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NkW Yohk Koitokb,?-The New York correspondent of tho Charleston Oourior says: The editors of the papers irt this city are not generally on very good terms, hocially. Hardly two of them visit in tho vaine circles. Mr. Bryant, as a poet and literary man, goes into literary circles.? James JJrouks, living on the Fifth Avenue, and having a fashionable wife, mixes with what is called "our best sooiety." Mr. llllllnttlc. I)f thn Jltllr'nnl nf PnrtnnnvnA n -- - - # " W , .O U , Christian, ana in nil places where bene- ! volencc and religion are interested, ho is ' sure to be present, lien oral Wubb, as J every body knows, is a gentloinan of the old school, highly estecuiod and respected whero ho lives ,(in TarrylOwn,") but supposed to d.tbble too much ill polities, and to ho a too great frequenter of tho lobby. Horace (Ircoloy seeks, and has no nocietv, unless it be that of ucrsous ??. r - ? ye make something out of liiin. 11c is the most good nutured, inuocciit person in the world. Al! grades of society are nlike to Ititn. lie will ?top and convetvo with the ! Congressman or the carntftn nlike. Ilia j sympathies arc with everybody, lie is not ' morn oarelvij in his driwjs than in his hnb-1 it?. Money is no object to him. If he goes to a restaurant to ditto he puts down a bill to pay for bin meal, never looks nt the change. It is said he'is often badly j stuck with bad bills by persons knowing I bis c irclcssness and unconcern In such j , matters. Utit I have wandered from my subject. Mr. Raymond, of the Times, socially, is | duite on a oar \vitl> Mr Itrvaiit mwt I ?<?? ' i . - i J * "J" astonished at the conduct of the latter in charging the editor of the Times with the frailty of dofoudiog Mr. Sickles from necessity. The two papers fire a broadside into each other every day, and personalities from both sides as thick as bombshells in a bombardment. Thus far, the Times has greatly the best of the encounter, for it hns shown itself An open defender, while the l'ost has been a skulking assailer, not dar- j ing to specify its insinn itions, thoiigh ma- ; king ^reat claims to virtue aud fearless in- ' dependence. TftK Otnt,s ok 1778.-?The following has been rescued from a t o per published during the 1 Involution : " The following droll affair lately happen- | ed at Kinderhook, New York. A voun" ?'.*ll : - . .. ..." ivnv?| ?n in vTOrmc enemy 10 tne it of America, going to a quilting frolick, ! where a number of young women were col- ! lceted, and the only man in the company, begun bis aspersions on Congress, as usual, i ntui beltl fortb some timo on the subject, till the girls, exasperated at his impudence, j laid hold of him, stripped him naked to the ; waist, and, instead uf tar, covered him with i molasses, and for feathers took tho downy j tops of flags which grow in the meadow, I and coated him well, aiid then let hurt go. ' ll?? 1...C ? --J ?^ |7i\/o\vuiV'U \jy\j\y will? III Mlt'illj UIIU | tho mutter has been tried before Justice Nchooninnk?;r. We hnve not yet hoard j bis worship's judcincrtt: It iR suid that I'urson Hiu-l's daughter is concerned in I the affair." A Faiii Ijxoii.vndk,?An Trt.ili school- j mistress honestly declared: " It's little : they puyine, an' pure it's mighty little I 1 tacnoB 'em." C5SdY?iMk v. 7 iliss KuAxns WKi.noitx departed this life on the 8t)i of February, 1861), til the residence of her futhor, near (llussy Mountain, Pickens District, 6. C. Fhakcih wiw tlic dmi}jilitcr of Col. W. K. nnd II. Welborn, aged sixteen ycar.vfivc mouths and thirteen days. She was an affectionate and an obedient child, amiable in her deportment, possessed of a meek and quiet spirit ; delighted in obedicnce to her parents; hoi a > <i ?- - - ... ivint mi who itucw ncr; urn, lienor (twin I all, she had obeyed the Heavenly injunction? " Ucn\?nd)6r tliy Creator In the duj-s jf thy youth," &c. She made a profession of her faith in Christ Jesus in September. 1S-V5, and waa Dikmbcfllnlirlia fellowship of the Baptist Clnireh of Christ ot lJig Crook, Anilerson District, S. <\. by the writer of this notice. She die! in full communion ^rith the Church where ever she was ltnowrt. She has left a bereaved fnther and mnthor, brothers nnd sisters, and many relatives to mourn Oieir loss in her death, but they moitrn not as those who have no hope, but rojoico, belieyltig that ''their .Ions is hor eternid gain,?" and when Christ, who is her life, shall iippeur, then shall she also appear with him in i ii ? _it vii'?j. t>riiuivi" nun, sisicr, your mucn toreu daughter is gone from lie evil* to come ami rest in hope of a boiler resurrection, for those who sleep in Jesus will God bring villi him.? JUlessod are I lie dc.id Unit die in (be Lord. \v. 1'. maktix. JSirif Auderso'n fliwetto please copy. l>i?.r?. a( his father's residence, in Cherokee county. (Ja.. on the 24th instant, ot' intbtmmittioit el' the brain, Alkxaniikii II. .Moms,.in the j npvcuf?cu(li year of bin a^e. The deceased wan . ft very premising young loan, of bigli moral worth, a dutiful son, and an affect innate brother. lie was confiding in his attachments, aMieing in his manners, and highly esteemed by f hoge,irho knew hiin, He leftverf many relatives And friends to mourn his loss. 8. l)m>, on the l!?tf? February, In Elbert co., fla., I}kvk.ui,y Am.kn Hrxhy, Jr., eldest son of Dp 11, A, ond Mrs Mtwy A. djenjy, ugtid five year*. t>ix months and live days. Ybjs brief tribute is recorded for thu imme4iate consolation of parents overwhelmed and uri'ihed bv the sudden loss of their (Imt-Wn? >iono can appreciate th.e magnitude of their lonj, iipd tU.o bifieroeu* of |b?jr K.rlof, but thogc who iiayc ojcpwieocad (ho tame calamity. A bright, intelligent, uH' ctiowi/o boy gave promWe of a bopoCvl future, and oashriticd liiutMclf within the ivHri' sanctuary of the parent's hearts?. W-heU, lo} H blight, foil on (hut boy nnd ho with' cAmI?disappointment nud dai-knosu Hcttlc<r on that hbuft?hold?ftnd grief, doop nnd poignant, ? ravaged the heart* of parent*. .The doings of I'rovidonco are well nigh nlwayn inexplicable, ard the.dfovo nhoiild hcym- b# Judged by reason or?enno. Revolution, whieli alono contains the mind of.Ood, K^MitiX'N tw tliai God is tlio dlgpo?or??ftoip him cotnotb Jjtily gyol .11 wl perfect glfia. ' Providence* then, avo the dealings of Ood, as grfcoiourty benevolent n^lhoy are won?l?rona wine. How important tb*n (o be omiKlcdtO nay, " The J.ora gave, and the Loi'dhrith lukon' away,'' for tha* poly oai< wo exel^tin. -** Wew?(l be name of th? Lord."tv... a a- ?. j itj? Tunr iviirii, ivrrwiRg puraiiu;; It I* tho I/?rd, lei hjmd* rrh'*< *e?imrth *<*k1 ?nto Mni." H* love* yfm?lie tovad your child- jhodco H? Mok it to HlniBolf? 4 Br? tin ootdd blight or sorrow Mt, 1 f>pi*tli cmno with tiraoly. car? ; 1*ho oprning hud to Hoaveh oonvcyed, bad* It blossom then}." X * - A Fb?;>u. Anderson Prices Cnrren' OOKKEUTKD WKKKLT BY KKULAKD, BI.KCKI.KY * CO Andkf.?om C. M., March 1, 186V. Cotton per lb. - - - 8 @ 101 Suit, pcrsnck, - - 2.00 Coll'eo, llio, per lb. - 13 (a) 14 SugurH brown, per U>. - 9 04 11 " crushed un<l loaf, per lb. 14 (<? 18 Molft.?sc?. West India, per gallon, 45 (<?i 50 " N. OrlciUta- ' ?? CO (a 0'2 Yi\ru (fin.) per bunch, - - 1.20 iMiiuuurgn, ^Uenvy) per yard, 18 ^ 14 Hliirtingn, " - 10 (a) 11 Ifin, common nito Swede, per lb. <>J ' English, ... 6 Niiiln, per keg, ... (?.ft Oil. Linseed, per gallon, 1.12 (?"?> 1.25 " Train. " ? - 00 (?> 1.00 GIhjw, 3 (<t, 8.25 10X12 - 8.21 (f 3,:.(l llico. per lb. ... "is (? 7 Flour, per barrel, - - -loll (<i\ (.1)0 Wheat, per bushel, - - 00 (??i 05 Corn, " 5i) (ir <>U llacon, hog routul, - - 10 (n\ 12 Mugging, Gunny, per yavil, ix (<i 20 Uftia, per bushel, - - 50 (a GO l'oo. - v?v, - uu Powder, llifle, pel" kejr. - 7.J fa; 8 There is always to b<5 found a good .^toek of Quods. itt K.. U. & Co'sl Dkatii or a Vktkkan Voyaokh:? Francis Picard, one of the first white persons boru in St. Louis, died in Kansas Territory on the 3d inst. For more than thirty years he had led the life of a voyager on the plains, and passed all that time in rambling back and forth between the Mississippi Kiver and Pacific Ocean. Deceased had served as a.- interpreter at many treaties with Indians, and as guide to cxplota tions by United States officers across tlie plains mid Rock}' Mountains. Not Rai>.?A story is told of a doctor in the goodly town of R- , not a hundred miles from Vermont. The doctor kept missing his wood, and set watch. As was expected, it proved to be the work of a near neighbor, who soon appeared and carefully culling out all dry wood, started off with an artnfull. The doctor hastily gathered up an arm full of green wood, and followed, tugginj. >s fast as lie could, and just as the man threw down his armful, tho doctor did the same, cxclaiming: " There, you must burn green vood a part .of the time?I have to," and denartcd, leaving the thief to his own reflections. Now Powder Manufactory. rpKBSouth Carolina 1'owdcr Mill* arq now J. in successful oporntiou, and tlie attention of Poalers is enlled to the unmistakable superiority of the P.nvdcr Manufactured nt these M'llltf AVer that any other in Atnorioa. Wo uro prepared to furni?h at tlio shortest notice any of the following description, vir Blasting Powder, Pistol Powder, Cannon " (inn '* Musket " Brilliant " ltille " (inn. Pistol, <S:e. The Manufacture is under the guidanc? of J. II. Descmfki.dcr. from Memniingon, Germany, a skilful and experienced Powder maker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant Powder ho much admired by the skirting community of Europe. This Powder is a I cnutil 111 round mid possesses the polish of 8 0>', i\rul is entirely free fioin all c- r.oding j r Monies. Pealors and contractors may have their orders filled ngrcoablo to specifications at the shortcut notice. AH orders should be addressed to T. M. Si.oan, at Pickens Court House, Agent for South Carolina Powder Mills. J01IN HOW EN' & CO. March 15. 1839 84 tf_ Blue Ridgo Railroad Co. in S. C. Cii.mii.E'Ton, Feb. 10, 18f>f). StIBSCKIBKUS to the Cunitnl Stork arc hereby notified that tho Vjijrhteeiith and Nineteenth In6talment8 of the old subscription, and Twonty-flve per cent, of tho new subscription, aro required to be pnid ns follow* : Tlic Kigbteenth instalment on the 10th day of April next. .Tho Nineteenth instalment on tbc 19tb day of May next. Ten uer cont. of tbc new subscription on tbo l'Jtli day of March next. Ten per eo.nt. of tbc now subscription on tbo UUb day of April next. Five per cent, of tbc now subscription on tbc l'Jth dny of May next, By order. W.^: II. PKildNNKAlJ. Feb. 10, 34 Treasurer. Aj I - f? ? .1 ? oiaio 01 aouin uaroiina, PICKKNti?-?IN EiJUITV. Ji. O, Hamilton, | v*. > Dill to Forcoloao Mort('. M. Taylor, ot. nl. j gago, &c.. IT appearing to the eat infliction ot' tlio Oonrt thai M. Taylor, one ot' fho defendant)* in thin cn?c, resides beyond the limit* of thi? Htnte: On motion of Norton, complainant'* solicitor, it is ordered that I lie said absent defendant do iippojir, answer, plend .or demur (o complainrui'h naid bill of complaint, within liireo moutliK from the publication horeof, or the H.iid bill will be taken pro con/fnto as to him. rtUrVT. A. THOMSON, C.BP.O. Com'ra Office, /March 19, 1850 8in State oft'South Carolina, IX <ntl>IX.Utr?CITATION. n'HERKAfl, Hardy Fonncl and Et?M IIolling?wortlj S*avo applied to me for lettorn of administration upon till tuid singular the personal eslute of Titos Ilollingsw-oftlMTceenflrd, Into of the Htate aforewud ana district of Piekciih: The kindred and creditor* of ?aid deceased arc, therefore, olted to appear before me at Piekonn 0. H. on Monday 4tli day of April next, to show opunc, if any they can, why said IcIIovh should not 1)0 grunted. Given uuder my hand r.iul eeal, l itli March IH'jU. .f%j. W. J. PARSON8, o.p.n. T OST or intKlfiif] n. - Kfttn aifrnAit i\ir A A ??>? 14 stvong, paytible to me, for forty dollars.?? The.Not,e is <bit?d .sometime in October Inst. The Huid note has been pai'l. J. 0. MILbKR. Mjkfoh -T\ 4060 8 > . g HIDES AND 1?ARK WILL 1JK liOUGHT AT KAIH PRICES by . J. L. N.. SMITH. Tan Yard, .L\n 4, 1WH? 2A-tf A Friendly Notice, ALL pereona indobted to tlio Kstnto of Joshua Cox. deceased, must settle at once. Those having demands nffnin?t tho Estate must tender thorn in artcomjjj?}?t/> law. By his roqaest, the largest notes Wo in the h?nds of Mr. 7,. 15. Cox fbr an farly .settlement. I prefer winding up tho estate just as toon as the law will admit, as far as I am concerned on one oftlie administrators. J. 11. HUXMtJUTT, A<lm'r. Fob. 22, 1850 31 tf ANNUAL MEETING I Of (he Slovkholdcru of the P?n? , dletoii lluilroad Company. 1 THK Annual Meeting of tho Stockholders ol' , the l'endleton lluilroad Company will bo hold ! in tho Farmers Ilall, Pendleton, on tho third | Saturday in March being (he 10th day. Hy order W. II. 1>. UAI I.I.AKD. March 4, 1869 88 2 Scc'ty & Troaa. > Pondlftt.on "RnilmoH Pnnmr,,,,. I vivu wAiij^aujr | SUBSUH1RKU8 to the capital stock of this ! Company nrc horoby notitte<l tbat the Sixteerth ami Seventeenth. Instalments are 1 required tob<vpu'ul us follows, viz: The 18th instalment on 1st day of May. 185'.) ' l'Jth July, * I | ' 120 th " " " " Sept. " W. II. D. GAlM.Alll), | Feb'24. 1S.V.) til w<! ft Trenn'r. i ? ? H' H i . VIAj persons having demanda against tho . Estate of Pr. I). T. Holland, deceased, | will |(.*osc?t them to inc legally attested. on or bctorc March Court, and those indebted thereto imial make pnvmoiit bv that time. W. T. llOM.AM), Adiu'r. ; March 3. 1S5U 81 4 1051 ACRES OF LAND, | In lMikons on 1*2 Mile Cor Sale. j 1 AM desirous of moving West, and 1 am [ K now ottering my Land for sale, which lies | on Twblvo Mile Crock, containing I One Thousand & Filty-ono Acros. J 1 will cut it into f>nml| tracts, or soil altogeth- | ; cr to suit purchaser#, There can can he i made three very donirnblo farms out of it.? Those wishing to huy will do well to call j goon, n* 1 am intending to move next fall, and I must fell kooii to make road v. 11KNJ. HOLDER. . Mar<;h I, WO 32. tf | GREEN VIM,EM A.RBJ<E YARD. ; rpiIE Huhscrihcr has on hand and is? oon| JL stantIy receiving a large and varied as : somnent < I i American and Italian Marble, j To which ho would csill the attention of those I in want of a suitable Monumnnt to mark tho ! spot where repose tho remain* of their dc* I parted relntices and friends. Carving and I lettering of all kinds neatly and promptly ! executed. Particular attention paid to orders by mail. JAMES M. ALLUN. ' Greenville C. IT., 8. 0.. 1-Vh. 22 3l-tf N. H. lie refers to I> O WostfieUl. (i..wer. Cox, Markly & Co.. Dr. M it Earle, W II Watson. Ks(|., (%>1 I) Hoke, H McKay, K.?<(. NEW HARNESS SHOP. I invito the public to look to its interest by ootning direct to fair Play, S. C., And patronising the subscriber in the Ilarj ness anil Saddle business. The above tianij ed articles are always on band, or made to j order when desired, Jlepuiring done neatly and with despatch. j ALSO, Military Trappings of all kinds; i Medical eases, and Furniture work done to ) order. I can give the best references either here or in Charleston. As to prices, I warrant theni low. Examine and judge for yourselves. J. 1>. COOK. Jan. 23, 1880 27 Oin Lime Lime Limo ' j V'AT'rc will furnish Limcnt the Kiln onChaugn i i Creak. Piakena Dinlria'i Tliii-lu ....niu | per bushel for unslnekcd. .anil tifteenjjunts for slacked. Wc will haul at the cufltomary prices. HOII'T. MAXWlCl.r,, Agent Chnuga Lime and MnnufaotUring Co. Jan. 17, 1H.",!> 'J? tf J. J. DAVIS, ATTOllNEir AT L. A W. AN J) Solicitor in Equity. OFF 10K AT l'K'KKNS C. 11.. S. C. Sept. *. 1X58 8 ' tf JOS. J. NORTON, 1 A TT<? It HI V A I. a iv - -- - mm " t AND Solicitor lu K<|ul(y. PTCKKNS COURT H0U8K, 8. 0. .Ian. 1. im 25 __ tf W. M. HADDEN, ATTOHNEY AT LAW, A NT) Solicitor In Gquitf, I'luivhcss wuur IIUUMM; S. U. ^_Jajt 14, 1858 2(i if LUMBER ! LUMBER ! subscribers having purchased the J[ MILLS formerly owned Ijy Col. John A. Kasloy, deceased, three miles east of Pickens C. II., arepropared to till orders for LUMBER, finished or unfinished: Sash, Blinds, I'annel Doors, or anything in that line, atshort notice. We are determined to carry on the business in all its branches, and persons wishing anything in our line, may he assured their orders will meet with prompt attention. The business will be carried on under the nameof the "Six Mile Company." Mr M F Mitciif.ix is the authorized Agent of tho Company, to whom all orders should be addressed; I?t o ouiiuiv t* nuuru ui imuiic pniroilftj't*. T. J. KEITH. ii. (i. boggs; M. P. MlTCIIKIJi, J. N. LAWRKNOK, W: N. CJtAIO. Si* Mild Sov. r?, 1808 Hi ?f SHERIFF'S SAXES. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to mo directed, will be nold before the Court llousic in l'iokettt district, within tho legal hours, on the first Monday and Tuesday In April ncxti All (lie right, tltlo and interest in one tract of land containing eighty-two acres more or less, Wing near 1'ickensviUe, adjoining lands of Gideon Bills and others whereon tho defendant now livos i also one other tract containing one niinareu una twenty acres more or lour, adjoining lands of J N Hawthorn And others, levied ?n ru tli? property of A M Polgor at. the separate suits of llull Criss h Co again*t R W Kolger | A M Folger, J M Bowi an, H A Alexander and others. One trnot of .lnUd, containing one hundvod acres more or loas, adjoining lands of )( Groi gait and others, levied on a* tlio property of J It Hniith at the milt of Robert Stewart. One truet of land, whereon the defendant now containing one hundred and seventy five acres, more or lesa. adjoining lands of Samuel Maverick, JamopDnKe and others, levied on as tho property of Jeremiah Collins, at tkesitilof II. V. O'Kclly. , All I ho ,4orqi?<l?nt"9 julorent In one hunrlruri Arid filly ftcro*, mor? or lc**, whereon the defendant no\f llvcsr, adjoining Wqj.Norrla, Hughn wrd others, levied ou n? the property of W. II. Leathers, lit tlia. ??itof George W. Phillip* und others. Toru?e cauh ; purchaser* lo pay ftrr paper*. I T>. fV<2RAlO, s.r.n; | March 10, 1869 80 tj | COMMINtflONKirS SALE j 8TATKOF SOUTH CAROLINA, j 1? I5?iulty?'l'tckcnK. James Noul ] vs > Bill for Fpeciflo performF. N. Onrtin. ) anee of Agreement. j PY virtue of an Order of the Court of Kqui- j y in this case directed to inc. will ho i sold to the highest bidder, nt Pickens Court ' IIou?c on Satoday in April next, tho Tract of Land do*erihod' in the nill. nnuiclv: ONK TRACT OK LAND, lyihgoii Twelve ' Milo Kiver, containing Fivo Hundred ami Seventy Auro* more or les*. ami adjoining IoimIh of JumcR I.nwrence, A. II. Uojrgn, A. It. farno.nt urn! other*. Tkkmx Casii ! ' ROUT. A. THOMPSON, r.E.r.o. i Cora'rH. Officti March 1850 t?l. j DURING COURT, fit. B'lSllftSSICK, or "NVAUIALLA, W1 l<li he at l'ickons Court with 1 a large un<l very goneml assortment of ; European and American Jowolrv ** I Which ho is desirous of disposing or at the' lo\vo?f prices. Also, batches of nl' kinds. UBl'AUUN'G done promptly and on good terms. March 8. tSoO &3 J!_ W. T. HOLLAND, M. D., W,iIJ2 11,1,4, PtCKKNS DISTINCT. S. C. Mnreh a. 18.V.) :?t tf - r ?2171 ' .PREMIUM LIST or THK I'lcticns Agricultural SocloJy I For the ~<l Animal Fair al'l'irkrti-t ( '. H. Friday 2HM October. For tl?o best production of Cotton on one acre Land, $10 00 j For the bent production of Corn on ono acre low-grounds, ft 00 j For the host production of Corn on one. acre upland. fi 00 \ For the best production of Wheat on ono aero land, ft 00 For the befit production of Ryo on one acre land, 2 00 For tho best production of Oats on ono acre land, 8 00 For the best production of Syrup on one half aero Chinese Sugar Cane, taking qunility into consideration, 6 00 ruriiic wem m-uuiiciipu 01 rouueror liny IVoiu n halt' acrcof Chineao Sugar Cane 2 00 For the heat production of Sweet Potatoes on Unit' aero land, 8 00 For Hie best production of Irish Potatoes on half ncre lnnd, 8 00 for tlio best production of Turnips on halfacre land, 2 DO Competitors for the forgoing, will ho required to furnish the Society with tho mode of preparing the land; time of planting, mode of cultivation, and the eortifieato of two respectable citizens as to the measurement of grounds, and measure or weight of crops, for tho boat conducted Farm. 5*10 00 For tho bent twontv pounds Wool, 1 00 llOltSFS. For tho liest Stallion over t yrs. old.' $ "> 00 I For tho best Station over 4 years old. (native.) ,r> 00 For the bent Colt2 to 4yrs. old(nntive) ft 00 For I ho host Colt under 2 yearn old (native,) 3 00 For the bust Maro over 4 year* old (native,) 5 OH For tho best heavy draft Gelding or Mure, 5 00 For tho best heavy draft Gelding or Mare (native.) 5 00 For tli i best Single Ilnrnoss Gelding or Mure, 5 00 For the best Single Harness Gelding or Mare (native.) 5 00 .JACKS AND JENXKTTS. For the beat Jack, $f> 00 For the best Jonnott, . 3 00 MULES. For the best Mirlo 3 to 6 years ol?l (uativo,) $5 00 For the best Mule under 3 years old (nativo,) 3 00 CATTLE. For the best Bull, 00 For the best Milch Cow, giving milk at tho time, with certificate of quan my per iiuv, .1 00 For the best Yearling. 1 00 I10GS. For tho best Roar, &2 00 For tlio best Sow. I 00 For tho heaviest llog, not over 2 years otU, 1 00 SHEEP. For (lie best Ram, $1 00 For the best Ewe, 1 00 FOWLS. For tlio best pair of Fowls, $1 00 Fl.Ol'Il. For tho best Barrel Floor, 2 00 DAIRY. For tlio best 5 pounds Butter, $1 00 For the beat 5'pound* Ohcowe, 1 00 FRUITS. For tbe best half bushel Apples, 50 For the boat half bushel Poaches, 60. For tho bout half bushel Pears, fiU LKATHKR. For tho best side homo tanned Il;ir siuss, upper ami Sole Leather each, $1,00 SHOKS. For the best pnir men's Shoes, $1.00 For the best pair Indies Shoos, 1 00 Fop tho bcBt pair Unmans, 1 00 TOOLS. For the best Asc, 50 For th6 best Mattock, 50 For tho best Plow Stock, 50 LA DIE'S WORK. For tho beat nair Blankets, $2 00 For the best IQynrdtf Wool Jeans, 1 00 For the best Coverlet, 1 00 kfor the best fJohnternftrm. 1 ftrt I'or the best Quilt, 1 00 Fur the l)C9t pair Wool 1-2 IIo?o, 50 For tho l?eit pair Cotton II??ser 50 For tho best pair Wool IItoo, 50 i For the boat pair Cotton I lose, 50 , For the host article of Knitting. Nettine, ! Crochet and Needle work, -premium* will bo awarded at the discretion of the Society. By order of tho Society. M. M. NOItl'ON, President. March 0. 1850 tf FellowCitissens! IWILI|Atfeftdyrtth the Tnx Collector, nl his appointments, for tho purmtso of taki ing tl?o ccniuts of tho District. rax-l'ayorp ; will oblige mo by returning for their tenants ?the number of ??ft?h frou vhito family, "VKM, a MUUJxWVlX. Fqb. 0. lftiO ?>_ tf A Pocket Boojc Lost, OX IMrond lending from the Fulls to Wnlhnl 1a, tnxt Saturday morning. containing n thrw dollnr bill of South Carolina immey, Tift coiiIh in change, one gold Uing and yne sinull I,ock?t, \ '.Ih lmir in It. J. II. nESP.MFELIUSn. Fob 10, 18o? 30 tf J. B. E. SLOAN & CO., ol I'cutllctoii, / 1 RKET tlicir old friends and customers ! vJT with u happy now your, thanking thorn j for their past patronage, and asking a con* tinunncc of tin' same. They will eudcuvor 1 to keep up their usual varied Assortment of Goods, To which they invite the inspection of fill. TIlOV make no i:hnrirt? fur lirm-iinr Mi..i.i .....I .? - # . r - ?. ? .... tiuM those visiting Pendleton would uu well to exiiiit! 110 them before buying. They are now offering some choice Muscovado Molasses at l"? cents, anil good Tobacco at 25 cents per lb. .Jan. 20. 1859 27 tf JUST OPEN ICO! at oru .v/vir casir .store ix W.lIJf.tLL.4, VFIX ! '. assort men t of M KltC 11A N 1>17.K. selected with great care in one of the best market*, ami purchased on the moat favorable terms; therefore, the. beat articles, in our line, can be purchased on as good?or perhaps bettor terms?than anywhere else, i Cull ami make the experiment. DRY GOODS. Or those the assortment is fine for the Winter. embracing overy article usually found with tip country merchants. ? A l???? Ueti(lv-Mu<lo Clothing of various patterns, and imnle up in the latest style and host manner. And sold ehenp for Cash. CCTijKllV. Hardware and Fanning Implements. l'orfutnury, Fancy (Jooils, Soaps, &o. <*rocorio^! fnu-Ii ns ISugnr. (Jofi'ce. Molasses, Suit, Cheese, liice, ami other articles of the trade. Togethor With t\ good Stock of Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, l'rushes, <&o., &c. Tho Best Yct! Under this head, we keep tlie host and most choice Lifpiors. Wines. Segars, Tobacco, Uaisins, Nuts, ito. &e.: which to bo apprcuintcd must be tested. Sales of which are made for cash at very low rates. All of which we are determined to sell CHEAP FOR OA&II, or barter, on good terms, for produce of the country. Frionds, neighbors and countrymen 1 hear us mr your imeresi and pronr, buy troirt us for the bargains offered; and, if you desire to he pleased without trading, look through our Stock. PIEPER & MWRY. Jan. 12. 1R3P 25 tf look"out, gentlemen. <?. as a ion* k, jr. nAS just returned from the City with a selected and extensive Stork of Gontlomon's Goods, Consisting of lllack, Blue and Brown Broadcloths, Cadot Cloth, Black Pooskins, Silk and other kind of Vesting*. Over Coating of all kinds*. Walla W'nlln Casimero, Brown Bibbed Casinievt, Oxford Casimere, Cadet Casitnero. Black Union Casimore, Kentucky Jeans, i. j uiu. fur. 11 <? ha.r also cm hand a fine anil well selected Stock of Linen and Marseilles, Shirts and Collars, Drawers ami Undershirts. Gloves of various kinds, Nook-Ties and Handkerchiefs, White and Fancy l'ocket Handkerchiefs, and various other kind of GOODS in fhe line of Gentlemen's Wear. He would also inform his patrons and the public generally, that Mr. Wm. Wai.skjianx (Merchant Tailor) is still with him, and will cut and make all kinds of Gentlemen's Clothing in tho host and most Fashionable Style ! If you don't believe it, come and judge for yourself. G. Riocko, Jr. HAS also just receive* 1 a Large nml Fash ionahle Stock of 11 ATS nnd CA PS. viz: Black Silk 4ienver Ilate, Black Wool Hats, do Brown Filmorc <lo Pluph Caps, Moleskin, do Glazed, do Cashmeret, do ltoys, do Black, Brown, Pur, do Cloth, do. A LSO, A Fine, selected and fashionable Stock of tlentlcmen's. Ladies, Youths and Childrens BOOTS and SHOKS, which lie offers to the Public generally very low for CASH. G. Riocko, Jr. WOP LB inform his Lady friends that he has just received a pood Stoek of Ginghams, Calicoes of the latest Style, Cashivt _s 11 " > iiivk (f, hi\j i*% xj uauiun, ^ v i [>uuil t*y O1U0 Stri|)C?l ttobcs, I'lnirln. ?AI,SO? Olovos, Gaunt lots, IIuos. Lacos, Cruel, Xett Hoods, mid Suck*. SIirwIk, 1'ius, Noodle?, Tliroad. etc. oh*, eto. Iloop ^liii h ! Tlic Frpncli Extension Skirts. Tlio Union Quilted Skirt, with ilie Patent ndjuKtnblo paddings nwl other kinds : also, Spring Hrass Skit'k IIooiis with Sliilnvi nn?l ('(ind I ~~.irtn.Y4, ' "?? If* G. RIECKE, Jr. DEAI.KK in Clothing. Ory Goods, Hats and Cups, Hoots ami Shoe*, Groceries, Kto. Kro. lie also carries on the Merchant Tailoring RusinoF.s in nil its varied stylos anil-branches. Orders Solicited. Walhalla, 8. Main St., First Door TCast of the Market House and opposite the Planters Hotel.J?n. 14, HWVO L'") _tf GROCERIES!! TlllIK undoraigned has just and i* receiving .1. ft good assortnront of Sugar, Coffee, Too#, Mola**cn, Spice. Ginger, l'oppor, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mustard, Raisins, Cheese, Kicc, Starch. Yeast INrwder, Salt, Tlrimstouo, 15orax, Coppprns, Indigo, MadJAj, Siyip, Candles, Soda, Candy, nte. etc. efc. , "AI.SO?T Nails of various kinds and sizedj Powdor, Shot, Tend, Caps and Flints. ? All of the aWvu article# I am now oficrjftg cheap for Cash and for C'asu onlr. I have also a small Lot of IIA FtDWfA I'JC on hand which I offer at cost pvicV for Casm C. lUKCKtf? .) r. P. S. Mr. O. Uikckp.. jr.. tAmlni-8 liio tlinnkH to the nublU". for thfcir libornl j>ntr(>nrngc during the hint joftr, and sulicitp i\ tfharc of the publift pnfronnjje for thfc ensuing scavon. Wnlhftllrt, Jnn. 14. 1830 ?m. J. H. VOIGHT, Tin, Copiwrmn Kit & SI 111 Multcr, WAMIAI.LA. S. C... WILL ffivc ulriet-attention.to (til bnnhioM entrusted U> bin onto. Tonus the most re* sonnblo. , ' .Jau. 12, 1859 2*?. It' I ?AWmjDAYKs! FOR ORDINARY. Tlio frii'ii'1.1 of J. II. MAKKTT rw^clfully iiKiiinmco liini n cnri'lfUnfc l*?>r Ordinary of IMckons 1 'iHtt'icl :it llic next oltclloii. fit--*)'" Tlic fririul*of WM. ?1. l'ARHONH. Esq,respectfully :>nnr"i>ticc Iiim ft csindidntc for reck'ciioK In tli? ofiice of Ordinary, for l'iekcn* iietuct. nt the ensuing election. B riV" 'I'lio friottdH of iV, K. IKH.COMI!)'! ro?, peettully unnouiice liiui a oftiididiUo lor Ordinary, x?t ilic 11oxt olcctien. Ixtr" The friends ol S. II. JOHNS respectfully announce liim it candidate for Ordinary at ! lite next election. KM),,.Tlio friends of Ucv. .JOHN ()XVFNS lieg , leave to iinnounre liim a candidate for Ordinary ol' Pickens district, at liic ensuing election. T>"9? Tlio friends of THOMAS J. KKIT 11 re. ) sport fully announce Mm u candidate for Ordinary of Pickens dietriel, at tliu ensuing election. FOR S111:IIIFF. JOn-Tlio Mends of Mr. ANDKBW li A MS A V respectfully announce liim a candidate for Slierill' lit* l'iifkruw rlluf! ? ?? fl?? ???% I tear Tlic friends of Col. I.KMTKIj T1I0Mj AS respectfully announce him a candidate j l'<?r Sheriff ol' 1 iukoiitj district, at the ensuing election. | fifiyThc friends of Col. A. 15. SAROKXT I respectfully announce him a candidate for j Sheriff of l'ickens district, at tho ensuing I election. The friendp of AV. N. CRAIG 1>cr lento i nun a iniiumuic utr rwiemi ol 1'icKj I'HH district, ul the next elcclion. FOR TAX COLI.KCTOR. The friends of Mr. A. S. STKl'HF.XS refjuietnilly announce liim a candidate for ilio oflicc of Tux Collector of 1'ickciiB district, at I lie ensuing election. jRwy Tlic friends of Mr. ft 120 It ft K F. STEADlNii respectfully announce liim n eiindiiliite for the office of Tax Collector, at the next election. BjeJ>,.TIic friends of Kev. .1. It. III NNKTTT respect fully announce hini a cntididnle for tlio i ollice of Tax Collector, ?t (lie ensuinp election. BW^TIic friends of Ucv. II. M. 1IARTON respectfully announce liim as (i candidate for Tax Collector at tlie next election. {$ $" The friends of J. \V, L. (WHY respectfully announce liiin a Candida to for re-election to the office of Tax Collector, for l'ickens district, at the ensuing election. tXrif The friends of II. CLEVELAND HI NT respectfully nnnounce him a candidate for Tax Collector, at the next election. i i... -?j,. . 1 mat C. H. A. WOODIN & CO., llni'itCKH, Snddlc ?V Leaflicr Slivp, WAL11ALLA. S. C. .Inn 1"). '25 tf Taxes Taxes' I WILL attend nt the following times ami ami places for the purpose of recciviug Tnx<\s for the vear 1858: 11.. 'in I? '?- -? ? j ..... .-uin , i, j j., ai >> in. onnucrtf. I'riday, IS " " iJaoliolor's llctrcat " Satuiday, 19 " " Fair l'lay. " Monday, 21 " " CobbV. " Tuesday. 22 " " Win. Fanl's. " A\ edncsdny, 2.'1 " " Salubrity. | " Thursday, 24 " and Friday. 2;), Pfckcnevillo. " Saturday, 20 " " Trap. " Monday, 28 " " Uc.-rtor's. " Tuesday, 1 March, " Mrs. Barton's. " Wednesday, 2 " " Wolf Crook. " riiurfday, 3 " " Hurricane. ' Monday, 7 " " Pickons (J. II. " Wodtiosilay, 9 " "Ci rant's Store. " Tlmrsdav. 10 " " Tunnel 1 i;ii " Friday. 11 " " C'apt. A; Robins'. '* Saturday, 12 " " donas Phillip*'. " Monday, 11 " " Poole's, " Tuesday s. >d AVcdnesduy, lftth and 10lh, at Wallialln, ami at I'ickcnu C. II. on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Court, at which timo my Books will ho closed. Persons failing to make their lleturns hy that timo will he liable to a dsuble tax. Free negroes must pay their tax during the month of March. Stuto tax, 35 por cent; higher than Inst years: P.ond tax, 3.'? l-.'i cents ; Poor tax. 1<> 2-.'5: public buildings, 5 per cent on State tax. (fey- All person? are required, under a penalty of ton dollars, to report to nic thonumber of births, deaths and marriages, of whites and blacks, that ncetirrprl ir. Mini* f"""!!" previous to 1st .January, instant. Magistrates, Clergymen and others arc required by law to re, .>rt such facts of this* nature a* come within their own knowledge, during the same period of time. JOHN W. Ii. CAliY, T. C. January 1">. IM'.V), Another Comet Coming! VUi persons imlobled to me by Note or . Account, that wishes to save cost would do well to come forward nnd settle by the j 15tfi December next, a.* I am closing up my | business hero. After that time they will find I their Notes and Accounts in the Imrwtanf n>? j Ofticor for collection. So harken to the call, as I am determined to earrv out what I say. M. F. MITCIIKLL.' . Pickenw C. 11.. Nov. 1H, 18 . tf. i\o ri K. V FIX AT. settlement of the Estate ofThoa Alexander, deceased, w ill bo had be| fore the Ordinary, at I'ickeiin 0. II., on Monj day the 13th day of Juno next. Porsons iiji tcrested therein must govern themselves aci cordially. Those indebted mustpnv up,and ' those having demands against said Estatn i must render them to mo,"legally attested, bc| fore that dav. DAN'L. ALEXANDER, Ex'or. ' Fnh. 7. 1 ' >-*?!> . ??) 3 m % oritu " I I" S hereby given that I will not be rospon' 1 niblo for interest on the distributive nhs.ro \ of Hilla Dawson, in the Fatate of Daniel Moody, deceased, on and a ft or this dnto ; and ! that this nnticA wilTlrf* 1 i? . r ..... ,rw JMVI.U 111 l.lttl Ul IIUUIest on the said distributive share, BENNETT MOODY, Ex'or. Fob. 23, 1P*>',) . 31 am LAND FOR SALE. riMIK fwlmoril&r offers his VAWABLK i .1 TRACT OP LAND for hsIc. It is situnted in rickenn- district, and Hen oiio rnilo Jiclow JmruttV uridyl: o^Tutaloriver. Tlio Trjict contains Twu Ilundven and Nincty-aix Acres, 100 ncroR of which if good River niul Creole Bottom fho plrtce in, vnhuilde mill improved. Terms made ?hhv. JK8.SK A, It ALL. Oct ?.l. 1H.",S 1 I tf : W. K. KAM.KV. ISAAC WICK LIVMC. EASLEY & WICKLIPTE, Allon?c)s at iHW, \' \7AI'I-ottcml.pim?tu?ny to (ill ImsinoM cn? i \ trusted to their car? in tho L>i*trictcAiiipriring tho Weatcrn-Circuit. j OFF1CIS AT l'lCKENS f'. If., ?. C. Hcrt. 2\ 11*