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TOB iMUliUBo ROBT. A. THOMPSON, Editor. TERMS?$1 .-r>0 per nnnuni, in advance. It' payment be <lelaye<l until after the expiration of tlie i year, For six months, 7"> ot s in mlvnncc. I JgyAdvoMlffinenls Inserted ai the visuiil rates. I PICKENS C. II.. S. ( Saturday Horning, Octobcr 20, 1360. | FOR PRKS1DKNT: . HON. JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, Ol' KKNTUCKY. KOll V tCI'M'UTSIDl'.NT : GENERAL JOSEPH LANE, OF (MIKtiON. Special Attention is called to the iulvertiscmpnt? of AV. II. Denia' ?fc Co.. of Walhalla. . Saulmann, of West Union; John J. I.kwis, of l'en?.1.~ l.?r, ? c r> ? 1 M.VVWM, n IIW ntft > i\ i 11 UI vu wcnr? mm 1 cavy (.Joods on hand: -John Burdimk, 'Adiniujatrator, who will sell valuable property; together with a number of other new advertisements in our columns this week, important in ! themselves anil to tlic public generally. The Fair Next Friday, at this place, will, wo trust, he'' well attended. Such exhibitions dovclopc tho resources of the country, and illustrate our prog- i rcss in agriculture, etc. Court WeekTlio Court of Cuiniiion I'leas ami General Sessions, for Pickens district, commenced at this place on Monday lust. His Ilouor Judge Warhi.aw, prosided with dignity and a degree of affability that renders the transaction of business before him a pleasure instead of labor. Tho sessions side of the Court, thanks to the Btcrn and strict administration of tho law by Mr. 1U:ed, tho able Solicitor, is lean. So may it continue. The business of the term is being steadily disposed of up to Thursday afternoon, and it is 1 tlinf pAiiff trill Messrs. Porrv, Orr, Harrison, Jones, Norris. Easlev. Price, Sloan, Moore, Wilkes and Wilkes, 10 M Keith and perhaps others of the legal fraternity were present, in attendance upon the Court. The citizens of the District, too, were out in largo numbers, larger, svo believe, on Monday and Tuesday than wo have seen for years. Th" Legislature. By reference to < ur advertising columns, the proclamation of (lev Uist, calling an extra session of the Legislature, " to appoint Electors of President and Vice President, in conformity to the Act .....i ..i? ii..i ii. ? 1 ? vi mm uiau uiui uu:y inav. II UUV1HUUIC, take action for the safety of the .State," may bo found. Tlie indications arc that this session of the Legislature will be important, more so than usual. In the first place, the members elcct must cast the vote of tho State for President and Vice President of tho United States on Tuesday the Gth of November; and then, if they follow the indication of His Excellency, a convention of the people may be called, to take into consideration the propriety of withdrawing from the United States, and also take measures for arming the State. Calling a constitutional convention of the State is no light matter; and, so far as we aro at present i.i ?... -i -_..i .. ?. jiiiMuu u'ji- iiu noiu; iiiim some ono or more of the othu'* Southern Slates take decided uotiou for separate or uniteil secession. The failure of "scpnrat.ftseccs.tion " in 1850?">1 should be a -warning to those iu authority now. "Arming the Stato " is a measure that follows action hy convention or otherwise, and is, in our opinion, dependent ?u importance thereon. Nothing should be hastily or ill-adviscdlv entered into by the Legislature. Should it be done, the people will not sustain that body. Tho Weather, &c. A sudden change of tho weather occurred 011 Saturday. It was unusually cool. There was snow in somo sections of tho district, and tho mountains north of us were covered t.> the depth of four to six inches with it. We have since had killing frosts. During Sunday thorc was n light fall of snow in Charleston, and a heavy white frost on Tuesday morning. " Yellow Jack" is, therefore, banished from the eitv. Game. We are reliably informed that Mr. It. II. Mansei.i. killed, near his residence, in the Trap section of this district, on the 10th instant, a Hear, weighing two lAmdred and seventy pounds ! This is so unusual an occurrence tlint publicity should be given it. IIow the critter got into that region is eutiroly a matter of conjecture. The Managers Of Election, who were present when the votes wero counted, arc requested to call on Mr. II. A. II. Ginssx ami sign the certificate of the election of the Commissioners of the Poor. Beets, Again! The beet rivalry has commcnccd in earnest. Mr. M. F. Mitciibm, has handod us a bcot, weighing ton pounds aud measuring twonty-nine inches in length ! lie has our thanks for it.? Who can beat this beef. Court at Anderson. Court was in session at Anderson last week. Judge Wardj aw provided. There wits much business, and much of it disposed of. Tito case of the Stale vs Frederick Lcrcil, fi>r the murder of Hampton Conn, was tried. Leech was found guilty, and sentenced to bo hung on Friday the 11th day of January next. Floors, &oMr. Oiuson has added to his stock of Groceries, a lmndsome afsortmnnt of Dry Goods and i other articles in tfmt lino. Ilis scgars are of | the bust, its wo have, through his liberality, ' tried them. IIo sells for cash and cheaply? IHoo his advertisement and give liim a call. Mr. W. J. I). IiKB lias laid us undor oldigaI, tions for good watermelons and peueliof, and Mr. Banks fur line upplen. Important Ljettpr from Kossurii- Tf Kos| until has written tho letter of which meution is j made in the following extract, he shows much , more sagacity as a statesman than Garibaldi. I' The Esn?ro. of Turin, civcs the substance of ft ft letter said to have been writon to Garibaldi by 3 Kossuth, recommending him nob to break bin j'eonncction with Victor Kmanuel nod bis govhornmont, who alone can effect the liberation of Ultnlr. lie a'ao invito? tho Dictator to give np Pi?ll design'? upon Rome, in order not to draw ! upon himself the hostility of France, the only .(defender of Italy and the only hope of oppress(jftd nationalities : and, lastly, not to attempt anything Against Hungary, that country not being is yot.ripe for revolution. A 9*r* and 8!jm.r Rat Poison?Rats and R>c?spe#dlly disappear by mixi v equal quanitiei of strong hoeese and pow* . od squills.? Fh?y devour this mixture with ^reea^ew, while \ In innocent to uian. The State Elcctious. Elsewhero in this issue wo give tho names of those elected to tho Legislature, us far as hoard ' ] from. I t The " Bluo llidgo" lias gained ninny friends nnd votes in this contest. Wo shall probably havo State aid in sonio form this winter. Messrs. Asiimokk, Boycb. McQukk.v, Mii.es i nnd Bo mi am have boon re-elected to Congress, without opposition. Lien. Avi:u boats Col. El- | i.iott, in ICeitt's district, by a handsome major- < it y. In this olection, a< is usual, many gentlemen. ' " good men ami truo," havo been defeated.? Amonsst others, the loss of Mr. Thos. Thomson, I . I of Abbeville, from the councils of the State is ^ greatly to be regretted. ! W. P. Prick, Ksij., of Greenvillo, was also dc* ( feated. lie should have been elected. In the ' list number of his excellent journal, (iho /'?</??- ( jtri.it) ho says : | " In tin1 1 it of the defeated, our name has a i place. Wo havo no complaints to make, no fault 1 to find. The pooplo have given us a flattering , ] testimonial of their appreciation of tlie prinei- ] plea we advocated during the campaign. We earnestly and cordially advocated tlie extension ' of the blue I.idge Railroad, which was really , the only question that entered into the canvass, J ( and although we have been defeated, we arc j ' fully ennvicned that a decided majority of our . ' people are in favor of continuing that enterprise. 1 Tho mouthers elect have our warmest congratulations. In providing lor the welfare, of the country, we trust that they will secure the eo operation ami undivided support oT all. To 1 those, who. like ourself, have I.eon chosen to re- j i main at homo, we would tender our kindest ' sympathies. Betterluck next time?probably." ; The press, however, is well represented by ! ( niuij.-trs. imvisoi .\iidovmio, mi ett ana ika-|( os, of Charleston, ami other-). Col. Ash more ' Addressed hisconstituents at this place on Tuesday last. Although sulforing from a disease of i tlio throat, lie spoke remarkably well. His time I was limited, however, and he neither did justice J j to himself or the subjects discussed. } Col. Asiimork gave a history of the last session j of Congress, showing conclusively that on every 1 I question affecting our rights and intersts the i black republicans were arrayed apnitist us, and | will continue to make war to the knife on our ini stitutious. He appealed to the people to awake | from their lethargy, anil behold the current events i of tho day; which, if there were nothing else, j would satisfy them that t! o government is in Jan- ^ gor, and that our equality in tho Union is already , lost, lie spoke must- eloi\h<*?rtly of "flic instills and wrongs we had sustained, and counseled united ! Southern resistance and action. Col. Asumohe's speech was received wit It fre- 1 quent outbursts of applause, and lie has with him i fully the popular heart. New3 of the Day. The elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana : ami Iowa have resulted in favor of t!io black ; republicans, by increased general majorities.? [ The democrats, however, have gained eight members of Congress. It is now regarded almost certain that Linco'i.v will carry every Northern and Western free State, which is sufficient to elect him. Companies of "Minute Men" are heiim- furmnil ! throughout the State. They are to bo armed with lilies and pistols, wo understand. From Europe, tlio intelligence is important. Anconn, with tlio arinyof tlio Popo, have surrendered to G vhahai.oi. The French ceem de , tcrmined to keen him out of llomo l>y force.? There are complications that threaten the peace of Kurope. Advices Ironi C!iina state that tlio allies startell for the IViho on the 25th of Jul v. Several do<perato engagements havo taken place with tlie pirates in the Chinese waters and 200 were j killed. Godey's Lady's Book. Th'5 November number lias been received, and is full of interest and pleasant entertainment.? Price, $3 ; clubs, $2 each. Address, I,. A. Godey, Philadelphia. A Practical Treatise On the pnthology and treatment of pnlmonnry consumption. Also, remarks upon llio most effectual treatment of otlicr obstinate chronic diseases, by l)r. "\V. Ghindlk, New York. This v.*cr!: !ia ? hesr, rcccivod, dim Mian icceivu our attention in duo timo. A New York Day's Hisinkss?-The transactions in several articles of domestic produce ! woro very heavy on Saturday in New York, , | wiui uurrcn|ivnniing ?u i jmiun 10 VJiT'ilt l>rilfl!U in a portion of them. Jn round numbers the sales were 20,000 bbls. of flour at an average of about $5.75 per bill.; 200,000 bushels of wheat at an average of $1.25 per bushel; 70,000 bushels of corn at 70 cents per bushel ; "0,000 bushels of barley at about 85 cents per bushel; j 4,000 hhda sugar at $05 per hhd; 500 casks rice at $25 per cask; 7,300 bales of cotton at $10 per bale; 1,000 bbls. sperm oil at $02 a barrel; 1,000 bbls. vvlmlo oil at $22 a barrel; the \\lndo valued at more than ono million one million ono hundred thousand dollars. The | shipments to Great Britain were 15,0'K) libls, j flour, .'100,000 bushels wheat, and o,000 bales cotton. Wnat Sham, we do ron C >ffeb ?"?It ap pears trom wtatistios recently published that the | consumption of coffee is increasing much more rapidly thon tho production. Laat year, the total consumption of lOuropo and the United States alone was 330,000 tons, whilst (he production of nil countries was hut 312,000 tons. Tho prohuhle consumption of tho present year is estimated at 337.000 ions, and tno prolicide production at 271,1)00 ; and of next veur, tho former at 313,000 tons, the latter at 3-15,000, Tufi Mississippi Ki.ection*?Tho returns for local elections on Monday Inst, any* the Jackson Minsiaippian, show that the Ureokinridge Democracy have swept tho State by an unprecedented majority, indicating not lcs than twenty thousand majority, on tho lirst Tuesday of November next. Countios which have hereto iuiu uvuu considered (loiiiiuui, sucn as nankin, Holmes, Yazoo, itc., havo now gone Democratic by majorities perfectly astounding. In all parts of the State tho ground swell is manifesting itself. STEVonBAPHV Acqvirrd in Fiktren Ml.Vl'tbs ?" Any person desirous of learning short-hand in an incredibly shortspaco of time, can do so hy procuring Carry's Stenographic Chart. His system is an abrogation of less than 0110 eigh; i of common writing and is practiced by more ro- j porters than any other sywte.n now in use. Af- ! tor acquiring it, all that is nocosi?ory to report a ! speech or sermon is practice. I'i ico of chart, 1 with full instructions, one dollar: ton cooicj i for five- dollar*. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. James K Qninn, agent, Monticello, Sullivan county, New York. An insatiaiit.e Oi-uttow??A man no mod Corben appeared en Thursday at p grocery store in New York, and offered as a wager to eat four pounds of damaged ham, two loaves of bread, a j pound of tallow candlcs, and drink,two quarts of common brandy,n pint of gin and a pint of 1 lamp oil. His offbr was accepted and rio won I the wager, and after swallowing the aforesaid mess, wanted more. i Tub Sua.ut Cnor?The late strtrm in I^ouisi- ] ana has reduced the might' drop from 221,000 J hogsheads of last tt nr, to IC'0,000 hogshead*. | t 11 -"J 1,1 lllllj "W. Pennings and Clippings. Minutes?Tho Minutes of the Twelve Mile lliver Baptist Association have boon printed at ;his oftiee, und are now ready for distribution. "Withdrawn?The Spanish licet has boon withdrawn from before Vera Cruz, and \vi1 \wait mlvices from Madrid before proceeding to lotion or bombardment. Hoston. Oct. 12-?Kaneuil llnll was thronged jrlit. and hundreds wore unable to obtrtin sntranco. to hear Mr. Ynncoy. ILo w?y?-0<?vdiidly rcccivod, and listened to with attention, ami fi'0i|U0ntl.v applauded. Ilis address \v(u? J>ubitnntially the sumo as tho one delivered in Jiew York. York?There were fourteen enn,didalfS|.Ti>r ax colloetor itt York district, at tho rocont dection. John J. Wylio was the tutccoMful candidate. Xrw York. October 11?The lilack Hepublisnn National Uommittce have issued an uddl'ess ;o the Hej)uhlicnn party throughout the Union, n which it is claimed that tho contest i* decided >v the result of the roeent elections in Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio, and ill! that rcmuins to lie done is to socaro a Congress that will sustain Lincoln's administration. Texas Indian Depredations?Advices from Texas slate that the Indian depredations in tlml State continue, and that (Jeneral Houston has jrdyred a company of sixty mounted ritleinen to the frontier. Tiik Bank ok Xoi?tii Cauoi.inaThJ> Ilal^igh state*, on " undoubted authority," Unit tlie State Hunk of North Carolina, in view of tlio alarming ooiiylition of tin* < nintrv, lias determined t > suspend diso'umting until future resul.ts idiall be developed. Ourti'akv?.Mr. John K. Murphy, Inspector :>f Navs\I Stoic, died in Cluuiestiiu, on Sun lay evonhig. Tin; I'oI'I I.ation ok On abi.f.ft n?Tho COtl'llS nf Charleston shows a population ol 4;).74l<.? In 1 it was I'J.OH"). In the last deeade, the slave population litis decreased 0.920, and the free colored papulation 1S4. Ihiriny t!i "? sume period, the white population litis increased 3,31 ">. liEMumrs F.w *TM.'is>i ? A shocking murder was Committed at K ttiyuur, in Northern lit !'a. on the. 7tli of April la-t. daring the Kmia?.an, or Mahometan fast. Tho people are rigid ve getarians in religion, and an old man was found having animal food in his house when he should have heen fiistiii?. Tho fanatic m >l> ruslie 1 into the house, drugged the victim f'?rth, and after inflicting acts of cruelty upon him. derived hiui of his life by thrusting a bur <>f red hot iron down his throat. Kki?F,I.I.IOI:s S'rUDKN'rS. TIlO StllileU Js Princeton College ?ro in n stale o!' iosnhordiuntion because the tutors According tn au.olij custom of the institution. have renewed visits to the rooms of tho stutietHs. Antony otiicr rebellion* dem mstratiotjs, they fet lin> to one of the outbuildings worth about which was destroyed. Manyof them have bcou sent home. Saimnoot Steamers?The steam ship Adriatic sailed from New York on Saturday f?r Southampton and Havre, with L'-IO pa-sengers ami $'?7o,000 in specie. The ivlinburgh also Niiilcd Sunday for Liverpool, with 215 passengers and $17,7 M in specie?making the total specie shipment $tiS'2,01<S. New York, Oct. I'J?The Prince of Waloft arrived yesterday. Fully half a million cf persons witnessed his entry into our city. There was the largest military display ever witnessed haie. Thirty-seven thousand volunteers were in line, und thirty pieces of artillery. Factories Birwxx?A lire has destroyed the Southern machine shop and bunlur's gunny hug factory at 15 >ston. The building* occupied an entire square in South B >ston. Loss estimated at $100,000; insured. Some two hundrco persons are thus thrown out of employment. Secession?The? 11 u i? t? v: 1 lo (Aln.) AtU'QCatn siys: ' We understand fro.n personal 10 isnltalinn, or what wo regard reliable authority. lluit all our merchants, no matter what their party afiiliati.ms, h?1o returned from the North in favor of sc-ces.'-ion and re.iintuiici,l if Linjoln should be eleetcd.'' Pe\tii or W. P. Mc!H:e -The (irconvillf paperaannonnoc the death of this prominent e.iti/.on of that phico. lit* d;ed on Saturday1.? lie was twieo eleete 1 to tho legislature, ilnd tilled other rc*p>m-iblo ofli <:>. Tax Com.Kit 'it?Mr. dames I?. Ifunter h:is boon ro oloeted Tax-t 'olle,:tor fur Lineu.-aer lbstrict. W. S. Shaw in .Vn lers m, an I Miihit Watson ill I.aureus. I.ask >\i> IIki.i.?Wjioi) old Ji>d l^ijo was fighting in Mexico. as well as he could with hv* left, hand, his right arm having lieen disablcvl by a Mexican ballet, Mr. Hell was in Ooitgreife denouncing tho war, an 1 advi>ing thai \vv SI1UIIIU gl>0 II < [). Pktruit, Oi t. 0- -Tho V. e-tei n T rati spur fatinti Company's piM|.cl!c.- lemon, v.iilin cargo ill" 20.000 bushels of corn ami 500 bur re's of flour, explode! lier boiler near I'omt au l'olee this morning. instantly killing the seeoiftl engineer, Then. Kceso, and a "reman natneil Jus. (Jonklin, and slightly injuring several oth er-<. The vessel sunk i 111 metiinti*lv, and with her cargo i? a total loss. Ci'NTttint'llox?Senator J. Dunean Allen, o! ll.inivvvll, has given $100 towards tho expense? of tlte new Cnth >!ie Chapel in lvlgefiehl, S. Ci, which will ho dud'.catod on the 21st inst. The SiiEMirrn.i.K Kaii.road?The city ol Ij-iiii?iviI!r?. on Saturday, votod to loan l?or cred it in tlie Shelby branch of tlio Louisville ami Nashville llnifrnad, to tlio extent r.f $li20,0(M), which xoi'urcm llio appropriation <>|' tlio individual subscription t.. tho nm unit of $liQ,OOlb? The road will now be spoodily constructed. New V"hk. Out. R?Tho steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinklopaugh, from A?pinwal!| has arrived. She brings no passengers not mails, tho .J L Stephons'linving failed to ooiv ncct, on account of a heavy storm on tlio J'a ciflo. The count of Panama ha? been invested by negro insurrectionists, but thev liavis been repubod witl? loss. Five wcro kiIlc<i and fiftoen taken prisoners. The United States Murines, from tno sloop-of-war St. Mary's, hold possess' ion of the town. Tioiitntss in t 11 k Money Maiuibt?There b much complaint in business citric* about the stringency in money matters; and the general apprehension is that we havo not seon tho worst or it. Sucli times aro useful. They tench lie economy and prudence, although we do not willingly receive sue!) admonitions, or such "n short jerk up" in tho midst of busiuess urrangemonU". Decline oh Douoi.asism in Alabama?The Mobile Register, hitherto tho mailt stay of J'ouglasism in Alabama, haa hauled down tlm SnnivK tcr fhg. Grkenvim.k?Tlio ' return" for Greenville Court was small, being only 108 onset), with n few acceptance#. Court tots for thnt district next week. Tliero ina good doul of old bufsi< noss on tho dockets. Smam- Pox in Gkouoia?The Wire Ornss Reporter announce* the death of Enoclj II l'iko, Esq., late Sheriff of Ibooks county, who died U his ronidence in thnt crtuirty on WoUnesdAy lust, of small pox. A Coi.ohkd Man Kniohtcp dv Queen Victo-* iia?The Queen of England Ims conferred the 'lonor of knighthood upon Edward .Jordan of Kingston, JamaioB, a oolorod man. tho son of a nnn who kept a swoetmont and pickle store. m i ? u '? . I t '-."."J L'lLliJ i JJLJ'J LimLMJ ULJ 11L ! ? Ei.orr.uRNT Extraordinary?Melissa Allen, a pretty miss, harelv out her teens, being foTbid tho company of George Brookshaw, at Covington. Ky., on Tilesday night Inst, eloucd in his company, leaving no trace of their whereabout*. Tho parents of the girl are in the deepest distress nt tho occurrence, and any tidii.gs of the foolish pair will be most gratofully acknowledged. i Likcm.m Pule Cut Down?On Saturday last, j ?fttne Republicans in the neighborhood of Fall's J Chuteh, in Fairfax county* erected a pole, and raided upon it the Lincoln and Hamlin Hni/.? I On Tuesday Ilie people of the neighborhood as- i j.^embled i?nd cut the polo down, dud destroyed , ' the llrtg. ; j Wki.i, Okv?The average wealth of cvory in- i ; habitant, imili! mid female. mail, woman, anil j child, in Lynchburg, Yn., is worth over one I thousand dollars. Nominated?Vdolphc Wolfe, the Schiedam j Schnapps man has lieen nominated for Congress . in the seventh district <>f New York by the 'Iam- j j many democrats. Mr. Wolfe is a native of Norfolk, Ya. i Election Returns. Aitn;;vit,i.K.?Senator?J Foster Mar- 1 | shall. Itc/trrsni(liters?W C Davis, .J N I Cochran, S Mo(Jowan, W J Lomnx, II 11 j Harper. ! ' A.\l) Kit SON.?Re.presvnt'itiv?*?C S Mat I j tison, W A llayne, John Y Moore, 1J F j ; Wliitnor. wi.i. DAINT8.?ft^nttrnr?l'oter v nusciit. Cllkntku.??S'< ii"'or?-S McAliley. /?'</>- ( iwcrifntiv*-*?Col. J S Wilson, W T (jiltnore, Col. C li J (Mies. J Cti it ist Ciu ncil. ? Si natnr?TM Wagnor. lirprriu-ntativr?M W Venning. Cnns'i'KitKIl.t>.?Rrprrxentativts?A M?c- j fnrl.in. W 14 T I'ritioe. C'>i.!,KT(?s.?Senator?N I Icy ward. 7tVy>- j rrm-nta/ircs?\Y II O'Bryan, Carlos Tracy. II (J Sheridan. l>Altl.l\(!TON. ? Srnnfur?Dr. R L Hart, j JlrprwiilativKS?'I' P Lide, Bluckwell, Tim- ! 111 u 11 r. K do i: KI r. i, i>.?I?tfir.*rn(af ivrx? ^ 1 ess vs. ; Jonnmj_'3, Butler, Lamar, Mobley, Gary, ! i CJu;ittlub.mm. . | I'.VIUfn.M). ? $ ',mlor?l'j <i I'al iupr.?? /i '/trranifiitivs?-1, 1} Doylston, '1' W Wood { wanl, J B MeCJ.mts. ' (Iukknvim.k.?Senator?Col. T 10 Ware. litjirrscnlnfirrx?Col. 1) llokd, lh\ .) P llilllmu?e, l?r. ,1 M Sullivan, .John W. Stokes. llotlUY.?S'niitor?I'1 J Sessions. / < -i iiftttii>i ?C It-Ssrvis. Iv Kitsn vw.? iS' ikj(<>>?-A II IJovkiu.?- j ftr.f>rc.s( ii{(i(t'rt.j-r~\V M Shannon, J M I>o- j , i $iui.?suro. Ij.vn'CASTKU.-?Sniafor?Hon. T) Bnrncn. 1 ])lack, J Williams. IjAUKKNS?Senator?\V I> Sin. soil. ! Representative*?II .N Carter, S J Crai<r. (Inorjift Amlor.-'on, J 11 Ware. liKXINo rON.??S'' im/nr?.1 C Hope. Hepres? iita fives?J II Counts, Col. Clark. M a i: f.iumoutiii.?H'-presoitulivcs?W J i Coo k, .J W IJoMo?rn. jMahion.? .S'cuit'ir?l*r. \\ II tlohn.'ori. ' | /t"pr'-r.riifalicrs?\\( i IIoWiUll, \V ?S Mullins, i D W IJoatlu-a. v.-.. c< . . ? I iir.ii m ,.iu.? wnaror?a ij iiHilltijjton, 1 A'/>/ ? litiifiurs?J 11 Williams, James Lijv ' [ seoinh, C 11 S'ubur. ' Oranok I'akimi.?aSUmalor?G I) Keitt. ' lirprix'nlttfhxH?T J Glover, A 1> Frederick. | IMtl.NCK GKOWIK WlNVAH. Iirprrst'.n hi- ( tivn-?Richard iW.icr, J II U.'id. ji , 1* C .1 I Weston. j i Rjciii.ANI).?lifprcsrntnfivx?K K Ilook- 1 tn\ A .1 Green, J (Jibbf*, J 1' Adams 1 Si'Aiir a viimri ' ' I , ; ; ? w? J'J i I Edwavd*, W M Foster, .Jas Farrow, J \\ inj smith, 1> I"' Hates. Si'MTKH.?/t''jirr.<rnfir/'crx?!i 1' Eraser, Kennedy, J S Uradley. St. (Ikorok's, Douciucstku.?Ilrpn^fntat! cc?T ) Murray. St. John's Behki.ky.?llrprcscntative? 1* (' Kirk. St. Jamkk SantKK.? II p.fmntu'ne,? R ' 'L' Morrison. Si . H Kl.KNA.?ll-pr'rr.r.dtatinr.?-S Elliot, jr. | St. Mattiikws.?llrprwvhttt'v ?Kell? r. i St. Anuhkw'h.?S'/tafor?W Izard Bull. litprrAWitatiuo?.loaujdi M Mikell. St. I'aiji.'s.?S'uator?C 11 Boyle. Jhp- , ; rasrnfatire?K E Elliott. Si. i'lTi.u's.? ,Sr)iafor-~X\ K i llobcrd*. | i ty firrxi iitnhvi .Joseph .M Ij;i\y ton. j Sr. l'liif/Lir* ami S r. MlcriAKr/p.? Scan| ulor?\V I > I'ortor. Rfprexrntotim:*?11 [ M I' O'Connor, J M Eason, Charles ' M Lowndes, Ceo. M Coffin, David Ramsay, las. Simons, \V <j DcSuussuro, O II Siinonton, H T I'eako, 11 li Khett.jr., 11 S Duryea, Jos. Johnson, jr., (j A Tronholin, J'J Lucia, ! Win. WIihIo> .John Cunningham, jr., J J I Pope, Kit-hard Y cation, John 10 Cnrew. I JSr. STKl'fl kn'8.? iS't nnfcr?L W Palmer. Itejircxcntativi A?W 11 Wallace, A W Thonip1 sou, K S Chick. wll,mam81ll'k(l.?lir.]) rev nlnt I era? Dr. 8 I M Brockuiton, Dr. S 1) M B.yrd i Youk.?^- Stnntor?-R ( IWeOnw. 7?Vn;v, smtfifivrs?.5 T Lowry, J Kr.wlinnon, W 0 Black, J L Miller. ^ Maj. Pkrry'h Si'kkch.?The Hon. P. P., : p.--.. 1 ? I t a J I awi-yiunuuc Willi ICIJUWIS lliaao 01 1 him by a number of citizens desirous of hear j iftg his political views, addressed several hunI drcd people in the Court House, at noon, 0" '! yesterday. We liavo not tl).; space to make ! : mention of the various matters discussed by hini. His speech was certainly able, and characterized with courtesy towards jhoso ' with whom lie differed, lie is just as thor oughly convinced that he is right now, ns he j ' ever was during the course of many years. ; | He stands by the Union, " this great and glo I nous Union V It has been some time since | wo heard panegyrism bestowed upon " the ( . i American eaglo ' with such liberality. We ( ! conceive Mai. Perry to be honest, consoien11 tious and independent withal, but in our hum- ( I j bio judgment he is wfong. lie was listened , , to by a largo audience with interest and , i1 respectful attention, which we were pleased ; j to observe, as his character and high-toned . ' | bearing as a gentleman entitled him to such a j I receptioix Applause was given frequently, j | but we could not discern that one-half pre- j , 1 KO.nt. riilH inillllloil iri annli 1 ' , ,, r ... nuvii i.nuui.-xjiill'IH, OI SI 18 | pcutiincnLj.?Auder&m InUluycncer. j I>KVTBr.OT'MKNTfl IN MARtBOttOUUII.?We ' leArft'that startling dove'uoments have boon ' 1 made in Marlborough, u>.i the whole cotmnu- ) nity thrown into a -tfate of groat oxeitcmont. 1 Two citizens of Western New York have been ' nrrestod, who had under , their care a large stflud of arms. They were searched, and in- < voices found calling for afiothor lot, amounting in i?H> we are informed, to about twelve hundred. The arms were consigned to par. ties in Wilmington, to whicti place a gentleman had been sent to make investigations, 1 nnd to eooure others who tnry bo inipli6ated. 1 Their eompiioitv ?nd direct agency were *6 * thoroughly eatanlished, tt'uf they wovo com- * 1 mltted to j?rtl. Tho feeling was so tntenftd ;1mt it whs with great difficulty that their vioent seizure and immediate execution could be prevented. Judge Whttnor, who wua holding :ourt there, interposed, and finally suoceoded n staying the feeling and reserving them as , rietiiQs for more legal pvoecedure. The pub- | ic unnd.ot tlie jMortn has been so wrought up )y the acclamation ot' Republican orators, I hat these missionaries of social subyersion nuy doubtless be found in every Southern j jommunity. Whenever arrested, they should , not be left to>the slow process of law. The , vigilant societies should seize them, give them ] i fair trial, and, if the ciroumstaneos convict hem of complicity in designs of such atrocity, should mete out to them punishment, ( prompt, summary and extreme. ? Ca vol hi inn. i Stauti.ino Dnvrr.orMF.nt.?We are informed that two men named llitchings, father [ ind son, wore apprehended at Clio, Marlboro' , District, on Thursday, and were taken to f Hennottsville. Their trunks were searched, * uiu ciisoJost-a tnc nei.inous purpose or tamperng with slaves; and of putting artns in their lands. It is thought they were executed yesterday morning nt lSesuu tt.*\ ille. t. A box (illcd with pistols, directed to tiiem, las boon seized at Florence. Their correspondence showed furtlicr that 1,20'J arms were o be delivered to them at Wilmington, X. C. [ (Sun x/i'(fn. Susriciot;a On vu.utkk.?A corresponlcnt from (Sif-onwood. fc>. O.j mentions that a nwpicions person, calling himself Shult/., and epresentiuc: himself as a relative of the late 51 Henry Shult/.. of Uiuiiburg. h.tsb.'im making " periodical visits to tint neiglibouruood. 11 is ( ast visit was about a month ago," when li*s onduot aroused suspicion. lie is thought to | }C the person mentioned in the lotter of t ie ( , nfamous W. II. Hewloy.of Texas, which fas i published some time since in the (invrt/ii ?#. ; It is to be hoped that lie will be overhauled. f G iirtrJian. I r.mnks i. Nkws.?Wc lire shocked to learn that i lie lion. 1. T. Irvin. of NVilkes county, (0n?) ! Speaker of ihe House of llcpivsentfctives in our | Slate, was drowned on the night ot' the -5'?>th nil.. I liy jumping overboard from the steamer llavou i City. plyiti;; liet ween (iulveslotf .m<l Houston. Tex I us. Tho boilers had exploded, killing steward, fecund clerk, mid some negroes; and. in t!ie confusion and fright of I ho occasion. Mr. Irvin juinpi 1 | ur fell overboard mid wus drowned. [.I'A'/i-t Banner. On Satiirdny last. AI trod, a negro slave, the nrnnni'l u itl . I .liii 11.1.urn- I." . lulu -I #'.... ' , | V..,1 ... ........ .. ...... , ?, I, r, ?. .j:'? I'M | Ihe crinle "f iir.?<>i:. in sotting (ire to liic house j nf (Jen. C). K.' Ivjwavd*. in the ncoupaney of Mr. Warr<>11 Thompson. AilYed collie**!).! the fact 1 i" soiling tiro to tlie proiniM!.x in two places uf Mr. T!i uips>n. iin.l on tiii-* confusion he whs found guilty. l? iless iliocc he :in uppoai, the execution will take pla<-o on the fecund Fri- i lay in November. Tht jury, under thd lute 1 Act, asscst-el ti><> value of the negro at frJ.Ot'O. lie being a H 'st-rate blacksmith. Attorneys? lor the J>taio. -J.'Iiii l>. Wright: for the defence, S. IJ'.ho. We have since learned that an appeal will go up to the Circuit Judge. | S/hirloiilmv!/ Sjmrtiiu. Stvtf. r.\?ks l.v Kpokfiei.d,? During the past , iveek .-evcial iini>orlant cii.mis. Imvc i.ceu ti-i<>il Jn Thursday. Geo, II. May* And JohuU. May*. t\?r lli?> killing of John M. Tillman, were pui >ii trial anil jic<jn*11? ?I ; Me<sr.s. \V. (J. Jloilor | uning tut behalf of tlio defendants?Solicitor ( I'erry n.ml Mr. Montgoineory tor tho iSfute,? I >11 Saturday, the two John WitliniiM, c mains, 'or the killing of one Gouldiu, u l'ree negro, ivore tried aud u5.<o acquittal. In this case j Messrs. Gary ami D.i'iicr vrero tho defendants' ( ittoriiey^. t^n Monday, tlio third ami last ( -ritninal ease, the State against George U.oad , water for the killing of a negro belonging to Mr. 1). M. Glovor, vra? brought on, anil Broadwater convicted of uianslnughtor?M \ Muttlioiiiory acting for tho Solic t >r, ,a;i<t Moa-rs. . Tompkins mill 11.icon fur the defence. [ hldijrjichl Advertiser. 31ARVI.AN t> F.)ll lJlir/'KIN!t! [HiR. ? W0cli|) flic following special desp tell from the New York Timrs. Since the IJaltiinoro cleotion. w."! have felt confident tlutt Mr. ijpockii.ridge would carry that St.ite. We now believe he will pot every Southern St;te : ' " Ji.vb'ri.Mnnv;, Oct. 11.?Tho Ilepuldi(i:ui8 arc holding to night fy large and cnthu- ' htiastiu nic'.ting at Ucchubita Ilall. About n thoUAHiid are present. Many dissatisfied Americans and Union men r.rc uniting with , thorn, including mcmbci's of the American , clubs, and a considerable numbcv of HelJ and i Everett minute men, who arc chagrined by tho recent municipal reform victory. They profess to ac t in a spirit of retaliation ngairfst the. Unionists who voted with the Reformers. it is calculated tliiit Hie Republicans will guin an accession of three thousand votea from this ch-ss of persons. They now u.sacrt that Baltimore will give Lincoln C,000. If so, it renders Hell's chances doubtful in the State? increasing those of Brccliinridge materially. Many Douglas men are now going over to Breckinridge." Land in yiik Market.?[n looking over our exchanges our attention has been attracted k,-#lw. I...? -f i-i-if < * 1 .,j him nnf^v >|miiiuij ui i;iiiu oiicrcu ior snie. i To us it neems tlmt an unusvjally large qunnti- I ty is pui upon the market. What does it mean ? Is farming and planting becoming so very unprofitable in South Carolina ? Or is it the seme restless vpirit of emigration that hns already dopvived the old State of so much of her best material ! Whoro, in time not very fftr bick, were living tens and twenties of fiiinilie? in ell the enjoyments of rural simplicity, , you n?w see deserted homesteads which have i passed into the possession of somo wealthy planter. Thus ha? the tide of emigration set in upon tho State, and borno .off many of her population.?Nieicberry Contervutiat. Execution of Rbv. Mil. Bui.lky.?The sditor of tho Houston Telegraph 1)08 re- i sieved a letter from Otis 0. Welch, KJsrj., of Denton, giving the particulars of the execution of the Uev. Win. Bullcy, tho man to ;v]iom tho Bailey letter was addressed. ' He urns arrested nonr Canville, l'onr County, Missouri, by tho Fayettvillc (Arkansas) Vt- j jilaneo (Joinntittee and sent hack on tho over- , and stago to Sherman, and from tlionco ta- i <en to Fort Worth, where he wag fvmg on i ihe r.\nie Irco on which Crawford met his ate. Tho letter says that, on h*in? nhown ;ho Baiiy iettcr, be cojifesaed that ho loet (t, ind that It was lost while getting aomo oats from a stack near where it was found. He efused to make anjr furthor disolowiree, a*v? tig that he knc* they wcro determined to . wig him any way. Tut Jnmnicn pnpoin are di*cit??i?;jr the policy- . >f annexing that <joluny to the United State*. Wiisn drink enters wigdeni departs. Hl.ll I I".J-1 . I1. "J 'J' ",'t' < Ma?'?i?p, tho 2nd iUM.. by 1 ' l*ev. A. P. MeOiiny, Rff the houno of u?n Bride'*, ?athbr, Allen McD^vld, Iter. Vam JJimikn A. < I jiiahc, of tho 8 C. (Johferoiioe, to UiM A*"iK Mo- I 6fOr<*nvtt1? Dlntrlok. V ' ' 'f * ?/? f Hi W&V WggggBWB I!1 .!. 1 ' t_ J.J' ifHUllLU jj AUCTION! I WILL SELL nt puhlio *n!e. to tho higho't bidder, on Tuesday tl?o 30th October, nt my residence in West Union, the fullowiiig properly. viz : Tliroo hoiul of lIor?e* and one Mule, Twenty Itetid i?f'Cuttle, Fifty lieifd fnttcninjg n|id Stock Hum, Twelve Sheep, Two Wngon*, One Cart, ind Suntliv Fiimiing T"oU: One lHipgy niul i . ..i Wk!>..i u.. Illll UvT*, ii?J??ii' U'/V I'uniui.i \"?ni, " iiwu, Oat* nmt tfoddor: Household and Kitulion F?ir? uiture, iinv-ug which is u complete sjett of Ma? liopr:i u > Furniture. 1 Negro ntnu, llt'XMY. alK\ut 38 year? <>]<!, 1 Negro Woman, I'll 11,[.IS, about CO years dd. I Negtn Man, 8AXDY. aliout 24 years old, .villi his wife, about 22 \ ear* old. mid 2 childien, jotli boys, a^ed 2 yoaro anil 3 mouths. Kithcr Ncgrjia^-nr other articles can be traded 'or lit private sitlo; except the llops. Termn of Snln^?AU sums under JIO. cash ; ibove that aivmnt. a oredh of 9 mouths will bo riven, sect*rod by note and two good suieties, , villi interest from day of .-ale. 0. SAIU MAX. October 11. IS'50 12 2 Ci-jy Audefson f/'izrfte will copy twice and . /i?i Lin n s FALL AND WINTKR GOODS AT YV ALII ALL A! WK mkp itlenxiire in inTmning our fYiejwl* mill the vmntij ?t Urge Unit wo ire now r?v,i'iviiig ami opening n large ami liumlHtlllP "tliclv ?lf IMLIi A\? WI.VTEIR GOODS, )P the liitiMl importation ami the mwt approve! irv 1 \V?;invite the fpoeial attention of uur iulv frioM'lh to mi ii?*itrtin<*nt nf IMUNTS. con isting I'vcrv variety from the common Lion ip t>i tho (inp^t French. Dr. LAX KS, MHltlNOS, DBBEGES, Al.l'ACCAS, SlIAWLS + nod CLOAKS, Pomhined with a 1 ?t of F^tiov (i >ods. which we dway.s ncce'sary to plea?o the ladies. In connection with the above wo curt bIiow as an n*m?rtinou.t of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, With a uhnicu and i?eli*uto?l lot of CUNTS' CLOTH INC, l^cntn' Dress t! i?.d-< generally, ni t*i?? be found itnvwhore in flio iij.i.-ti.>untrv. u KOWiur.s. A choice lot of [toKnod and B.own Snqjarn, IVfeo. Salt. M 'la-spH. C'hco-o. Nails, Ac, Ac. Walt a lew. DlttMJi and MEDIOiNKS to roicler the stock complete. (Jive as a call?we mnko no charge for allowing. bat will be tdeanvl to wait on you nt any ri.no. W. II. D1-:N'I>Y & CO. Wallodia. Opt. 11 lEtiO 12 tf I OR SALE, Valuablo Personal Proporty. WILL lie s 'Id to the highc^l bidder, at the laic residence of Kohard B itiliaii, deceased. on,Thursday the Hill day of N iveinhor next, ilie Personal Rnate of ?uid deceased, to kvic: 1 KLMVICX LT.KKLY XKGROKS, # it iif ? ... - i wo Wilkin*, tsvo ii>ra??, onn i.":t11io. U'igh. JSIinop. two or three hundred IjiisHoIh of 3i>ni, F 'dilor, Shuck.*. It tUKchold ami Kitcheu l-'nniiturc, Plantation ToJ>N. ami various other irtViov too mi.iieroiis to mention. n crr lii <.?' nvclvo month*. with ntorcst from Oatn. for Mini-* of anil over fivo IoIIui-h ; under that aiaouiit, rash. I'ltrohaxer* ;n give note with t vc.? approved nurotic", beforo he riyht of property i* d tanked. JOHN 1JL"HI>IXB, Aditt'r. Ort 15. Isno 12 M M Kg I.. Ultlt. \V. I?j IMltt'E. ORR & PRICE, ATTO U X K V y Al' L A \V, ?r?ciivilli> C. II.. lV.wti'-o in the Courts of il?o Wovtoru Circuit. Pvii. 17. ! Mi;<) _Lr_J 1y n Notice. 1111K OUKDlTOItS of I/. H. Wright nnd of I.. II. Wright it Son. and of th no of K l>'t. b\ Wright which li. II Wright it liable to puv, ivill tuko notice that L. II. Wright hint tnmlc'it Iced o| a*sig > 'it to me f ?r tho hniielit of hi* :roilit'?rs. unit m it u uidotiux *v?ll ho he-Id for ilio purpose of ploetinjr on A^'iit to ropro-eut 9 jroditor<, on rI.o 8l?t day wf October, iust, nt my ofive at l'io!:nu* C. II. J. B. HAOQOD, Assignee. 1 0,:tnh?r 18. IMP 12 2 M>*T, OK the 17th October, instant, nt Pl6kor.sC. II., a small Hold W.itch and Chain,' 'J'lio Wntch lins a gold f'aeo. Tlio clinin lias lour strolls, with n iifintl nt -tho lower cml in a grip <>v shut.. On I mn rvni-cii me untri* ure atcel. The "hour hand h:iR I lie point or end broken. The tinder wlU/ftViCer u Ihvor l>y leaving it with J. J. Norton. Fuj. W. IS. U. MO?S. Oct. jjfr. IHflO 12 a Kotico. I \L[i jiernonn hnvfng demands against the ol Richard llurdine. deceased, muni render thriii lo me. legally attoMed ; and those iiidchted lu said esiuto are required to uiako payment ul mi early day. JOHN JU'llDIXK. Adm'r. Oi.t. Ifi, 18<M) 12^ f> Notico IS licrebr triven llirif nrinllniilinji *?iM li* ma.l? in 1 tlitConimiivtioucvtr of Itomls at ikolc m'xvrtieeting. 10 open ft rood.from the IW^ilg* .tbvjb^ bullV noar SJoiin's Ferry, toihe Walfafm JtoikJ.?6kr Iho elovcn mile posit, mid nlvo to connect tfjc&ouic Mill* I lie Oconee Mini ion ItoiU. * ' Ottoberlt 18tl0 ^ 1%' ?'* til i*o*t or A NOTE of hand m,id? to mo and digued by J. K. Hamlin, foj 5300.00, and luted 20 th January, I860, and not y?t u??.?* I'orfton* are forvrariied from trading for the is Iiiunliu has paid aald n<>t?, A. I). 8AU0KNT. Pot. J 8. 180ft 12 a Ifafnte moficr. ALT# por/?>n* indebted to the K.Htnt? of linnjiiinini Metfoo. doi:2as<?d. nr# required to nuko prompt p?yment; mid tbo*e having donftnd^ ngninflt m?id K?tftto nui?t present them lo me legally nitested, within the time preicribed by Inw. . ** T. C. MK0EB, Adm'r. 0??t. 16 1800 12 \ ? it . r ..." J- ?;i ; ' Notice. AU< nOfsonii indebted to the F,?tato of James T. Kdf^ttbn, deceased, m?*t mnlto peyoiopb 1 forthwith, or they will be **???! itidt-crintinfttely. t-V- szxsxm 1 A.IW jv /*.. rfeiMjuw.';*,- ) r~" Oct. 10. .IHttO fcSJ, 3 ~ mrI7. ~W '?:' No?CCe WMtoWS <vf the Nojdiern of the wajr i?f!?12, who ?to drawing hnlf pay pension* t?f tZ.")0 per nxinlh, ?re entitled to l>?ck !>?? ?rid if tkfV wilt tlfoir tmiineM in mr liand*, I Wrt) ltw*entth?lr<5lr?im?. My c<Mr?M in Ckjrton't' Mi tin, TNakorm Dls^ trk>?'8<>?lh . .i* ' , jgwh t.mmzw. JM.IO, I WO H It