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considered. Np Bction. ^ 11 'flie Appropriation bill wr.s up. . I i Wahhinoion, tub. r.5r:?\ difficulty which lately gopurred between Mr.- liowie, Mom-; ber of Coogrvus from Maryland, and Mr. Linton, of Ariaon;>, bus been amicably adjusted. Mr. Sickles bus urrpnml n compromise Tlivifl hill.' virfimllv rmi?Ai.i.". ?!'" * ?:n' e , . .. IVPIVIIU^ VIIU Ml III 1)1 1846, with tho list of the TaritV of 1857, and specific duties on iron. Washington, Feb. 20.?In the Senate, to day, Mr. Slijjk'll said, as tho defective ( rules of the Senate permitted the minority ; to prevent a vote, lie would, rather than sacrifice the appropriation bill,and thereby : render it neccssary for a call of un c\trn ses- ; sion of Conmcss, and particularly as the Senate hiis already oppressed un opinion in | favor of the acquisition of Cuba by t' test | vote of twelve majority last night?he said he would wiMnlmw tlm l?ill I- ' ?""" *"??? ? forward the next session of Congress. The army appropriation hill was passed, with an amendment of nearly one million dullarM for fortifications. The llouac paseed the 1'ost Office appropriation bill in the fcanic form as reported ; on' yesterday. The 1're.sident sent in bin veto of the | Agricultural College bill. There wr.s an unsuccessful effort made ' to take up the Tariff bill. Various amendments to (ho Amiropria- ' ?.:n .........??..j ? . ?' i <> > >/! > nuivuvwu Ull ; IIIIU U1U .A ])proprialion bill was debated. Al?VKBTI8lN(1.?One of our exchanges nays tliot discontinuing ndvcMising is like taking down one's sign?-a sort of retire- [ ment from business, and the public treat it 1 as such. Or tliey may regard it as evidence that something has gone wrong in the business which requires privacy from investigation. Whatever construction may be put upon it, the result is disastrous, Now, ! wo ad vine all our readers who may have fallen into the common error of the season, I tn i?nnin nnl of K<vl?u ? 11 ? v?? VI?VI? IIVIV.1, iW |Mll lljl UUMI nigns onec more, And to advertise in as many papers ns they did in the bent times.?"While business creates business, it qrc??tos n tnlk nod stir in. business circles, mid reminds people that they hitve no right to he leading drone lives, even though the times be dull. And even in the worst of times, advertising always J??y? well, and the more ! of it there is, the greater will bo the circulation of money, und the sooner will be restored n condition of prosperity. Tiihek Mbx Poi&onkd.?The l\)?t Master nt Cliornw, fch C.. cn.VH tlie Herald ??f (ho 120th inpt.. received yesterday .1 note from Jlcnncttavillo. oontuining the following:? " Three men killed hcrwyosterday by pm?>n, popposed to lifivc been in whiskey. .John W. Orahnm. Annnnin* Orrthnm and John B. McCallnm wore tlin victim*. John 0, Terrel has been arrested and lodged in jail? circumstantial evidence very btrong against him." IIorsk Thikvks.?Two horse thieves were lodged in the jail of this district on Saturday lust. Their story runs thus: They are brothers, named .Tones, and citizens ot' Virgtnifi, connected with the K. K. V.'p of that ancient commonwealth. Traveling South, they got out of funds. In Columbia, they stole a horse and a mule to enable them to make headway in their tour.? .Reaching Kdgciield District, their mule took sick and they had to lenvo him on the road-side. Proceeding a few miles, they arrived at Mr. Win. Toney's; it was night and nobody was up on the premises. Not wishing to disturb tlio family uunecessa rily, they entered the liorftc lot nnd took a j mule to sitpply the plnce of the one just j loft behind. A filly followed them out of j the lot and wont on in company. One of the gentlemen thon concluded to go and | look oneo more after the sick mule; found him so far convalescent n? to he able to proceed on the journey; and took him ulong out of pity. So they all went on their way, rejoicing nnd whickering " over into the Htate of (Jeorgy"?whether beyond the "big.Kioky" or not is unknown to us ut this writing. Dili me next morning early, after the last theft,-Afr. Toncy awoke and missed bin ssni'.e. He saw the tracksnnd followed In pursuit, accompanied by Mr. Iiarkln ^wearingen. Ih a couple o/days, their chaseresulted in capturing the entire traveling par tYi men, mules, horse aud tillv. All arrived wifely hack at this point on Huturday.? I fow mucli of truth there may be in the statement of the thieves, it is of course iinjwssiblo to say. We give it, in the hope .that'll will lead to further discoveries.? Pas* around the story; bffetftren of the press, .una Mil us lionr if any of you krtow aught ?6f those Virginia gentlemen. Perhaps their tale my load to tin; tr.'v! ><r out of oth<tr tUievc>) aiid '?$vcifiea,<r-ffrlyijieh! Ailrerlittf. , < ? 27.?Phillip Bar* ton'Key, tT; S; District Attorney for the JMstrict of ColaniWi?, wuh flrod at ana killed to-day in the sirc^t hy Daniel B, .Sickles, Member of Congrtaui from the Third fltfstriet fn New York. The deed wad .couuniUcd nearly in front of tho K<feeutive . iinnfitAti onJ Iiao 4 * '** * .oi.vu^ if M?o i>kwku fi. uxuicenicni ?<?ount of tho ntAi: ?io?r of 'both )>nrti?4. The efmsfi sMiglrAt in the alleged firitafinnlity nf Mr, Koy with the wife of Mr. fticMefl. , An Ikisu iSCAV'KTn Ai>K,ii.--Mr. Mitchell, the IwwU editor of a papor now published at Washington, and culled li Tho Houthcrn gAt? off i,ha following Htrango announcement of lifa position On tho Afii-. can nucution: litlf. !.i? f i-i' ? ' ? - 1 v o mi-vim w mviaa mo tfouth, rather than lot t he Huuth bo United in aulHnuwion. Wo intend 'Urtvi"4r to do ' .ho very thing yp\& cty out agaiiut po earnontly?that is to dwell upon thft African slave trade a? a demoorntio ^i?e*?tion?a qtMMtion whether tho broad taffda of tbo beautiful South nro Ao bo for th.O American people, Or for a few *jap?iali?tH who have a ju<,mopo3y of the on{y Jubor that can make theitt valuable. Ave iinuountsfr oftm?lvrj? ??* ?? ? ? ?? ?p *'u~ - -T ? I room-whito party, and ahall do our utmost P to excite a violent aduuomty in the'poorer u ? , A olassaguiust the richer-?if the richer per-1 nist in refusing us negios at the Ashaiilec prices." This paragraph wefind going the rouuds oi tno press, ns tin extract from the Citizen. I ' IF Mr. Miohell wrote it, wo *uppose ho ' i oca us what lie eayn; for he is a downright, I rishumn.. Hut what tire the Southern peo- J pie to think of a comparative stranger, who thus threatens to sow deep dissensions umongst them ? And furthermore, whore is that "mean- j white party" of whom the Citixen proposes to beeomo the self-constituted organ?? 1 A'iff/rfirfij Adt'erliitrr. '' i ' Dkatii or ThkOi.urkt Man.?Wo havorc- < ccived, Suva the M inimum' * Adtvrti**r, tlie < filhiwing iMminiummtiun fi corrospon- ( dent at ('.ivington, in this Statu! i I Tlic oldest man in the I'oitod States, ami i ,1.-1.1 ?- I ? ? un liiu wmiltf g|o|?e Itf (1(1)11. M e 1 nave to announce the d?*ntlt of " J'a Cicsar." i nit old negro mull, not less than 130 to I 10 vonrs of age, who <lte<l in Covington on the 1 Kth of this month. It is caul that he \va?, 1 over a hundred years ago, king of a tribe of j negros in his native land, lie has heen confined to his bed fur upwards of twenty-live yours, and although not aide to step for that period, he retained the lull pi ssom'oh of his PeU-es up to the last minute of his life. IIow To lli'lN A Son.?Let him have : his own \vay. Allow him the free uso of money. Suffer him to roam where he plea- | scs on the Sabbath, (live him free access J to wicked companions, ('all him to no ne- 1 count for his evening. Furnish liiin with j no stiited employment. l'ursuqp either of j these ways mid von will experienco n must j mrtrvellous deliverance or you will have to I mourn over a debased and rniued child.? j Thousands have realized this sad result and ! gone mourning to the grave.? The Myrtle. In the Long Run, Honesty is the bent pollcv; Temperance is the best life-preserver ; ne*r is me nost pnysie; ('arcfulness is the best health protcotor ; Perseverance is the surest victor ; Kindness is the oompletest conqueror ; difficulty in the best school-master; Experience is the best teacher; Trouble is the best man maker ; I'Vaiikness is the best friend ; l'iety is the best practice. On the other hand?rojrucry tnny for a while seem to prosper ; Self-indulgence may for a season be practiced with impunity; those who start ahead, as if they had not a | ijumiiviiw 10 spare, nmy iouvo us to-day in the distance; the reckless ninv i*pponr tlio gainers bv their hardihood ; and those who are quietly gliding down the ft ten in of life on beds of roses, no obfitaelefl opposing. 110 fears to qnell, no tears to fall, no troubles 1 to endure, no temptations to encounter, | what arc they ??wlioncc go they? and their work, what have (hey done? They never feed the hungry, nor clothe the naked, nor cheer the desponding, nor raise the i iv.ii 1 iitii<*i)t nor nurse tue sick, nor stand by the j forsaken.; no, no : their light goes out in j early death; their memory rots during the ! time of their co-equal*. A I>kn ok DKHl'kkal>oe8.?Only think ! of it! Eighteen persons are new confined I in the New York Toombs, charged with | murder. lloro are their nnntus:?John | (jlnss, John Quinlun, James l.oftus, James Uiggins, Charles Moore, Michael Forrest, Jean liosquct, A. D. Thompson. David Kox. (Minrlea Kii>hls Miflm.il li'lvnn v""? I<yi?c1i, Ellen Lynch, Jtiuie* Stephens KdKooney, Thomas Murphy, Thomas (.'o!on, John Hranunu. Kvai'ouatiox.?From the whole surface of the ocean, saysPr. Dick, there urisi><, every twelve hours, no less than thirty million cubic feet of wnter. which is mure than sufficient to supply all the ri vers on the earth.!? This immcuso h ><ly of water in formed into clouds, ami enrriod over every part of the continents; ami a. a n it is condensed into rain, snow, or dews, whhrh fertilize the earth. Should this prore-s pnh.*e. wo might wash our clothes, I u: centuries would not dry tliem. lor evaporation ttiono prqluecs this effeot': vegetation would wither; rivers would swell the ocean : the operations of nature would cer.se. S > clo>e in the connection between this prdcfeaH anil vegetable nnd animal Iitc.? " l'ruiso the l.ord, for lie causoth the vapors to ascend from the ends of tho oarth." KixmiiV tolls n vory good story about Deacoh Havens. It appears that atlasthartdst time, tho defloort had a '* mowing bee, and among tho party were two interesting sons of Holial, who wore more inclined to cut capers than clover. Ohk of their trl.-lf on the ohl man consisted of filling, ilio tin liurn with soft sonji, and slightly stopping the orifico with cotton. When the hour of 1*2 o'clrick i-nino, our venerable friend (Mixed thejoaded instrument, and blew a blast which scattered tlid Contents far and near. To say that the dendrin tons displeased, would but ui;.rh?i<. ?:i-? u:- i*. o^kuuiiu inn n-viinir*. no was ciirugpd; for the Hrst time in hi* life hebecamo excited. Hay* ho: tbmtlemen, I am an oM mnn-^-I am fhe hrad of the Sunday kIiOhI, 1 and have pronehed the gospel for iiv\i ami thirty yearn, but I'H be?^?if I can't lick rtny mnh who noffcsciipdd that trumpet," WyMZM'ZAU ^ - Marri?io, <hi WfrdtieiidaT evening1-, February I "28(1, by tho Rev. JiuneB M. Chiles, Mr. Uhokuh | H* Koiiinj?ox, of Fondloton, to >li?8 Ha i. up. R. Child, of Abbeville diHtriet. On (ho lOtli >i!t. by t\. IJ. Uowtlen, Esq., Mr. j Bi.Ias Horrors to Mln PoWhi.l, all of I'SckeftH., On tlie '27th nit. by the sumo, nt Tunnel Hill, j Mr. Titon. Hmith to Miss Mawy 1). Smith, all ' of Tunnel Hfll. On Ilia 21st ult. by lUf. Wirt, McWhorter, j Mr. Jamkit MoKkk to M<m Emily K. Furry, i rII of Fiokena. On the lOilv uH., by the H-sv. Wrn. T. Orotyly. I Mr. T. J. ilumi* to minn Kmz.muth J. 11a.m., fttl of Pickens. | i 1051 ACF/jiS OF LAND, | Ik l*l?keiiM on 1)1 Mile for Hale.! 1 T AM dceironrf of moving West, nnd I am .?*#** uiTeHng my Lnnd'for wilo, which Ilea on Twolvo Mile Creek, containing One Thousand & Fiftv-Ohe Acrefl. I will cut it Into omnll trutfto, or sell aWo^oth* or to niiit purolmaers. There cnn c?n bo mode three vory dcxirabld farms out of itfcrTIiomj 'rixbiog to bay will do wdll to fl;dl soon, mi I tun intending to move neit ful), and I ?uu#t*aell *oon to mnVo roady. BKXJ. HOLDER. M?roU 1, I860 n tf -- JK - , . , . 2 ESTATE SALE. WILL l?o m>M ?t I'umpkintown and Ta bio llook. on Wifdnemlny tlvo lGtii muj riiurHiltiy tlio 17th (lays of March, iuntuut, Jio entire Personal I'roporty of Win. South A ? J " .Iinuu, r.DllfISHII^ OI Sixteen VJkcly IVcgrocs; Four bond of librae* and one Mule : Stock of Cattle. Hog* and Sheep; Olio Two-hnrfP Wagon and Carryall ; Ouo Cart and Yoke of Oxen ; One sett of lilnckiMnitli'rt 'I'ooln; One " " Carpenter'* Toole: Farming Implcioitiitti, Household nnd Kitchen Furniture, nnd various other article' Umi numerous to mention. TKHMS.?On a credit of twelve month* with interest, the purehano monev to he ho iiri-u iiv n'?io nnu approver vnuuritv. Sum1 jf ami under $<5, ca* n. The properly not t? I?o removed until tlio terms of nalO arc coin |iliu<l with. .j. n. sofJTUBULAyn. ^ .7. K. SOUTUKUIjAND. j v" mrt,> March 3. 18VJ 32 2 "Also? A T the name time ami phtee, will ho Uen x V. toil, until the tirxt of November next the ll>>tcl ami furniture at Table Hock. Tin fariu adjacent will he rented weperatelv. J. n. SOl'TIIKULAN l>. ) . . J. K. SOUTIIKULANI). f Wu> rH' Mnvh I S.V.I ! > o (fcjyTlic Anderson daxotte plon^o o?>p; and forward account tothix office at once. W. T. HOLLAND, M. D.f WALIIALL4, IMCIvBNS DISTRICT. S. C. March 1S.V.1 iU tf Agricultural Notice. i MKKT1NU of the Pickcna District A3 a'V. rieultural S 'oitUy will he held in th Court House. on Suleday (Monday next) a 10 o'clock, A. M. Ity order uf the Kxocntivo Committee; M. M. NORTON. Presided. March 18.V.?. 82 1 ^OTKi;. Vl*!< pcrHons having demands against th K.stnto of I>r. I). T. llollund, deceased will present them to me legally attested. 01 or before March Court, mid those indebtc* tliercto must make puvmoiit l?v that time. \V. T. *110 Id, AND. Adin'r. . March P.. JiL__ 4 Pendleton Railroad Company. SCltSOIUBKKS to tlic capital stock of thi Company are hereby notified that th Sixteenth ami Seventeenth Instalments ar required to l>o paid us follows, viz: The lKth instalment on lstilnyof May, 1S.V .. J'jilj - ?< < J illy, ' ? 20th " " " " Sept. " *I|L II. I). (J AII/LAltl>. Feb 24. 18T.9 t.i Sec A-Trean'r. 300 Sheep Wanted. p.VSir will he paid for ttftO Sheep rtelivcrm ut my Farm, formerly Steele's Mill, ott (Jan ('rc?ek, I'iokens district. No tWk eontaini*i| Icm than '20 or DO sheep accustomed to lierd lo golhtr wanted. 11KXJAM1N RllliTT. Kch. -J I. 31 1 ilomtty Land V. 0 noVicM^ T S herehv eiven that I will r?nt lir>.rn?nnn i. xilile fur interest on the distributive t?/i#r< ?.t Milla Dawson, in the Kshitoof Daniel Moo dv, deceased. on and nflor this date ; an<. that this notice will be liloiul in bar of inter est on the said distributive share. 15KNXBTT MOODY, Kx'or. Fob. 'J:<. 1859 M 3m _ The Commissioners OF Public lbiildin^s will meet in tin Court Mouse on Saleday next, to trans 4ti<> iiuportiint business. M. F. MITCIIF.LT., Fob. I 'i. t|Vi|l 30 3 Chairman. NOTICE. VIA, persons indebted to J. IF. Ostendortl deoeusod. nre hereby notified to (link* payment to Mr. C; I?. Oakmano. lie ford tin 1st of March next, or they will l>e placed ii suit. ThoHC having domnndr) ngaiiirtt the do cc-'wed, must hand them in properly attestc* to Mr. 0., who will bo found sit the rosidooai of Mr. II. Kneo. ?T. M. OSTEXDOIU'P,) .. . II. C. llOCHAU. uor8, \Va1I?aIU VaL n lotft OA r it iiiiiitiiiv, rru, 17, iiKiv iMJ i) GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD. r|1|IK subscribe* has on hnnil and w con I stantlv rocoiving u large and varied ne nortment of American and Italian Marble To which he would rail tho attention of tlum in want of a suitable Monument to mark tin spot where repose the remains of their de Karted relatives and friond*. Carving am ?tterin~ of nil kinds neatly and promptly execute*!. toy Particular attention wild to oriW* In nwii I. J A M KS' M. A LIKN. ' <iroonvillo C. II., S. C., Feb, 22 tti-tf N. 1$. He rofers to D (J Wostflteld, Oowcr Cox, Markly <fc Co., I>r. M B Baric, W I Watson, Ksq., Col I> Hoke. 11 McKay, E*?|. A Friendly Notice. VLL persons indebted t<? the 'Kfttnto o Joshua Cox. deceased. must settle a' once. Those having demands ngainyt tin Kstnte must render them in Hceordingto law By Ids request, the largest note* are in tin hands of Mr. Z. B. Cox for an early aottle incnt. I prefer winding up tlio estate jus n? soon fts the law will admit, as far as i art concerned as one of the administrators, J. H. I1UNX1CUTT, Ad.n'r, V?l% OO 1DKO t VU? imn; ?U II imBKH! TuMBER ! f |MI? Bubi?cribor? having purchased th( 1 MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A Kimley, deceased, three miles oast of Pickon: C. H.jftre nrepurod to fill orders for LUM HKftJ&W or unfininL*d? Sash, Blinds V>)mESm or an>'thing in that lino, nl ?h<MSH^B*We are detorminod toonrryor 'he all it* brandies, and personi wifliiu". any!4'>nK in our lino, way hea*auro<! '"cwv y> Kll J.roilipi HllODiiOl) Tlid3butw7ct9 will bo cftvricd on uimW th< imiur,fl[f tlni "Hi* Mile Company." Air M Jh MmiNrVi. isAuthorial oftlmCwm ounjtr, to whom all ordora slwuM bp. (MWftiwd We solicit ? Hliuvtt of public patronage. ' T. J. KE1TII, ir. o. Boaos, ' , w. v. Mrroinu,. J. X LAWUKNCK, W. N. CltAlO. Six Milo. Nov. :>. 185ft 10 ?f HIDES AND BARK \TtrnX UK BOUGHT AT PAJft PlfrcKfi TM vfi/J, J.in 4vl^B f - Anderson Prices Current. ' j <R>UUK>TI:l> WKKKI.V IIV KMil.ANI>, III.KCKI.Kl ? ?'<> h AsiikWu.n c. 11., Mnrcli I, lHG'J. > Cotton per lb. - * - 8 (a) 104 fcalt, pcruuck, - - 2.00 Coftee, Rio, per lb. - - 1 ! Oi- 11 JJ'igurfi brown, per lb. - ' > (<v> 11 crushed anil loaf, per lb. 14 Or 18 . Aiuinssos, n est lmlni, perdition, (<r f>0 44 N. Orleans' ' " (10 (? 02 Yurn (Gn.) iter bunch, - - l.!!0 Osnaburgs, (heavy) per j'ftnl, IS (,< II SliirLiii" - 10 (<i 1 1 , I Iron, common size f?weile, per |t?. OA " I'.nnlisli, - 0 ' Kail*. pur keg. ... r>\ (it ti I Oil, I.insecil, per gallon, l.l'J (,i 1.2"> ' " Ti'tiin. " ' . '.Ml (.?. 1.00 * | Glass, 8X10 - . . n (,; 3.'Jo \ 10X12 - - 8.2"? C? il.AO ? j llice. per II). ... i; (,, 7 Flour, per barrel, - -l*>0 (<i <*>.(10 Wheat, per bushel, - - '.HI (a ( orn, " 50 ( >' '10 Ilneon, liou; rotttul, - - 10 (? 1 2 Mujrjrinji. Ounny, per yard, IN (>>' "20 Outs, per busliel, - - <">0 (./ 00 Pens. " " . - 05 i- l'owu'jr, Killc, per keg. - 7.1 (<> 8 ItV-i?" There is always to he found a good Stock c of (ioo'ls, nt K., II. & Co s. 't: _ i'.. ? at Exocutrix Notico. 11 LL pcrcons indebted to the L*tnte of ji V, William Robinson,deceased. must make 7 payment nt an early day: and those, liavinn j demand* against Ilie 8aid estate are required to present them to mo, properly attested, within the time proscribed bv law. K. K. HOBIX'SON, Kx'trix. Kcli. 14. IMi) SO 3 JTellow-Citizens! 1 WILL attend with the Tax Collector, nt 1 his appointments, l'.>r the purnose of tak} in^ the census of the District. fax-Payers e will oblige me liy returning for their tenant's t j ?the number oi en eh free white family. \l T \f t 1 *? H I ? * * - *' ? * ' 11.11. U. Prh. 0. 1R59 20 if TO LEASE. I l^OR a short term of yours, n Tract of l.nnd on i .1 Waters of Twelve Mile River, containing ^ ! Two Hundred ami Fifty-Six Acres. The jihiec '' Ik unimproved. To u responsible tcnunt, the 'J terms will be inodo accommodating. ? ltOll'T. A. TllOMl'SOX. Feb. 0, 1860 liii flunrdinr, SoTSJBT r 4 FIN ATj Pottlcu>entof the Kstnto of Tliof b i'\ 'Alexander. deceived, will bo had heft fur., ili? Or.?-?f ..t o:,.U II M ? - I .y. v , **v JL \J * lii) I'll iU'Ml' day tho 13th duy of June next. Persons in terested therein must govern themselves ;ice cordinj?ly. Those indebted ninst pay un.uuO i those Inn ing demands against 8?id h?tnt(i ) must render them to inc, legally attested, beri More that dav. D'AX L. ALEXAXDEU, Ex'nr. 7. IS.V.) -J'j Bin NfllSRlFP'S 8>*L?SSi - ! I^r virtue of sundry writs of tiori fnclns lo mo I 1) (lirevted. will bo sold before the Court House j I in l'iukeiw District, within the, logal hours, on | the first Monday and Tuesday in March next: ? | All the defendants interest in one tr:i<;t of s I land, Containing f>evenly-tive acres move or less, I n/Coining lands of Sain'l Harris, Win. Sanders | (int) others, levied on as the properly of T It <>s.* | homo at lliesuit of T J Sloan \ Co. One house and lot at Fail' Flay,- containing ; ' one acre, levied on as the property ol T J Kocsc j j & Co. at the suit of A Calston ami others. One tvnet of l.ind containing one hundred and j fifty turca more or less, whereon defendant notv j lives, adjoining lands of David Duncan and others, levied on an the property of A DJtogers at the suit of K It Keith, Kx'rx., K M Keith and T J Keith, Kx'ors. against A D Jlodgers and Jas. Mongers. One tract of Intnl. containing two hundred (vcres more or less, whereon tliu defendant now 2 lives, adjoining lands of 15 Holder. Jus. b'ergu" son and others, levied on ns the. property oft) R Hurgess, at the suit of Jesse Prince and others. One tract of land containing ono hundred and j fifty acres more or less, whereon the defendant . I now lives, adjoining lauds of l)r. 1. IJ Johnson, ' j W 8 Orishain and others, levied on hb tlieprop0 erty of J \V Terry, at the suit of J K Neville and 0 I others. 1 I All (ho right, title and interest in one tract of - land containing eighth-two acres more or less, 1 j lj'i?g near l'ickcrisvillc, adjoining lands ot 9 i (iidoou IHtisamt others w'uoreon tho defendant Inow lives; also one other tract containing one hundred uml twenty acres more or low, adjoin* ing lands of J N Hawthorn and others, levied on as the property of A M Folger at the sepa" I rate suits of Hall Criss ft ("*?? ii<riiinst It W Vnl<?i.i A M Folger, J M Itowman, K A Alexander and other*. One tract of land, containing .six hundred aerc# more or lean, on Twelve Mile river, and adjoining binds of E Madden and other*, known t as tKe* snrr ir.il! trsct, levied on the property 0 i off} S Oarvin, at the ailit of Carter Clayton g and others. i- One tract of land, containing one hundred 1 acres more or less, adjoining hands of II Gro1 f gan and other*, levied on as the property of J H Smith at the suit of Robert Stewart. ^ One tract of land on Sloan's Creek. containing <>Ii? lilitlili'i-il anil fmuiiti' iioi*n? lands of Mrs. Armstrong, A. Armstrong nnd other*. Also nil tho defendant's interest in I 70O acres of limit, on witters of Snow Creek, adjoining lands of Oliver Martin. Mrs. Ilalton and otliorri. Also one-third part in one thousand acres of h?ud on Chaugn Creek, adjoining ? lands of Lewis Moorlicnd nnd others. Also two j tracts qflun'd on Crooked Oreok, one containing I one hundred' act-os, and the other two hundred ? acres more or le?>s, adjoining lands of I), von * I Kitten au<l others. Also one house nnd lot in - tho village of I'ickcns, fronting the public ; squnrp, known as the Kirksev house. Also one ' I lot containing ?ucro?, gold as the property i ! of A. llryeW, nt the suit of K. R. Keith. Kk'tii* K M and T J Keith, Et'ors, mid others. TeruiH ciinh ; purohnfters to pay for papers. I.. C. CRAIG, n.s-.n. ' _ Fct>- 10' 18r>? 2'.> td NEW HARNESS SHOP. I invito tht? public to took to its interest by coming ihrout to Fair Piny, 8. *, I And pntronisdng tho Billiscriltev In fho ITnri nww mid Saddle, I>ur,inej?*. The whnvo nnmi ed urti'des are h I ways on hand, or nindc to [ order when Ueoirod. Repairing dono neatly and with despatch. ALSO. Mil itiirv Trannlntrs nf ill 1 lfinda. Medical cns?tj. Ann Filriiitnre work clone to orvWr. I can <jtve tlio host referonnc* citli; cr horc or in Charleston. Aa t?r title**, I warrant them low. tixumlne wndjndgo for vouritAlved. J. I). COOK. Jmo. 2-1, lfW?9 27 Gin TJiyia! T.imA ! T.imA ! V Ik will furuish U?ne nt ?he Kiln oh Chniig* i I Creek. l'ickeiw Dining, Rt Thirty wuf? p?r bufthvl for unvUAeiV lift ecn, ?outs for . ulacketl. Wc will haul Kttl??custo?nnvy pricon. I . WHIT. >uxwiy.hf Clinngft Lime ??i J Maitufnutin iUjr Co. t 20 M ' *. | J. B. E. SLOAN & CO., of A*?>iidlctoii, . | / 1 HKET their ohl friends nnd customers t with ft happy new year, thanking thorn i for their past patronage. and asking a i on- r ! tinuaneo of the ?an\c. Tlioy will endeavor 1 to keep up their usual varied Assortment of Goods, r i To which tliey invite the induction of all.? \ hey mako no charge for showing them. ami " , those visiting Pendleton would do well to oxniiiinc tliom b'T ro buying. They nre in ?v offering ?omo choice Mns- 1 covado MolnsHCM at 45 conts, and good Tobae1 co at 25 oontH per lb. lull. -Jt?. 1*V.> 27 If 1 JUST OPENED! !, at or it xk ir cas/r xToiu-: ix i VI 3.N.C3 * i.t. VI * IN F, assortment of M F.UCH A XD1ZB, . selectod with great cure in nn? of the I host markets, and purchased 011 tho most (a- I vorahle tonus: therefore, tho host articles, in r our line, can lie purchased on ax good?or i ! perhaps* hotter terms?than anywhere else, j ! (.'all and make the experiment. DRY GOODS. i i Of these the assortment is Hue for tho Win- ' "tor, embracing every article usually found i ! with up country inciehnnt*, i ? /fcl??t? Koady-Made Clothing of various patterns, j 1 and made up in tho latest style and he.st manner. And Hold cheap for C ash. I I (TTJ.F.IIY. Hardware and Farming Im- 1 plemonts. Perfumery, Fancy (Joinls, Soaps, &c.t rtc. Wroceries! , Such as Sujrnr. Cuff'ee, Molasses, Salt, Cliccso, < Kico, ami otlior Articles of the truth;. t Together i With a good Stock of l'uints, Oils, Glass, I'ut- ' | tv, Inrushes, ?te., &e. 1 Tho Bost Yet 1 i, Under this head, wo keep the host and ( most choice l/npmrs. Wines. .Solars. Tobacco, | Uaisins. N uts, &e. Ac.: which to he appro- j i oiated must )>e tested. Sates of which are | made for cash at very low rates. I All of which wo :iro determined to sell ] CUKAl' FOll CASH, or barter, on good t terms, f.ir jirodoeo of the country. i Friends, neighbors and countrymen ! hear j ns for yonr interest smd profit, buy from us ' i for the bargains offered: and, if you demre to I ( be pleated without trading, look through our . Stock. I'lEPF.ll & LOWUY. Tan. 12. 1S."?0 25 tf i "Took out, gentlemen^ KlE kl), .if. n AS just returned from the Oity with a Htilcctcil and extendivo Stock of Tlf.lflmftn'a ? - "-"""I 1 Consisting of lllack, lllne awl Brown Broad- i I cloths, Cadet Cloth, n i Black Doeskins, Silk and other kiml of Yes- 1 tin^s. Over Coat ing of all kinds. , Walla Walla Casimcre, Brown Bibbed (.'as;- j 1 more, Oxford Casimero, Cadet Casimero. ; Blaek Union Caainioro, Kentucky Jeans, j Tweeds, etc. ele, I i I He ha*, also on hand a fine and well selee- | ] ted Stock of Linen and Marseilles, Shirts and , i Collars, Drawers and Undershirts. (gloves of various kind.-*, Nock-Tic nnd j Handkerchiefs, White and Fancy Pocket Handkerchiefs, and various other kind of GOODS in tlu' line of Gentlemen's Wear ] lie would also inform his patrons and t1 >. public generally, that Mr. Wm. \\'aw-:u ?nv : j (Merchant Tailor) is still with him, m.d wiil | I cu* \nd make all kinds of Gentlemen's Oloth1 itig tho host and most Fashionable Style ! j j It you don't believe it, come and judge for J , ] yourself. | , G. Riecke, Jr. nAS also just received it f.ar^o and Fash | ionahle Stock of 11 ATS and CA PS. viz: , j Black Silk Beaver llats, Blaek Wool llats, j I Wo Brown Filmoro do Plush Caps, Moleskin, do Glazed, do Oashinernt, do Boys, # d > Black, Brown," Fur, <1 Cloth, do.ALSO, A Fine, selected and fashionable Stock of , (lentlemon's. Ladies, Youths and Chihlrons j ! HOOTS and SlIOKS, which he nffers tu the : ; Public ireiierallv verv low for CASH. G. RicckO) Jr. WOULl? inform his Lndy friends that ho has just received ft good Stock t?f I Gingham*, Calicoes of tho latest Stylo, ('ash- : I mere*. Merino's, ]>'Laities, Alpaca's, Side , Striped Robes, Plaids. ?A IjSO? t (hovos, Gauntlets, Hoes. . Lneo?, Cruel, Xott Hoods, and Sacks. Shawls, I'his, Nop- !' I dki?, Thread, etc. efo. oto. Hoop Skirls ! The Froiich Kxtension Skirts. The Union Quilted Skirt, with the Patent adjustable nn(ldtn?rM nml ntlmr Uin<t?i nlvii I I ~ ? "v ' 'I '* "'JJ? ? Skirt Hoops with Slides, nnd Ctutc Uoons. _ Jan. I I. ISV.) 25 tf I G. RIECKE, Jr. 1 T\EAl,KU in Clothing. Dry (lond*. llal? ! 1 / and Cap*, 15 >ots and Shoes, Orocorio#, j , Kte. Ktc. lie also carries nil the Morcliiuit Tailoring , j Business in nil its varied atylos and br mi-bos. 1 , Oirdors Solicited. J Walhalla. S. t\, Main St.. First Do?r Kast , of the Market Iloose and Opposite Iho Plan ier? iioijm. Thq; 14. 1MP 2* tf . <;iio<;kiuks!! rrnfte i nrierpignert hns just and is receiving ' I fi fcoo*\ ahsortmont of Sn^ar, CoflVo, Teas, I Molaencs, 8piee, Oinjjor, I'opper, Cinnamon, t Olovex, Mustard, Raisins, Cheoso, Hieo, ; Starch, YoaM Powder, Stilt, Briipptone. lit)- 1 rax, Copperas, fndiyo, Madder, Swap, Cundlcs, SihUi, Candy, cite. etc. ctc. . . ?AI.SO? Nails of various kind* and sizes, Vowdor, j fc>hot, Lead, Caps aiul Flint*. I All of the above nrticloH 1 nm now offering ' cIiorii for CasOI and for Cash onlv. j 1 have also a small I/<>t of If A If J) H'.l HE J I on hand which 1 offer at coat price for <"'.*sn, I G. HlKCKK. Jr. ! ! P. 8. Mr. G, Hir.CKi:. jr.. tenders lii* thanks j to the public for their liberal patronnigc due- ! ing the lust year, end solicits a nliaro of the ! public patronage for the ensuing season. Wnllmllii. .Inn. 1 I. IS.Vj J?m. J. H. VOIGHT, Ttil,('oppciNnil<h &fl(tinia(Ker, WAUIAM. v. S. <!.. \\'Abb give e?rict attention to nil buflhfcM enM trusted to )i>3 cure. Terms the nn)?t r^?- ' vonitMc. .inn. iv, 190V V) tf | ? . . \ ? O^J^DilDAT^S. KOH OHDINARV. JPv'" I'll#* friomlfl of J. II. MARKTT i-pppoctillly hniKMiiti'f lihu >i i-:iinli<lato lor (IftlUuir j* of 'iciu-ll> I'isliicl ill flu* flt'Xt vlcctiolii e^-TliclViomlnwr WM. .?. J'A?.SON'S, Esq, I'sju'dfully aniiouiK'C ! >fit n chii(U<Im<* for re icviion i<> iin* omiu ?l WHiimn j, lor i'lckcua i str'u-t, hi (Ik> ensuing civet ion 1 The frieml? of W. K. OI.COMBF rcsoi iiiillv timiottitr'o liim a eitndldiite tor Ordinal v. :?t tlit next 'lection. ti-,y Tlic friends of S. II. .foilNS rcppcc'-1 iilly announce Iiiin u candidate lot- Ordinary lit Ik- next election. I>>- .The friend* of Ucv. .lOHN OWKNS bop i'iivu in aluiomicc It'll -undid" le for Oriliimi v il' I'iokcns district, ni the ensuing election. TP> . The friends of THOM AS .1. KK1TII repoetfully jinnnuni'c him a euudidutc forOrdili,ry of l'lckens district, at (lie unfiling election. I'OJt SII KM FT. I ,r The friends of" Mr. AN'PIJKW RAMSAY espe'-t fully nnhotiiice him a enndidiitv for Sher ii' ni I'lckotin district, at the next election. Xfc-y TI.e friends of Col. LKMUKL TIIOM\S respectfully r.nnoonce him ft cfttulidftto ' >r Shcriif of I'ickens district, at the ensuing .'lection. &?" 'I'he friends of Pol. A. TV SARGENT respeetfnllv nnnounee hitn si candidate fo* SlKiritfof Pickens district, at the ensuing election. f, ::V" The friends of W. X. ('It.MO l>cg lenvo toHiinonnec him ii ciindidiiie for iSlicritt'ul' l'ick ns district, at the ilext election. r?)U T.\X COI.MX'TOlI t The friends of Mr. A. S STKl'IIKN'S enpeel fully announce )iim n candidate for tlio dliue of Tax Collector of 1'ickcnn dintrict, tit lie enduing election. I3uf ' Tlic friends of Mr. (JKt)K(iK F. STfiAI)N<? respectfully announce him 11 candidate for lie office of Tax Collector, at the next election. l*:>,.TIi<- friends of Kev. .1. 11. 1IUNN1CLTT espcctfully announce him a candidate for tho office of Tax Collector, a( the ensuing election. ?y>v-The friends of Iter. II. M. IIAKTON espectfully nnnwttnco hiln ns it candidate for i a x i oiiecior ai nic upxt elect ion. The friends of.!. \Y. I,. CA11Y respect"uHy announce Hint u cati'litlato for ic-elfciion o ilieotficu of Tax Collector, for l'ickeita (lisirict, at ilic ensuing election. ftof The Oiciids or II. CI,KVEI.ANI> ttCS'T respect fully announce ltiin u caiuliilutc for Tnx LNilleetor. nt tlto ii'-\t cU'iti-m. C. H. A. WOODIN & CO., ICiirtiosM, Kadtlle A L<'alli?<r Shop* WAMlAI<I.A. S. C. .T:in IS, 1H5!) L'.'i tf C. H. A. Woodin & Co., I'YU Tl KI'JHfS AADUKAIilillS, IN Saddle* and lli.rncss. Military TrnppingHf Medical lloxes, Shoulder Briioca mil Trufiseff.. Waterproof cases for Kinvca ind I'isluls, Trunk", i'ortmniitoc.s, aud Yivicos, and everything ehc in llie line* Leather. I'licy nro offering u Inr^o Stock of Leather?? Harness and Skirting. I'pjier and Sole, Kip mill Calf Skin*. l>eer arid Sheep Skins, iVhich thev will fell at the usual prices.? Itaw Hides takou in exchange for Stock or ivork. Kopniriuv:, Done in the neatest and host style at short notice. Orders solicited. Xo Bookn kept. Wnllialla, S. C., opposite Issortcll >t Xur* nan's New Building. Jan. 1 j, 1850 25 2m Taxes < TaxccJ ' I WILL attend at the following times and and places for the purpose of rectfiting faxes for the year 1Sj8: )n Thursday, 17 Feb., at Win. Sander's. " Friday, 18 " * ltaclndor's llotreat " Saturday, 1'.) " " Fair 1'lay. " Monday, *J1 " " Cobb's. " Tuesday. 22 " " Wm. Fant's. <? ? no .i ?? LI i. * . n ruvii-.Miiiv, OlllUUrllV* " TlmrtiOnv,'21 " and Friday, -3, " l'iukcnsvillcr* " Saturday, '!(? " " Trap. ' Monday, 2S " " Hester's. " Tuesday, 1 March, " Mrs, Barton'^ " Wednesday, 2 " " Wolf C'rbck. " Thursday, ?> " " Hurricane. " Monday, 7 " " Pickens C. II. " ^ odnustluy," " (Irant's Store. ' Tliursdav, 10 " " Tunnel Hill. Friday, ii " " Odpt. A. Ilobins\ '* Saturday, 12 " ' Jonas l'liillipx'/ " Monday. "14 " " Poole'*. " Tiiesdrty and Wednesday, loth and l(?tli, at Walhalln, and at I'ickctis C. 11. on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of Court, at which Iimo my Hooks will lie closed. Person* failing to make their Ueturna by that time will he liable to a daublc tux. Fred negroes must pay their tux during !he month of March. State tax. 'MS per cent, higher than last lears: Koad tax, 33 1-H cent*; Poor tax, 1(> ? 3: public buildings, 5 per conton State tax. All persons are required, under a penalty of ten dollars, to report to me the mini-' L?er of births, deaths and marriages, of white.* md blacks, that occurred in their families nrovious ?o nt (Jiinunrv, instnnt. Mngi?? H ates. Clergymen nnd other* are required by nw to report such facto of this nature 11M -omu within their own knowledge, during tlio &nme period of time. .101IX \\\ L. CAR V, T. C. Tnrtpnrv t*>. Another Comet Coming! VT.Tj persons indebted to ine by Note or Account. that witdiets to puvc cost would lo well to coino forward nnd nettle by tho l.lth December next, n* I nm closing up my MtsinesH lioro. After that time they will find heir Xotos and Accounts in tho hand* of nil )fticor for collection. So liarkcn to tho calh is i am ueiernunou in ciwrv out vrhat i shy. M. I'. MITC'IIKLL.' Picfcbnp 0. IT.. Xov. 18, 18 tf. LAND FOR SALE. r|MIE nuViscrilmr offers hi* VAU AIiU! |_ Til ACT OK LAND fur *nlc. It is sitmitcd in Pickens i?.-t. nncl lies or.o mil<) lioloyv Jiwrntt's hridtfo on Tuvalu i ixrr. Tlu? Tract contains Two Hundred nod Ninety-six Aerfes, 100 ncres of which j* ?<H>d li'tvcr and Creek Bofton. The |>lme is vnlnnhlc nnd imnru\cd. Terms made msv. JKS?iR A. tIAI.Ii, Out 21. 1W?J* II tf W. K. K.*?r.rv. IS A AC V JCKI.IKKWi EASLEY & WICKLIFIE, Att?l*i?cyM ut Low. V'l'ILL attend punctually to nil I'lioii'.OM cn* ? tinned to tilth' c?r? in tlie Districtoinpr'miug tho Western Circuit. OFFICE AT PICKKKtt C. II., R. C. Sept. it), 18M 18 , -W *