Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, July 30, 1859, Image 3
jcct of the meeting was to revise the Constitution
of tho Grand Lodge and Grand
Chapter. ? Ca rol in ia 11.
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Kxkcitkd.?"J'lio Newberry Conserv.itist
informs us that Fauuy, the woman that
ndininistcred the poison <o Mr. Stewart's
1AJJ !-i Mil. _
itiuiiiy nue va?vuiuu un i' riunjf liist. l IIR
woman made a confession before she went
to execution. Her object was to kill no one
else but Mrs. Stewart, for the reason that
<* she intended to visit her summer residence
taking Fanny with her. The first dose of
arsenic furnished her was accidentally dc- !
Ftroycd by failing into the lire. The sec- |
ond was furnished to poison her mistress !
. tlie uext morning, by putting it in her choc- 1
olate, she being the only one, of the family i
who draiiK this beverage. Having mixed
the poison with the single dipper of water !
with which she intended making the chocolate,
flic was called out of the. kitchen.? !
Mrs. WillvOcs, the housekeeper, entered in 1
licr absence, and, ns she supposed, put the ;
g dipper into tho bucket without throwing
out the water in it, and took a drink, thus
accounting for the greater virulence of her
ciisc man incoincrs. r anny, upon ner return
tu tliti kitchp'n'fsspw the dhtpcr in the
biiqlfnt, Ami supposed the poi&w had been
thro\vn away, and proceeded in her prcparations.for
breakfast, taking Jill the water I
nhe vised from this bucket full, which had
been impregnated from the dipper.
" Pai*; T planted some 'tatei'sjh our par
urn, ana wirat do you think conic up : ?
* Why, potatofcy, of course." " Xo "ir-oc !
There come up a djrovc of hojrs and n otlicui
all." The old ninn vainoKcd.
ITiikr F.^ie huVbTio kind of love; bulthcrc
ore a thousand different copies of it.
M.MUiikd, on tlic 14th \ilt., at \Von<Uaiuls,
near Pcmlletuii, by tlie Itcv. J. MuxwoU 1'riuulo.
Mr. A. 0. (-AMi'MKi/i. t<> Miss, l-i/./.ir. P.,
daughter of the late Itev. Jasper Adams, D I).,
all of ihc nhovc plncq/ a
M.muuku, on the Offoutg of' tho i:?lh inst.,
at WnlhnUa, by .Juo. Jamks IIui.u
ty Mis. Sakaii S.wmiFi'ni.ii, all of l'ickcns.
At WnllutUtv, hy ltov. J. ,K.\Hunnicutt, qi?
he lilst, Wh. Kikd toS.\i?.\ii E.'^li u., both of
l'ickeiis. y j
IJy 1). V. K<,Vtns, oft lUo.2lti> instant.
\f W m ltit v-it I m'ti tn \f ScviM i* vt i \( v Si \i it i f a 11
of Pickc?5.
?ippHK'
T)iki?, ?t his residence, in Vickens District,
njjur l'ickcnsville. nn the l(Mlt instant, of l!illiouH
Typhoi'l fever, Mr. Ki.ias Mii.i.innix, in
the filth your of his age. Him illness was very
painful and protracted, being five woek# ami
some ifiiys confined to lii.s lied. The dccrfiuwd
leaves a large circle of relations and friends to
mourn his loss. lie was a man of higb moral
worth, of industrious habits, and very eeMlomi,..i.;,.i.
i.. 1 ,...^.1.-..c
" M H II IIIWUII.^ IIV *?v Vi I i I I I II I I \ jM II I I ( T rj | \f|
this world's goods. Though closo Hi his ti&iiliujrs.
he whs strictly honest, ohnvituVile nml obliging
to those by whom he v us siutouihIciI.
JIe> m.ulo no profession of Religion, yet wo
mourn not for him as though wo hu?l no hope j
for while lie retained his p\t?per mind during his
illness, he appeared to Iju much concerned about
(k t he's^Tvat.ion/'l ljixi iuSUl iynl
^ - li at It *:itu in his word. "Lei the wicked forsake
his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts,
nud let hiin return unto the I.ord, and lie will
have mercy upon him; and to our God for he
*| will abundantly pardon." Yes, he pardoned
thg thief upon the cross", and we hope that ho
hoard and atuworecj the prayed! of our deceased
friend, and pardon all his sins, and that while
worms arc preying upon his lifeless body, his
iniiiiortnAtpirit is with the Angelic Choir prais
jng tne i.oim lor reilceming grace ami dying
luve in the I'urailixe of (lod. A Kitir.vo.
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Now Cards1 New Cards '
rilllB subscribers will bnve by tlio 10tb
L August next, a first rate sot of X10XV
CARDS, and will be prepared to fit) up Wool
into first rate Roll*. (Jive us a trial, at tlio
old stand on Wolf Creek.
UfGIIKS & CARPKXTKli.
.) ?iy aa. 1 fry.) l _
LAND FOR SALE.
A Cii'rat flSai-^aiii <o be IIa(l.
\1TK now t?lVt:r for Halo ono of the most
T T beautiful, picturesque, pleasant and
bealtliv Slliilinoi* rmiilniinno lliot n?? l>? <" I I
iii tlio State. It lies on Oolcnoy Creek. in !
Pickons, 0 miles from Col. Jingoud'o, f> miles |
from Mrs. Darton'.*, 3J inMcs from Mnj. Alex- '
" V nnder's plantation, ami contains '.(27 Acres, 1
60 Acres of rich bottom, never overflown, in i
iiv high state of cultivation, ami much good
upland, with the best Outtlo and J Jog rtlngo !
in the State. To be sold because we bought
it jointly but cannot divido it satisfactorily.
An)- person wishing to buy such a plantation
would do well to call and sou the place, tlio
* splendid crop now standing on it, got some j
of the purest water in tho world, and a view i
of tlio most splendid mountain sconery in
tlio Stato. Our Post Office is Sunny Diuo?
nu tho place.
.T i\ti'? n nr\r\v
john^bT parsons. '
Ally 25. 1859 1 8e?w
j| JAMBS B. 3HEJIMAN, Agent,
MA1N-STUKKT, UKKKNVIIXK, 8. C.
I . i 17WAYS kocps on hand a largo slock of
, SMk lY Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Wioch,
1;J& Oast filed Hoes with handles, Spades, Shovels,
r'orks, Hcythes mid Cradles. Covn Sliellors,
Htraw Cutters, Hand Corn Mills, Moiling Kettles.
Wheat Fans, Hakes and all other ngricul<v'
tural Implements.
ALSO, nil kinds, sizes and dosoriptions of
tTookil^, Offlcc, Parlor, Shop, Airtight, ami
> vuicr mnvcs ana npes.
A MO, a Urge lot of Housekeeping Wares,
, , Consisting of Cbnrn'a, Coffeo Roasters, Fots, Kettles,
Spider*, Skillets, Saucepans, Mortars,
"Wash Howls, and Pitchers, Foot Tubs, Fgg
JloilerS, Apple peelers and oorcrs, Making Pans,
Wive Safe's, every kind of Tin Ware.
K?rosone OH and Lamps ; laibrloa^twig OH,
for machinery?tjie boat in the world, llydraulie
Cement.
Pumps of nil nixes and styles, Hydraulic Hams,
M^odsn I'ipo, Slo.
| ? AH kinds of Tin work, putting up'Pumps and
Hams, Tih Hoofing*, Sic., done promptly and in
tho best, manner.
Onovim k Da tern's Sewing Machines.
Hceswax^.Tallo.w, Rugs aud all domestic nro
dace taken in paymontTor goods and work.
On ea*h jnirSlmsrs from lo $>20, Ave por
? ccrtt will bodcductcd, On dish purchase* ovor
4 ?20, ton por cent will bo deducted.
Partners, when you conto to Orconvillc, coiuo
nirtl ?oo SHKUMAN, uud ho will inko >I?>miro
in showing you bin stock?it is wort'u looking I
Int. J, 1). 8IIK11MAX, Agt.it.
July 29, 1850 1 if. 1
, ? * " *
A lover received the following note, ao
conipanied l?y a bocjuet of floffcrs :
" Deer?1 send you by the boy a bucket
( of flours. They is like my luv fur u.
The night shaid ineiics kepe dark. The
dog fond inencs I am ure slave.
" Kosis red ami posis nail,
Mv luv fur u shal novir fulo."
- V. 1 KT" i . . . ?L- j
IMPORTANT SALE.
mnrciiv. ?-;n i,<> I
I ut the luto residence of Elias Mullinnix, i
decoased, on the 15th and 10th days of September
next, all the estate,
Ileal aixl HVrsoiiaB,
of snid deceased. naniolv :
One VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situate, lying and being in Pickens District,
on Eighteen Mile Crook, containing Four j
Hundred and Twenty Acres more or-less, j
This tract lies three miles west of Pickens- 1
ville, upon which there arc Sixty Acres of ]
good bottom land, well dried and improved, j
'> > LI K10 LY NWSUOl'X
Five good Mules, one brood Mure, largo lot 1
of llxgs and Cattle, one Still and utensils, j
two barrels of Whiskey, lotof Corn, with the '
standing crop by the aero; one Wagon, I
Farming Tools, Corn-sholler, Household and j
Kitchen Furniture, and various other-articles
too numerous to mention.
Tbrms or Sm.k.?Twelve months credit,
with note and security, bearing interest.
* Til K LKtiATKKS.
July '20. 1ST,'.) 1 td
j
; "t F10BINS0H & LAKE'S
CJ-:OL3I2_AJ'Xa
RII? SOITIIESIX MENAGERIE
fW1 AND CIRCUS.
One IlnndriMl nml Hnrrni;
fnii'ii and lIorMt-H.
Tinge Waterproof Firmmnrut
Fuvilion.
TflK lMMXSON .t LAKE
fnmlllt*. rn< li of thrm mltlchlit
ntirnvlioii (< r any t'ircux Couiimiiy
in llu> world, comtilin-d In THIS
( HEAT ENTKltriUBE fir tlio J
HriiKoii of IR-Vi. wttb i? vii'vr to Kiv"
nnli 1111 Kiitt-rtNiiiiiiont n? "ill
defy ciltlrlMii ami ovirwhulm oj>|iOnltli>n.
Cm Kino collection of
% JJ RARE LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
Grand Oporatic String and
Brats OrclioBtra.
\/' jr\. .<"1 nor iiu;im.t-tii ?yrp
/?3r*??iim?'I>?'.i>, rriironMiNfi noit?-rs,
I'OMtf, and iiucaikk ill M*.
/ / Full uinl O'otti pltno Trmtiio
ZAj. "I" ' 'Jiu,?rrliin?.
I f>VE IAOY HIOIRS AND (lANStUStS.
I'll voo C i voat C 'low 11 h.
If ILL l.AKK, t !??> Southern Jcaj
t*T nnO rmiili* liultnoator.
M?AM. LONU, flu- l'nt\<*r*al Favor*
rj^rtTc??Mfif Singing Motley.
A,lr,,V <'.\ M I'llKLL. tho Rural
.t? k?*r hikI Farmer'* Alumnae of
Miuhimo Tinhltipon* Mile. Apnoaf
\1U"* Afi<"* T'h KaY'? MUrjjSr^SK??p
ii|i? lv Lonnc, from thoprhi- j
Sj ^ Thmit.-r* nn?l A iii|?hithi ntna
FjL "f Kurt ? .111?I tho I"iiit it Stato*, |
I I iW'-'rt lirainl (>|K?tu llrusr,
j v^.yv&liy ?n,T,r^ AwrpH
' v \\T , l"l" ', In iht liiillliitit All |>!'
V*> /v;'"? ll<>r.?"iniilnlii|>, iM iiUtifiil, iriiii i-nr#,
! *? -V lili'l ilnritllf. f.'illttrir l'!irk\v:;nl u ilh
. hk f. 111-h un forwanl. HyhiK
** ^^T^hSWihrowish l>al?KM!H ikkI over hainicni,
f-?rniln>r plcluri* ??f *tich ele?
I traitee tiii'l >ri *t? i*. to have >n|uril j
*"T~~ \ Vw her the M)hrh|iiel of Queen of
* " "*W?? I.??v?? mi??t ftcsinty.
! # *a fakir xiati:,
(tv> 7>Km in PiUe'n <irnml Opera IluiHOt
?-* <*i11< -i1111mti? in all her rulo of the
t2T~ N'-w Dtillft. proiioiuice*! hv ttrwt
v{kf MaMon Inroinpar/ihle ; aUo ii?
\ if *plefi<1l<l lhnihle Dhiu'ch \\ ith .Mllo.
A Hoe.
__ jullu. a<;m.s,
The InritJhle \Y iro Performer,
fcv * ^'^V %x heaehriMiantly graceful jKn-hlourt
" Hh;^!e wire, at a considerva'Vaii'Of
"rotu the ground,
j: -jnip uiiivrxni minilrulinii. In
cTji^ ***iruiIt, ilih xlnuiilnrly beautiful
ivf Pirlor Triitorto iiii'iit i* 11 ci?r<l
?fiKrli n? ilit only In he known to
Iiioih o iIkiIi-.iiiiIh to visit til? l'itmr
yF villoli for llio purjt;60 or acvlnu It
ft'^STCR JAMES ROBINSON,
.hint from <it?roii<l, t!io
>A-* J't incipal K?p)tvtrinn in llio vrorld ;
I lie uakoil )u>rt?<* cliuuijilon?in nil
y?Jr>r-^_ M. NVU,,<'CII'*' rtclilcyeiiioiils.
Mfi- J0KfJ ROBINSON,
' -^-rn,'ls^r',:,t lourIioMk.n. mon Act.
3ia45*>'<-t|?"SKi! The( I<fK"iitlyfonintl.findlio.inti<r3f.?=":>i-fi:llv
innrkt'd, nnd highly Iniiiiud
\ Arvbluu homo
\ AI1DA T.T. ATI.
J Jai oftch fvliiHllmi. vrlH mnrt Ilia
FVf lliirly nrrimp-il mill wonderfully
pii'iivjnt; (K-rfiM maoc.M
f'-'tek MASTf.lt JOHN UOJJIXSON,
Mil. W.M. (iliKI.1.,
Xai^^W^iih MAJ?TKIIS I>1 CHOW, PAR
? RKIi, I'iiNTAINK, .V A.NGKJ.O.
' "ft A v\if)i n liMftl of minor Stnin, will
i J\J \/\ t M?l?t iii rnirierliiK l'"> oulvriaiuIf
T\fejnyyiiia-iiiH novel mill lirillinnt.
|JL ^^vr>OJ OHANl> KNTKANCK INTO
n,K I'KN "OK Wllil> IIEAST8,
ii rrllic mconntrr w it It a fi-roy3fp"K?ioii?
l.tnii l?j- tlio lurrljr, funclimt(
Jf riLli"{. KtNCpfiil, vol dining
IjyOSRUl EUGENIE DE LOU ME.
TV >Vill.out Extra Clinraci
T\\\t|.?- gr.-iil Kt'SSIAN KI.K, 17 foot
\|"-j Y-?%riii(il?. wlili InuiipiiMu tuitions c?i>
j?Wnrr.l In IIib WIIiIh of Mlu-riit,
Hull.id snil Inuicd by
Mn- JOHN ROBINSON.
w?& e h0rned horse.
xf^t-fCK '' of I1V1 Itn'oe.
The Perplexity pf NnturalUts.
fKAW<5CT\y rl'HB WOHDEk OP TUB AOB.
\ Splfndld Performing Zebra.
PAIR Of riHI ARABIAN OSTRICHES.
Vl *w/ | i..r. nip...., Hour*, Illriln,
^ nrt_i I.cninirilii, rlc.
Forming n fplfiulld mid r?r#col
J hsctfon of M'Hil
Ab ,ho >'r,c8 of a!'rnlMlnn In
XV (tint r)iiirK?(l f?r ? Clreiw KxlilM/9^k
A lion alone* tl>l? cront zoological
tSfUt > rilnyUv. h? well i bo ikrlnv f?'M?
fT^r-^rC^ of. Mile. Kutirnlo luinng llio Linn*,
"\Vfl ? nmy illnllnclly be considered
1.'imii tn mII nnrmini tfliu nhlnlti ?
' ?V B.inif??lf>n (o itOblNijON
Jp K 3QXO- ejiow.
_skf 'U& Tim wliols Exhibition, under
I fir one Mnniniotli I'm Won, coiwtriirtly
?<l for Mi-nti*. KoMnxm A J,ak?t
/y* by Mr. Vanilfver* ?>f Cincinnati,
M tf.o hoa.l of M. |.roft-Mlon.
/$^jU Pavilion brillla.illjr IlluminatedI'nlifn
At all tlnu? in attrndanco
_ ] t? K'-nt l?iwll< ? olid Children.
/A, Order at all tlmca trlctlv maintalne<1
JM ' 6A AduilMloD
c. iv" ?i'l niiibll
Piokons C. 11.. Friday, August tlio 12th,
1860. 0|?on at 1 ami 7 o'clocjt, P. M. Admission,
50 uents. Children and soryauts, 25.
Tho Company will perform at tho follow*
ing places: Willinmston, Monday, August <
8th; Andorson, Tuo.<day, August Oth ; Pou- i
die ton, Wednesday. August 10th ; Wallmlla,
Thursday, August 11th; PioUommlle, Saturday,
August 13th.
WM. C* PRESTON, Ag't.
July 27, 1850 I 2
' V
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Pendleton Prices Curront.
OOBBEOTCU WBKKLY uv jdiin r. SkUAX * oo.
I'kxiii.ktoh, .Inly 7, 1 H.">y.
Cotton, per 11? 9 u 10 Cotfco, llio, pcrlb 12ftl I
Corn, " busli 75 ft PO " Java " 20 n 2- ;
Corn meul " 80 ft 100 " Lng'u " 1(5 a 17 ,
Hucon. hog K 10 a 18 llnle ltopu " 18 a 11
Itnggiug, (.Inu'y 20 a'20jl?rc8wax, " lb n 20 i
miner, per id id a in r.ggs, per uoz 10 a id >
Flour, per hi GOO n JO.Irofl, Kwedo, flj a 7 j
Indigo, " 187 a 1 oO " " 0 to 7 7 a 71 !
Lend, " lOn 12 " Kuglinh (5 a GJ >
Madder, " 20 a 26 Molasses, N (J GU ? i
Nails, per keg, G? $050 " W I 45 n 50 i
Oats, per bush, 40 n -15 Powder, per keg :j?I60a8 '
Peas, ' " 75 ft 00| ? " llj 157 a 10 ,
lUoe, " lb 0) a 01]Pepper, " U> 10 a 18 I
Steel, Mister, 11 a 13j8alt, per sack, 225 u 250 j
' Gerumn, 12 a 1 l|Siigar, brown, a 12
" ('nft, 22 ft 25jShot, per sack, 250
Segars, per doz 25 a GO, Tobacco, per lb 25 a 100
Tea, 75 a 1 601 Wheat, per bl 1 u $100 >
Whisky, " pal 50 a 160|Y.irii, KactVy", 120a 125
Osuaburgs, per yard, 12A all
A choico lot of the above articles Always on \
hand at John T. Si.oan & Oo's.
Anderson Prices Curront.
c'oiuikctkd wkkki.t iiy iii.r.cki.bv a cuaytoxs.
And tit son ('. II., July 12,1369.
('otton per 11>. - - - 8 (</) 11
Suit, (Liverpool) per sack, - 2.00
Coffee, Hio, per lb. - - 18 (?) I I
" Java, per lb. - - 1H(<iv 20
'* Lnguyrn, per lb. - - lo-fy 1(5
Sutrur brown. iii>r lh. - - '.I fn\ 1 1
Molasses, Wesl India, per gallon. Jit (<rj l ">
" N. Orleant*, '? " 55 (ii\ t>0
Hugging, Gunny, per ynrcl, 17 (a) IS
Dale Rope, "lb. - '1? 124
Divcon, bog round, - 12} (jj) 1 1
lUitter, per lb. 12 1-2 (<\ 15
Steel, cast, - 20 (,<, 25
" Gorman, - - - 12 15
" Blister, - - 10 0121-2
Iron, common size Swede, per lb. GJ
' " - 5 to 7 inches Ci\ (?} 7
" Knglisb, per lb. - - 5 (a) 0
Nulls, best brands, per keg, - 5} (<?>
( Jastings, per lb. - ti (_>i) 10
Powder, Hifle, per keg, - 7} (n\ S
" blasting, " " - 5.50 (<r)tl.00 ,
llicc. per lb. - - - 5 Gi\ C>
Flour, per barrel, - 5.00 C'j) 0.00
Wheat, per bushel, - - 05 (a) 1.00
Corn, "... 85 (n), 1.00
Oats, per bushel, - 37 (<h 40
Beeswax, per lb - - 20 (?jj 22
Wool, ? 25 (n\ 80
Yarn (best) jior bunch, - 1.10 (<<) 1.20
Cow I'ens, per bushel, - I'O 1.00
Coin Meal, " '.H? ('<\1.00
ltaw Hides, (dry) - - - 12J
Solo Leather, (hemlock) per lb. 27 (o .10
Bfe/V" Vou will always find a large lot of Groceries
and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale at low prices at 1. & C's.
REAL "ESTATE FOR SALE,
W ILL bq sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at l'ickcns 0. If., on
Salediiv in Senteinber next, that Tract of
Land, known as Pickonsville, whereon the
IIOTK.Ii AND STOHK ILOUSK,
Xow stands, containing acres more or
less, lying on tlie west side of the ltoad leading
to Pendleton, adjoining lands of Dr.
(iilliland, 15. ilagood, Stephen Watson and
others.
Also, Tract Xo. 2, lying in the fork of the
Pendleton and Anderson roads, containing
Acres more or less, adjoining Tract Xo. 1.
Also. Tract Xo. lying on the East side
of the Pendleton and Anderson roads, where
containing Aires more or loss, Adjoining
j Tracts Xos. 1 and 2, MeWliorfcr niul others.
Also, Tract 4, lying on the Kust side of
Xo. JJ, and on the (irccnville road, and adjoining
lauds of Oottrell, McWhortor, Mauldin
and others, and Tract Xo. 3, containing
Acres more or less.
Also, Tract Xo. 5. known as tlio Roliinson
Tract, lying on the North side of the (IreenI
ville road, containing 41 Acres more or less,
and adjoining lands of Hufns Oats and oth
era. .lucre is on tiie premises u good Jewelling
nml ail othor nceossary buildings.
Also one othor Tract, lying immediately
on tlio (ireenville road, 2J milos from l'ickensville.
containing 231 Acres more or less,
adjoining lands of (Ion. Cruikshank, Col.
Joshua Jameson, Snenccr Stegall and others,
in a high state ot cultivation, with all the
necessary buildings, with anew Cotton (Jin
and Screw, with a lirstratc young orchard of
Apploft, l'eachos and Pears.
Levied on as the property of J. II. llcoknoll,
at the suit of J. IS. Ilngood, M. M. Norton
and .J. J. Norton, Assignees.
TKKMS OF SAIiE.?One lmtf will be required
in cash, the other half on a credit of
Six Months, with Notes and approved security
to the Assignees.
1'lats of tho land will bo exhibited on the
day of mile.
L. C. CKAIG, s.r.D.
uuiy za, iooy I td
J. B. FISCIlESSEIt,
Wnichiiiakcr ami Jeweller,
WALIIALLA, S." C.,
HAS recommenced business at bis old
Stand, on Main street. lie keeps on
baud a large and splendid assortment of
Watches and Jewelry,
TogcrI.er with everything in his line, which
will be sold on the very host terms.
REPAIRING, in afl its branches, done in
a most workmanliko manner, and with de
N])ii(cn. wive mo ft trial.
July 2:5, 1859 1 tf.
For Sale,
O AAA 1,118 OF BACON, cheap for
^.vUU Cftsh. Apply to
,^OS. B. It KID.
Pickon8 O il, July 22 ' ft 1?tf
W. Walsoraan, Agent,
DKAPKIt AIM) TAILOR,
WALDALLA, S. C.
rilHE undersigned bcgn leave to inform jiis
JL frionda and tho jmblic, that bo has
openod a shop In tbo budding formerly occupiod
by l88crtqll & Norman, fur the purpowo
of carrying on tbo butanes? of
Draper and Tailor,
In it? various branches Ho haa on han<l
an cxcolio.it aggortmont of Goons for (Jcntlomoo'fl
wear, which ho will make to order in
the boat style, and according to the hi tout
fashion. He roapoctfully hoI'icUh a share of
public patronage. \
KQuTerms, most accommodating.
July 14. 1850 _ .17 tf j
Pendleton Railroad Company.
?4UB?30UIBKRS to tho capital atock of Ibis
>0 Company aro barfcby noiifltni that tli?
$ixtconth anil fiovcutoentb InstttliuvuU aro
rftijuiroil to bo mid aa followu, ?i?:
fho 18th instalment on 1st day of Mny, 18">9
? totli " " " " July, "
?? J>0th " ?? ?? Sfint. "
>V. H. I). GAILLAHD, *
Feb 2 J, I8ij8 tU 8qc & Xioau'r.
COMMISSIONER'S SALES. |
STATE OF SOUTH CAIIOUNA, j
i'ickkk*?in kyi'itv.
Joseph E. Neville }
vh > Hill for Specific l'crforni
' John W. Terry, el. nl )
U NDKlt a decretal order of the Court of KquiIv,
made in thin onne ut Juno Term, 18">'.(,
I will sell ut public auction, to tbe highest t >i< I - |
der, nt 1'iCkcnn Court House, on ?S?lcvlrty in
August next, (unless the defendant, John W.
Terry, docs specifically perform his contract
with the complainant, Joseph K. Neville, by
imj iui'iii on or uoioi'c turn uay ot tiic puroliusc
money,) the
'ffriu-t of I-ait<1
Pcscribcd in tlie bill, containing Two llmulre?l
iiml Twelve A ores, ami adjoining lamls of l)r. I
],. 15. Johnson, Col. W. S. (Iridium), un<l othoru. '
Tkiims.?Cash.
KOH'T. A. THOMPSON. |
Cotn'ra Ollice, July 7, 1850 GO 4
STATK OV SOUTH CAROLINA,
1*I<*Uoiin?In f.qiiKy.
Avarilla (1 rifiiu A
vs. > Hill for Partition.
Thof. (Iriffin, ot. al. j
| iii viriuooi f\ uoerc.rni oruer ot flic Uourt
, of Equity, directed to mo, there will
' be sold at public auction, to the highest hid- i
' der, at Pickens Court House, on Salcday in '
September next, the Heal Estate of Sargent i
Grifliu, dc?'oaHp"d,.to wit:
Tract No. 2, lying in the State and district j
Aforesaid, containing Five Hundred and
Kighty-fivo Acres, and adjoining lands of \
Tract No. 1, Samuel lirown, A. Roper and |
others.
Tract No. similarly situate, containing I
Three Hundred and Sixty-eight Acres, and |
adjoining tracts isos. I unci U. lergu- j
pun nnd others.
6&y*Plftts of these tracts are on file in 1113' ;
office forcxatninr.tion am! snloofthe promises, !
Terms ov Sale.?On n credit of one, two
nml three years, with interest from day of
sale, except the costs which arc to be paid in
cash. Tho purchaser or purchasers t;> enter ;
into bond to the Commissioner, with at least
two good sureties, to secure the payment of
the purchase moncv, ami pay extra for titles. 1
JIOB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.r..i\i>. 1
C'omr's. Ollice, July 'J'i, lS.'i" I td
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'K'K/JXS?1X EQ( IT)'.
Kx Par to \
Ilenson Alexander. j Bill for pale of Laml.
1 RSUAXT to an ordor of tho Court <>f
JL Kijuity, obtained at June sitting. 1 ^
there will bo sold to the highest, biddi , at
l'ickons Oourt IIouso, on Saleday in September,
tbo lands described in tlio pleadings in
this ease, to wit:
That VAMJA11LT5 TRACT OF I.AXl>.
situate, lying anil being in tbe district and
State aforesaid, on Little Crow Creek, waters
of Iveowco river, containing Four llnndrod
and Sixty Acres more or less, and adjoining
lands of AVatson Stewart, Henry Grogan and |
otliors.
The tract of laud is improved. There are
comfortable buildings on tho premises, together
with about lifry acres of creek bottom.
TKHMSOF SAIjFj.?On a credit of one
an?l two years, with interest from date p?y- I
nhlc Annually, except the costs, which arc to
he paid ill cash. The purchaser to give bond
to the Commissioner, with at least two good
sureties, to seeuro tlio payment of tlie purchase
monev: anil pav extra for titles.
KOB'T. A. 'i'lIOMP.SON, c.b.iui.
..IW. ? ? <* >.> 1 n.l.l
W. B. GAINEY,
117 A 'Vmi\f K 1' LU> * V r\ ll-MifM i ?m
i? ij. i i.u.vi\ i/M ?i r. u Hiiiiii'.IV,
lVixllctoii, 8.
> "WILL bo at I'ickons Court
Ir'I?use 011 ,'1W Monday in j
'\* di?oac'1 month, anil all other public |
ifiit * 'ijStfr1 Inf?r the purpose of RKl'AlKINU
Watches, Clocks and ?J".wchy. 11 is |
room may be found at Mr. W, K. Holcumbe's j
llotcl. All work warranted.
Inly 12. 18.VJ r>2 tf
liiKK'S itloimifain Tlilifary School,
YOKKVII.LH, S.
r[v'IF. tenth session of this hcultliy located In1
stitution, will open on Monday, the 15th of
August, to continue four months.
T Kit Ma.?For Tuition, Books, .Stationery kc.
?Hoard, Lights, \Vashing and Fuel, $Kl), payable
in advance. No pupil received under
twelve or over eighteen years of age, or who
cannot read and write. Circulars containing
regulations and full information concerning the
Hcliool may l>c seen nt this Oltico, or obtained
by addressing the Principals at Yorkville.
Mai. M. .IKVK'INS i.o l C.mi i 1'iuvilin
Principals.
II Kf'KR KNOKS.
Gen. J. Jones, Columbia, S. C. ; Hx-Oovcrnor
J. If. Means, Iluckliund, S. C. ; General I). F.
Jamison, Orangeburg, S. C.: Col. I. 1). Wilson,
Society Hill, S. C. ; Gun. 11. M. G. Dunnovanl,
00 Depot, S. ('.
July 28. lfi'>0 f>2 r>
I - ?? . . .
Land for Salo.
rPJIK subscriber is now offering for sale lijs
L VALl'AHLK PLANTATION <?n Fall Creek,
Pickens District, containing Five Hundred
and fifty-two Acrcs. On said tract there aro
Seventy-five Acres of good liottoni. Those
?.. 1 --i > ?
rt Idling tu n illllU Ull.WCIl lOCftliSOOI),
as I intend moviug South this Fall, nnd must
sell soon to mnko reudy. A bargain will be
gireri. NATHAN ttUNXlS.
Jul.v 18".9 6? tf
CIiicltOiiM I
CpUIlEK H umlrod Chickens aro wan tod, j
Jl weekly. Apply to II. IIuuiieb, at 1 (<>1combo's
Hotel, Pickens ('. II.
July I t 51 3
~A NO. 1 JACJK FOR SALE.
I OFFER for sale my superior JackCilLl
BLAS. llo was by .Kasloy's Manmoth
Spanish Jack, and has proved himself I
a sure foal goiter. Said Jack is of a jet!
black color, and is between ."> and 0 yearn oid.
He will prove a profitable investment to any
one who Imt) time to attend to him. Apply
to the subscriber at Fair I'iay P. O., S. C.?
Residence 1 miles above Fair Play.
B. F. SLOAN.
June 13,-1859 4H _5_
Beeswax! Booswax!
WE want to buy 101)0 lbs. BEESWAX,
for which w? will give OOODS or I
CASH. |
J, B} K. SLOAN * CO. I
P^ndletinn. July 4, 18fl9 AO Xt
Bag* I Rags! | ]
TTTK want to buy 000 pounds CLEAN ! '
>V KAOS. I
J. "B. K. SLOAN * CO. ! Pgfldleton,
July 4,1850 __M> tf_ h
Hides and Bark ! | (
C1A81I w ill Wpnid for Hidog and Tan Burk : ]
J on delivery at mv Tnn Yard.
WM, VAXWA'CK.
April 18, 18551 3'J .Cm
Now Powdor Manufactory.
rill IK South Carolina l'owdor Mills nro now
| in ciuucRBsful operation, ami tin; utlon- j
tion of Dealer* is culled to the unmistakable |
superiority of the l'owdcr Manufactured nt
these Mills over that any other in America.
We are prepared to furnish nt the shortest
notice any of the. following description, at
the following prices, viz:
Common Wasting powder per keg $1 2")
It ri 11 inn t " " " " .r? 2o j
Common Mining " " " f? 2"?
Itrlllifi.ilt " " " ? <*' ^r?
Common Hi flu " " " 7 2 ">
TJrilllunt " ' " " S 50
Whore the keg is returned 25 cunts
will l>e deducted.
The ManufV.oture is under the gukhineo of
J. II. }>k8bmkki.dku. from Mommtugeu, (lerinanv,
a skilful and experienced J'owdormu- ,
ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired l>y the sporting
commit nit v I '.iip/u.o Thtu P.iinloi* I ?j ?
beautiful round and possesses the polish i>!'
steel, and is entirely (roe from nil corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may hnvo their
orders lilled agreeuhle to specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should lie addressed
to John Bowk.n & Co, at Pickens C
II., South Carolina.
w:,l. 11. BCrVVKX, Agent.
Mnreh Vk I860 _ ?[_ tf
Everybody Hun Hero '
I? I I'] F i: K ii Hi ? IV K V ,
AT WALU ALL A, S. C.,
nAVE just received, and arc opening a
lar?e and fresh assortment of eho'uro
Law Notico.
'IMIE undersigned linvo formed n pu. tnership
1 in tho practice of J.aw and Equity for 1'icUcus
District. Mr. IIadiikn* may bo consulted at
his otilce in l'ickcns and-Mr. Oiut at. Anderson.
JAM US b. OK It,
W. M. IIADDKN.
Pickens ('. TT., May 10, 18.V.) -12-tf
Law Notico.
'PHK undersigned will <' vote himself entirely
1 to the practice of T?u. aiul Kquity on the
Western Circuit. Mr. II aiuikn is liis partner
| at Pickens. JA.MKS L. OUR.
| Anderson C. H., May 1 ?, 185'.) -12-tf
Modical Notico.
i I \UUTUK8 -M A ISH Y AND SLOAXhavI
1 / ing formed u Copartnership in tlio prac!
tice of Medicine and Surgery, res| vet fully
otter their Professional services to the cum|
munity lit large.
Pendleton, S. C. April 21, 1859 40 tf
NEW GROCERY STORE,
At IMckdis II.
J PIIHE subscriber bogs Icavo to inform bis
: fi ic ids an<l the public generally, iliat he
has opone<l a
CiIIOCHill STOKE.
| And is now receiving nn<l will continue to
receive every tiling usually kept in an estab|
lishment of this kind. Tiio Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most ndvanta
gious terms nml will bo sold accordingly.
Terms will lie strictly Cash or liar tor at
casli pricos. Cull ami see hie.
J. 15. RE1LX
April 1, 1S"?0 30 tf
II ISA lNillAKTEKS.
i?t ?i-r&f?<so iki ifirmlou S. C. PH.
(iHKr.Nvn.i.K, S. July 8ih.
]) Y order of the Cotanmnder-in Chief, the
1) Hcgiments eomiirising tin.' 1st lirigade 1st
Division S. M., will l'AKADK for UKV1KW
J and Dili I.!., at I lie following times nml jilaees :
1 The 1th Regiment, at llaynie's, on 8alurilay,
I Itftli August.
The -lii>l Uogiment, at Mintou's, on Tuesday,
Ifitli August.
The l!<l Regiment, at Hall's, on Thursday,
loin /llIgllHl.
Tlio f)ili Regiment, at Hunter's, on Wednesday,
24th Augnst.
The 3<l Regiment, nt Toney's, on Tuesday,
8O1I1 August.1*
Tito 1st Regiment, at Rruton's, on Thursday,
1st September.
The tlllieers and Non-commissioned Officers
will assemble the day before the Reviews of
their respective Regiments, for Drill and lnst
ruction.
Volunteer Companies will be inspected, and I
the books of Rent Companies examined. I
Brigade Start' will report at Anderson C. 11.
on Friday, 12th August.
Colonels of Regiments will make their returns
at (lie Review.
V Ry order, W. K. RASLEY, Rrig. Gen.
If. 1,ek TirnrsTOX, Rrig. Maj.
July 11, 1SW ,V2 G
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
1MIB uadersiirncd beinff determined to<Ouin<rn
1 their business, will sell out their remaining
STOCK OF CHOC Kit IKS, at a very small
advance on first (;osi roil cash.
Fersona indebted to tlio tirin ninct eoino forward
mill settle without delay, as tlio entire affairs
of the concern iau;?t he closed at an early
period. DKNDY & I'lILLKX.
remlloton, R. July 2. ISM). I'J 4
StUElUF r'S^SALKS.
I)Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to me j
) directed, will be hoM liefore t lie Court House I
in l'iekeni District, within the legal hours, on j
the first Monday and Tuesday in August next: j
One tract of land, containing one hundred j
acres more or less on waters of Congress, adjoining
lauds of Wm. Lady and others, levied i
on as the property of C. Borsh, at the suit of j
lssertell & Norman for another.
One tract of land, containing thirteen hun- |
dred acres more or less, adjoining lands of T,. j
Morehead and others, levied on ns-thc proper- \
ty of K. M. Iveilh at the suit of Henry Stuck
and others.
One house and lot in the town of Walhnlla.
containing one a Imlf acres, adjoining Jno. Ansel
and others ; also, on Tuesday after salcday, J
on I lie Buinc lot, a- sloe* oi jewelry, iron safe,
28 clocks, and a great variety of other articles,
lo?ied on as tho property of A. Fisohctttci', nt
tho unit of H. ('. Koehau.
One tract of land, containing three hundred
acrea more or leas, whoreon there is a #ood merchant
mill, adjoining lands of I>r. T. J,. Lewis
and others, levied on as the property of M. It.
Hunnicutt, at the suit of Jos. C'ox and others.
Two hundred acres of land more or less, adjoining
lands of Mrs. K. Merck and others, levied
on as the property of Y. N. Garvin, at th?
suit of W. R. .font's, Kx'or and others.
One hnrgy r.nd harness, lovled on ns tVie property
of .lames Katon, at tho suit of W. T. Holland,
for th? use of aHotiicr.
On Tuesday after 8?lo-*l?y, at Fair 1'lny,
Dtie yoke of oxen, ono ox wagon, one lot of
Iron strips, one lot of butts, one lot of hinges,
ine lot wagon >>i>ses, feed screws, one lot medi- i
^inos, one lot lasts, levied on as tho proiwiyof
P I L?.? t. <- _ ----- 1
>. v. .?CT>ra; ?,uu., III. IIIU ?llll OI U. ?. \VUiunis
(c f'o.
One butrgy nnd linrnosti Icviorl o? Hntlicpropjrty
of Jnmoiil1. Woolbrlghj, tit I lie ftuJt of James
[I. Loltoy.
Terms cash ; purchaser*to pny for pnpers.
L. C. I'KAICi, a.r.i>.
July 7, 1859 QQ VI
Oft,N,lPPg?ATgS.
roil OllDlNAKV.
K?y- The frfcnd* of J. M. MAIU'.TT rc?j>ccit'nlly
announce liini a candidate for Ordinary of
Pickens 1 >istricl at I lie next atection.
lii'iV Tlie friends of \VM. J. i'AilSONS. Knq.
rcppeetfully announce him a candidate for 10eleelion
to tho office of Ordinary, for Pickens
district, Ml tlio ensuing election.
jmj-tih? iviomis ?rw. r:. iioi.com hi; rcn|>ectlully
announce liim n cnudidutc lor Ordinary,
at tho next election.
?r,)Tin- friends >f S. II. JOHNS rtH))COtfully
nnitvonce liim n candidate for Ordinary ut
the next election.
8^..Thc 1'riendn of Hev. .H)II!C OWKNS hog
leave to lumouiiee hiin h candidate for Ordinary
of Pickens district, at the ensuing election.
1 l,w o iciims in i 11 w.n .ao j . fkl.il || yqspectlully
announce liim u candidate for Ordiil-'
m v of Pickens district, at tliw viibuiujj ?lc<Jtiou.
FOK SI1F.KIFF.
(SfvY'Tlio friuiiduof Mr. ANDltKW RAMSAY
respect fully announce liitu a candidate for Sheriff
of Pickens district, at the next election.
Jl\Y" The friends of Col. IjF.MC Kl< THOM|
AS respectfully announce liitu tv cumlidnto
I for Slieriir of l'ickcus district, at tlio ensuing
! election.
I fivi';"-The friends of Col, A. B. RAllGEN'f
respectfully announce him a candidate for
Slierilf of Pickens district, at the ensuing
I election.'
Skif" Tlu? friends of W N. CHAKS lieg lenT?
I tonnnnmicc Itim n candidate for Sheriff of l'ieki
ens district, :it the next election.
FOll TAX, COM.KCT0R.
R- jT" '' lie friends of Mr. A. S. STEPHENS
respectfully.announce liim n candidate for llio
olliee <if Tax Collector of Pickens district, m
the ensuing election.
EST The friends of Mr. OKOI'.GI# F. STEAPIN(i
respecIfully annevnee him a candidate tor
the olliee of Tax Collector, ai the next oleotion.
BfV, . The friends of llcv. .1. H. II UK NIC ITT
respectfully announce him a candidate for the
otlice of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
rvi .? '1M.~ 1 _r n .... n ?i > ?
j ury i iiu iiivim*? hi ni'Y. 11. .?i. D.MillM
I respectfully announce liim ns n candidate for
i Tux Collector ut the next election.
Ss5y*'Tlic f'ictnls of .1. W. L. CAltY reppect'
fully announce liint n crtnUMittc for re-election
to the otKcc of Tux Collector, for l'ickens ilititrict,
ut tlic ensuing elect ion.
Jpvi'r Tlic friciK of 11. ('I.KVKTjAND HUNT
respectfully announce liim n candidate for Tax
Collector, nt the next election.
tTT-r? - u
LAND FOR SALE.
rilHK subscriber offers for mile the vnluni
I l?!o THACT OF I,AXl-) on vl.i.-l. (,?
now resides, situated in tlio District <>1" Pickens,
uml lying on the head waters of Eighteen
Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred ami
Twenty-four Acres. On the premises th^ro
are a comfortable dwelling, nil necessary
out-buildings. with about Thirty Acres of
good bottom land. Terms made easy, and
lor further particulars npplv on !he land to
FELIX HOGEilS.
Miiroli 'J.'!. 1850 tf
C. H. A. WOODIN & CO.,
: Haricots, SiuUIEe A I>oullicr Shop,
Also tor sale, Shoe Findings, &c.
"SVA MIALLA; S. 0.
iTnn 15, 2.-) _lfV
H. FAJEN,
AT WAIAIALLA, S. C.,
IS now receiving n splomlid assortment
of
DRY GOODS,
V.ii. T.n.lS 0...1 .i~ > *?
- .iu<nv4 iimu M<-iiiii'iiiuii n n oar,
?Af.KO?
Kcaih'-iiaailc Ololhiii^.
lie also tin* on ltnnd the linCst Cassiinors
and Linens, for the Spring and Summer; to!
gctlicr with many other urtiel's ncccssary
to mention.
Mr. F.\jen' continues the Tailoring Business
in all its brunette*, and respectfully solicits
a share of public patronage.
12, lHtV.) 42 tf
T 1T\I1>P1> t I liMitiMi i
| UL'ill UlJil i li l< 111 l?l'i IV
) TITHE subscribers having purchased tho
1 MILLS'formerly owned by Col. .John A.
i Kasley, deceased, three miles east of Pickens
j 11., are prepared to fill orders for Ll'Mi
BEK, finisneil or unfinished: Sash, Blinds,
j Panncl Doors, or anything in that line, at
i short notice. We art determined to carry on
, the business in all its branches, ami persons
wishing anything in our line, may be assured
their orders will meet \v:th prompt attcution..
The business will be carried on under tho
name of the "Six Mile Company." Mr M P
M i rciiKi.t. is the authorized Agent of the C\?m
I puny, to whom all orders should be addressed.
| Wo solicit a share of public patronage.
T. J. K HI Til.
N. 0. 1)00(38.
M. F. MITCHELL,
v). X. LAWRENCE.
W. N. CEAIO.
Six Mile, Nov. .r). 1858 l(j tf
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
I invite the public to look to its interest bycoming
dircct to
Fair Play, S. C.,
And patronizing tlio subscriber in the Harness
and Saddle business. Tlic above named
articles are always on band, or made to
order when desired. Repairing done neatly
and with despatch.
ALSO, Military Trappings of all kinds;
Medical cases, and Fnrniture work done to
order. I can give the best references either
here or in Charleston. As to prices, [
warrant them low. Examine and judge for
vourfiidvM
" J. D. COOK.
.Tun. 23, lf?50 27^ Cm
W. T. HOLLAND, M. D?,
WiMIAM.A,
PICKENS DISTRICT, S. C.
March 3, 1*850 _31 tf
JOS. J. NORTON,
ATTORNEY AT HWS
? ANI?
Holifitor in I'nnity.
PICK UNS CO V ItT H OUSE, S. C*
.Inn 1 l>*<W or
n
w. k. i:\siv.v. Isaac wiqki.ikfh,.
EASLEY & WICKL~IFFE~
A'ttomfjM nt liinv,
\T V'lT.L attend pmiftunll.v lo all linnitiORF ens?
1 trusted to tTielr cnrc hi this Dibtiicteftniprisiiif?
tho WcKlern Circuit.
OFFK K AT PICKKNS V. II., S. C.
8cpt. 2ft. 18ftft Ui
HIDES AND BAKK
WILL BE BOUGHT AT FAIN TNI PES
l.V* .1. h N, SM1T11.
fajtt Yard, Jau 4, 1858 5}0-t^