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, , tfbHfttui.K rhnto ltvnnoPHortU.? The Cincinnati Ktiqttiw, of Muiult loth, 1 8?,V?: ! i Some six wctjks Josopli Wright Wnn bitten by his o\vh dog* that wftorwwrd, bit- . ing povcr^t porson* ?nd.\ number of anirtinN, nnd Riving uocidtifoviuntoniii of rftbic*. Wu*., pat to dentli. Wiiglit thought littlo i?f Uu< Jrouiuntanco nt tlic time,' noppofing the antatnt vicious inther tliuu mnd. una nothing occurred to cuuso ulurm until Inst WednGR- j day.whon ho oxnerieucod i?'g??n*de?l of pain | in tho arm uuoii which tho <|og hud faatonftd i hin tcctl). Tho piuti incrcixnod until he deoin o<I 11 iMvisuLilc to pond tor it |>hvMOi?iP> wn? 1 gave him a lotion, but intimated to ay.one the ( danger of hia patient. Wright's ?ufl\?ring i tucrcnKO'l, the nain extended to uliuomt eve- ( ty tmrt of liia body, until Sunday Morning, when he became*raving mm!, nutl his disease ' . win declared to be hvarnpllohia. Ilt? roved ; nl tiniOK nnd tore bin hair and lle^li and fixiin- ' f tod at tlio hiouth nnd *oroa?ned like a demon, | < presenting a sighr tcrriblu to b*jtoM> It wan ( tieccwHry to bind hint to tliw lred. to prevent i ( him from Committing violence upon himself, , hud often, in his cxt|iiitnlo mifcrv. ho |.rnvV?'l to bo killed nt onco and relieved of his i nfcony. '1'tiC of water or the montioii of the term throw liiin into spn'stiis, and ho ! foil trcmMin<r ?nd >grftnning upon tlic floor, j *rtin*4 who witnessed flic poor man's madItfGWI ihfy never,know Lrl'oie how so(>remcly wretched uiun could bo ; it was mw* ill to contemplate. and w> uhl hwvr startled und horritied the dullest and most uniinpn*tuonulo nature. At Inst death emm*, in mercy, and touched him witU th?h?nd of eternal MilluesA.? Xuluro Was exhausted, nod lie, expired about 11 o'clock night before 1**1.? j w right \vii*n young u)nn? a moulter l>y |>r??- , fossion, uml lirtd 1w*en married hut one your. , lie leaves ft wilVs, wilh an infant v.liiKl. T|i?. lCx KC?'TI<?N? AT HaT.TTMOKR.?At | tho earnest solicitation of flirt ^piritital guides arid ]):itenU of tlte four Wretched ! 1 men who wore to have expiated their offences on tho gallowa on Friday last, says tlie 1 <Johuubin Bulletin, the Governor of Maryland has consented to Suspend their execution till the 8th of April, m order that they may he better prepared for their awful ond. i Suuh a thing ti? tho execution of lour ' lK- Ai---' 1 .... ) iiiv.ii nf iiit- nimic viuia-nnu upon 1110 w:uut* fpiUow?f has not ocotfrwl'in Hultimore itlnw ' ISOfl, when four prisoner* in the jail were convietcd of the murdeVof n fcllyw-prisoiicr i who interposed to provont them fconi inttr- | dcring (he jailor, W'F. find in the N, 0> Crc*ceet, of MaVeh ' 2<>th, the following : i i A slave, stolen and sold, probably with hi* own full.consent, has boon caught thro' bis own smartness. John, a bright young niuhitso, and a valuable bov, whs utolen about fix or ei<j;ht month* ago from his ipsus icr, ;ur. Allen, Jit H.irnwell, (J. The ! two men who stole hiiu sold him to a nop I trader in Charleston. In quick succession | ho was sold to another trader, who sold hint , to still another trader in this city. This last trader Bold John to Mr. Cleveland, ai resident of the Foujth District in this city; ' John liked the privileges of this great eity 1 iirst, rate but being n dandy darkey, fond j of fine clothes and lote of pocket money, and fond of splurging around with the 1'jailer gals," nwouid to his gcuius to make a " raise. Soon after his disappearance, his master wrote to the poliwe.of this city, describing him nartifiiilnrle mul nfli>rinr? * 'On i i j > r i for his arrest. Mont?? rolled on, and tho' John knocked freely about town, he w .h i ?<)iarp enough to.krep tho police from dropping ou hiui. His effort to none nionoy consisted in writing n letter, or getting upme one to write it fyr fuin, io the two men ! 1 who originally abducted him from his inns- j \ ter, a ski in: thcin for nionov. and intim?*iii??- i ' - * f -r-?> should the ifloncy not l?'e sent, thnt he would int'ovm upon tliem in his master, and procure their arrest nud punishment. ' Unluckily for John, it happened that tho.se men, wlwmc name* nro Martin Carter , and .Sterling'Clay, were arrested, for steal- j | ing him, for fltcaftng other negroes in thnt ( part of the country; und were tried, convictci), and Hpfifciiccd to death. They ure to be hung at Barnwell on the'25th instant, lioxt Friday. John's letter, as a matter of 1 course, fell into other luinH* 1 lum tV?iw> l,n intended. His whereabouts being thus positively oaccrtuiited, the <*J?icf* of Police here was , duly pouted ; and laft evening, the dandy | fohn, to his great astonishment. w:\h do- i tec-ted by upecinl officers isnrdpnd Furwell. ; :ind arretted and looked up. The neprotrador hero, who sold'John to >1 r. Cleve- ' ' .land, will .?oon have stand u hi\v*snit nbout it, unless he should. *00 proper to refund tne purchase money. TkrrjhT.k IltmhirANftr?IlAf.K a Orrv , I>k?ticc?yki> !?On ;8up<l>?y Vniicht ireek,< ' one hftlf of tho oity of A4>crde.cri, Mi??., \ was destroyed by n hurricane. Tho ?cenc .J was awful, tho howling winds 'blowing ' ' down tho l'rcabytorirtn Churoh, unrooting t ' the brick atorft of I'arker, Piirriih' & Co., i .< ' Uow occupied by SUinmy, Strong A King, i exposing their stock of goods to the heavy i ' r.iiiiH accompanying; and blowing down ) the* front of Suiuiny, Strong it King's old 1 Utorehtjusc, which won made of brick, senttcrinff*" Some of fhft nuiteriuli ?l?? 'fitrect, ox posing th$ new stuck of goods, i }u?V being opened in it by Himipton & I 1 ]'4uki?un, nmi vpry much injuring them. _ The frrtfccry ntorft of II. KeiuWl wiu nluo y blown doWij, the f$in factory of (lullctt & 1 Ulndnoy riovoofed, the cotton sheds# gon- j | orally blown dov^i, and the Ifltchcn of the | ( Comnfofoiul House'* pnroofed. nnd another | t miup building Ooosjdcrujdy injured. , I - OArrrW. <\ Oorrfe.?the' Charleston { ' | fkao ?Vr of the 23M inft aayn A mil in*- i ?ri Monday bpj'orc tho l?rjitod'Stofcoi* DiKtrict CoUpt, ?udgo Mapjratli pr$*r(Kng; in this city, fur proooRH ogninat j WiHium (1. Ooni<$, pn'nccouujf of'the in- i die tin cnts mid warrant* thnt have i?iUod I npfninftt.him fnmi tHo Anthem Ointrict of c (Jeofgin, fojr idlogcd offonqCH in J.I10 Tnnttor J'. of tho yrtfJjf Wanderer. Tho application ^ virus visfuaod/" tl * .'T ' " All, nro you still alive. Mion V ?nl?l a fi*l- ? tf lou', on mooting one. whom ho hn?l injured.? t< " Yh?,'' replied the other, ' and kicking," suiting the udtion to tho word. The Valuo of a Bit of Knowledge- J Iu the course of our miscellaneous road- ' ii?, wo cnmo across the following good lory, whioh illustrates the value of a bit of iruutio.'tl Information, when applied at tho ight time \ . j In the Plam boforc St. Peter'snt Iloino i kinds tho most beautiful obcliek in tho ; vori/*.. it waa Drought from the oircua of ^oro xvhcrtt it had lain buried fi?r many ! tges. It was one cntiro picco of Egyptian | limbic, 72 feet high, 12 feet BqUaro at the i mw, and 8 feet squuro nt the top, nttd is jo in pu tod to weigh above 470 ton*, ond it; s supposed to be 8000 yonrs old. Much ; Migiriocring skill was required to remove tod erect this piece of art; and the celebrated urehitcot, Dominico Kontane, w:t? tojcclod aud engaged by Pope .SextiiH V. j io oarry out the operation. A pudental, 30 feet high, was built for its reception, and ho obelisk Drought to itn base. Many Peru the ingenious contrivances prepared '"or tho raining of it to it? last rostinc place, ' ill of which excited the deepest interest imong the people. At length everything tviis in readme**, and a day appointed for the great event. A great multitude awsoin- ' dud to witness the ceremony ; and the i\?pe ifraid that the clamor of the people might ilistruct the attention of the arohitcet, in- ; ^ued an edict eoiitiiininr* rmrnliiinnu ?<? l?i? . t o ' lv "v i kept, ami imposing, the servercst penalties 1 .hi uny-onc who tdmuid, during the lit'tin>x i i)f the.gigantic alone, utter a ninglc word. | Amidst suppressed cxuitoincnt of feelings j nnd brouthlcpa silence, the splendid menu- j ment was gradually mi sod to withiu a few': inches ??f the top o( the pedestal, when its ] upward motion ceased; it hung puppciuh d. und could tint be got further; the tackle i.,.. 1. 1 -i * ' vr.tjj loo m.k-k, hiiu mere scorned to l?e no other way than to undo tho groat work already accomplished. 'lho annoyed architect, in hi* perplexiitv, h.tvdlv knew how to net, while the silent pcopie were anxiously Watching every motion of hia features to discover how tho problem would he solved. In the crowd Was an old Hritish sailor, he saw the difficulty. and how to ovcreomo it, nnd with Ktcutoriuu lungs he shouted, " Wet the ropes Tho vigilant police pounced on tho culprit nnd lodged him in prison ; tho urchitcct caught tho magic words, he put his proposition in force, and the cheers of the people proclaimed the success of the pleat undertaking. N'ext day the Hritish criminal was solemnly arraigned before his Holiness ; his crime was undeniably proved, and the I'opo in solemn language pronounced his sentence to be?that ho should roocive a pension annually during his lifetime. These little fact* stored up from obsor vation, can nover do the owner any harm, nnd nmysomo day l>o of groat utility ; nud thin stovy only proves the value of remembering small things ?8 well as groat onos, for nothing that in useful is too insignifinant for man to know, and there is no knowledge that has not it* uso. Fivk Persons DuoWNUt).?In Jldla COUlit V. Mo., on Thured.iv of laMt, weok. Mr* Rebecca Llayden, a widow lady, and her four children, while attempting to oroflfl Salt River, wore all drowned. Tlifly wore in a bnjfsry, which . bey endeavored to dri vc ncross the ford, when it upaot. AtTCiVHTA, March 24.?Tj Or?j?g, Chief Kogineer on the Florida Railroad, has boon *no& ciena lu jqcKtionvUle, hy Alfred T. Sears?both nre Mntwnchusetta engineer*. Scar? linH boon Arretted and pieced in jail. It in feared that the populace will hang liifti. rhcrc was great excitement hjj tho etoemer loft Jacksonviftc. ; -4j ? Listksinu to n lady who was pouring out it stream of talk, Jorrold whispered to the person next him, "She'll he coughing soon, iml then xvn eun strike in." NEW GROCERY STORE, At 1'lckcntt II, * r|^lIK nuhntriber begs lento to inform hiw frieurls and the tiuldie ffonnmllv. iltnt lm 1 lias opened a UKOCKUV STORK, And in now receiving end will continue to receive everything usually kept in An establishment of tliin kind. The Stock is all frefth md Iiiih been bmiprht on tho must advntSHjious terms and will be fluid accordingly. Terms will be strictly 0?sh or liartvr nt ash prices. Call nnd seo mo. J. H. 11K1D. April I. I80O ,30 tf Commissioner's Notice. IN EQUITY?fll;K.SN8.. { <-UA'UDI AXS, Tr^ualeos, unci all other perl.J ?><>iVW'h<>*? <Tuty it (< to account l>cfore he, are required tf> filethoir Annual Itpfurnn n irtv Offiim. oiv- ?-.r o'cf.?re tli? 14th ?]Uy of Vlnj'ncjt. .Voucher* for all poyniontK out nn*t bo exhibited, and the property hold l?y svory (iuardian or Trustee mu*t ho di*tinoty not foh'th in *ui(l Return on oath, No Re.. _ :II i.j .. i _.ii! i ' HIM nrifl Mvrcucivun 1)11 |>UUIU' UIIYH II It ICiHH It x properly nmdc f?liTheme failing to c.oin>ly with the ronuiHitioiiH of the law. as bore-' n not .forth, will be ruloil ut once. KOBT. A. THOMPSON', c.rr.n M;iroh 'JU, TKf.O 3?? ' If NOTICE. , 1% FY nnme having been uued without my LtJL kno.wled^o or ooYTsciit in the. nets in- ] orporntinjt th-t Oho>hec nn^l Bine flldjic.Min- i ng Coinpunicn; tbitt if to notify .nil irttfrented J hat I inn pot novr, nor have n'evor b?on, vith- | r directly or imliroctly concerned in Haiti 'otnpnnin*, arid nm in no wuy responsible for heir lifts and iloing<?. *[ , , WMJL.IAM iS, 0U1SIIAM- 1 .Tutine! Iim,''Mnrnli 2.< 4850 3?>-il j - ' * ' ' - ? I. niHic 01 nniiiii i In jllqiiitf?Ploiten?. Josiah YV. Cdbb ) Tit [ Volition for Kelfrf. | . M. Lyttifund wlfft, flat: J * * T Appearing to the f-onuniMloner thst Jghn ! . Ar. I.vlflp and wifo Mury. defendant* In thin 1 uxo. ^onldo Without the jurisdiction ov this honrublo Corffl ; On motion of- Harrison mid Ionium, IHs -orderpd (liAt ths s?id ?b8uut dofcnsnts d?> nppnm- nod plcnd, answer or dotaur w ft? petitioner's sivid petition ofoompluint, withi three month* from the publication of this HI?, or aw ordor pro conftsso wfll be tuksn as > thorn. ROB"Ir. A. TlfOMIWN, O.K Com'r# Office, Nutli 2H, 1&89" 8m Anderson.Prices Current. | COKUtCtKU VTBkKLV 11* HLCCki.SY * CRkHo^ii Andkrbon'C. H:, March 17, I860.. Cotton per \h> - i - - 8 (3> lit Bnlt, (Liverpool) pec Back, ? ? 2.00 liccewnx, per lb. - - 20 "J'U Ke.iUier*, ? - - - '57 (u, 10 Wool. ..... -J;, (ft i|i) Vhi n i best i per bunch, - 1.15 <%)' 1.2M Otfimburgx, (lisnry) per yard, II (i? 1? Shirting*. ... }> (Vy id Ow 1'?m? prrhuuhel, ? 76 (<o 8') Corn Meal, ?... 70 (,, 75 Hnv "Men. (<lr,v) IU I.i'htlicr? (bom hick) p?*r U?. 'J7 C<< !l0 Sfi $' Yon \*i?l ?Wnyp IIikIh large lot of Grn\ cevic and oilier IicrVv irooJs on bumd iiiul fin' ?SJT4JA?y. I St . . r I l)i ki>: tin I ho 2;M install!, nt his residence in I I'iekens District, 8. near (IIii.skv Mountain. Mr. Jamus FKiuiruoN. Son., ngodol years nnd G months. lie expired in the immediate neighborhood of his birth, and in which lie spent hit* whololif'o. atnl wits well kuown to be one of the ! kindest and moit provident of husbands, n tcu: nev, lc ing father, an indulgent m:u>tcr, n genj ero'^s neighbor, and one of otir most useful cit! iteiiH in bearing tho public burthens, nnd by I his example of unceasing, honest industry aud j economy. In addition to n liber.:! share of lit 1 cram?o, nc also taught lus children oy his own I acts honesty, sobriety, industry, economy, ! charity and to attend place* of public worship. ! Ilis name was not registered in any church book kept by man, but I t'acl justified by tlic word of tJhrist, in spying t hat bin 'name was and is known by <Jod as a child of his ; for our Lord says that, he who is not Against, us is for us. and we ucod. only to take n glhnco at Seootia Church, in which his cotlin net containing his lifeless body, whilst his funeral was prearhed, and ask ourselves, whose liberality contributed largely to its ercotion, for a proof that ho wa? not against believers in ChrintJosus. His manir croiiornii* <?nnf?*iHiif *.\ ?!? ? ? ? -.. outrun. ... W.U Gospel, and for all religion* purposes, tostify to the same. And not only cups of cold wator, but rrrnuy cups of coffoe and every other nccosssry foo l have bcon bestowed on tho minister*) of the Gospel and beliuvers in Christ by hiu?, and cntitlo lit in to a believer's reward. ! A weeping widow and children, sons-in-law, I a brother, sisters in-latv, many relatives and acquaintance* composed tho assembly who bedewi cd tho place with their tears, around the gravo I in which his body was consigned; and tears wero caused more freely to flow by the surviving j companion bowing to kiss his lifeless cheek, I and exclaiming, in a tono of griof, " James, 1 hope to meet you in Heaven." A little daughter also sprang forward to the open coffin and , imprinted her last kiss on the forehead of him who liaa flo on kissod ber own. To the berolt family in whoso ranks tlio dread appointment, that than must die hw? been so recently demonstrated. Tlic writer would s?y that he is glad to know Unit he has a hmurt which fefelsto wei<p find mount with you.. Bui our mourning Ij not without hope, for, notwithstanding, tinvl filler death in-the judgment. A God, who has manifested his love tor us by dying in our stead, , and in thousands of oilier mode!*, is to be the Judge; this gives high ?nd consoling hope.? Tlmt wo must follow the deceased companion, father and friend- if we are prepared) i-* also a o,.i: , vvaviMip "lUUgUI, We wrill now tine the languiC^e of the poet to express our feelings nncl wi?M5? toWu.nl the iibove ilcccusud Peaceful lie thy silent ^ .nber?Peaceful in ihe gruve so low ; Thou no more will join our number; Thotfcno mure our songs shall know. Dearest frtend, thou hast loft us: Here thy losh we deeply feci; Hut 'tin (iml wiio hutli borcft ?n, Ho unii nil our sorrows hcitl. - Vet again vre hope to inoet thee, , When tbo <lny oflifc is Hq<1, Then in lleuwu with joy toflro*t fIicys, . Who 10 no furuwelt ic*r in .. .. : 1>iki?, on 11c l20(H' iitiinio. "of t'ronp. Wrtutiy' nun of W. J. Puitaoifc. K*<|., ngod nbiHUKoiir yen i n. Xufft>r little child von lufimie untoriue. unit Ibrbid tlient not, fOr'of HiiuliUitU* Kiugdviu of llonvon.'f l'-il'.hj l j. !?i-ll l.'l ". f ' . !p Change of Schedule j On (lie IMue Rldgc Railroad* ON and aftor Monday the 4th of April, the Onrtf on tliie Road will leave Pendleton on M-iiulav. Wednesday and Friday inorniugs, At fifteen miauteH before 4 o'clock. A. M.f iiu'i will ioave Ander?on on Tuesday*. Thursday?, niul Saturday*, on tha arrival of the earn from ('oluinhiu. W. 1*. D UAILL.VUn, Agent, j I'rtii'llHtnn. March IWW '(<? I i\oritE. 4 tlKUl:l<AIt Quarterly meeting of the Pick- ! i\ curt AKiienltuitil Society ytill tiiko place in j I ho (.'ourt limine ?t lu o'clock a., if. on zfeUdity j in April. M. M. NOIU'ON, lVo?ld?n?. , Marei. 30, 1 h.v.i :m i I\?Ti<E. -J 'P1IE Fr?o liridge o*tr 3*090n ftjycr ftVJ&U** I 1 Hill, hnviog bccoino lmp*si?ttblc. the FerryH known im Slft*n'? Vktry will b* opened iifjor lhit? ilttte.' March 2ft. 18*9 80 w ? noth;'#;. ' ^.IIHOSE of you iri<iebte?l to m? prior to H .lunuHry, I860, at? ftgnin politely re- ' qnwtpd |f? pay whatfou tiwo iue. I mcnn j what 1 isnv, waen ! teH y<m I money. ( You know your in<lobt*<tneea to me, and if wl don't Comply with a rmmoni'.bl* reaue.it, yoa need not be*urpii*ed ate verveurlydav to fee * wee ted With * K*il Writ rtr ea. *a. as the daee rany be. So, hearken to ?K*ir> notice! L, B d(NIN8?N. CU&tpoll llH,? MarcJi 2S* l&fr 33-4 isviuce, mo, por iu. - - IB (<& 14 < " Jitv.i, por lb. - - IH (ft 20 " l.itguyriv, per lb. 16 ^ 16 Sngur brown. per lb. ? - 0 (Vj) 11 : " Cnrilicfl, per lb. > 11 <?4 121 1 " CnuUcvi, per lb. - 14 (?) 10 MolwidOB, West India, per gallon. 40 (j\ '46 ' " N. Oiloruix, ' " tJO (<u 05 " Muucorailo, 14 4i 46 (? 60 Bagging, Gunny, per yard, 18 Qi} 19 Bole Uopo, " lb. - 11 (? 1*2J Bnoon, hog round, - - 11 (M 12 Bnttor, per lb. - - 1 ~ to) 1 "> Steel, oust, ? 20 fit 26 " Oermun, * - - 12 (<# lo " Blister, . - - 10 (.$ 12 Iron, common ?i/.e Swede. per lb. <>A ' 5 to 7 inchuft OA (c, 7 Kn^lish, per lh. - - ft <j<v tf ' Uumi*, " ' - - 0.(<^7 Nil Hi*. \jc*t brahd.s, per keg, - 'i.J (n) 0 j Casting*. per lb. - - <> |o I'iitU, pi'l' l\ ((I; H " blasting, (.lluaa, 10 - - (* 37l:? UWJ2 - - . 3 (</\ 8.2.*? o Lead, per Hi - - lu (u? 11 Oil. I.ltiMCcd, per gallon, 1 Q> 1.2o Train. ' ? . 'JO (<i, 1.00 Rice, pur lb. - - - -Of** i'? Flour. pel* Uml, - - - 6.00 Wheal, per biuhel, ? 00 (W> 0.? Com, ' 05 (tt, <>.!? . oorbnshfl. - - Ii7 (u. 10 LOOK OUT FOR I 'NEW SPHli'G & SUM M till GOODS, AT PKNDL&TON. 3. C. sniTll ?fe HOVKV i nAVE junt received and fife now opening i for the innpootion of the public a ?nlon? tii<i wwtrtmcnt ?>f Spring find Summer I>T* Y GOODS t?> which wo invite the attention of the public. . Our Stock of lb-can Good* em Drncfts every variety of the Newest and most fu*h)tinftltlo Stvles fr-im tin* HYcneli, Kngli^ll I and American MnnufnctUfrcri?. LABIES DRESS GOODS. Colored Mtmlina. Jaconet, Lawn*. Holms, ' 1 DouVU 'lupo R ibc.a. Ginghams. Mohair L)o- 1 Plaid BorefffH. llonp SkirtH. Oa!ie>es. . JuoonPf. 3vv'ihh, Mull. Plain Hud Plaid Mus- j . litis. Ill nek Colored Silks, Linens, (.'am- j ' 1.ricks, Ij'inji Cloths.- &c. I'luibiruidered Culj lnrs and Sleeves w&ll worth tho attention ol" ; nil buyers from t>0 cts. to (1.00 dollars. Btoiinrtx. | White, Colored and Vancy Straw and NeaI polltan llmm*ta; nt.d a good assortment of ! White unit !,:? !** and ^iiyt>ca It%it Flower*, Uild>on.?. KuxJias, Ac. Gontg Goods, ; White Liuon Prill. Plan torn' l.tiion. Sail | Duck. Chock and Plain f.Mionx. Orapdo'lc ' Uuttontulo IiiiHMi and Silk Handkerchief*.Ac. j Roady-mado Clotiling. I Linen and Marseille* Shirts and Collars. Linen MursoillCB l)rap?Ui'tc and Cloth Coats, of j nil sizos. White and Fancy Linen, li'ack ami Fancy ('nasimore Pants. | Hlnck and Fam v Silk, aud Fancy Marseilles ! ' Vests. Boots and Shoes. : Mens Hnd Hoys Hoots ami Shoes of all s'lr.ys. i Ladips Silk Gaiters, Ilevil lutec U'iots. 5Mack I ami White Kid Slippers. To all of wo invite tho attention of purchasers SMITH A ItOVF.Y. March 20. !' '? tf I SPRING k SIMMER GOODS l ! ! f US. 11. KNKF. would invito tln? :i11<> - I i>J. lion of lier patrons ami tWc public gem orwlljr to bor selcot tuwl choice Spring and Summer Goods! Consisting <>f .Plain ami Colore.I Muslins Plain an<l Colored Bara^es, in.i?..:ii: Various Colored Calicoes. And a sjdc.idid selection of Honnet*, Iiibhona ] Duster*, Voils. (Jlmo.<, Lace*, &*:. &c. Tho ahove GOODS have beon selected with i great care, nitvl will ho found .superior to any ! in tho market, for quality and price. Tliov arc offered nt lmrfrains for Casmi. " Wallmlla. March 25, IH50 30 2in ' nt' kiikiillt A ?? <?I ?? ? i'tckcns--In Equity. ' , John II. Trowelland wife et. al. j j, ^ fOI.X>iscov Klizaheth B. Keith. Bx'trix.ctal j ^c' j 11' Appearing to tlin Commissioner that X. V. Holland and wife Penelope. Elliott M. Keith, Christopher Kirkxcy, l>n?id Garvin and wi!<! Nancy ; the heir a at law of Jared Kirksey, deceased, lo wit: Isaiah M. Klrksoy, Jared ii. K. Kirksoy, Mary L. M. P. Kirksey ; tho minor heirs o! Thomas J; Haltum, namely : Thomas J. Uallum. William liallum, Fair K. llallum, Oetostia II. llallum, Catherine Hnlluin, Haltum, defendants in this case, reside from and without the limits of this State : On motion Of llutrison and Pulliu.ni, it ia ordered that tho before named absent defendants do appear iu this honorable Pmirt and nlead. unswi-r or d.miii Complainants' said hill of complaint, within throe monthn from ihe publication hereof, ovan order pro eonfeasu will be taken a* to them. KOII'T.* A. THOMPSON, C.K.P.D. Coin'ra Office. March 25). 18f)U 8ni Mlatc of Sou III C'iiroliun, IN EQUITY?PICKENS. Robert Kirkaey, Adui'r. j s f Petition for Hcllof, &c Iaaiuli M Iwirksey, el r1. } IT Appearing to iny mvlt9fao}iQn that Isaiah M. ' Kirkscy,-iJurod K. K. Kirkrfey and Marv i?. SI.P. Klrks^y, defendants in this ease, reside 'without tUc limits of t}\is State: On motion ot Ofr, for Petitioner, it is ordered that these ah- | sent defendants do appoar in this Court, snd plead, answer or demur to the said petition, within three months.from tho publication hereof, or an order procoitftsso will U<" taken against them. UOH'T. A. THOMPSON, c.k.j* n. t'nln'rn OITmn "2!4 1 HMl flm NOTICE. 4 I.Ti persons aro hereby forewarned aI'\ gainst trading for a note drawn by 0. Mainsw in favor of T, fenHison, tl>e obligations ofvuch note having been complied with. V. M-AIIKW. March '20. 1*50 ITfi tf NOTICK. 4 LL powon* indebted to the Estate of ^"V." John O. WaUoti, deceased. are requited to make payment to in*? without delav; and those bavin,#; demands against paid Estate must present them, legally attested, with in the tii>io orese^ibtyl>.b v Iuw?, ' 1 " ' ' w! a. ailLSH AM. AdmV . ' " 35 3 [ I hereby ?ive notice to all person* indebted to L me in the Ordinary's Ollioe on Hond* due me I for Ileal R<jtnto thut I huvo deposited all the bonds iu the hands of J. K> Haooou for collection, who is the only person authorized to receive the n.imu, and who is my duly authorized deputy in all business transacted in my office. \U T 1) t UftAUU - ? - ?T o.i AaQViiPi o.r. i>. ^OnHnarj's Office, March 23, Hm W. T. HOLLAND, M. D., W4LIUIX4, PICKKNS DISTltlCT, S. 0. March 8. 1859 31- t f VLMlf If 4 |? V IHU1 LMliU) lvrjrv unnnuop oiiur. I Invito the juili'ic toMuok to it* imore?t hy j cornirtjt' direct to sVnO patroni>!infl the si?b?orihor in tbo Jlurnc?x ftnd Snddlo busiucM*. Tbo above nam0i|<iiirti4 <i nivrftjre on hand, or mndis to (inter whf n desired. Repairing dune neetlv 1 ami wilin do?p?U'h. - ~ AT/SO. Mi|jt*ry Trapping >>f nil kind* ; ( Medical 46*9*. i*nri Furniture work done to ; order. I C%? fi(*y th? l**t refpreire#* eith- i cr Iiqka or in ClvirUitfon. An to price*, I i warrant th?m low. Bx?iminr and judge fi>r i yuui>s?l?ee. ' T. D. CQOK ' Jan. 23. 1#W * ' 27 6m Lime ' Lime 1 Lime I WE will ftsrniah ?,im? at the Kiln on Chiang* , Or??k. Pidken* DlrtriuU *t Thirty copf* 1 mt butht) for nneiUaked, nnd ftfttftn cent* for sUwked. We will haul HUUeouaiomary frit**. \ ROIVT. ^fAXW?LU A*** Clnug" Limo and J**XTf>SU> W ?f .iAaJkl-w 4d __ I- V. ' COMMISSIONERS SALE."" STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, lit Kqulty?-l'lckous. ifdltit** Xcill I vs > Hill f>r cpveiftc porformV. N. Garvin. J nncO of Agrovment. I H \ ntut! "t 1111 Onll'i-tho Uourt of IvquiX) tv iii (his chro directed <? me. will bo Mold li? the liitflipat hlddl'r. Ht Pickens Court IIoiisoki) Salodav iii April next, tlio Tract of Land described in" the hill, namely: ONK TRACT OF LAND, Ivingi.n Twelve Mile Hivor, containing Five Hundred and Seventy AoreH more or lc^s, and adjoining lands of James I.awrencc, A. II. Bogg*, A. 1?. Sargent and others. Truaia Cash! KOli'T. A. THOMPSON, o.E.p p. f'un'ih. Ulfn e. M:nvh 9. 1 S'V.J td. LAND FOR SALE. PI^IIH kuliHcril>er ofl'pr.s fur ?u1e'the valun1 bio TRACT OF LANI> on which he now resides, Minuted in the District <>f I'ii-kons. and hing on the head water#<i( Kighteeii Mile Creek, containing Threw Hundred* and TwuiUy-inur Aden. On the promises thore mo a comfortable dwelling, all neoossoiry out-building*. with nbout Thirty Acres of good bottom land. Term* jnadu ' dasy, and ior I'ti it her particular* nttpl V <>n the land To KKtTX HOQERS. March 23, 15v>y 36 tf Ninv PA RT nIuSIuFn OT1 C \L rpiiK underniencd h^o funned a l'artuoi* 1. sliiji in tho {Mirclmxe and sale < !' merchandise. .to., and Will transact business under the nnmc and firm of Blockley & Cx*ayton8, lit sin; stand laiely occupied hy Kngluiul, Hloeklry (V?. Mt Anderson V'. It. Our Stook of Quod a is large and well selected, unci t FOIiCASlt, in Now York. It consist* of the tollowing loading articles, with mativ otltors nut mentioned : A large lot ot' OoiFop, Crushed, Clarified and Brown Sugary, Salt, Moh'tRsex, Mackerel, Choexe, factory Yarn, Nails, Iron and Steel, ite. Also, a good Stock of Hard* ware, Bo>ts and Shoes. lltU* and Cajw. and Crockery. A heavy stock of Domextie Dry | Good*, Mich as Osnahurg*, Bleached and i Brown Shirtings. Shcciinrs. llomesnun.*. Tickings, Calico, &o.. Ac. All of which wo | will soli low for Cash or short time. \Vc will t:\ko in exchange for goods or will ' pay cash for produce, such aa Cotton, Bocswiix, Wool. Feathers, Tallow. Raw Hides, Corn. Wheat. Oat*. Ftonr, Uag*. A*o. | We pledge ourselves to give Hnticfaction to our customers, in goods, prices, Ac., and solicit at least a share of patronage. S. 11LKCKLEY. U. l\ CRAYTON, T. S. c HAY TON. March 28. 1850 Sft :i J. B. E. SLOAN & CO., ol' l'i'iidletoii, 4" 1 IlKKT their old friitnds and customers V J with a happy now year, thanking them for their past patronage, and asking a yon* tinuancd of the same. They will endeavor to keep up their usual varied Assortment cf Goods, T . ...LI-L iL? * .L. ? f ?? 111 which iney mviie wo inspection ??i nit.? 'l'hcy ninko no rharge for showing them, anil I those visiting Pendleton would do well to examine tliem before buying. j They aro now offering some choice Muscovftdo Molasses at 46 cents,and good Tobacco at 25 cents per lb. Jan. 26. !?5& 27 tf Now Powder Manufactory. rBUI KSouth Carolina Powder Mills are now JL in r.uccRfiHfo 1 operation. and tho attention of Dealers ia'called to the unmistakable superiority of the Powder Mann facta led at these Mills over that any other in America. We are prepared to furnish at tho shortest notice any of the following description, vis: Blasting Powder, Pistol Powder, (Jnnnori (tun " Munkut Hrilliant " ltitlo " Gun, Pistol, Ac. The Manufacture in under the guidance of ! J. It. rei.DF.n, fmni Metumingen, tierI many, a skilful and experienced Powdur maker. 11D ht?n introduced the highly brilliant Puwder to much ad mi re. i hy tho sporting | community of Kurope, Thi.s Powder is a ! 1 ....i ? .i.~ .. .i: .1. . v i wvuviuiui i whimi iijiw llii; wi | s co', and is entirely free fiom all c r.odiug I f r ipertic-H. I Dealers and contractors rony have th?ir orders (il'ed Hgreeahln to fpecifiontions ntthe shortest notice. All orders fhould be addressed to T. M. Si.oan, fit Pickens Court House, Agent for Soutli Carol inn Powder Mills. JOHN BOWKN A CO. Miirrli I ft. IS'fiQ _ 34_ tf 1051 ACRES OF [.AND, In I*ick<>iis on 12 iWii? for Sal*. I AM duairous of moving M ost, and -I nm now ottering my Land for cale, which Vies on Twelve Mile Creok, containing Ono Thousand & Fifty-ono Aorea. I will cut it into imu<iI1 tract*, 01* sell nlUigcllier to suit puruhHHcr?. There can etui bo made three very denirahle f.irma o'ut'uf if.?' Those wishing to buy will do well to cull soon, a* I gin intending to move next full, mid i must t>eii nr>ori to make rend?. BKN.J. ll&LDBH. Mnroh i. I8.VJ^ 32 U Pendleton Railroad Company, SU'B80KTBk!H9 to thochpifnJ Btock of tltui Company rip hereby notified that the {Sixteenth nod Seventeenth InMrtlmeiitH nre miuiied be paid jw followrn, riz: * j #i?i . tn.i i i - .. i.i J / \( . .. lO'.rt , me LOui mm Aiiiieiu oil munv ui ir-r,' " 1 Or!* " " ' " i ' 20th ' ' " " " Sept. '* W. If. D. (1AILLAUI), FpMM. I MO td fi Tro;r*V. M.fnlc <>C South Cnroliiiiij | Plckem?In EqnUy. J. M. I*lack, mt. *1. \ *?. > m for Partition. Imhc RU!<?, bt. ul. ) 'THE t'.ouipl.iint.itfl having filed their JiVl in ! 1 tUia ouv. tvad, it Jippu?ring thvrtl'roni that ; .fnmp* .1. Ttliull! M?rr'fcr?l f.i u nr Mnrrt>r I'viha 1 Pnvls CV*B?, A. P. Cras?, tad L. Orr CiAuc, , ropro?eritMiven of Klitnhsth. Crane, formerly Eluebeili B'.auk. tirf?njfn.nt? fn ibis ?n?n, reside I from nn.I without (he lirpits of this 8tute ? Oa motion, it in ordered thai the jiforementionedl Khs?A( defindnniB do appear And pleicrl. fioaWt-r or demur to eom'pMiTfint.V rtt'd bill of aompUinf. ! within throe month* from thin d*to; and. failing 10 W* 40 order proton/wo #ill be tftken against ?brm ROD'T. A TflOMPftOX.?.K.i?.ft ' forn'r# Office. March 2i, 181P *'?). i X & VOIGHT. Tin, Cvprrvmiiiih tmiuMMtr, tVAin.tr.I a ? r WILL jtk#? mrict Mtentioo to all btfrffraM ontruHo<f to hi# i*** T*rmt tl?o mo?t re* t*va*bl? Jaa 12, W58 ? ?t "n" >1<i ''jSmwitii iiiiritl i f. ' ?AMi?0?>ATK?. roil ORDINARY, 66r>'Tho frlvnJi of J. H. MA RETT fe#|>ect* fully Hiinounce Liui & u*mlldatc fur Ordiuury ot I'lOKcn-t District at tiio uaxi election. Th<nlVJ?nJ?gf WM. .f tMRSO**. Esq. rofpMtfuUjr animuiice him ti cahtlidntt fbl* r<i election to tlio ofti?'o of OrdlhAry, tbr PlckctM district, fit the tnnuing el*ctioft. UtaV Tho fVleiiU* of W. E. IIOLCOMBE re?w p?ctlul)>' announce liito a uanduluUe lorOrdiuary, ut tl.c next election. Tbe I'rlenUs ut' S. IT. JOHNS re's pee tfillly announce liiui k cttmlidttio lor Ordinary at the noxl oloction. B'-.3,,.The friends of Rev. .TOItN OWP.NS bo? leave lo announce him a candidate for Ordinary ol' Pickens district, nt the ensuing election. > Tlie friends of THOMAS J. KEITH rccpt?ctfully announce liini a cundidfttc for Ordinary of Pickens district, lit th<5 enduing clection< 1'OU SI 1 Kill PI'*. 1 r^sr riie friends of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY respectfully announce Mm u candidate ior ShcrI ill" of Pickens district, lit the next election. t JlhjY" The fiietuJUof Col. l.KMDEL THOMAS respectfully announce liint n candidate for Sheriff of Picken& district, at the ensuing , elect-ion. Ctjr-Tliefriend# < f f<>1. A. B. SAT?GEN'1( respectfully announce him a candidate for jSheriG'uf Pickens district, at the ensuing , election. TI?o frionde of W. JJ. CRATO beg l?a*<J to annmtuve him a candidal? lor ijbtrifT of Pick* di^irirt. at the next oloction. I OH TAX COLLECTOR. ! fJhif Til! JYieuda of Mr. A. S. STEPHENS IThpCctHilly announce him n candidate for tlio nUioe nt Tux Collector of Fickcns district, ut (lie enduing election. J fry- The friends of Mr. GFORGF. F. STEAD| IN(J 1'eepecifully announce liim a candidate for I the office of Tax Collector, at the next election. B^JuTho friends of IUv. J. R. IIUNNICUTT vcapcctfully announce him a candidate for tho office of Tux Collector, nt the ensuing election. W3JfThe friends of Rev. II. M. DAKTON ' respectfully announce him as a caudidato fo? Tax Collector at (lie next election. j jw rue irients <>i ,i. w. i>. (.'AKY respectfully aunounoo him iv candidate for rc-clectiou [ to the olfice of Tax Collector, for l'ickcna dis| trict, ut the ermiing election. B4*- TI.c friends of H. CLEVELAND HUNT respectfully announce him a candidate for Tax ' Collector, at the noxt election. G. PvIECKE!, Jr. j "T~\K/M?EU in Clothing. Dry Goods, llata j J. / and Ciin^, IKiotf and Shops, Groceries, ! Ktc. Eio. Jto also unrrius on tho lllcrchunt Tulloriiiar 1 BuMnei>tt in all it* varied atyles and branches. | Orders Soiieitf-d. W'alhalla, fi. C.. Main St., First Door rfasi j of this Market IL.u&c and opposite the Plan'* tors Ilotcd. _ Jim. 14. 1M0 _'_r5 tf j C. H. A. WOODIN & CO., i EluruciW, Kattdlc 4k Letitlier Shop* WALIIALLA. S. C. i an 1 >, i.^ow ti LUMBER! LUMBER! r|MIIE subscribers having purchtfuM thoi 1. MILLS formerly owned by Col. Jolin A. Eiislcy, deceased, tlneo miles enstof Pickens C." H., Hie prepared to llll ordors for LUftl; BKK, fini.slied or unfinished ; Sash, lllinda, J Ptumol 1)o;n?, or anything in that line, ?l i short notion. We are delermincd to carfV ort tlio business in all its branches, and person* wishing anything in our line, mny be assured ' their onlern will meet with prompt attention. ! The business will be cari-iad 011 uml?r th? j mime of the "Six Mile Company." Mr Jl P I M itch ki.i. is the authorized Agent of the Cottt* | puny, to whom nil orders should he addressed. I Wo sulicit r shnre of public patronage. T. .1. KEITII, II. G. BOtiGS. M. F. MITCI1F.LT,, J. N. LAWRKNCK* W. N. CRAIG. I Six Mih\ N?>v.T>. r8.r?K JO _tf *ii ? it a r f>s ?a i,ios. 1)V virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to me I) directed, vr ill be sold before the Court Ilou?o ! in I'ickun* District. within (be legal hours, on I the fir*f Mortdnj and Tuesday in April next: | All fho right, tii.lo mid interest in one tract of I land ooniuining eighty-two acres hiOre or leas, J lyiun noar l'iskeneville. udioiniffar liifuls of Gideon Ellin and others whereon the defendant now lives; also one other tract containing one hnndred and twenty aeres more or less, adjoining land* of .1 N Hawthorn and others, levied on aa tho property of A M Folger nt the sejia rate suits of Ball Oris* k Co iigiiinst II \V Folger A M Folg?r, J M Bowman, JJ A Alexander and j One tract of lornl, containing one hundred i acres more or 1ch?, adjoining lands of H Qro| gnu uii'.l others. levied on a* tlie property of J j R Smith hi (lie milt of Koburt Slogan. (One tract, of land, whereon tho defendant, novf lives, containing one hundred ami seventy ?ft>e Mere*. more or lean, ikdjoining lands of Samuel Maverick, Jainen JV.ke and others.-ttsvj ied .on a$ tlio' property of Jcrtmiuh Colliuss, at iiiu ntm oi iv r. iriveny. All the defendant'* interML in one- hundred Rfld fifty acre*, more or Icm. whoreon the defendant ifow live*, adjoining Wm. Norm, Hughs and other*, levied on m the property of V). II. Le*th?rw, nt the suit of George w. Phillips and others. > 'ferine orwk; pur<;hn?tr? to pcy for p -*r*. L. 0. CRAIG, r.u. | - Mareh 10. 18f.P M td u , . J. J. DAVIS, Mi, ATTORJVJSY AT LAW/ . > AHD , Soiiciior in Equity. L,[i>rnCK AT PICKENS C. II., S. tf. I ft Q Lf r-|" , " | l JOS. J. NC&TOW, ' ttT9R??I AT LAW, A*D Solicitor la fqnilv. PICKENS COURT J10USE, S. C. Tn n. 1..1WS 26 tf W. M. HADOTI*, ATTORNEY At LAW, ANt) tfoltritor in Kqaityj t'fCKKfffl COURT HOUSE. S. C. <l?n 14, IRdH $6 _tf_ <t. *. CEAftttt' fii 'ic wrrifi t?*?. . s EAST'EY A wicKifirixi .uii . AUom^yii nt Inw. V jktll'L AMwrirt punctually to all taiitnrty en* I ' ^ true tod to tWv ?*r? in ?k? District* comprUing the >Vo?t?ti (iir?uit. OftlCE AT r&QgCStfg C. ?. O. I Sept. 25, 1066 It