . - 10 (ti) 12 i H'lfljjhig, (funny, per ynv<l, IK ( < 'JO j Outs, por bushel, - - _!!7 I'cn s, " " - - - 7") | l'owdor, lliflo, per kcjr. - 7.) S Urjf" l'horc is always to be found a good Stock of Woods, ut B., U. & Co's. | LUMBER! LUMBER ! |P|MIE subscribers having purehnsad tho B. MILLS formerly ownod by Col. John A. j Kasloy, deceased, three miles east of Pickens i ('. li., are prepared to fill orders for Ll.'Mj lll'llt, tinislud or niiduiHlicd: Sash, Blinds, i aniKM uoors, or no.vtinn-j; in Mint line, nt i short notice. Wo arc determined to curry on : the business in nil its brunches, and porsons I wishing nnything in our lino, tnny be assured ! their orders will meet with prompt attention. | The business will l>e enrrio ' on under the i inline of the ".Six MiIa Oompuny." Mr M F ! Miiciikm. i-> the authori/.ed Agent of tlie Coni' pany.to whom all orders should bo ad I reused. | \Ve solicit n sbnie of imblic pntromme. 'T. J. KEITH. II. <!. 110(1 CIS. M. F. MITCH ELL, L. 0. ORAIG, J. N. LAWRENCE, W. N. CRA.1G. Six .Mile, Nov. 5. 1H58 16 tf 1 ^mmm Pendleton Railroad Company. SUBSCHI HERS to tho capital stock of this Company aro hereby notified that tho Sixteenth and Seventeenth Instalments :ire required to be paid u.s follows, viz: The 10th iiiH'/f'uont on lstdav of Jan, 1858 ' 17th *' " ' March, " W. II. D. GA1LLAR1), xinv o, 10.;* ia koo & Treusr. I Ordinary's Salo. 1")Y virtue of an order to mo directed by. ) \V. J. Parsons, Ksq., Ordinary of I'icli| ens district, I will noil to the highest biddor I lit l'ickcn.s Court Ilouso en Salodav in Poc 'inber next, tlis ltonl Estate of Dauiol J Chapman, deceased, to wit: One Tract of Land, containing Sovonty Acres, lying on Twelve iUilo Kiver. ami hdjoining lands of Andrew Nnal, James Chapman and others. Sold for thi< payment of del its and division amongst the heirs of tiio sa d deceased. Tkrus or Sale.?On a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, except the cost, which must he paid in cash.? The purchaser to givo bond with good security, to tho Ordinary to secure the payment of n.l i :?t- - < - mo |>MiUIIii"u n un iv niortj^it-ge ui uie premises if doeinerl necessary by him. Purchaser to pay extra for titles. L. C. CRAIG, ft.K.D. N .v 5. 1K58 l 'i td Ordinary's Salo. BY virtue of (\n ordor to mo direetcvl by \Vr. J. P.iVHons, Esq., Ordinary of Pickea? district. I will soil to the highest bidder on Suledu/ in Dpooiiihor next, the llmd V'.s. i tutcof Andro.v Kolly. doooa-od, to wit: Tract N>'. 1. on Koowee rivor, adjoining ' j lands of M. M. Norton, Mrs. L. Alpxandor i . ' and others, containing! Tiro Ilundrel. and | Twenty-eight nercn. ' Tract No. 2, on wafers of Little river, and adjoining lands of T? N Robins and others, containing One Hundred and Fifteen acres. Sold for division amongst the hoirs of said j deceased. Terms or S.ujt,?On n credit of twelvo r months, with interest from day of sale, except j , tho cost, which must be paid in cash. The | purchnsor to give bond with good security, to j tho Ordinary to secure tho payment oif tlie purch- ^ money, with a mortgage of the pro- ' mibes .f deemed nopon*". l:y "ui- j chases to pav extra for title*. L. C. CRAIG, s.i'.n. i "Nov. 8,18/)3 10 td^ H OTIC iE. Kntutft of Jasper M. Bell, deceased, will . JL bo Anally nettled i". llio Ordinary's Otfico, I at I'ickens C. II., ou tin tlrnt Monday in Fcb1 ruary next. Tho Notes and .Accounts, duo tho j 1 Konn I Jl.? I 1- I L' I ' I1aoooi>, Ksq., for sot!lenient; and they be paid at once. Persons having demands a1 gainst said lvstato laust present them ivhiinor the undersigned, legally attested, by that day. E.NltLY DELL, Adin'x. Nov n, 1858 10 8in_ Administrator's Sale. I ! \\ril>L be sold nt the lato residence of Daniel , | if McKinncy. deceased, on Saturday tlie20th | instant, Corn, Stock, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles. Tonus made known on day of sale. HOB'T. A. THOMPSON. Adm'r. J Nov 4. 1H53 ' 10 2 Final Not.ico. | TVTOTIOK ie Jioreby given tl?nt u Bnnl aot| ii tlemcnt of the Estate of William Simn! Koii, deceased, will bo made boforu tlio Ordii narv, at Pickous Court Ifoiiso. on the 3d Moni day* iu Jnnunry next. Porfcona indebted to I the Estate imtft make payment, and- thoso I having demands ngainnt said K*lut<v inunt i render tliam to me, duly at tested, on or bo. fore that time.'. J. K. HUQW& Ex'oiv c|' Ootft. r.- '. -; g $* Wfr TOK SALE, \fY VALtTABf;R PLANTAflON tying on tho ifL nt?o llfclge l9s$ Kbwl, containing Tltreo Hundred and 8ixt?y Jurti. (>n the premises, ther? are ? now d wettlrig, stable*, cavriego liouw end all nocowsftry out-building*, framed and w?AlBtr-boitnlD>l. T-lio tdaco is one of tti?Kn*> Improved la the District, There ft.^nbout' 830 ivorcs of woodland, well timbered! Tl?d tract Of Itmd I# near the roud.loftdhig from Pendleton to Vtdhnlltt, e?)ita?li Until from tt)04* points. Por terms >u?d further particular*, apply to Dr. 1). A. Diutmr. fi. A. TATi: o?i r?, isss 12 u ASSIGNEE'S SALE. ON' ftnWlny in December next at l'irkens (J. li? \ will sell (?> the highest bidder Oil a credit of nine months with interest from day <?f pale, tlio following Ileal Kstato assign iMi i>y i mis. i'. uiwYin, viz: TI16 Homo Tract, containing *'>U0 Acros on Ooldcn's Crook. The Tu\U>r jilneo whoWion llphiaiiu Sin cont now livos containing -00 acros adjoining lands of John Bowen, Stephen Clayton and others. .V Tract containing O'Jl acros on Wrights Crook, waters of Jocassve Uiver, adjoining lands of the Kstuto of Samuel Maverick and the North Carolina line. The undivided half of a tract containing about 000 aero* on Six Mile Crook adjoining lands of Sumiicl Maverick's lCstate, Widow Merck and others. A 'L\ not containing 1000 acre.-' on waters of Toxuwiiy Hiver, adjoining lands granted to Samuel Mavcriek and others. A Traet cnntuiiiuiir lOOO acre* on waters ofToxawav River, adjoining land granted to Jeremiah Field and others. A Tract containing 811 acres on botli Fides of Devil's Fork of Joeasseo Hiver, and on hoth sides of the roail from l'ickens C. 11. to Cashier's Valley, adjoining lands surveyed for Grisham ami Norton and others. The remainder of tract originally granted to Hen jam in Wallace, containing 840 acres on lJoone's creek, waters of Keuvvee Hiver, ami mlioioiinr Intnl.* Ill' .[nmna I othors. A Tract containing 87 acres on lirnncheof Oolouov, waters ofoalii'hi Hivor, ainl adjoining land*granted to Cloorge llo>l.son, Ja . Jctt ami others. A Tract containing -17 I acres on branelie;. of lJrasstowu ercek, watory of Tngaloo Uiver, and adjoining laiulj granted to ll ibort Strililing ai d others. Tlio romniinler. about half of ft tract eontili 111 IW 7 70 ui'i'i's rt?i li it li si ili- J nf 11 ii 11 I.I . iin.L waters ofChattuga Kiver. ami adjoining laud* of the Estate of Caleb May and others. Tlio roinaindor, about half of a tract containing 704 actus on (Jump Brunch, waters of Chattuga river, and adjoining lands of J. X. Whitnor nnd others. The above lands will be sold bv the trfiOt, be the number of acres tnoio or lc<s, except perhaps the Ilome Tract, and tho Grants and other papers relating to the .same, will be exhibited on day of sale. Also, a ltegro woman abont 37 years old on the same terms, at the same tiiuc ami place And Thursday i'dhnving at the residence of the said Tims. 1). Garvin, all his personal property, consisting of llorses, Cattle. Hogs, Blacksmiths, Carpenter's and Fanning Tools; Wagon ami Muggy, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Ac. ic. On like credit of nine months with interest from <lay of sale, for all sums of Ton dollarsaud nine. AM sums under that amount will be required in Cash.? Such security as the Assignee wishes must be given before tlic property will bo delivered or titles made to tl.o lloiil Instate. All the above property will lie offered nt private sale until dav* of sule above inentione?l. *J. B. CLAYTON. Assignee aud Agent. Pot. 23. 1< ?S. 1". ' t,l Administrator's Sale. T WILL '.iKLLnt the " Saluda Plantation" JL or lite latfl v ;ti tiunu a ivisioy, junior, to tho highest bidder, on Thursday tho lltli day o'.' November next, as tho property of the sitid John A Kasley, junior, ueceatsed, Tlia'cc Negroes, Tone, a first rate Blacksmith, young nnd lik??lv : Andy, a first rate fellow ; and Clary, a good Cook. ALSO, one Spar.!:-.!; Jack ftn;? k num bor of Jennets, thirteen Mu!o<, six Horses, Cows. Hogs, Corn, Wheat, Plantation Tools, Harness, <fcu.. &e. Terms: a credit of nine lia J'i ??? fill Clllliu S*\ iiilK.tlin k.<itio ivSti. ing note Mini scurity bearing intorest from day of sule.; ami sums of and under to be j>uid iu cash before delivery of property. W. lv. EASLKY, Adui'r. Oct 20. lEort H FAIR NOTICE. A. SplcndW! lIui'Kain to 1>? E^ost (c all but (Mio. "VY^'ILli bo Hold to tl.c highest bidder, a Y? PickensCourt House, on the first Mon day '? December next, ono of the bestViirim l'mi* (rrnin. tlin lirwt Imrr ivinrro tlu? tin. largest cattle rnn^o, tlie most pleasant nnc healthful situation, with the purest wnter ii tlie State. The tract contains 927 ACHES more or less; 00 odd acres of choice creel and branch bottom (never overflown) already in cultivation and more to clear, with mucr good upland. Sold because it belongs to u: jointly and cannot ho satisfaotorily divided and neither of us foel able to buy the out. The land is offered at private sale until the day above mentioned. If not thus sold, it will then go to the highest bidder.? Si)id place is situated on Oolenoy creek, .'I miles from Maj Alexander's plantation, t! miles from Mrs Harton's, miles from Pump MMIOU II, il 111 I W IIIIIU.1 11UII1 V.tM lia^'fUU .t.? Suunydule P 0 is on the place, nnu our ud droas. Terms published on day of sale. J AS. 0.' COOK. J. 15. PARSON'S. Pot'A IMS _ 8 LAND FOR SALE. rpllE subscriber oft'ors his YAUABM; JL TRACT or LAND for nalo. It i.^ nituutod in Pickens district, and lies one mile below Ji./rntt'* brid^". on Tugnlo river. Tlit 'p..... ii i,... i i v. Acres, 100 acres of which is good ltiver ami Creek Bottom. The place is valuable ami improved. Terms simile easy. JKS.SH A. il^T.L. Pot 21,1858 14 (f | S horehy given, that from this time fortli .L 1 will Atfiumo my maiden name, Mary J. Brook*, instead of that of Ohilders. which was imposed on ine illegally. Hei'oreneCt given ns to character, Ac, MA11Y J. BROOKS. _Oet 10, II 3 rvoWcji;. " AFlN'AJy (^ttjoment of (lie .E.ntnto of flic Tittf' John dcocnml, will ho made in thtVOWRlin^y*" OIl'ii'O, nt l'iekcnw (? II, oil tli? 4tfj SloVnlny in'JP.muary next. Persons indubtod to the Kstnto nrc required to make payment,<nmlthoso hnvin# ricnmmlrf ugninsl 6!\id liptate must present them legally nttosted on or before that lime'. MAltY A. COUCII,) Adni'x UOB'T COUCH, j Adm'r Ofet 22, '14 _ am FOUND, tSM.rtltL.ftow.'ef monoy. Applv nt (hit Office. _Oot. r>, if w, i \ if HIDES AND BARK Wiu, be oovoirr fa i it tmuces hy J. T.. N. SMITH. Toa Yard, Jau 4,1853 il3--t? O AMDJiDA'j'Ea. 'I roll MAJOlt: I W$.The friends of W. 1$. WII1TK j ros| ectfnllv announce liliu a ca??liilftto fur I .Major of tlio 1st Huttalion,' tiictitid /vogimftiit; South Carolina Militia/ POll ORUIXAHV. Rfc/?" Tlio friends of .1A M liS A. DOVT.KwouM ; runfully announce liiia n candidate for Or- I i dinuiy, at the ensuing election. ?v,>y Tlio 1riutulu ol'W. ! !. IIOI.COMIM'! ? csj; pout fully aiinoiiuco lilm n candidate for Ordiim- | | ry, at tlio next election. fii.-.V-Tlie fvieuds of S. II. JOHN'S respectj fully nimouuec him a candid..to for Oidiuury at , die uf.ii elQciion. | I'u'> Tlio fvicuiK of I'.ov. JOHN OWT.NS l>ojr 1 lcnvi' i<> announce liiui a candidate lov Oidiiuuy | uf I'it lvi'iis tlisi rict, at (lie en uiii,f oleci inn. BfV'. T!ie fiiendn of THOMAS .1. KKfT I itsped fully announce Mm a candiduio fnrOrdiuary of I'ickens di*i. ii-t, ai tlie cunning election. FOll 8IIKIUFT. K2T Tlie fiicndsofCol. LKML'Kl. TI10MI AS rosjiectfullv nmiouneo him u candidate j for Sheriff ol' l'iokous district, at the enduing ! I election. 1 &H?~Tlic friend* ?.f Col. A. ?. SA Rt'SKNT j I respectfulIy nnnoumc him a candidate for J Sheriff of l'iekens district, at tlio ensuing I election. I iy, Jj" The friends of \V. X. t'lJAMS li { 1 t*is v?* ! toannounce liiln 11 candidate for f"u . id'oi I n:k! ens district, at the next election. I'OU TAX I'OLMICTOH. I V" The friend-: <>l Mr. A. S. ST!-".I'll I'.XS ; rcsi'i?t(nlly announce him a enndidaio jo.- t! ? uliice of T x Colic'tor of l'ickens dit-irhi, i-> tlu> ensuing clue lion. ' 1i ru'iu'.s o! .Mi'.'.ii.1..' iiih l1. r;\ .'I'Iio frieiu1,< of Itov. .1. It. IIUNNICCTT respectInlly announce liiin rt candidate lor the i i ollice of Tax Collector, nl the ensuing ok . .ion. ; ) The friends of l'ev. 11. M. DAIiTON > ; respectfully announce liitu ns a ci?idid?!e l'ov j i Tax Collector at the next election. trj}" Tho i'liemls of J. W. I,. (WHY respect- ] i fully aiiiuunoo 1i>>.i n candidal? lor rc-olei-tiMi 1 j to the office of T.tx Collector, for PickciM <lis- | ! triot, at tli? cnMnug olcclioti. I f^/j-Thc friends of II. cm;VF.LAND MI NT | i respectfully announce liim a candidate for 'Lax ! Collector, at tho next elcctiou. < . . '.j.1. 1 r IMUXTKR'S DKl'OT, For tin* snlo ??t" ! WT.ITINC, HUNTING. UN VKI.OPK, AND | I'ninDI.'li ii lin.'iK' i' i duo and S'rintiic^' Materials Of all kinds. ! Agent fur li. .JOHNSON & CO. Type Founders, It. UOK & CO., And other Printing Press makers. ' PltlNTINd INKS, of host quality, at Munufaetir.-ey'? Prices. TO RIUllCIIANT^ Tho suhsorihor hogs to c?U attention to tho Largo Stock of Writing and Wrapping Pa- 1 , j per of nil kinds, which ho will soil very low | | for cash, or short credit <01 large sums. JOSEPH WALK1W, 120 .Meeting st. Charleston, SO Oct 12, 1858 13 tf ()S?ARS ! "J'llST received a good lot of CIGAltS, from ff zo t? uu otinw |i?>r flnzcn. I Iioho loiiu oi tlie luxury of u whit)', should liny of J011N T. SLOAN & CO. Polidletnn. Oct 1 3 LOST, 1)ETWKEN I'ickens 0 II and my rosi- | ) denco, on Snlcday last, n I'ockot l>ock, : containing $40. The bills rocnUnntod arc j m.n !v')|| ,,,,,1 nnn i.n Mm It....I, ,.f lesion." ?A liberal reward will be puiil for tho llook aiul conleuts. Apnlv to ? tl. W." TAYLOR. Oiit [-2. 1K:>R \:\ if t . Reduction of Freight j OX THE BLUE RIRflE RAILROAD. [ !U,<1 after the tlOlh Sc|?(ouilior, tho fol\ / lowing will bo tho rates of Freight on ! this Roail: ' 1st Cliias Goody, jior foot .'5 rents ; 1 2d " " " li mid rod 10 " 3d " " " " 121 " 1 4th " 10 " 4 nnd utlior Goods in proportion. W. II. 1). (SAILfjAliP. Aa-ont. u.-t i>. i,s.>s 12 tf * " " ( { .1. II. .W WW KM., M. I>. II. K. SKA liolts. i MAXWELL & SEABOilN, i I'lil 11 11 I ri i p , PRKg>LKTO?r, S. (!., IN V IT 10 the attention of the public to their lur^e and excellent Stock ot flftUGS. M KDICIXKS, Oil KM 10 A LS, Trusses, Shoulder l<raco.J, Rroft't Pumps, Nipple Shield*, Supporters, Family Xfedicii'.e Oliests, iSur^ieftl ami Dfelitfrl Itnirninent <. . Toilet and fancy -Vltch?<<, f>vf-SU>frline Tobacco, SeptaT-i and Snuff, P'm inuiflry, S[t;I cos, Brushes of every dflrrcripion. I>raiidic-i, i Wines, Alo, JVn.ei- ami oilier Liquors, (all ! ntire. tor medicinal mirno (rla;^, I'utlv. 1 ) Syringes in g e.it vuiic'.y, ami every other article in tlic line. ' I Opt 2t 1858 11 it, NQW IS YOUll TIME. I AM now offering Four llmtttactl and Thirty-four Aorop of good FAloiTXlj LAND for Palo, lying en the waters of <.'oucross and 1 Colonel's Pork crock*, in J'lckenu district. L have on the premises a goou dwelling 11011*0, n new Thresher, with other UfjcoaMii v boild1 irigs. Also, n now Saw'rjiu (Jri.it Mill of the latest improved stylo, nil in fine working or-* dor. My Land i? r,'hinted six nSilo* muiUi of Walhalla, on tho jtnhlie rood leading lVom Jnrrutt's ill idge ii> Pickens (3 II. My con! vcnienco for church goinp and good schools , ( will compare favorably with nuy country lo> I cation in tho State. Pnynicniti may boinudo i i to suit tho purchaser. ,' Ti. w. allex. Cnlimt)f> Fork PO', Sept 23. 1H58 1 O-tf ; I "" 'inon ICY ! i rriIF< Hook#, Accounts ?ml Notes, nastgoou hy ! L I?Hcrtol & Norman for (lie benefit of their ftfcditoru, nre. in niy henrfg for collection. The | necessity of tlio ciwo requires tlmt they i>houl<t i bo settled without <Uluy. J. U. J^.VfiOOlJ, Assignor. Oct ft. 112 ' f _ IH< TM:H. I 1 r n^.^.u?t.wl..l.l..l ? ..... I... M^iii r... In. count, mu?t settle by tho first of Novoiubvv. RWouUl (licy fail to do ko, llio.v will have to tPiiKo > payment to tlie law officer*. at) I intend to remove from the District soon. Oct 0 12-1. K. A. TAXi:. GOOD LANJ> FOR SALE. f|"MlH subscriber offbrs his Ixxitdn for falo, _| lvinj? n?ul situate oil tlio waters of Mohkv Crook, in White comity, (iit. One Tract contains > Acres, a part of which is ^ooil bottom; upon tlio place Is two dwellings, out hllihlill'rs. mvhiit'il .< .* Vf ii'ik limine liirttf o * J ilcres nrOcletuvd, and at theoihc." thirty ocro*. (loud KpringB nrc convenient to hoi h places. This tract is in *? miles of tin: Court House, I mili< of u py$t oflice, .store, omnp ground nn<l church, A I.SO, 21) Acres of Laud, lying on the Creek, with water fullnuiul power l'uv iron works, mills or any othor improvements. There is also good farm in;' lain! on this tract. These tracts are located in plenumt neighborhoods. and was formerly a part of Ila!>ersham county. Now is the time to ;rot a huruain, as I am determii ed to >o! 1 at rc duood priee. Address mv n> liOo, or in?<pcet tlie premisesut unv time. 11AMKL DICKKTT. August "J. 18"i8 .'I Sin WOOL CARDING. rpnr, ?ul>*eril>er having purGl-nacd tlio B Wool Carding Muehine, on Wolf Creek, near Hunter h .stoic. respectfully announces t<> ilie publie generally, that he is now prepared to do Carding in good style and ut tdmrt notice. Tliero i? tv ertnitrtl Bnrr machine at'.iu-liOd, Iir cleaning Wool. Uv strict atleiiiioii to business. the undortriunvd lionea to merit tl.e patronage of the public. Toll cati I,;* paid in either money or wool. V ' C I I I ' f ? I I L' ti Sept J, 7 _ tf Watch Repairing, &c. T 3 ^! IK subscriber bog;* leave to inform 11>*? 3 i ili cits of tlto urroundingcountry, that bo will \isit tb's place again during next October C'ourl. anil will reinain until itll or.'.ern i'.vo (il'cil. I le IVju'irs Watches, Clocks, Jewel) \, c i*., in a wovkmnn-like manner, and on1 tlie i"'?. t rea' onv Me terms, ilecuubc found; tit "1 ,V(.u::u.'s Ilbtcl, where work uu\y 1 >c left. S. W. WEST. I' -ki n : C H. Aug 6R. lftfiR 7-tf \ i:\v ?7? A sinv a nr i? nnnn? 1: hijj: infu.i -;iiu uuvi'u At B'kfccu* C. 88. fjMfK undersigned are now receiving aud _l opening a well selected stock of Spring and Surhmcr Goods, Which wc offer to our fiitfmls nnd customers low, in flfl<jonhin<?4 with the hard times, consisting in part *?rflto following: I'lJI.sTS, i\J r*; IJ >S, CJ.vnihr'i . ?. B rown and IMenchcd Shirting . n id Spooling: A \m'M 8o1cc';hI ;,io;k of Kcm'y-iuudc CLOTH J X(5, Miit" etui (" ps ; 1*0mot . liiltlHin . Trimmings. >K\: l)oo' < iviid Slim* lo** and Uridlos : IlauK.nro pm'1 rir,->' an*1 MciV?'inr>: oiulnliiioi ovivy i?ih"i at iieli'nuially found any w!u?.e iii :c it|> cortnt.-y. Wo t .'.r in 'oui iOV <:>nntvv lloiaofrtUn. Tallow, Ijc; t.or.i, loiWcv, Wool, llagc, ?l?\. fu tlto ? >! nay pf'u Ds. Wo fo'uin ocv i'ov pust patronage, and lio. o our {Yionds Mnl t'.io public will onll and cMunine oUV *ioi k Ufefore buying clscwhft e. F,. & E. E A'l.EXAXDEll. May IT., l^-SH *13 if (i, R! EC KG. JO, HAS ju .t rotut'licd r.Kiii ('hrrlpston with . a ni.o selection of SI'i 1N(! A* Sl'MMKR D'lV (.SUUDS. fo:* C' iiLcmenb' AVcnr, such ns Black and Blue Broadcloths, DOK-SKIX CAS31MKUK. CASIIrv.1; \>'\Aiy \KT>'. ALSO, JOiiier ' 1. il'c ' 1>;cases', such s ('iv iic: <!eitjlei? i who \. i-h i\ ii:*e \ of CLOTH LMi wri i'o \>"M i?v ;;:v.ir{ ?? .. ? n CP 11. look.at Mm Viiciiioiii of l<onio . S. fur 1S68, I mill lr'vt' I'icir iivcn uvc tuUci, ?* Mr. W, \V A1jS1\.V ANN i tlioe \ muly lu exe| it'p iM.y woilc in lr.s lino in tho most fusU| ioii'\Vi! iiimJ uirttmcil sivlrl I * f ?. R3GCKI3, Jr. ; llo* l*Ul> \Oil a ii ito : itH'k t*r CJIIOCP1 Kli'iS. SII**11 lis Mnln AO ; Siiw.ii Tnn Tghacco, Soup, Stu.vli. A.?i.e. -? A LSO 1 Invdwave. nml Cup--, tt.mts t\n<l Shoos; all of \vhi?h lie ofTovs t-> tlo public us cheap as tho clionpo'-t firr CASll ! V? ?lh?lli>. yf-.yy II. IS.1S 4H-tf V/. M. HADDEN, ,lTTOR.\I^r AT I V\Vr ivli Solicitor in" CqilKy, I'icKKNS COrilT ll()l;SK, s. r. .Inn l'-l. fxr>8 2(1 Hamburg Cnce Moro! TO MV OLD IT I K\ !)S IV PK'KP.Yfit !>VO! 1.1) respoctfitlly ' ovm my oi l iVic i of Vickcns ili.u I ?'i ! 1 tlio o-.in'oyment of Mr. \Y t. IIn.i., of lliu.ibv.vjj, ('., doalcv in' nil ! iii'"*i iif Cntli'i'yv PI iters, Mee'ienica, llwili'orm lnateriV.'', &o.,e I woitM '?; lio^'. y to meet wi.h tlicmnml ?i' I'loin ({HODS in i'.ic i,: ovo 1 itle at its low ii ice- it* iliev ci n tic pr.rclr eil it inly o ' tlio Soi'.dicvii iiuukois. *, l!?> ii-iiiti ttic coiVit.y will meet with' liiotTitif aitouiion. J. A. UIJKLKY. Ilanil iivp. "Tilly Uf*, 18<">8 _ Sin NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, Oil? l>IHe f'r JhtiiiK'n lirlil^r^ Near I ho liou<l '? ?< ; to Wulhnllft, v\ rplli: < ('. Nikli to inform their JL f. 'cmjiI* nnd the u?.v?<?tr.(li??f{ country ponovnlW, 'hrtt they tf:a o^ionTiig a well' aclc. >d ."toi'l? flt I'atl rfytl Wiiif'ci* ^oods,? Hoot*mill Mior* HuN itnrt (': ]> , (.'jvukovy,' Hardware nnd Ouil rr; , . Jvoreviii. BIcitlclltCN, i Ac., will) almost c <s v f; :!rloi' oi>!ly kept hi a cuUivti'y ftovc : n I oi v Hoi; Ml Lo told lo>? i\>r oaafi! Cull iv.d.iio. We v. ill lo'io ii? exelnwfto fi>v . ootin? trv Cotton tftfu Wool Ifou.ie^pi'.ii, W ool lint*,. t l>riod Fii'U. V??-.ii" oii Ifum*. Haw llideK, jltft'S* Hot-awnx, Tullov IIoiipv, sc. J. M. ALUXANDKlt,. | |? 1A 4 I n, r.. \?,v. 14, 1 S,">7 M? tf J. tt. VOIGf, 'J' l $ A N ft (.' 6 V V V. 11 H M I T U V?WH*lln, S. < ./ j "l?N VOttMR hi* Mr (', ?ml iltp (ul-!ic tl-nrtf I I hfthtwi n competent Liiiicfttiivitha win* litis upwp.st1 of t\\ on1v \0i\rK oxv o) i^i rt* I in tlio pi.nu'r.'Olurli^n ??f ^dPl'KIl KJSTTLK.S, STILLS. m>tl oU othernrticlM inr.nufucturetl out of C'o;>v.? V, Tin owl M.rot-lrMi ; nn<l WpropnwM Urnii oV<1pis for ?H work in* his line rtt short notice. Tcims iiH>(l?ratc.-*-?* | Refers to the uuriljHItv of his work. I August 6, l?o7- 4 J&L.w

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Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, November 06, 1858, Image 3