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urnire vrtia nasily united by the Imperial legions and obliged to'votire. Tho action then bocoino general, and lasted three hours lonpef, till tho buhl assault of McMahon decided the victory.? The effect of thin gallant Cieucral's move >vaa that of cutting tho Austrian army into two bodies. Threatened on all sides,.forced in his position, menaced with being surrounded, (lencral (lyuhii gave orders to retreat. Koutcd ns they were, they now ran pell-mell, noma towards Quohi Viseonti, . J some toward llosate, Vernate and 1'nvin Covering their hasty anil disordered retreat by bodies of horses and a tremendous lire of artillery, tbc Austrian# fell baek upon tbeir intrenebed lines in immense confusion. Tbc battle of Magenta bad been won. ticnl. (Jyulai bad brought into action 120,000 men; lie loft nearly 20,000 of them wounded and dead on tho bin tie field. 7.000 were taken " " j.. .. vr..v..o y t/ 4000 knapsacks, 12,000 muskctV, and 4 puns linvo fallen into ouv hands. Besides tlm.S'j diflimlties, General Cjyului knows (hat Marsha! Baraguay d'llilliers is marching fast, towards Add a, and that lie may Miocccd in intercepting the main road, which from (,'odogno loads to Cremona. Washington, Juno 23.?The Administration despairs uf any change for the better in .Mexico?at least for some time to come. Mr. Buchanan says ho shall interfere in no way whatever, nor does he belivo that Congress will do anything in the premises. Nothing has been heard from Mr. McLanc lately. Troops will not be landed even at 41.a ' i iiu nuuuiKitioii or tiio .I uarez (iovcrnmcnt, to protect American lives and properly. Tliu report that secretary Cass is pfr< parinn a paper oti the subject of neutral rights, wh; li has been submitted to the Cabinet for consideration, is entirely a fabrication. I have the best authority for saying that bo has not written a word on the subject, ^ nor does be contemplate at present anything of the kind. Secretary Floyd continues in delicate health, and serious apprehensions are felt for the result. His fainiVy arc anxiuos that he should retire from hi* present position. Jle has removed to the Soldier's Home. .Judge Douglas left this afternoon for New York, where he will s; mhI sovcral weeks. Although Clow Walker dined with Mr. Buchanan on Saturday last, he declares the continuance of their previous political differences, and says that no one can ever justify of excuse the l<eeomptoO outrage. Washington, .June 24.?Letters received from Count Sartiges announce his ^d'e arrival in Europe. Ife speaks of tho increasing enthusiasm of the Kivimli in lw> half ot' their Kinperor, anil their entire eonliilenee in his military success. lie thinks that large augmentations will he made to the. army of the Rhine, in anticipation of an invasion from (lermany. Advices from F<n<rland say that Lord Fulmcrston will he placed at the head of the Ministry, and that Lord Clarendon will 4 ho again called to the Foreign OfTico. A M-.\n McnuHiiiNo Font Pkusoxs. ?The court of Assi/.o of. Corsica lately tried a man, named Andreani, of lsola, for four murders, committed under circumstances almost incredible. After serving Home time in the. army in Africa, he returned to his' native village, and .married a. widow named 1 loser ; but as she wr.s unfaithful til I"1 K."?" f 1 ? ?VVH uviJtllMWV'VI I I Will HIT. 1 (o afterwards eo'ncoivcd a passion for a ?:irl named liernutdini, ami wished her to live with him; hut one of her female friends, lVrinictti, earnestly exhorted her tu have nothing to do with him. This caused him to-concoiro a hitter animosity against her, and on the 2d of November last lie went to a field in which she and several other persons were gathering chestnuts, and called her aside. 1J?s tJien Voproncbed her for keeping tho girl Uornnnditii from him, and before alio could an;\vor, seized her by the hand and plunged a daggtr into her throat, killing heron the A. | I A I 11 r*|im. lit- men uceiareu to the people standing near that it they d.ired to go to tlic vitiligo to give nn alarm they .should incur his vongqiico. llo next went to a field his wife was ;it work with sunicf other pern-nig, and without saying a word plunged a' dagger into her throat, causing her to fall dead also.. The horrified {spectators made no attempt to seize hi in, and he went to u place at a short distance, where one of his relatives, Hieciandi hy name, was at work. This man he shot dead, lie then went to the mountains, and five days after, returning to the village, seeing at work in her house his brother's wife, against whom ho had long entertained ill-will, he murdered her likewise. Ho then took to flight, but , a few days after was captured. He was, J wtihout hesitation, declared guilty, and : condemned to rioit.li. Tiib Df.kbat ov tup. British Ministry.? Irs Kkfkct on tub War.?Wo .clip tho fol, lowing cxlraut from an article in tlio N. Y. Herald. Speaking of tlio changes which tho defeat of mo Derby Ministry will accomplish, it pavH: " 'flic compromiso that ha* boon effected contajyplatcs, if wo uudorMniul it right, what Mr. Pi?raoli calls tho extension of the area of selection fur public oflico. This will bring j fouic of the Manchester men into power, and j with them in offco the nrinciidoofnon-lntor- | vention canno., (>o trilled with or departed ) from. Taking in conjunction with thin fact j tho warning given by Russia to tho German j (States through tho circular of Prinoo UortHchakoll', ami the determination reiterated by Prussia through her official organs not to Jink her interested with the Italian policy of Austria, wo have reasonable guarantees that j ft.* - ...:n i? ? - *' 1 Uiu nui >1111 null ?v (luriiliuu'l w nvauuia jmiropean proportions. VIOI.SNT ToRNjno IN GUWCK8TF.R.?Wo Irnm from ft gentleman just returned from n visit to Gloucester county, nays tlio Norfolk Herald, tImt a most awful tornado was expevionced in that county, on Friday ln*t. It commenced nt Oloucestor Point on York I Itivor, nnd swept everything in its way? j ra/.cd housos. tore up tree?, foncos, &c., and j carried thorn a dtatanco of linlf a milo, slmt toring tlieitt to flinders. There wns one gen- j O.cinett's house a (Mr. Diggs) taken ujf and? ! blown a distance ofthreo ?|uorlers of a milo, ! and strnngo to say not one of his family re! ecived the slightest injury, although nil tlmir furniture, clothing and money were swept oil' )>y tlio wind and lost. The clothing tlioy had on were torn into raps. Whorovor the tornado struck it loft n perfet waste, nnd ! carried desolation in every direction. There j wore a great many persons inoro or less injured??omo with broken arms and dislocat| etl limbs, nnd a boat with a negro mnn in it i iii the river, was capsized, and the negro drowned. Fikst Smut or tii k Mississwrr.?Thus tolioth a good writer, Mr. .J. W. Davidson, of the Yorkvillo Kmjuirer, bis experience in inning u look at Uic greatest of rivers: My first sight of the river was nt MomI phis, Tennessee. It ivits a glorious exporij cncc. 1 hml neeo smaller rivers. Thought [1 litul some fair conception of the complex iilou " river." T hnil glided over tlie waters of the Susquehanna in its maturbst breadth; , it was well, i had seen the Tennesson dance down from the Cumberland mountains anil glide laughing through the pls^ins to the Ohio ?it was an lesthetic privilege that the soul never forgets. 1 had onjoyeil an excursion upon the famous Hudson. These and whatever other rivers 1 had seen, incidentally as a wanderer, hail not prepared me for the prosenco of the Father of Waters?the lliver of I Rivers?the lliver. It was late in the afterI noon one day when 1 stood in Gayoso street urn jiii/.un ii|ni!i mo nconn-rivor that moves l>v. It (loos not glide. How. roll or swoon along ; nay, more ttiaii all those, anil I feit tlicrc that none of these common rivor-torms were appropriate. The idon sloul apart.? This majestic; notion was movement, simply. At first blush it fools likc.tho occan ; and it tuny bo Homo moments before the ovc can gather the distant touches of the hank on the opposito side and the mind cannot then with tho solid earth beneath one's feet. A TjEttkk from Trobi/.ond, of the 11th ult.. iu the London Herald, snvs: A party ol Circassian dealers arrived hero lately, having aiumg their "stock" a young liouri some fourteen years of .age. In proof pi 1 i - '? ii iivr usnni noauty. i may nt unco inontion that the price sot upon her wan and is 200,000 piastres. Some (lays after tho landing of tlio owners of this Cauciissiau gem, a relation of lic?rs arrived, and claimed lier from her possessors, who. it soom>?, had stolen hor j from her hojnc. lie claimed her restoration I to himself, but, I need hardly say, in vain ; I th<J ov. iters of so valuable a piece of merj chandiso were not the men to give it up, i through any sentimental weakness. The dispute Was at last referred to the Pasha's arbitration, much against the will of the young beauty hem1 If. who protested against her return to her native lulls, and stoutly held out for going on to Steamboul?that paradise of a Circassian gill's imagination. Before the P.isha, however, could deliver his judgment on the matter, the dispute was sottied by the relation foregoing his claims for a emstdpration, and accordingly the young beautv and her friend-* embarked for Constantinople a couple of d.nya ago. Aw rut. Tu\<:r.i>v.?Wednesday night, at about ten o'clock, an affair occurred in Brooklyn, X. Y., of a most heartless character?a boy, six years of age. almost instantly killed ? -fi? 1... .1 I.! . In uiinuui Hi l u! | IIV llll H Klllie 11'. ID II1H Incest. It appears that two brothers. of the above mentioned ago?, named Tlu>s?. Mackcy j (the oldest) and Cliarles, sons ofa respectable j widow named Margaret Muckey, remding at j Xo. 88 Washington ptreet, neat York, becamcengaged in a quarrel about an excursion j ticket, when Charles, the youngest, stabbed i liis brother mortally with a |>enknife. StuiiiF..?Dr. 11. .J. *\eak of Winnsboro,' j committed snicido at that place 011 the 17th ! lilt l>v tnlnni* ctrvit.'iinn 1I? ....... - ,.j ^ i vi ^ vti IMIVI nan in u ' mental .state of derangement. Dlli'XT im A CllKDIT ihmnkfs.?An Ohio i editor recently took a eotcmpornry to task i lbr copying choice rumps from liis editorial columns and not giving credit for them. The cotcmpornry replied by saying lie "did not I do a credit Lin.ino.s8!" Mow? Aviiican?.?The Mobile Tribune i confirms * the report that a earj^o of slaves was recently landed on the Florida coast, and Kays that some of the barbarians ure not now far from Mobile. Wk know not when we It.ivo boon called npon tp discharge a more jiainfnl tiivk tlinu to write "<>konuk Mii.i.kh is dead.Me died at ilie residence of Dr. J. M. Cross, in Wheeling, I Mobncs county, Miss., on tlic llilt of June, I oftviilioiil I'cvim* ; in? ?.w Krti-n ... ! ..I | iii 1'iukvns district, ami removed to Mississippi j in the full of l.s.'iH. lie whs a us.'firt And liigliI ly esteeniod mason. a just and upright man, a | true and faithful friend: au>l his memory will | alw.iys ho cherished by tho ordor of which lie | was a member, and by (lie society of wliioh he was one of its most shining ornaments. Singu. larly modest in his deportment, of gontlu manners and warm attachments?brave, generous and forgiving?he is gone, and the memory oi* 1 his virtues are flic only solace lpft thorn who loved him while living* and"'mourn him dead. For the family who havo been thus smitten, when they least expected a blow, wo have no (n nviii'iikiu ?>! ? o ? 1. # \V~ ... ,v v???i ojiiijmui v, nu ivui nnniircd tlint the death of no man in tliis wliolo coinmrtnify conldlic move widely en- sincerely mourned, nftd nfo man within tlio limits of our ncquainIiiiicc is niorc worthy of a heart-felt sorrow than wus Oeorgo Miller. Kvory attention and kindness were shown hi in, that friendship could suggest or his wairfs demand C. Dt ki?. in' Wirt to co\rtrty, (f.t., on tho 1 'it ti ult. Mrs. N. M.. wife of H. A. Alexander. formerly of this district. Dn:n, at the residence of its parents in Cherokee county, Oa., on the 10th Junto, 18.V.?, Pal'i., infant of Hot. 1' 11 nn'if Susan' M, Brewster, nged I days.. "It is well with the child." 1)iki>, at l'iv'kons C. I!., on the 1 11h ult.. Jab. Pukhtov, infant son of Mr. arid Mrs. (I. \Y. trtxo in ii.i ?i - i ? u^v;u ji? iiiwiiiun hiiu ? uit.y*. CHANGE OP BUSINESS. rPIIR un loralgnod bolnjj (letfoVnfbrtjd to'clmngo' L tlrjir business, will soil out tlieir remaining STOCK OF GKOCK1UK8, at a Tory small advance on first cost fob casii. Persons indebted to tlio firm nin'sf c'oYlWr fovward and settle without delay, lis tlio ciitiro affairs of tlio concern must bo closed nt nil" enrfy period. 1>BSJ)V k IMILI.HN. l'ondlcton. 8. C.. July 2. IBrttf. 4U 4_ TOIJJ31) BRPOHF. mo by 11. L. Freomnnono dark brown bay horse, six j'oars old, 15 hands high, dim' white etreak in Ids forehead nml on his nose, mark of genr, nnd shod nit rouml. Appraised nt $125. Tlio owner is required to oomo forwArd, provo property, pay cost nnd tnko him nwny, or tho law will bo cnforccd ns in such eases made nnd provided?said horso can bo found nt B L Freoinan's, near tho Langley Mountain'. II. J. ANTHONY, M.r.n. .Tunc 24^ 1850 1'J _ inliu _ Per^dleton^Pricos Om-rmii i COIIKKCTKU WKHKLY IIV JUIIM T. 8 LOAN A CO. Fkkdlktox, .luiic 5', 18">y. Cotton, per lb 0 ft llMCotfee, Kio,peril* 12ul4 ' Corn, " bwdi 75 ottOl ' Java. 20 it 22 Corn meal "80 a 1Q0| " I.ag'a " 1<mi17 llnoou. hog K 10 a I3jl)ulc Uopo " l.'I a I t Hugging. llun'y 20 ti20jHecswax, 41 18 a 20 I lliitlor, per lb 15 ? lOjKggs, per doz 10 a 15 | Flour, per 1?1 500 a $0 Iron, Swede, 0} a 7 I Indigo, ' 187 ft 1 501 " "6 to 7 7 ft 7 J J j Lend, " JO a 12 " Knglish (i n 0| | | Madder, " 20 a 25 Mola.HHeu, NO CO a 05 j I Nails, per keg. Gi?$050 " W I 4") a 50 i j Oats, per bush, 40 a 45 I'owdor, pei'keg$760a8 I I'eas, " " 75 a 'Hl| " ? lb !17 a 1(1 j Rice, " lb 0$ a OA'l'opper, " lb 10 n 18 ; Stool. Mister. 11 .v 11'.iM,.It our.I , . . .. .... ..I', J-I.I nuv I\| 11 M')1( I " (Ionium, 12 u 1 ijSnpu-, brown, a 12 J " Cast, 22a 2*> Shot, per gnck, 2">0 Hogars, penloz 2'< u Dili Tobacco, per lb 25 a 100 I Ton, 7"> n 1 fill] Wheal, per bl 1 a ?100 I I \Yliiwky, " pal *?0 ii 1 oO; Yarn, Fact'ry, 1 lZ<) it 12"? J Ounalinrgy, per yard, 12.} u 11 A clioieo lot of I lie above art ivies always on ' i lian?l al John T. Sloan & Co's. Atidorson Prices Current. j Coltlirr I KII wkkki.y li V lll.Kl'K i.ky A I'llivrnvn ! Andkuhon 0. 11., J lino 18f?0. j Cotton per lb. - - - 8 (ji\ iij , (Liverpool) per sack, - 2.01) i Collee, Hio, per lb. - - 13 0 11 * .lava, per lb. - - 18 (<?) 20 " Lngttyru, j>er lb. - - 15 (W? 10 Sugar brown, per ll>. - - y (,i) 11 Molu.sHCft, West India, per gallon. 40 (.j) 45 " N. Orleans, " 44 60 (?> 00 Ragging, flunny, per yard, 17 0>\ 18 Kale Hope, , 44 lb. - lift) 12J lincon, hog round, - 111-2 (>i\ 121 Hotter, perlb. - - 12 1-2 (<ii 1 ,Steel, east, - - - 20(?/, 2"i 44 German, - - - 12 ( < l"? ?' 151 inter, - 10 012 1-2 Iron, common size Swe?lo. per lb. 0) 4* *4 - 5 to 7 invbes 0} f.rv 7 i! Knglisb, per lb. - - (I,, t", Nails, bext brands, per keg, - f>i (it) 01 fiislini'H lini- ll> - 1 ' ' O I - " w I" l'owilcr, Hillo, per keg, - (<iy 3 " blasting, " " - .r>.fiU (/HUM) Iliec, per lb. - - - . f> (3\ '? Flour, per barrel, - 0 (ii O.GO Wliont, per bushel, - - 05 (a) 1.00 Corn, " - ... Ho (?") 00 Oafs, per ljushel, - - 07 (") 40 llecswnx, per lb - - 20 (u) 22 Wool, " - - - 'Jo (?) 80 Ynrn (best) per hunch, - 1.10 (it\ 1.20 Cow l'ens, pel* bilshcl, - 00 0t\ 1.00 Corn Meal. " - - 00 l.t>0 . Raw littles, (dry) - - ' - i'2A Sole Leather. (hemlock) per lb. 27 Ci' 30 J&t $" Von will always fuul a layge lut of GroeericH nml i>(hor heavy goods on hand and for sale nt low jirlcOH ni It & l.'NION, 0. I!., Juno 21, 18V.1. fienovnl Orders, No. (i. rp!lK following Regiment* of Infantry nml j i JL (' ivnlry will parade, for Iteview ami Drill, | at such limes and place* as herein directed: j 'J'lie lllili llegiinent of Infunlry will parade I , at ltichardson's, on Thursday, the 28th of July j next. The Tilt Regiment of Tufnnlry will parndo at the Old Wells, on Saturday, the oUtli of July I next. j Tlic li Hegimeut of Infantry will parade :\t J ; Mr*. llrounson's, on Tuesday, tlic'-M. of August ; next. i Tho 2d l'egimcnt of Ciivnlry will parade at | j l.ongniire's, on Thursday, tlio ltli of August. I next. The ?th llogiinont of Infantry will parrtdt^nt ! Morrow's, on Saturday, the (1th of August next, j TI.e Oth Regiment of infantry will parndo at t.omax's, on Wednc?d:iy, the 10th of August next. Tho 4th lU-gimcut of Infantry will parade at Haynie's, on Saturday, the ltftli of August next. The I2d Uegiinont of Tnfantry will parade at ] j Minion's, on Tuesday, the 10th of August next, j I The 2<1 Jtoijimont of lnfantrv will, narade at i ! Hull's, on Thursday, the lSihof August next. j The 5th Itcgimcnt of Infantry will parade ; ! at Hunter's, on Wcdne.sdoy, llic 2lth of August 1 ' next. The 1st UegimcQt of Cavalry will parade nt | Smitli'H .Store, on Saturday, (lie 27th oi* August I next. The .Id Regiment of TnfaiMlrjr1. 1 parade a( Tunny's, oil Tuesday, the -'lOlli f August liest. The 1st Regiment of Infantry a .tt toarado at ; Bruton's, on Thursday, tho l*t <j,f Septonibcr ! "ext. " - a j l i j Tho officers and non mmmi? officers j will assemble on the day before Ine Review of I ' their respective Regiments, f??-JrUl amHiiBlruc- | ' tion. (lenerals of Divisions and Brigades, wil), with | ' thoir respective flail's, attend the Review of tho j , Regiments within the limits of tlieiv several command*. Generals of Brigade arc chargcd with the extension of this order. Volunteer companies, n ?.l be inspected, and tho books of Heat companies examined. Tho Alda-de-C'amp to the Commander-in-Chief will i ! attend I lie Uevicws. Hy order of the Coninmnj der-in-Cliief. 1!. (>. M. M'NOVANT, Ail/Mniit and Inspector General .^nly 2. lRV.I. 4'.) 1 Notice Meddlers and. Tattlers. I DON'T wish to'employ any Agents to attend to ntj businoss, and, as it regards the reports that in rumored Against nic, tl\oy aro positive falsehood)*, and tho author of them ista liar. Those linos 1 feol it my duty to publish in justico to mvsolf nil family. WALLEk M. ALSTON. Juno 21. 18$9 4U_ 2_ Assignoe's Last Notico. 4 LL porsons ? lolrtcd to fsstfrtell Sc Norman nro notified for thef last tiino that the business must be olosod up, tlifi nalo I Note's rtntf Accounts having boon duo for | ' hohtc. iiiiii!. iviid mi mono who no irot pny i by the 4ll> tiny of July will l?tf sued immedt* ntoly, n? no longor indulgence will l?o given* So tnko wnrning in time, am wc nrocompelled to close up. J. E. IIAGOOI), Assignoo. Juno 24. 1859 48 2_ A NO: I JACK FOR SALE. I OFFER for sale my superior Jitok OIL BLAS. no was got by Enslov's Mirn- I moth Spanish Jftck, nn<l hns proved himself i n suro ftml getter. Sniil Jack in of a jot, blnck c'otni1', nnd Is between f> nnd fiyenrs old. i I To will prove n prodtnblo investment to nny | omJ who has timo to nttcnd'to him. Apply to thc'subscriber nt Fnir PlnY P. 0.. S. n.-'- . Uosidonco 4 miles above Fair IMny. tt. P. ;SI,oant. JuntUS, 1859 18 5 <1. ' % GROCERIES! Mocha. jaya;i.agi;iua un.i uio Coffee. Chockolc'tti and Cofleo Sugars, Green una Black Tea of superior qtuulitv : Golden Syrup ami Wont India 1lonev. for J Hale low by J. 1*. H. SLOAN & t'O. TI^WAIU), Heavy and oxtra well nfjulc for sulo cheap i by J. n. K.SLOAX & (JO. | T.1 rrVi f ' Ti-Ui t I JUlgllll ' ' Korosino nnd Burning Fluid, Oil nnd I Lumps. Keroshio Oil nnd Burning Fluid | for sale by J. B. K. SLOAN CO. j IV \ B Cutlery, Ilorsc Sliose, Climdi nnd Wrought ' Nails at .L 15. K. SLOAN & CO. i J. JB. IS. SLOAN & CO., TTAVI'' reeolVcd thoir Stork of Sl'lUNO AND SL'MMKll (JOODiS. anions which are ninny Novelties." All of which they are offering unusually low. Pontllcton, May 12, 1859 42 tf H. FAJEN, AT WAMIAI'LA, S. C? TS now receiving ft splendid assortment i ..r DRY GOODS, For Ladies and (Snntlotonn's Wenr, ?AI. SO? Kendy-mndc Clothing. Ilo also lias on hand Hie finest Cassiiners and Linens, for tlie Spring and Suinmor ; tog.>tl icr with many other articles not necessary j to mention. Mr. 1'ajf.s continues the Tailoring lSusine.ss in all its branches, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. : M.? 12. IHflfl 42 tf Law Notico. j rJMlK undersigned will devote ldinself entirely iiu |>iit<;<ice oi iitiw nti?i i:<)ui(y on tlic Western Circuit. Mr. IIaihhn is his partner . nt Pickens. ,1AMK?S L. OUR. Anderson C. II., May H), ISotl -12-tf Modical Notice. DOCTORS MAURY AND SLOAN havin# formed a Copartnership iu tlie practice "f Medicine and Surgery, respectfully offer their Professional services to the community ?t largo. Pendleton, S. C. April 21, 1950 40 tf Village Lota for Salo. rPHK TltUSTKliS of tl.e Pendleton Male Ac.nl1. einy will sell at Pendleton <>n the fifth day ! of July next, several lots of tln> Academy lands. j They arc situated on the (irecnville road, and j it it) supposed will contain between two and ( | threo acres each. Plats of the lota and terms of sale will be"ex- i hibitcd on the day of sale. lly order of llu> ' Hoard. 1?. j\. MAXWKI.I., .lime 1-1, IS.V.t 17 :{ Chairman. STRAYED, ~T ,"VKOM the subscriber in April Inst, a lnrge \ 1 Ox wit!) white face ami back?sides of brinjMe color, llad on wlicn loft a boll fastened with a chain collar and strap .of leuthj <>r, i? marked by a crop and slit on each ear. When last hoard of, no was on 15rasato\vn I Creek and was making his way still further into the Mountains. Any information Conj corning him will be thankfully received, ami any perxon taking him up and writing to me at Shallow Ford P. 0., >S. (J., tjlmll bo .suitably rewarded. JAMKS. W. PAI.MF.lt. . June 15. 1S.10 4X l Slate ol* South Carolina, PICKK\?? IX KtjL'ITV. 1'. B. Keith. Kx'trix et. nl. ) vs. V Hill for Belief, &c. Klishri Lawrence, ct. nl. J 1*1* appearing (o the Commissioner that John >1. Lawrence, William K. Webb ami vife Esther V., ami ! '. It. (lafwiway and wife Artomissu. reside without ti c limits of this Stale. Ort motion of Norton, complainants' solicitor, i it is ordered that these absent defendants do j appear, plead, answer or demur to complainants' ! said hill of complaint, within three months from | J the publication hereof, or an order j-ro euuj'rxso I i will lie tnki'ii >is In (IiMn lioil'T. A. i'llOMT.'-ON, c:.k.im?. ! Com'rs. Office; Jimp 20, 1850 !)m ' TUB WORLD'S GREAT i:\III-' 1 BITIOiV, Vltl/.H MKDAl.. ..mmli-.l to C. Mk Yr.it, "for hia two l'lANOS, I.omlon, Outobcr lu, 18.11. . C. MliVKR respectfully informs hU ftieiuls nml the jmblio gpneruMy, that lio hiis constantly on huixl I'lAXOS, to thosd lor which lui v?mm'ivimI tl.n Pi'Iko Mml il in l./iniliin ??? 1w ?t . All ordora. promptly attended to. ami great care taken iit the selection and packing tlie same. He lias received, during tlio last fifteen yenrs more .Medal.s than any oilier maker, from the Franklin Iiintitute-titao, Fiiyt Premiums in Boston, New Vork and Baltimore. Wurerooins, No. 77'2 Aitcu Street, below Eighth, South side, Philadelphia. Juno 15, 18.V.I 47 * Agricultural. SA4LKDAY nest is the time fixed for one of the quarterly mooting of tho i'ick0118 Agricultural Society. M. M. 'NORTON, Pros't. .Tono 22. 1850. 4.S <>. sua:uivsai,b*. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias !o inc directed, wiil he sold before tho Court Houw in I'ickem District, within tho legal hours, on the first Monthly nnd Tuesday in July next : Alt the defendant's interest in a house and lot in (lie town of Walhalhv, adjoining (J. Ilyffi v and otIters, levied on as the prifperfy of C. , Kratrorst, at the suit of fssertell & Norman for I the iiso of Fitzgerald, Magruder & Co. Ono tract of land containing tlireo hundred acres more or less, whereon there is a good merchant mill, adjoining Iwids of Dr. Thos'. Lewis liiul others, levied on as the propertv of M. 11. II unnicut t, rti the suit of Juh. Cox and others. One house and lot in the villagoof Fair I'lay, levied on as the property of W. 8. Keo<"s T. J., Keeso and Josoph Kccso, at the suit of Haimicl II. Millikin. Two huii Jrcd acres of land more less adjoin- | inglnJtlsof Mrs. K Merck and others, levied i on as the property 6V F. N*. Oarvin nt tho suit of W. II. Jones. Kx'or and others. i Ono Mure nrul colt, and on Tuoxday At dofcndunlH roslclcncc. 8 lieml of cnttlo, I I of hogs, lovipd on us tlin properly of F. II. Stephens, at tlio suit of Kit Wntson. Terms cusi'., purchasers lo pnv for papers." L. (J. cit.vio, ?>.!?. Jium 0,t8<">9 JO t.V V 9 Now Powder Manufactory. rpil KSouth Carolina rowiler Mills arc now JL in Riicoos^fiil operation, ami tlio atton: tiun of Dealer* is called to tlio umuistukuMo superiority of the Powder Manufactured ill 11 lose Mills oxbr that any other in America. Wo avo prepared to furnish at the shortest notice any of the following description, at the following prices, vir.s Common Blasting powder per keg $12*? * * - " - ;> Common Mining " ' ' 5 25 Itrilliuut " " " " 0 25 Common i 11c " " " 7 25 Brilliant, " " " " .8 50 Where llic keg is returned 2-5 fcfc'nts will ho deduoted. The Munufnctnrb' is under the ct)id??.nco of J. II. lU:fKMi f.i,t>t;i(. from Mennnmgon, (Jermnny, iv skilful nnd cxpfcricncod Powder inn* I ' it L 1 ? ' M-r. ilu mm iiurouuccu mo highly brilliant L'owder fo much admired l?y U10 snorting community ot' Kurope. This llowder is a beautiful round and possesses the polish of steel, and is entirely frC'o from all corroding properties. Dealers and contractors may liavo their orders filled agreeable to specifications at th.e shortont notice. All orders sliou' bfc addressed to duiiv Uovtkn & Co, at l'ickens C II., South Carolina, VM. II. BOWRX, Agent. March IS. 18.VJ 34 " tf 1051 ACRES OF LAND, In rickciiH on I'l Jtlltc for Sale. I AM desirous of moving West, and I am now ofierini' mv T.imil fur >.-iilr> wliinli lin^ on Twelve Mile Crook, containing Ono Thousand & Fifty-ono Acros. f will cut it into small tracts, or sell altogether to suit purchaser*. There can can bp ina'le three very desirable farms out of it.? Those wishing to buy will do well to call soon, as I am intending to move next fall, and I must bell soon to make ready. 13KNJ. llOLPKIl. March 1. 1850 32 _ tf Evorybody Run Horo p i v: r 5-: u i\ o \v is v, AT WALHA LLA, S. HAVK just roeoived, and arc opening a large and fresh assortment of choice Spring and Summor Goods, Consisting in part of Calicoes, Silks, (linghams, with almost ever}- variety in this department. Kca<ly-made (/lodiin^. Of tliia .Stock, <uir supply is large, well made.^md is cheaper than tho cheapest." ?,1 /..SO? lr.....1 n?i <y > ? ...ikin in viui'mtv, vuiicry, wiiii n Hill.supply of excellent articles in this line. ' G-BOCEBIES. Such as Codec, Sn^ar, Molasses, l'ep^er, Spice, (linger, and many other articles be-' '"no',Mo tlio trade. Choico Winos, Liquors, Segars, With their usual concomitants: each of which article is superior in ipiality to anything in tlio up country! i'ain(s, &c. minis, un, uyo Mutts, ami everything in 111im lino, 011 tlic best terms. Our (ioods are fresh?-have hcen purchased in the host markets. njid will he soul at rates astonishingly low. llartering. in all its branches, done hy us. Drop in ami he convinced with the prices ami stvloof our floods. J'lKFKll & liOWHY. Walhlilhi. April 5. 117 tf Lav/ Nolico. 'JMIH undersigned have formed a partnership 1 jn tln> practice of Law nnd Kqtiily for l'ickens IMstriet. Mr. IIaokks may be confulteilut his ollloe io l'ickuus and Mr. (tun at Anderson. JA.MKS h. Oil 11, W. M. IIADDKN. riekons C. 11., May 10, J83'J -1U?tf NOTICE. Ill nilftnY give notice to nil persons indehtcd to me 111 the Ordinary's Ofliceort Itonds due me for Ileal Instate that 1 have lujiobited all I he bonds in the hands of J. K, ll.vnoon for colleci;.... ? i.~ i- i - mi; urnv |>ur?ua milnorr/.cil to rcccMVc the same, ami wlio is my iluly authorized dojiiity i? all bunincss trnnsaetcil in my otlico. W. J. l'.\,US( )N!>, o'.i*.t>. Ordinary's OfTico, March 'J!l, Jim Pcn^loton Railroad Company. S l'BSC III 15 K US to t lie capital stock of t)iis , Company a?a liereliy notified that the Sixteenth ami Seventeenth Instalments are riMjuireil to lie |>a'ui as follows, viz : The IStli instalment on 1st ihiy of Muv, 1850 ' l'.ltli " " " " July, " ' COili " " " " Sopt, " Wfi II. 1). UAIMiAIlD, Fo)> 24. lHfifl til Son & Treits'r. NEW GROCERY STORE, At I'iCliCIlH C. II. rniFB fillUscril>or Ijo^h lcavo to inform his I r..:?i iii ? * IMV-IIU3 mm mo jniiiiiogenerally,1Hint Ih^ lias opened a GROCERY STORE.. And is now receiving and will continue to receive everything usually kept 111 an establishment of this kind. The Stock is all fresh and has hern bought on the most advantagioustorms and will he sohlacoordingly. Terms will ho strictly Cash or Barter rtt cash prices. Call and see me. ,J. B. REII). April 1. 1N;")0 ftO ' If "ft' 'P1IH Kstatc of Moses Hendricks, deceased, L will be settled finally in tlie Ordinary'.. Office, nt I'ickcns 0. 11., on "Monday i lie 2-r>th <'ny of July next. Those interested in said e'stulo will take due notice of (he fact, and govern themselves accordingly. 0. \Y. JIEND.IUCKH, Adm'jr. April 20. lft.10 ill) ?m Watch Repairing-. ~f T VW it.! I ......... mil. luviiiini i>,i iiiiurmiiix run pitl>1 lie Hint I will be nt Piekohn C. II. on each sale, and ftthor public dave, fur tlio purpose of UKPAIIUNO WAT(JIIRS and Jowolry generally. Also, any work in tho uhovo lino' will, at all times rccelve prompt attention nt my fesidoneq 1^ r.iilo# from I'iekcns 0. 11., on the road leading fron? tiro former placc to Wnlhnlln. JfitiS" My own work warranted?terms most accommodating. ii. a. Ti. arosox. _ April 1?. mo 3? tl rvor?<i:. InBUKUY forwnrn all poisons from trail in a for a unto of lmiid given by Tito" to JolnY Todd, for $7i>,00diilcd abotlt loth May, 1850; na the consideration for which said note wan given ban failed, and 1 do not iiitond to pay tho Hiinio unWa compelled l?y law. TII08. 1)01)1), PH. .Tunc \X ltUO. J7 S i V j ' * " C/A ?mi r?\ n MP OX# J U u L'iuJo FOH OH!>1 NAHY. p^T/" 'flic friends of J. II. MAHKTT reppcQlf,.llv .......,i...,w. I.I < '??>viiiivv Him nv'iuuimiiv mr \;runiiuy oi i'ickens l>i?1 i-lfct ? , Mic noxt election: Tim frlcmlfl bC WM. J. PAKSONS, Esq. i roHpi-ct I'tilly itliliouiKfc liitn a ciifiditlhtc for ro1 election U> I lie officc of Ortlihnry, for Pickens district, nt tlie chsning ol6c(l6ii. fc.V Tlic friomla.of W. K. HO^OMBK rospcoHuU.v aiuio'iincoMiiiii n ciuidjilnfe lor Ortlimi: ry, nt tlie 11 c>x( election. Jf.-vV" The friei"ln nf !!. .TOIffs fully announce lmn a candidate fou Ordinary at ; tin- noxl election. Vf'X..Tlic friend* of Rev. JOHN" OWENS bofl | leave (<> announce liiin a candidate fur Ordinary I of Pickens district, at tlic ensuing election. j Bff>?Tins friends of THOMAS J. KK1TI1 re1 sped fully announce him a candidate for Orditi* ^ . dry Of Plckcti's district, at the ensuing eleelion. POIl .SI IKK IFF. Jfi*57 The friends of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY respectfully announce him a candidate for Hherill' of l"'iekciu district, a( the next eleelion. tirtr Tlio friciuis of Col. LEMUEL TIIOM respectIUIIV announce him ;t candidate i lor Sheriil'o'f 1 iuktfus district, at the ensuing ' election. ? // The frifc'tid'a of ?<>1. A. ft. SAllfJKNT rospoet fully announce him a candidate for SheriiVof Pickena district, at the cnfeuilig | election. \ li riy"'1'lic t'ricftds 6f W N. CRAIO hegjoavo , toannouhoi* tiiin a candidate for Sheriff of I'ick; ens district, at (lie next election. FOIl TAX COhhKCTOn. . . I The friends of Kir; A.. S. STEPHENS I respectltdly announce hini a candidate for the : otlicu of 'fax Collector of l'ickeirft district, at I me ensuing election". I flfetf" Tlie friends of Mr. GEORGE F. STKAD| INtj respectfully aiinou/ico liiui ;i candidate for (lie ollice of'Tax Collector, at (lio next election^ BQuTlio friends of Hvv. .1. 11. IlUNNtCUTT respectfully announce liifn a candidate for tlio office of Tax Collector, at tlie ensuing election.' Tlie friends of Rev. If. M. BARTOtf respectfully announce liiia ay a candidate fof1 'Tax Collector at the next election. jfcv- The friefids b'f ,1. W. L. (,'ARY respectfully announce him a candidate f6r re-election to?thc office of* Tax Collector, for Pickens d?8-' I triet, at the ensuing election. . j 'I'lie friends of If. CLKVET.AN1) HUNT I rosneet fully announce liim 11 candidate for TaS Cpfltfitoi', fit (ho iVoxt eleclloo. |- LAND FOR SALE. I rpiIK subscriber 6lVors for sale the vnlnn1 1 l.lo TRACT OF i..s N!> on wliich ho , now resides, situated in the District of l'ick' OTIS, ami lvill" cm tho licnil milnvonf riiJit/i..!. I Mile Creek, continuing Thre6 Hundred anjl j 'J'wonlv-four Acres. .On th<; premises thoto j arc it comfortable dwMltng. nil necessary, j out-buildings will) about Thirty Acres of good bottom j.jVd. Terms made easy, nnit I lor further particulars nnplv on tho land to FELIX UOGEKS. Moveh 23,1850 :>,?> tf , C. ir. A. WOOBIN & COM SIiintesK, ^iMldic & l>pa(Itcv ^l/op; Also for caU". Sjioc Findings, &c. AVA LllALLA, H. C. >Toh 1:'.. 1850 25 tf LUMBER.] LUMBER I rpiIE suhscrihora liaving purchased tlio /. i _l. Ml WliS^urviet4y^itvvri<kl'l7^4-l?i].^4kfhfr2W J'.ilS 1 -y. docotisod, tliv6? miles.cft'st of rio.kontf r ' II., ur6 prepared to fill ardent? for I.I'M ' I I 11KII, finth)ifid or unfinished : iSnsh, Blinds,' 1 1 l'nnnel Doors, or nnythiAg in llint lino, ut 1 shortnotice. Wo are actcrminod to carry on \ ilic hnsiiioss in all its hnuulies, and pcrson-i I wishing any thing in our lino, may be assured 1 ! their, orders will meet with prompt attention. I j The business will he c arried on under thr{ \ name of tho "Six Mile ('onipanv." Mr M F Mitc/tki.i. is the'authorized AgCnt of the Com- \ | pany, (o whom nil ordfirs should ho nddrcssicd." \ I ii u cuiicii ii snare oi ]<tiijlic piUvanilgO. \ T. .J. KEITH, *-f II. C. lHHiCS, M. F. MITCHELL,. .1. N. LA WHENCE. % ' W. N. CRAIG, Six Mile, Nov. r>. 1858 ' * JO tf . Estate Sale. V\/" II,L he j=c?)?1 on the 14th of July next, T T at the lato residtfncO of Warren 1). Keith, deceased, a portion'or all of his Per-' 8onill Extnti, consisting of ThV66 Horses," StilN, Stock, of Cattle, It r?. Fannin;; ^wrrt-' . plemciits, Household and Kitchen iurniture,' and nianv other art ivies to tedious tp mention* 'J'H11 AtS.?A credit of nino months' witU' interest, to be scented by note and approved? i security K. L. liEITH, Adin'x. tone I!, isVI 47 ; Ni;w 1IAItNESS SHOP.7 . I invito the public to look to its interest by cotmnjr direct to i I \- tir Play, S. C., Ami patronizing tho sulmcrilior in tlio Ilnr-' ticxs tnul Paddle business. The above nam ' , oil articles arc always on liaml, or mndo to ; order when ilcfirid. Impairing (lone neatly J and with despatch." ALSO. Military Trappings of all kinds ; j Medical oases, and VArnitrtre &ork done to order, I mjn j;i\6 the best refercnccH cithr j er here or in 6linvlct>ton. Ah to prices, t I warrant them low. Exa:Viiu6 and judge for j YOUl'hClvCS. J. f). COOK. T A'? 1 | mm. jgv>, i 117 * Oil! J. H. VOIGHT. TiH.CopiMii sniHh & Mill Maimer,' WALILVLLA. p. (J.. \VJU,gl)e strict n (Volition to nil business oni Ti trusted to Iris euro. Terms the most rca- r . sonftlilo. 12. lS'.O 2o ?f W. T. HOLLAND, WAMIA1XA, * r'lCKKXS DISTRICT. S. C. ?>ri\ rcli 3, 1850 31 tf_ JOS. jT NORTON, J . ATT<illN KIT AT I.AWy ?vn Solicitor in F^piitv. | | P1CKKN?S COURT HOISK S. ft Jan. 1. 1S5H 56 tf\ \ \v. k. r.A.si.cv. isaao \vi(,'KiJfvfit EASLEY & WICKLirFEp Attorney* at L?\y, fjr'iii | altorfil punctually to nil huflhopp end | ? l .trusted to tlicir cnro in the ftiutricU comprising tlio Woglcvn Circuit, ^3 OFFICE AT rjCKP.NS C\ If., S. C. &pf. 26.J86A 11 1 HIDES AND BARK WIlX UK ftOUOIIT AT PA IK l'TlICES l?y , , X. SMITH, Tftn Yftrd/ Jftn t, 1 P.58 526-tf