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Ijitt of Coiiifiigiim At Al'lrrsoh 'Drpift. Mekturfin)//hi. 20,1?V>9 l> .) Jiinlmi, J N Wbilner, I> II Wriglit & Son, Jl W I'it'poy. A M Holland, Altbott) l.ooinin & <'n, \V SluM'iiril U A Thompson. A O Nfiri'in. .1 N baw|-cn< ?.'. H S I'orcliv'r' -J 1) K Sloan & Co, I. T Arnold, J '< Hruwji. W II 1? rbulfiivd, I1u.uiliirrl. II Si Co. M & M. 7. W (in-cn h Co. .1 T S1.11.. .? ? It -? ' - . . . ii ?i rvuimiliili, P I'i .AlrtX" well, n .St .1. Jnn Mnx*elt. Htultli & II, II K 1'nvonrl, () T Syn^f, .1 (' Mllltr, .1 ('Immlior*. 15 ! ' \ T H CiM\-tiin, tMoutt & T, K \Y llrown, Nlnnu Sullivan \ Co, 11 A Muxwoll, I .1 llrown, l? \Y M A Bruce,- J JnluiMftTi It J Skrllun, J V Koy?& ?'<?, i Hliiinklin. .1 Hi-own, .1 II Adgcr. K Alitor, .1 K Atl|ror. KngUml & II, II Fmj;oii, \V S Slmrjie. I. A OrtttorlKS N l.liKUry. A II t'ornisli, II & S. II, V & Co, .1 I, On-, S Mny. 1 W Tay lor, | ) || ull ? ??*?'? - * ? .1 (krnKuv 10, i \ llsiriH*.4. ' J'. & \V M Holottv, .) 0 Ciillnjun, A lVvimi. .1 II VoigM, A F Wnrlvv. M I) (,'uUimin. S gue, M M Ciillioun, .1 1$ Pi?g>t. W Muralmll. O. II. 1'. FAST, A pen I. . II *. J..1. ! ' ?~ " ' "S Look Sharp! A PORTION <>f tl?o Siilo N ?los of the Khsuit? ?>l" .Julia A. Kiisloy. tiro now in Iiiiv liumls fur c ill?!ction. 1'nloso llioy ?ro ltaiil at once tlu-y will kiiciI on. * ISAAC Wll'KLIFFK. V ... '> If " iii?vi >. iro,v I > J NOTICE. I1IAYK retnrnod mid resumed the prac^ line of Medicine in all its brunches. 1 ran be (bund' at my old Oilice ?lu**ithe <tav. when not professionally engaged. niul at ni^lit at tlip fOifiUefu'c i>f M(. 8. 1). Maxwell. -Viiv call loll- at iho above tnimtioiiod residence, will receive prompt attention day or night. T. .1. IMCIvKXS. M. I). IV.ni>i.i:t >n. .S. , Nov. 1st, Ih.vj 15-3 JGfciy~Aii'lorsmt (inz^tle onpv throe t'.nio*. " NP^Sl) fillEAF GOODS. T | A U K subscriber is receiving his usual frebh 1 ami uhoicu supply of Fall and Winter Goods, <' insisting of DUV (JOOD8, tor both l.ftilioa' ami (Jentlouieu'a Wimr; 11-irilwnic, Crockery, VSlnsswuro ami Kartl;.....i /' i? ' ~T ....... uuu V ui?-. 1? IIIMI Olioirs, Blanket*, anil alarjjc variuty of other urticlns. now ami good, in his line. Cull and examine his Stork, uh lie. is determined to fell bargains! lie lJartcrs, on j^ood terms, an heretofore. K. K. ALI:XAXDI:?. Pickon#0 II. Krtv3. 1830 l"i 4 Clear-the Track! THE C017MTR vFriT.T. ATTRATl' At Equality, S. C., M'CANX & CRY MI'S Havo t'io Largost Stock of Goods. NBW, Will ED & CII^Al', KV Kit Ol'FOBl>_ 10 T II K iU'IiUC ! VS i\ natural oonsoquonpo, tliey nrc selling. inure'CJ.ioJs, ut Letter price", tluwi rc* on the village or "town" inordiauts ! Of course it it* to the Interest of Every Ono To liny from tlmni, nml tlio people arc aeting upon tins pnnciplq?crowding their large ami commodious'Store, purchasing, for a trilling sum, largo packages >>f the host, durable anil li'ie.st Articles. Tli-jir .slock is very large, einbracin ; ?* ery article sought for by the trailing ?. ? oiniuiv. (J'Miio early ami get supplied before our Goods we picked too ? loselv. We barter as usual. X .v 1. 1 Ko'.t 1.) 2_ Report. To His Honor, the Presiding Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, for Pickens District, at Kail '1'erui, A. D., ISo!) : The ('oinnmsiouera of Public Uuildings for said District beg leave, through their t? - ? * ni ' -- (rrcrcinry nua i reiisurer, to lleport tluit the following monies have been received, viz: 1859 .Jan f>. Of J. 1J. lleid for noto 825.22 u 1*2 " K. M Alexander for note 15.80 .1unc 7, " J. W. li. CJrtry, tax col. 178.48 July 7, " cb " 100.00 $810.50 Amount on hand at last Report, .r?2.71 Total i4i bauds of Treasurer since bint Koport, And tliiit tlic following disbursements linvc been mode, viz : 18.">8 Nov 1, C N Itoid, nc't for 1 808 (14.80 " 9, 11 I* Bryan, account, 27.00 18.")f>-Jun 2, (irocn ?V Keid, account J2.70 Jan 10, (lower, Cox fc Marklev. ac count for Oiilitmry a seal, 8.0'J " 1 ii, K i\ ft K Alexander, uccount to dnto, 2W.2SJ " 2"), It l'1 Morgan, hnnling ii.05 >Fel> 1,-i'l-ciglit on safe from New York 1o l'endlcton, 15.54 May 2, It F.Mqr^in, 1 ">.48 i....x t(V / v a * ? r,x (#? ? ivf -.1 HVIM, itUUUlIlllt, A.OVJ >' 22, W II T).Grtillaril, Herring k v'uj / notd for Coiii'rfj safo, 121.28 J uly 11, W'H liovCY; pt?rt fur WliCriir??u?j, " loo.oo. ,A.i)j$31; J II Korouglifl, accouut, 1.50 ^$48.00 25 per et 04 ?510.50 r<vc'd, 7.08 'IS par ?t 04 SO IS,Of) nuiil out 8.70 wu;t; Amount received, 072.80 llalanoe on hand*, $7.5!J 'Plio Hoard has ft judgment and ox<HMt?on n^aiiiHt M A Perry and L \ Edge for 8 And'thft.fl'tfowiiJ^ notes are dno it, viz: On A J Mabrv, John U Mansell, K A Alexander and W A Alesandcr, 8100; P M Alojcander and W A Alexander, hal on .} N Lfwroiioa. 81!). l.r?: on h (! & W N Craig, 83oi, Six Mile Com print, fH.4rt. 1 hero aro also %tp)]Q fines, tho p reel no h. mount of Which ?>?*'? ho contacted of eourao i? uneortrtiu. Wo laid a tax of 5 por cent on tho Strfto tax, andyot our Habilitio* aro c(jnirl to, if not greater than our awctn, owing to the propensity of tlirt 'Court to follow tho Kjcomincndutlons of tho Grand Ju tore in every .lltin-ation whioh in suggested to the mind* of every Buceesaivo panel. AH of vrliich iw ronneptfully submitted. JOSBPII J. NORTON, Scc'y and 'Iron?*, LADIES' STORE! I'KVI/f.KTOX, ,V. V. , \r\r^' take pleasure in announcing to * T our customers and the trade generally, that we are now properly established in our new and elegant Siorerooirt. Our s-toek is complete.' Wo will bo pleased at any time to Miow all who may favor tH with n call through one of the lar^ejt and most beautiful selections of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ! Kvertiflerod in tlie lip country. Wo especially invite the attention of the I/Mitm to our stock. Min ing spared no pains in their departmont, wo leel assured that wo can show at complete am! tnstv selection of LA DUOS' F'AXCV MOODS Am onn he seen anywhere outside of a city. Fail not to givQ us a cull when you visit our I place, as wo charge nothing for showing (JoihIs. SMITH x- Ut\Vuv OpK IB. 1859 " *ia V *tr Important Estato Salo. SOt.Dti) the highest bid.lor I t t :<t tin; Iniu residence of .James T. Ferguson, deceased, on Tuesday the 2-tl <lnv I of November next, the entire l'KHSON'Ai/ | KSTATB of Huiil deceased, consisting of , 21 LIKKLY XHCllOKS. Amongst those there is a good Blacksmith. Fivo Shares of (troenvillo and Columbia I'oilrond stock. with tlio assessment |>;?nl ; tivo heail of Il.irses, three Mules, three yoke i Oxen, twenty hood .Stock (.'uttle, nine Itoad Sheep, twenty-five fat and .1 number of .Stock ?.? near, vjorn, L' lHldor, Shucks. lot of i Pine and Uhorry Lumber, Blacksmith Tools. Farming Implements, II lusbhold mu! Kitehj en Furniture and-other articles. 'FKItMS OF iSALIj.?Fur sums of :>"> ami ! above that amount, a credit of twelve mouths I with interest, will l?e given. The purchase j money to ho secured by note and upproved secuuty. Sums under ?3 must ho paid in cash. j. P. FF.ip;r$ONT, ) ., . II. FKIMJPSOX. J nr 8* Oct. 13. I HA'.) 13 Id VALUABLE j PROPEllTV EO.Il SALE. jrpilB Sl'JlSClUUKIl oiler a for sale the i i following vulusthlc pronorty, namely: Oiio Negro WOMAN ami 150V. One llouye ami lot in the village of Ptcken*. known an the Harris lintel. 3<K$ Aero* of Land more or loss, lying on (Ito nine Uidge Railroad, unjoining lands of J. O. Lewis and 'Other*. lU Acres moro or less, ailjoining lands of i John It. M. Cannon, (}. A. Tuvlor ami others. { :V> Acres more or less, near the village of I i'hikon*. ailjoining Mrs. Keith and others. 3.14 Acres more or le?s. on waters of Mile | Creek, m>jotnin<; lands of James Steele. John j Dodson mnl others. l'Jl)|Acros more or lens, on wafers of Twolve I iMilo river, adjoining hinds uf Jacob Burj nughs, J. KUis and others. 211 Acres mure or loss, oil lVnthcr's creek, adjoining lands of Jacob Boroughs nnd others The ohove property may he treated for at private sale, until Saleday in November next, when, if not previously disposed.of, it will lie sold at auction to tho highest bidder.? Termh, cash. 11. F. M011GAN. * ict. zu. i>?.? .# 18 :i NOTICE. I flMlti SUBSCMlltillS having sold out i ? their entiro Stocks (if Ol.'UTAlNS to Mr. 11. W. lvlNSMAN, would respectfully j solicit for him n continuation of tins patronage so liberally bestowed ou thoni in that department. KOH'T. A DO till & CO. CURTAIN GOODS. T | 'MlIS STOCK is the largest in tlio South a. orn oumqj*. COMPRISING Brooatellos, S\tin Do Lanos, LACK AXI) MUSLIM Ol'HTAlNS, j . COUMCKS, PINS AND HANDS, DItAPEHY, TASSELS, AND 31, OOFS. C U II T A I N S M.VDK AN'I) I'l l' in* IN Til K I.ATKST S TY 11 MS. II. W. KINSMAN". 22-"? KlXO-STlir.KT, CM Alt I.KNTON. \ Oct. 'J'). Ir-.V.) I I Otn SEWING MACHINES ir|lllli l'KltFKOTION OF SCIENTIFIC j I. arrnngmnout anil mechanical simplicity is attained by tho GtlOVRR & BAKER Canrii1*/* XT uj in^ xix u> u u iiiu uoinpHny t IS ill Kill 1 Ml >110 V K.I) IS O I S li l< E JW'A II *1* I: S . They linvo tl?o following advantages over I nil oihorn: They hove no pads to keep in order; no bobbins to wind ; no tangling or waste of throad ; no oiling the thread or work ; no tool chest stocked with wrenches, pliers, pickers, leather, &e., &o. The throat ion* nre simple, ci>h!';t iiuutrstood and easily explained by tho instructors. There is no talcing apart fur cleaning or oiling.- Thoy Tequire alxmt ton drops of J oil per day, when in constant use. They ' make no more noise than a oummon clock, when snaking fifteen hundred stitches per minute. They run easy?a child of ten yoqvs old can work them to full speed. They ! run fast or *.low, without- any danger of ai| ter'utg the length or tightness of the stitch. Tlicv will IIKM. FILfi. 0AT1IKU; BIND, STl'rC'lI AND KMl'llOIDKU, in 80 nnporior ft manner that we clinllengo comparison.? I J'lio ?amo Machine will how pavilion gnnxo I atlt* plantation good*. The seam is elastic [ af the >.in?t clastic fabric, and will not break | in watdiin^ f>r ironing. Tbe name Machine I runs Bilk, lit^n thread and common Hpool j cotton, with eqo?.' facility. The needles aro tdirtrtor. and theroi'.vo ^tron^cr than any othor high or low pri? Machine. That they aro superior to all other's is evident from ' the fact of their having: boon thirty thooswnd ' Machines made and Hold, in competition with others already in suteoimful operation. Tiio i (iiieuioti is no longer which ia the best ma i lior, I?ot which of tlie muuoroua pattorna of Of OHON'RIl ft DAK Kit ?hnli I tnko. $50 TO $1?0, If. W. Kinamam, Akoi>^ f"r *'?? ?f tliOHO eclebintod Machines, 249 King?strcot, CJharlostnn.. D. D. 1IASKLTOV. Manngor. Pot. 20, 1839_^ 14 6 m Hidos and Bark! C1 ASIt will he paid for Hides audi Tan Dark / otj delivery ut my Tun Yard. WM. V ANWYOK. April 1*, 18ty) 39 6m I Pondleton Pricos Current. I, COMUIXTKI) WKKHbV MY J Ml). V. KI'I.Mt'AM I'KXW.i.ru^r, (Jet. Jjft, IKO'.i. (\rtton, per lb 0 alOlOuflW, l!io,peril) 12 al I i Corn, " tm.Mli 80 a DOl " Java " IH a 2<l ! Corn nioiil ' OH a " l.ajj'a " 10 a 17 I'livoii. ling K 12.} a !" llale Hopo ' 11 n 12 Hugging. (ifili'y loa lOllueswax, " 18 a 20 Duller, perlli loa H^KggH, per do/ 10 a 121 Flour, per lil 750 a Iron, Swede, 0] u 7 I I ...l!_ . .. ??? ? ? " - I - tot ii i?n/| " "<>ro7 7 a 7} j Load, 10 5 1*2 " I'.nglisli (i ? <;i I MmltUr, " lid a lio Moluf>io8, N 0 (jo ? ij.i I Nuiln, jicr kog, 0 :i " W I 40 ti fi.i j ().?(?, [i?jr bush, -10 n lo l'pwtlcr, |)crfcc?Si7OUu0 1 " " 7"> a ' n| " " lb )!7 ii 10 1 Mice, " 11. ii| ii Tjl'cpjH'r, " lb 1'2 a 1"> Stool, Mister, II a 1:5 Sale, jut suck, liw'i n 'Jot) ' German, 12 a 1 ijSugur, brown, On II " t'rist, li'J a ^ojHliot, |<or Hack, 2ol) Sonars, nor doz 2'i a Ijlll'l'iiliiii'i'n ii. on .. re. Ten, 7"? a 1 flu | Wheat. jkjv bl 287n$_o0 Whisky. " gal 1(H)u 160|V?rn. Faet'ry, lOOti 110 Oriiiabiirjr*, per yard, 12J u I I You will always funl a large lot of <!rO'."':"H ami other heavy goods on limul anil for sale low for oiihIi or its equivalent- .1. T. S. & S. Anderson Pricos Current. COXKKCTKP VKtKkY BY DLt'.VKI.KV * CltAYTOXri, A.ndkiisox ('. II., Oct. 'Jt'i. 18-v.t. > uiiuii I'l'i1 lit. - - H (^i Hnii, (Liverpool) per sack, - '.!.i>'.) Ooll'eo, Hio, per lb. - - lH.l (it; I I " Java, pnr lb. - - irf (W) lit* " I.ugiiyra, per lb. - - 10 (u) l'? Sugar brown, per lb. - - it (?> 11 I Mnlus.-ioH, West liulin, por gnllou, 41) (? -lo " N. Orleans, " " f?0 (it) lii) Ibifrping, (iuiiiiv, per ynvd, 15 (a liVJ Ilnle Hope, " lb. - 10 <n\ 1 ->X lliu'oi), ling ro(\iul, - 12', (ii\ 1*> IUiller, per lb. 12 1-2 ('? lo | Stool, oust, - 22 (??', 2C? " (Sofiunn, - - 1 J (x, 1A " lUistor, - 10 (y 12 Iron, common sixc .Swede, per lb. 0 V ' ' - 6 to 7 inches 7 " Knjjlish, per lb. f> 1-2 Nails, host brands, per hog, - f>} (<i (>J ? nsningH, per lb. - - <; jy l'owilcr, Hi lie, per kog, . 7.1 (,t) ^ " blasting, " . 0.0O (it 0.00 Ricc. per II). - q Flour, per barrel, ? (5 ;,o 7,'o<j Wheat, per bushel, - 100(^1.10 <'?>rn, ? $1.00 Oats, perbusliol, - ID Qf>. f>o 1Jccs\t:vs, per lb 20 (<i\ 22 Wool, " ur? . no \ sift) /Knul \ ??#-*> Kiitw.l. 1 tA /' ? .i.\ y.FVO. / |'Vl >< > < l|, - I.IU('I) l.-U Cow I'orts, per bushel, - 8(i (t6y Ho Corn Meal, ' - - 90 0 1.00 Hfiw Ilidee, (dry) ... VJJ Sole Leather, (hcmlock) per ll>. -7 (H f?v'" VoU will always find a. large lot of Oroeories and other heavy goods on hand and for sale at low prioo.< at B & 1,"h. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF x an ana winter tfoocis. MRS. II. KNEE IS NOW OFFERING lier extensive utiil splendid ussortmnnt <>f FA Mi AND WINTER GOODS, COXSIS'i'lKU OF DRESS SILKS, DELAINES, Oil \LUKRfl, ANI? MERINO DRESSES, ENGLISH, FRENCH ..... V MI.'llTd I \t - v.il j C'AS JDJICKK, ^IUNTS. Wool am? ciihmillk shawls. i v. liWA i\ r\ MANTILLAS, DUSTERS, 1IOOP SKIRTS. EMIiltOIPIOlUKS, JUJJRONS, FLOW KRS, JtOlTUHKS, l'EU Kl'.M 10111 ICS, TOILET SOAPS. j K1DD, 1-LEECY, WOOL, and WASH L EAT IIKit (.?LOVES. HOXXETS OK TIIK LATEST FASHION'S i LA 1)1 MS' (i AIT K US, .SHUHS, JJOOTS, SLIPPERS. i LOKC CLOTHS, OSNAHUIUJS, W LV| 1 M I.Vit \?/1 j wui'jra.xu, FLANNEL, TICKING, AND EVKUY DKSCRTPTION OK DOMESTIC GOODS. My present Assortment will bo found sunofiitr ti> untr T Iiava t???f ? iwl m?r f.? oilition in purchuaing, nn<l lontf expcrionce in niu uiiHMicnii ciiAbloa :t:o !n 'tfj'cr A COM I'LI'JTK ASSORTMENT AT Til K TjONVKST CASH PJIICJ5S. WnltmUn. Pot. 10, l&V.) 12 ?m i^ana ana mills m l'lcitons. IOFFKK FOR SALK a vuluaMo Tract of Land in Pickens District, on both sides Of j Little lllvcr, at the mouth of Oiine Crock, containing Twelve to Fifteen Hundred Acres, | with a good MULAY SAW MILL, and a I Hinall (1 rift Mill, on a shoal sufficient for u Lowell Factory. If not sold by tho clone of the yenr I intend putting on r AVOOL OAHDINU Machino and u TANyAHI), where both arc grently needed, and would tako an active partner with a nmnll capital. who would undertake to tHiporintcnd tlio wluilo. OKOUOB 8EAB0UX. Pendleton. 0.:t. 1'2, 18ol| 12 if Lumber for Sale. Subscriber has bis Mill constantly B running?will nttond promptly to orders for lumber, and haul at the ii*nul rnten, UK X.J AM IX JUIKTT. Oct, 19, 1830 ' : ,13 J " j_f^ Aitftioei 11)0 heroby forewarn all poison* from tradln# for a Nolo, umler Beat, given by myself, nnd in.ula nauftKlo t C\ I.OAHllltl HI* lti>ilV;>F fill* foily-four dollars nnd twenty cents, and tinted 11th April, 1808, and duo on tlio 2'rtli day of Dcccmhcr noxt. The consideration for which Mitid Nolo wu? given linn failed, and 1 do not intend to nay tlio sanio unless compelled bylaw. 0. W. UAUJW1N. Oct. 10, 1B39 13 i I EXECUTORS' SALE. \Y R will sell ?o I lie highest bkWcr. <>11 Tnexli il.iy tlie <lay til November next, al tlto Into rexKl?Mice of Dr. It. I). "Maxwell, JcccaaoiJ, near Fail J'lav. in Pickens l<.siri< t. THE PLA^TATIO^f Whercnii Ito <l'nl live. lying immediately ort Hie main Hoail leading from I'emlloton to Oarnes, ville, Gcoiglih find witliin two miles of Fair i Hi v | containing two iiuiMre'l Aero a more or | loss. The plantation i.s well improve'!, ami is | one of the best locations in the District. .On i the pi'cniiseH is a good Dwelling, Negro houses, ' 15am, Threshing Machine, Cotton Uin ami Screw. anJ nil necessary outbuildings. There are -10 or CO acres of goo<l bottom land on the place, ami the balance is lirsirateupland. This l>*nct lies in one of the best neighborhoods in the State, convenient to good Churches and , Softools. >\ I', wiiii AI .JSC) SKI,I, lit tlic same timn and plncc, !>tX) bushels oT Wheat, a quantity of Corn i and Fodder; lot of five. (Into, und Hurley ; . I head of Horse*, amongst which is some blooded I stock ; 3 Mules, .'I juke of large work Steers, tl or 8 tine Cow.s and Calves, conic of them l?r:ng imported stoek ; 12 or 1'ihcadof pood Beef * ittle, IioiiJ of Sheep, 1"! Iidad ( oats, 17 head of tine fattening Hogs, and a number of stoek Hogs, 1 ISuggy i*nd harness, 1 Carriage and harnc 1 Carryall and harness, 1 Spring Wag| <in, ! * igon, 'J Ox Carls: 'J Fans, onu of which is Thitrher l'roinitim Fan; Farming li lpleincnis of all kinds : Household ami ICitel. en Furniture, mil various other articles too llUtuerotlH to mention. THHMiS OF SALIC.-?On a.credit of twelve months, with'nolo and approved security, and i interest front dn(<?. J.I.'CV <\ MAXWF.r-T., ) Kx'trix. JOHN il. M \X\VF.LL, | J. K. 1IAOOOD, J Fx'tors. rufTatTft. I /\ Pprsons lniving demand* ngninst the 1's I Li line oi nr. iv. i>.?.M ixwell, deceased. nre ro^neMcd t? lmml tliem in to ns immediately, properly attested, for payment: and those in- | debted thereto must make payment promptly, .is I longer indulgence cannot lie given. I,. M \X\\T.I,t? ) Kx'trix. ! I. 11. MAXWI'.LL, \ J. K. llA'JOOO, j Rs'lors. Sepl. 18, 185'J 8 if S. H. JOHNS & CO. AT BACiriiLOJl'S RKTUKAT, S. C., Villi now receiving from New Vork and ChurlcBton n large and spendid Stock of Fall and WiiUor 4?Joo<3*, Which they will fell low for Cash or to punctual customers. They would a.?k their friends and the public gctievMly to call and examine for themselves. Hiirgnins c.'in bo liinl. S. II. JOHN'S & CO. Sept. 20. 1 S:,0 0 (P Nolicc* 4 Pl'LICATION will lie in.uU> to tin; T.egishiiV lure nf its next session, to discontinue Ilio Ligon's Bridge Bond t'rom where it intersects the Cox's Uriilgo Bond, in I'iokons District. to where it intersects nguin in (.Sreenvillo Distri-.'t. anil establish the Cox's Bridge Boad as a public Itond in lieu of that portion of the I.icon's Bridge Baud. Done by order of the Board of Commissioners of ">th Beginient S. C. M, J. W. SINULliTON, Chrm'n. J. B. Clayton, Seo'ty. Wolf Creek, Sept. IB. IH.'.O 11-tf NOTICE. \ LI, PKllSON'S indebted to John M. jl. Aioxanncp iV Uo., nre requested to pay | l?V tha firat of January next, ami save costs. Tlic Goods on hand i nn be bought cheap fur Cash, as WC nro going to wind up the business as !<oon a? possible. Near Walton's Fonl. On. JOHN M. ALEXANDF.ll & Co. J>t. 13.18a0 12 tf Law lVotico. 'pUK undersigucd have formed a partnership 1 in the practice of I.aw and Kf|uity for I'ickens District. Mr. Kaudrn may he consulted tit his ollioe in I'lckuns ami Mr. (inn at Anderson. .1A M I'.y I.. OH It. W. M. IIADDKN. IMskens 0. tl. MaylO, 1830 42?tf Law Notico. mm? .~.i ...n? i... i ?? ^ * i iii< mi'iti.-i^nv^i 111 iit*vinu iiiiiKi'ii cnnrciy i to tlio practice of Law nml R<pdly on"tlie j Western Circuit. Mr. Hadhkn is his partner nt Pickens. ja mi .s L. Oltlt. Antlorson C. II.. May lit. IfloO 42-lf Blacksmifchi^g. THK UNDKKSIOXKD is now pre- ; pared to do work in his line, nt short j \r notice, and in a workmanlike timuuor, i Tie can always to found nt his Shop. Terms Uiodchitfl. HARRISON IIAYXKS. Oct. 18, 1 SAO 12 tf WftTTfii't Tsinf rm? t t | flMllS Wool Ourds at Shoal Creek Factory, j 1. Hurt county. (Scorgin, will commence j | opertttions by the 1st of October?probably earlier. Sutisfflctioii rift lie given. KDWA1U> SYMMKM. Proprietor. | N. 11. Tlio debts <.luo the old concern of Sy mines A Sheppnrd mn<*lbe settled without ! delay, or the oflicvit* will have to linvo nj hanu in the se'ilement t. US. Sep't. t20. 1SM>. 11 S SAIilW. 1)Y virtue of'sundry writs of fieri facias to m1? ) directed, will ho sold before the Court llou.-?c ' in t'icken.i District, within the loir.il hour.-', on I the first Monday and Tnesdny in November next: I One tract of Land, containing two litifi- I i drcd and thirty-six acres inure or less, whereon I ! Jr,o!:3en \ *?? ! ih?w lives, bounded by lands of ! Kocho I'owen, Joseph Youngand other.'*, at tne i I unit of William Hunter and Iteeso llowen. Terms cash purchasers to pay for payors. I L. ('. CllAIO, H.r.i). October 7, 1 R~?0 10 Id c. h. aT^odin & coT, lliiriii!^, Na?l?ll<> A. Liinllit'i' Shop,' Also for sale. Shoe Findings, ?S:c. | WAMIAI-LA. S. V. | .Tun IS, lH.V.t 25 ' Notice. I rPHK undersigned gives public notice that lie i X is now, and 1ms liocti for yeiira, ready to jmy j over tltc distributive shnre of Ucubcii Mitchell i in the Ktftirte of Will. MclJow, decemed. Xotfco I is glfen, therefore, to tbe a:rid Hcuben Miteliell I to conic forward nnd receive hi* Kiiiil distributive tiharo, as. 1 will no longer be responsible for interest on the same. G. W. Mo DOW, Adm'r. Oct. IT, ISM 13 "tin police. Vr.!/ pcruon* indebted to tlio tlio Ivstnfoinfj .Toslinu Cox. flei'OUMcil. ntunt nmkn payment i , forthwith ; nnd tliosc lmvinjr (IcinitnilM ii?<iiri?t \ w*i?l Knlalc nro re<|iiirc<1 lorcwler (ItOfti properly j I uitouted bcl'ore '<U*HjOth <Uv of .fnniiurv, 1SG0. i II IN NIC ITT, ) . IJ. COX, , Oct. in. 1 S.V.I 18 4 NoticePKItSOXS indebted to tlip Estate of Win, | Robinson, dorcascd, must nmdo ; incur : aim iiwsc iiavnig ciemnmiM ngiunsi said lv*tate mint nrcont ilicm at once. E. K. KOWXSON, lix'trix. Oct. 10, 1S'5*> 12 4. 4 AC KMT l/IT RiU AND HOlJSKKKHIMXli KMPOlUlM, <?rcoi?vlil<'. s. 4'. TOOK*, Of ovorv kiml nnd uf lic*t fpialitv. STOVES Of nil kind.". .1 *?? , W B'j, KKKOKKNIO Oil, AND LAMPS, (iKOVCIt & BlililltN Sowing Mm-liincs. MATTRESSES, Of Shuck, Cotton. Palm and Straw, PCM PS, Will 10 KAFKS, WlIUKUiA KNOWS, IlorSKKKKPIN(5 COODS, VJA.NU MOAT (Ml A IKS, CORN SIIKIjIJKHS, COKN SUIT Kit.<4, VTItAW CUTTKKH, 1 CO UN II AND-Ml IjIIS | FRUIT PRKSKliNlNO CANS AND JSOTTI.Kri, (See., ?&e., ?.Vc., iNio., ?!cc., &c., itc., &c. Ac. l ur .">1110 iiv .'J. 15. SI I KUM AX, Agont, Sopt 1. 1*.) li in ELECTION NOTICE. TIIK STAT I. OK SO I Til C'AKOMXA, rit'KLNM IMHTKICT. OJflrc Court r>f (lenrrul Sessions and f'onnnmi Pirns. I J. 10. IIAt.iUOP, Clerk of sai<l ('mirt. in 4} in piirsnnncc <>(' I lie direction of tlio Act ??1' tl:c Legislature, in sucli ease inatle ami provided, do hereby uivo puhliu notice that an Kleetion )'<>) (U?L)1XAHV*. fur I'ii-lion* district, will he lield on Monday the 28th | day el' November next, at the usual places of I Election throughout the saiil district. it- i iK'SS my hand at I'iekens C. II., this 20th | : dav of October. A. I). 1 J. K. 11A Li OOl), c.?.f to. p. Oct. 20, 1850 J,", til XiTotico. PERSONS bal ing demands against the Estate of .lames T. Ferguson, deceased, I must render them to us legally attested ; and | | all those indebted to said Estate are request- j ! ed to make navn.ent nmmntliv J. i> KKKiU'SO.V. ) . , , ft. A. FEIUJUSOX,} A,lmr 8' Ot. is. isr?'j i:>, r> 850 Reward. A IIftWAIM) oflifty dollars will 1 ?o paid i for the delivery to 111c, or donfinemont in any Jail so that 1 can get him, of a Copper j Colored hoy, named 11EKIIY. Said hoy is [ about .") feet inches high. slender form, and weighs ahout 130 pound*. One or two of j j his teeth are out iu front. He is quick spok- j nil. with ii m i n f nl 11 irnn f l.u?lr 1 f" seen at Canton, < ieorgia, wlioro lie has a wife; ; and is probably lurking tlioroabouta, or on | the road to this place. Ho is supposed to be making his way to a freo State. Ii. C. OKA TO. Pickens C. H.t S. G. Aug. 27, 1888. <f- '? Limo Your Land! \17"E W"?U furnish LIME at tlic Chauga 7t Lime kiln fof agricultural purposes at tlic following rates ; 10 cent? per bushel for slacked Lime, ' 20 cent* for mislackod. llOli'T. MAXWELL, Jr., i\pom uimnjcn '-< A L'o. Sept. 1850 7 tf. J. i*. FISCHESSEK7 Watchnmla't' aiul Jexvcllcr, WAL1IAIJjA, S. H AS rceoinnienecd business nt liis oM Stand, on Main street, lie. keeps on hand n large and ?|dcndid assortment of Watches and Jewelry, Toff other with everything in his lino, which i ~ . .n .? - * * miii in; mim mi inu very uesi tonus. IIKPA11UXU, in nil its branches, (lone in I n most workmanlike manner, and with dc- ' spatch. (iivc me n trial. July 231 18Stf 1 New Powder Manufactory. j fpilK South Carolina Powder Mills are now j ? in successful operation, and the attention of Dealers is called to the unmistakable superiority of the Powder Manufactured at these Mills over that any other in America. AVo arc prepared to furnish at the shortest notico any of the following description, at ?... e.11 i - - iuu iwimw IIIJ^ juicrM, VI*I Common 1'laxting powder per keg $1 'Jo I Brilliant " ' ' " A 'Jo Common Mining " " " f> 2i? Brilliant " " " " 0 25 ('umnmn Uiilo " " " 7 25 Brilliant " " " " 8 50 Ryy~ Where tlio keg is returned 25 cents will lie (lednetctl. The Manufacture in under the puidanee of ' J. 11. Ki.DF.it, from Memmingen, (Jorman W n skilful mul <?v)mrinin?nil J ' \ vo| U. .VIIVVX. . U'? WWI Illlt- , ker. lie lias introduced tlie highly brilliant Powder so much admired l?y the sporting community oF Kurope. This Powder is a ; beautiful round ami possesses the polish of steel, and is entirely free from all corroding j properties. Dealers ami contrnctors may have their i orders tilled agreeable to specifications at the shortest notice. All orders should he ad- | ilrotM'u (< S: Co, nt I'ickcns 0 II., youth Carolina. WM. H. BOWKX, Agent. March 15. 1859 .'! !_ _ tf W. Waleeman, Agent, | DIMPi:U A^l) TAU.Olt, i W ALII AM/A. S. C. r 8111K undersigned hog* leave to inform his I friend* ond the public, that he has 1 opened a shop in the building formerly occu- ; j pied hv Insertoll & Norman, for the purpose ' of currying on the hushies* of fi>rui>ci- ami Ttillor, I In its various brunches. lie has on hand , ! an excellent assortment of Uoobs for CJontlei men's wear, which he will make to order in j tint Iv/icl l-ft'ln r???.I .1 ii/i/.ni !? ?/# I 1?IiiIaq^ i fashion. Ho lospcetfully solicits a share of; i public patrona^o. i JJifX.-Tonnn, most accommodating. July, 14. HMfl ftf if Booswax! Boeswax ! WK >vant to huy 10()0 11?h. ?iKK.S\VAX, for wliioh wo will irivo GOODS or ! CASH* J. It. E. SLOAN* & U>. Poii(!li?ton, .July 4. !S'V.) .">0 if J ft'olicr. I Ij.l.Tj tlic Xotes ftiul Hooks of 'Account, 1 1 \r l.olon^ing to tl?o ostntc of John II. Os- ; trtinorfi*. deceased, Imvo lieen placed in the [ Imndh of W. M. llnddcn. R^q., for collootion. ; lVrson* indebted to nnid Estate, t\ iiI jii Oii.10 j Mill op hint and *e(iIo. II. C. HOCIIAU. 1 .. ,tv I J. M. USTENDORFF.) h * lors' 1 . QAftilPfl(0ATE3. I'Oll COI.ONKF.. 6*i5"" Tho frioii'J? of M.-ij. HOIJ'T. V. IT. <1 It I l'FI N ri'upcell'iilly iiiiniHiiMio liifit a ciMilidisti1 lor COLdNKIi of tli<s Glli llojjii:ic*nt, S. M.. n( iIn- ensuing olei'lion. L :v Ttic friend* ol Adit. W. II. WELIWHIV respectfully iiniioiiucc lilin a otinliiluto for COLONKL ?>t' tliv "?f11 Kcpriuicnt S. M., to till tlio vacancy wetiVioneil l>y the resignation of 'ol. Juiiicm:ii. FOK CLKUK. r;/" Tlio friends of .1AMI'.S K. 11AC100D respectfully iinnouice him 11 c.iiKliilate for reelection to I In* otFice of Clerk of the Court at the next election. r wiv ukiji^aiu . 8.^"Tlic friends of .1. II. MAKF.TT rofpeotfully announce iiiin ti candidate lor Ordinary of Pickens I>islrict at the next election. Jfc-jy- The friends of WM. J. PA1!H)NS. J'suj. respectfully announce l>im a candiduto lor reelection to the ollicc of Ordinary, for Picken? district, at the ensuing clc;tion. Ii-oY" Tlio friends of W. M. HOI.COM 151' respectfully announvo liim a candidutc for Ordinary, at tlie next election. ?fjy Tlic friends of S. II. JOHNS respectfully atiiiouncu htin a candidate for Ordinary at the next election. IK1*.. Tlitt tii. nils of TIIOM VK .1 Kft'l'll spedfully announce liim a cuinliilate for Ordinary of PickeiiK district. at the ensuing election. Toil SIIKUIFF. Pf>... Tlio friend* ?r <*ni?t. K. P. MORGAN respectfully iiiiiioimcK hint a candidate lor Sheriff of Pickens District. at (lie ensuing election. JCL^y-'J'lie friends of Col. Al.lvX. 11HVCK announce him a candidate for Sheriff ol' Pickens district, at ilio ensuing election. JG?TTho friends of Mr ANDRKW RAMSAY respectfully announce liim u enndidulofor Sheriff of Pickelin district, itt the next election. to?-The friends of Col. I.KMUKL THOMAS respectfully announce liim a enndiduto for Sheriff of Pickens district, at tho ensuini; election. li^yTlic friends of Col. A. Tt. SABOKNT respectfully Announce lilm a candidate for Slierill'of I'iekens District, ill (lie ensuing election. fSkiT The friends of W X, CHAIG bog leavo tonnnounco liim a enndidutc for Sheriff of l'ickens district, at the next election. 1'OK TAX COLLECTOR. flSTTho friends of Mr. A. H. STEPHENS respectfully announce him n candidate for tlio office of Tax Collector of Pickens district, at the eiisninn clcciion. ffcjy Tho friends of Mr. CH'OllOE F. STEADING respectfully announce ldin n candidate for mi* omce 01 rat collector, nt (lie next election. E??>. The friends of Her. .1. It. IIUNMCl'TT respectfully announce liini a candidate for tlio ollice of Tax Collector, at the ensiling election. firljf"'flic friends of Rev. II. M. 1IART0N respectfully nnnoiincc liim as a candidate for Tax Collector at I lie next election. The friends of J. W. I.. CARY respectfully announce liiiu a candidate for re-election to tli colli en of Tax Collector, for Pickens district, at iIic ensiling election. "flic friends of 11. CLEVELAND HUNT respectfully announce liini a candidate for Tax Collector, at the next election. . .. ? . ...1 1 1 _ -S3 TTfTTT rmnnfTi^r nmr\-rt-n i.?xj )? UAVVlUX^iVI O-HJ-LVJL., c< rickciiH c. ii. rpiIK subscriber beg* Icate to inform liin j fiiomlrt nml the jiublio. generally, that ho has oiicned n CJllOCKRY S'WR. And is now receiving nwl will continue to receive everything usually kcjit in nn estnb* lislnnent of tbis kind. Tlio Stock is nil fresh and bus been bought 011 the most, ndvanta i ...:n i _ . i i ' > iDinn uii'i *viu Lin ouni ni-coruinjjiy. Terms will bo atriotly Cash or Barter nt onsh priccd. Call and tec nio. J. B. RKID. _ April 1. 1850 30 tP Estato Notico. i FINAL settlement of the lint ate of J. ]!. I Soiiilic'l.-iml, <leeen.se<l, will be made befyro tlie Ordinary, at l'ickcns 11.. oh Monday tlie Hlltl. .1 1 ? ? * " * ? ?mii ii?v 'ji ?> mi wiry ncxi. i'crnons inuchtca. to said K.stnlo must pay Up before that time, ami ilinsc having demands nhould present them to ui properly attested before that dny. .r. I?. SOUTHKHLANl>, \ , , .1. K. HOUTllEllLAXD,/AUim"8* Oct. 1 ! , 185ft 18 flm H. FAJEN, AT WA LI 1A LI. A S V j| S now receiving u splendid assortment BUY GOODS, For Ladies and (icntlnnun's Wear, ?ALSO? Kcndf-liiadc i'lofiling. Ifc also lias on hand the finest Ca.ssimers ami l/incns, (or the .Spring and Summer ; to* gether with many other articles not necessary to mention. Mr. F.vikn continues the Tuiloring lJusi* Ill- iii 1111 11.1 urn iiciiuk, mm ruspccuuuy solicits n share of public patronage. May 12. lH.V.t _____ 42 if LUMBER! LUMBER ! rjllIK subscribers having purchased tlio I M 11.LS formerly owned by Cob .John A. Kusloy, deceased, three miles east of Pickens II., are prepared <o till orders for LL'MHKlt, finished or unfinished ; Sash, Blinds, I'unnel 1 Viors, or anything in that !i:io, ?fshort notice. We arc determined to carry on the business in all its branches, and persons wishing anything in oiir line, may be assured their orders will meet with prompt attention. i iiu uusihush win iic cnrriou on unaor tiia name of the "Six Mi!o Company." Mr M ]*' Mitch km. is the authorized Agent of the Company, to whom all orders should be addressed. Wo Holici: a share of publiu patronage. T. ?J. KKlTir. II. O, UO< JS. M. ] '. Ml'iCHKLL, Six Mile, Nov. 186P 11> tf HIDES AND BARK Wild, BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES t I 1 x: CMi?r?f t f ?j ?. ;?? n. ui'J i i J i / Tnn Ynril. .Tan 4. 1Pf>S 2/??If JOS. J. NORTON, A T T O K IV i ; lr A T 1/ A W , AVP Bolirltov ill fCqiiity. PICK I'l N 8 CO CUT 1IOIJ8K, S. 0 Jan. 1. 186ft _ 25 tf W. K. K VKI.KV. IMA AC WK KI.IKKK. EASLEY & WlCKLiriE, A ? - * ? -?? < Hwrnrp ill *i?i W. \' X'll.li nllcnri pnn' liiHlly lo nil l?tt?i?iopt? ctis I \ triiHlod l<> tlioir euro in the District* fr.mpricinir I lie Western Circuit. nvf icl", AT PICKENS C. II., S. C< U.*>, 1865 13