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r~ rin >i n !????mm ?? ? mmmmmI difficulty should be really threatened." General Scott scnrcoly ovor makes a military movement without the wholo nrmy under his immediate command, lie will find himself again betweeu " two fires "?the seceding States of the South and the Wide Awakes of the North who intend to invade Washiug wu. ' , Already Sbttlkd.?The Now York Tribune thinks that any attempt to patch up u compromise is so much labor lost. It comments upon Senator Crittouden's proposition as follows : "Mr. Crittenden propose* to lefer to a divnto of tho people the question of recognising slaves as property in all territories South of 30 d02.. 80 mill. This Rfi?ra? t/i no a rather needless trouble. The nucstiou was settled by the people on tho Oth of November last, after a very lon<? and able discussion, ir. which Mr. Crittenden bore a distinguished part. Does Mr. C. suppose that South Carolina has scared us so that we shall vote differ ently nyw'{ If bo docs, wc,think ho i? mis* ikon. Ilia resolutions st-ind n<? more chance of beiii? adopted by the. people than he (lo-< of bccotuing Crime Minister in the new Cd'ton Empire." Tl?n Wi?rl' f\f onulit? uiiiuiroimii^ UUin IlUt SUOIU to li rid mu ' favor in any qui iter juat now. TllK Sun ..I. is n unit claims that the eontract which hinds this Union together, reeo;:tm.eg hI.vvo property as fully as any other kind of property. The rutin'. Democracy of the North acknowledge this claim. The Supreme Court h.-ta so decided it. The two trcitius wiili (!reat Britain at the close of the two wars with her roeojrnized the chiiui.? None hut mi irresponsible political p.irty tlcnies the claim, and that parly coin prises only about one-third of the voter* of the Hepublic. If the demagogues who have led tho Republican p irty thus far. still insist on a surren<ler of this clain; by the South, and their 'Constituents sustain them, then there is no hope left for preserving the Union. The South oinnot and will not surrender a point ho clearly and full)' sustained. \Ihtrtfur<l Timet, Information Wantkd.?Of the names nnd places of residence of the children of James McKennn, deceased, formerly of Castle Nncor, in the parish of l'ahaw, county Donegal, Ireland ; of the children of Owen MoKenna, deceased, of the miiuc place ; of the Children of Nancy Clemens, who w;ls. before nirrriicre. Vmicv Mnl\<?nn? ?lin r- . - .r - * ) Vl W* ehildi n of KUinor Moran, who w;ih the daughter of PJIimir Hurt*, who was, before marriage, K'linor MoKonna ; of the children of the said Kllinor Uarr ; of the children of .Tobn McKeiini, dccoastd ; and of the children of Ucse McKtitinu; also, of William MeKenna, the rmii of Kdward MeKenna of ('iiKtle Naeor;nnd of the ehildren of John W. l'n.rll.tt. -1 All "f ihcjionioMs "\> ?vo <1 scribed. who W^rt; living on the llili day of March, 1S.V.) or the I 'jjal represent a ti ves of such of them as aiT> deceased since then, will learn fionM't'iin^ to thoir pecuniary advantage by UJ>[iiyill? 10 i ('. H. Xohtiikop, N'o. 00 llrond Strci t. Charleston, S. (\ Til h Foil imkications.?Sullivan's Island was visited yesterday by hundreds of people. Jj-rgo (Mur.ljors likewise proceeded to thy n til or points of I'urti ligation iti the harbor, but ........ c.._ ?1-> i - > - n-i^ i- ? m-ii: ItirtlMUU U) lit IK 1 lltlil SlltlMty tin! n!l-abs*0i binir curiosity to loam what w.as br ?.... l-'utt Moulirio is being rapidly put in order by ? l.irjje Ibvoe of workmen. Tliore arc over Curly Si nth ('-'rulinn Railroad hands wtively am! eonstintly employed under .Mr. llryant. (>ti tlin itli instil lit, twenty hearty, 8troii^ nejjroes were s>Mit down bv tho Rev. }lr Prentiss*find se; to work, and did work faithfully all niirlit upon the ramparts. We mo pleitsid to iveonl tli.'if tlie troops liro in 1 lu* iIt \ ami spirits?<:>ilmi, confident mid r '.so'uto, they await the ti no for action.? V.'wr/csfoii Conri"!'. M ? ?in :i sing'i* lpf^p \w hive nlx'rwil -i sn i.M' :t.ll i tail if at. the Ohiof :U U*-* racy of I'm Slat ! It U p-ihlisY.? I too iii a shoot whioli wo think lias mor? both of p ttri.>tism luitl good sense loan delilicr.itoly to propogato so not! n ly a fling. Wo take it t'nero vv.ss an i i .ilvort in?fl i.i tin) eir.ni.int ice. ITv/oan nion !.' I,->r '>/ intent u p. in perfect! ng the r. uho o;' t'10 St ii?>, c Miilv'socniJ to give vent t'i spite nml spleen at a time like tin* '!? Ti n? cm thov, if tmh/ anxious to givi? ofloot nml power, at home and ahro- 1, to the vari ...ii i ui't;vmniii n'? 01 on. government, utter ?> 10 syllable th:it wou'd t/uid in tho remotest <lo??reo to dorog.-ito from them, especially from 1 ti ii high.'.t in co n il m l- W\*mk go tlemeii to b.-Wtic?not on account of the prescit 10"ocutivo (jIlicer, for he is far above their shaits-but on iiccount of their own good name*, mih! t'10 honor :vn?l f'i ice^s of S.mth C'arjlina.?K IjfiJirhl A.lrci ;i< r. DrsTtNOUisitEn MKoii.wrrs ? One of the bo.;t editors the Westminister Review could <iver boast of, nod ono of tho mast brilliant writers of tho passing hour, was an Aberdeen cooper. One of the editors of tho London Daily Journal was an Elgin baker; perhaps ono-of the best reporters of tho London Times w is an Edinburgh weivcr; the editor of tho Witness was Hugh Miller, a stono mabon.? Ono of ilia ablest ministers in London was a DuikIoo blacksmith, and another was r. Banff matchmaker. The Into Dr. Milne, of China, was ft lthyne herd boy. The principal of the London Missionary Society Collogo at Ifong Kong w is a Huntley saddler ; and one of tho host missionaries tint ever went to India w is a Keith tailor. Tho leading machinist on tho London and Birmingham Railway was a Glasgow mechanic, and perhaps the very richest Iron founder in Kngland was a Moray workingman. Sir James Clark, her majesty's physician, w.is a B.inflf druggist. Joseph Hume was a sailor first, snd then a laborer nt a mortar and postlo in ModItom. These men, howovor, snout their leisure hours in Requiring useful Knowledge. AM.vr.OAMATION.?~A policonian of CloveiL - V.? - - * -t ** - niuu i>iiuiiii? vuu minor or me riaiiuicaier, ol th*t city, thut he personally knows of over thirty ncgroo.s who are living ns man and wife with whito women in tho city of Cleveland. Hinoo Lincoln's election, nnd the triumph of the Black Ropufttionn party, fugitives aro returning front Chitadit to Ohio, fooling quite jut hocure there aain the Queen's domains. 1 '...-I.1. _ 1 J-'JL'i1.1' "'J11 Ifl- 'V'L . - LI! Xf.nntan >. lUltil. -? ? ?--- " ... vi ?n> 1 w % I ui UOT?l!l??r 11**1, ?l lllf! reiMence of 8, W. Agnoif, F'l*. by Hot. J. 0. Wil"f na, Mr. Aloxco M. Foi,oitn>(of thU District, to M.Ru*a Ao.nrw, of Abb<Wll? District. . dn ?It? oil lnotn.nl, by A. C. Hughe*. Ksq:, Mr. abraham OlLflTHAP to MU? Lmuira Cramk, 1'ick emu * . , * fK \ CLAREMONT ACADEMY. rpiIE TRUSTERS tnko plcnsure in announL cinp to tho public, that they lmvo aecuroil the Rorvicos of Mr. C. L. IIoi.mnohwortii and Lady, to tnko cbiirgu of the Claromont Acadomy. There Teachors lmvo exporicnco, and arc competent to instruct in all tho various branch es ot an Knglish education. lly arrangement, n Male ftuil Femnlo School will be taught iu the snmo house. The Acadomy will ho opened on the 2il Modday in January, 1801. Good boarding can ho had in tlio neighborI hood on favorable tonus. | Tho salubrity of the climate and tho moral tono ' of the vicinity, ara inducements that should not bo overlooked by parents and guardians in educating their children and wards. lly order of tho Hoard : 0i. a. 1 kiHi/ii\u, Scc'v. Jan. 9. 18G1 23 *tf Notice. 4 LI. persons indebted to tlio Enlate of Ilov. /\ Gideon Ell in, deceased, by sale note or oth1 orwino, must make prompt paymont. Longer I indulgence cannot be given. Pay up and save | coat. JF.SSK II. ELLIS, \ WM. HUNT Kit. \ Jan. 13^ I HO I 23^ 3 Notico. ALL persons indebted to tho Subscriber, ei_ titer 1?3* N>?to or Account, nre hereby notified that they must be paid. A failure to comply with this reasonablo request, will incur costs at once. JAMES W. LAWltKXCE. i j Jan. 8, lPfil 23 3 Administrators' Notico. rl'.ltSONS indebted to the Estate i?f Charles Hunt, deceased, by sale note or otherwise. 1 must make payment, as we arc determined to close op the Estate. Save cost by iictin^ promptly. WM. HUNT, } A. .J. HUNT. ^ Ariin'rs. It. HUNT. i Jan. 0. 1 SC.I 23 4 Notico. j l I.L persons indebted to the Kstnte of Thomas A llallum, deceased, are hereby notified that immediate payment must be made; and nil persons having demands Against the tistato must pro| aent them legally attested to the understand. W A SMITH ^ J. \V. CAI-L \ II AN, / Kx or9faft. 7. 1801 2* 5__ H vidqr.iartars. i.'uaui.khtom, J miliary 5, 18<H. i 'Pi IK fo'lowinpj gentlemen linve boon Appointed I I Ai<U-tlo-Citmp to hi Kxccllency Oov. I'ickkxs, with the rnnW ot' bieut. Colonel, anil will bo oltov i eil aii'I respectcil accordingly : A. I,. l)HAKlNO, II \V \I.KKIt ADAMS, .1 WIKS C. CALIIOU.V, MO!?TIMKll (il.OVKK, \v. < . ii \unis, ] '. J. MOSKS, .In ny order: 8. 1%. ("1IST. l ui. 10. ISt',1 '2:\ t HEADQUARTERS. Cii\ri.kston. S. C. Jnnimrv. 3. ISfll. ! RIS K.KGKLI.EXOY QoVKIlNOR PICK- | KNS having appointed Mg-wh. GAlilUI l.L M.YN'klAULT and BURNKT KIIBTT. Aids de-Camp. wit'i the rank of Lieutenant I'ulmel. tlioy will bo obeyed ant] re flected uc1 cordlligly. Hy order : S. U. GIST. Acting Adj. and Insn. C>?n. | Jan. 0. I SOI 23 1 Headquarters. CiiARi.Kfl'roN, S. C.,Junuavv ">, 1801. I GUXRHAL OllDKIl XO. (>. j XITIIKIIBAS the Convention of (ho People oi' j li South Carolina by a Resolution adopted on I iho'id day of Januai-y, 18t'.l, authorized the Gov I uiiim ! ? rvwiiir 11110 1110 801'VICO ol tiio Male, for | u period not exceeding six months, such Volunteer | Co npmies as misfit ten-tor their services': | And whereas the said Convention have since j | declare 1 that (he above Raso'ution was designed to I ; n?d. mid not to uuperoode, the provision* of the 'id section of the Act lo provide unarmed orce," I passed Uooember, 1800; It is, therefore, now ordered, that General Order No. "> l>e countermanded, and General Order No. 4, cdling for a (Company of Volunteers from each liittallion in the State, in accordance with L!d section of said Act, is hereby reissued, and I p ompt and strict obedience enjoined thereto. j By order: STATKS It. GIST. Adjutant and Inspector General. Jnn. 10. 1801 2ft " 1 1 Hoidquartors, S. C. M. OilAiii.esT iN. January 3. l#01* QiiArtermaxterff of troops coming to the I cit v by order mn<t recoipt to the Agents of the Kailroml-t in our Slato for the nnmher pussod over thorn. This receipt may bo sent for payment to L. M. HATCH, Qnnrtormastcr (Jonernl S. C. N. 11.?The tro-?p? most give tlie earliest possible notice <>f the time they will be at the points on the Railroad. Tlie importance of giving notico to this l)opsirtinent of the time of their expected arrival, . that arrangements may bo made lor them, must l>u iippiudit to all. J.in. 9, 18'> 1 23 1 TTI15 STATU OK SOUTH CAROLINA, PICKKNS?IN ORDIKAST. F. N. Gavvln, Adio'r, 1 ra > Pet. for Settlement. Tho*. D. Onrrin, ot. als. J I T appearing to mj< satisfaction that E. \Y. Mert ritt an<l wife Ana, .tamos II. Kvatt and wife Marilda, defendant* in this^oaia, reside without the j 11fiiii-H oi mm mate. it ftt ordered, therefore, that I tho sakl absent defendants do severally appear in j the Ordinary's olftoe, at I'iokons tj. II., on Monday j thooth day of April next, to show cause, if any j they oan, why a final settlement of the K9tato of ; Thomas Garvin, deceased, should not be made, *nd J a decree pronounced thorcou on that day. These parties are also required to render their advancement, and receive their respective distributive shares. W. K. IIOLCOMUK, o.p.d. Jan. 12, 18C,l 23 _ Mtatc oi' MouHi aro<iiia, IN OUDlNAnY?citation. UITTIKKEAS. Ernest nrossen hsth applied to \ V me for letters of administration upon all and singular tho personal estate of Gotlieb lloofer, | deceased, lute of the Distriot of rickensatid State | aforesaid: The kindred and creditors of said le- | coased. are, thereforo, oitcd to appear before me at i I'iokensO. II. on Monday the 28th day of January, 1 to shew onuse, If any they can, why said letters ! ! should not be granted. Given under my hand and 1 soul tliic* 7tU Junuary, 1801. W. R. HOT?COMBK, o.r.p. i STATE OF feOUTII CAROLINA. J*IOHr..i? Mini iiiOT?-IN TUB CSTTRTOF COMMO* AS. Sloan & Sullivan ) Declaration in Attachment I vs V Orr & Ifaddcn, O. W. Baldwin J lM'ff's Attorney's \yilRURAS, the plaintiffs did, on Clio 8th day * * of Ootobor, 1860, file their declaration against i the defendant, who (aa it Is said) is absent from I and without the limits of this Stato, and has nei- { thor wife nor attorney known within the name up- j on whom a copy of the said declaration might be sorvod: It is ordered, therefore, that tho said , defendant do appear and plead to tho said doclar- , i ntlon on or before the Oth day of October, 1801, i otherwise, final and absolute judgement will thon Ibe given and awarded against him. J. S. MAGGOO, C.B.P.i). Clark's 0??, Oct. 10. I860 lyq Executive Offico. .Januaiiy 3. 1KGI. BY virtue of the power conferred on me, by nn Ordinance of the Convention, requiring tlio appointment, of nn Executive Council, nnd for tno convenient distribution of the duties to bo discharged by that Council, I therefore make the following divisions in the Executive Administration : 1. THE STATE?Having for its functions the nsfistance of the Governor, with the exerni?o nf liia n.uvoi'u ??u .UIa?.*.. i 1 | ???? uuav^iivuu, 1111*1 lllliru especially in his intercourse with tho Ststes, and also in arrangements with foreign powers, n* to Consuls ami Treaties, and relations us to Commerce. For this I appoint tho Hon. A. 0. MAO RATII. 2. THE WAR ? Having for its object the supervision of all matters rotating to a condition of hostilities, ami the management and military disposition of troops, to lie received undor different (irtlinanco* of the Convention and Acts of the Legislature, and as to the management of troops in actual service. For this I appoint (Jen. I>. F. JAMISON. H' TIIK TRKASURY?Having under its jurisdiction ami supervision all matters connected with the fiscal relations of tho Smtfl. and the nnii'tii'iil .l.o .il- !., >' " ' 1 ^ r " "? ""r,,"h u,w ,UI,U provided for by nny Ordinanco of the Convention or Acts of the Legislature, which arc not specially transferred to soaio other ?lt*partniont. For thin I appoint tlie lion. C. O. MKMMINQBH. 4. THE POST OFFICK?Its functions indicnte'l by tlic name, ami including therein so mm h of a connection with the Customs as relates to light hou<e-s, buoys, and matters of that nature. For (hid I appoint Oon. \V. \V. IIAKLKK. 5. IXTKRIOll? Having under its direction local matters within the State, including the \1ilitin ?!.?* IV.IS.? L? ? ?l.5 . I !- - .......... *?.*- V"?-I ? int. IT. r?i r mi* 1 (ion- A. C. (.{ARLINGTON. F. W. PICKENS. ^?n. 8^ 1SOI 23 t__ 11K A DQU A HTE RS. ) Cii \ri,r-t>n. December 31, 1800. } ((iknrrai. Chocks. N?>. 5.) i THE following gentlemen have boon appoint< <1 Aids-do Camp to his Excellency i.io C"inmamler-in Chief, with the rank of Lieut. Coloi nel anil will beobevel and repeated nccord\ itr^lv, viz: ,i. .r .roxATrtvv urn as i*u?< PAUL !l! IIAYNK. Esq.. It. B. JOIINSOX. Ksq . F \V. Mi'MASTKU, iNq., It. 8. DUItYEA. Esq.. A Bit AM IIUGUKXIX. Esq.', .JOIIX 8. UltKKX, E*q. 15v oi-der It 0. M. DUXXOVAXT, Adjutant uii?l IoMpcctor-Ooiioral. Tint. 9. IStil 1 jr>?EPARE FOR WAR! '|1!IK l -N !JKliSJ.UXEb offers Ibr ?u1u Low. St'G.Ul, COFFEE, MOLASSES, SALT, HICK, NAILS, &C. STAI'lii: I)H1 GOOK)S, IIAIIr>WA IIK, &C\ I L'or s^K; i,o\v. GROCERIES, I .Sold* for CASII only. r> T'.,C? jiuoiii JUI Xii&i?) j ' QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS/1 | Country Produce taken in exchange for (iooua ! ! J. LEWIS. <? 1'mn ?? > ,e lyllUU-IVIN, '/ l| Money Wanted ! .1 LL persons indebted t<i mo either liv Xi?lr XjL. or Account nre requested to pay up. ! must and will collect. l)ue attention to ihW will sa*e cost. K. E. A LEX AND Ell. January 2. 1801 22 '2m Notice This ! IK YOU owe me nnvrhing this is intended foi you, and not your neignbor. Some of you have been owing me for the la?t eight years, ami have never mentioned pay. I would he thankful for the nmount. anil if you can't pny now, come up and give your Note. I,. 1). JOHNSON. Walhnlla. S. C. Jan. 5. 1861 22?2 SHERIFF'S SALES. |)Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to ine di1) rected, will be sold before the Court House, in Picken* District, within tlie lcgul hours, on the first Monday and Tuesday in February next, Ono tract of land on Mile Creek, Adjoining lands of fosepb Price, L. X. Robins and others, containing lf>0 acres more or less, levied on as tla> property of Henry Orogan at the unit of I. 15. Clar?ly. One tract of land on Tugalo River, adjoining lands of J. K. Jones, W. l>. Denti n and others, containing 815 acres more or less, le\i< I on as the property of James A. Doyle at the suit P. II. Pratlicr. One tract of lnnd on 8tainr> Creek, whereon Leonard Capehart now liven, containing acres, a<ljoining lands of Captain Andrew Wilson, Mrs. Mary l'rice. and oilier?; one other tract known as the Orlsham tract, on Corn House Creek, containing acres, \djoining lands ot Finley and Moreton. J. J. Howard ami others, tho two tracts supposed to oontain 21)00 acres, leviod on as the property of Leonard Capohart at the suit of J. B. Sitton and others. To bo resold at the risk of the formor purchaser. One tiact of Urd containing 100 acres moro or less, whereon the defendants now live, ailjoining lands of E. Kennemore, M. Maulden, and others, lovied on as tho property of Loi ivennemoro and George Kennemore at tho suit of Stephen Clayton. One tract of land containing 200 acres more or low, adjoining lands of Elijah Alexander, sr., J. N. Murphree andothors, levied on as tho property of Henry Qrogatt at the suit of \V. K. Kusley, udm'r., and others. One tract of land containing 100 acres more or Tm*, adjoining lands of Henry Groga'i and others, levied on as the property of J. ii. Smith at the suit of stut. Robert Stewart and others. One tract of land containing 800 acrcs more or less, lying on Rooky Pork, waters of Chauga crock, adjoining lands of Spencer Chambers, Kpnrulm Cobb and others, levied on as the property of Wm. Phillips at the suit of Kobert Hpenccr and others. One negro boy, named Job. levied on as the property of O. W. Taylor, at the suit of J. K. 11agood, assignee *nnd others. One black mule, levied on as the property of A. M. Mauldin, at the suit of J. B. Sitton and other*. Terms, opsh j purchasers to pay for papers. W. N. Jan. 8, 1861 23 Pendloton Pricos Ciu'rent. CURKKCTKO WKKKI.Y BY J. J. I.KW1S. PCVDLBTON, Jan. 2, 1801. Cotton, per lb 7 alOlCoffco, Rio,per lb 18 a 20 Corn, *'bush 100 a 112AI " J?v? " 23 a 26 Corn tuonl " 100 a 112* " " 10 a 17 ltaeoii. bog R 11a 1AI llale Rope " 11 a 12 ' Raggltlg, Clun'y 15 a 10|ltee?wax, " 18 a 20 Dulter, per lb 16 a 10iKgg8, per doz 10 a 12i Flour, per bl 750 a $8! Iron, Swede, a 7 I 1 nilicrn 1Jn? IfUll n ? r. t .. U IU f I II < ] I?ead, " 10? 12 " Knglisli 0 a 0} Madder, " 20a 2ft Molasses, N () 75 Nulls, per keg, $1! a <525 " W I 40 a AO Oats, per bush, 40 a 45 Powder, per ll> 40 l'eas, ' " 76 a 00 " " lb J17 a 40 Rice, " lb 0} n 7 Pepper, " lb 12 ii 15 Stool, Hlisler, 11 a 13|Snlt, per sack, 250 " German, 12 a 14|Sngnr, brown, !) a 10 " (":ist, 22&25|8hot, per lb 10 Segars, per dor. 25 a i><) Tobacco, per lb 15 n 75 Ten. 75 a 1 50 Wheat, per bl 237 n$250 Whisky, " gal 100a 150iVnrn, Fact'ry, 100 a 110 Osnnburgs, per yard, 12A a 1 I , ..I. V.HI uiiu u inr?;e lot oi uroccrtes unil ! other heavy goo<ls on hand ft ml for snle low for j OA nil or its equivalent. J. J. L. A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY, 1IIAVK JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK, j consisting of Staple Fall ami Winter DRY GOODS, IIATS k GAPS, HOOTS & SHOES, KKADY-MADK CLOTI11MU, PltU'.iS. MEDICINES. CIO AUS, GROCERIES, &C. ALSO, WATCIIKS, < LO< liS A\I> JIKWJBLRY. As I intend to make everybody rich. I nin determined to sell tor iIks shortest nossible profit for cami. Mv terms sire strictIn rash, or no no mile. N?> Hooks kept. Watches ami Jewelry repaired ns usual. U. A. II. (ilttSON. O.-t.-bo- 11. H??0 _J_l tf i^sTR(ir/rioN. ri"MlB undersigned would respectfully inform I 'lie families of this District that with tlie beginning of next year lie will be prepared to give instruction* in all tlio brandies of ;i good education : nNo. in Music, (the Pinno,) the French or Oonnfin languago, ete. A few boarding pupils would lind a good and I christian home in ntv family. AUO. A'NGCRBR. A. M. I Wiilhnllii, S. C. Dec. IS 1800. 22 4 Ueference*.?Hov. K. Uachnumn, 1). D.. Hov. I. Mul ter Charleston; I). Dicuinnn, l)r. A. K. j Winnan. WalhiiUa. Notico. ; 1 H KREIi Y forwarn nil persons from trading ' I for a Nolo under soul, given by me to ). W. O.irrot for $300, dalo'l 1st January, 1MG0, ns !>e X..to was given without consideration, and I <i.i not intend to pav said Note unless cotn. polled by law. ' DKMCY VOW. I Womber 2'.), I SCO 22 if I Want Money, A ND MONKY I MUST IIAVK. All pe>-? V. therefore. indebted to mo oitlior by Note or Account nre requested to come forward .1 ml Nottle op. immediately Tli'iso who do not boot I 'his warning will (iud their Notes and Aei > 'Hints in the bands of a nroper officer, with v. bom thev wilt hare <o nettle. " A word to the v.-i-c is snffioient." CLAYTON N. KKID. fannavy 2. 1SQ1 22 3 CO.UE TO DACUSY1LLE! ' 8 MIE Subscriber lias just received his I-' fl and WI M i:U STOCK. consisting of DRY GOODS, i'i >ov Good*. Hardware, Crockery, Drngs anil Ali'dieine*. I lilts nml Caps. Hoots nnd Slmes, HEADY MADE CLOTHING. Willi the usual variety in the Dry Goods I oO. and uKorrcRii:*; All of wliicli he intends selling low for ensh or tn punctual customers. lie will take in EXCHANGE Wheat, Corn, I'eas, liecswax, Tal|n\v. a nl in fact any merchantable barter for Good*, at the market price. 1$. V. MORGAN. (> t 2">. 18CQ 14 tf FOB SALE, f I '11 A 1 doviiiililn Lot ol Lund, with a good ! 1. dwelling. mid other necessary out-huild! iiigs thereof continuing Three Acres. On the I premises. tliere is a tine garden, good orchard. &a. The J.ot .adjoin* *Jao??l* Schroder and othJ'ers, and lies immediately on the public, road, distant from West Union and Walhalla. Terms, ousv. II. 1I00PS. ! j y Q.-t. 30, 18'flQ 14 tf_ T. DRAPER, WATOIIMAKHit AN1) JKW13LLEII, BVndlotoii, s. O., BKUS leave to inform the citizens Kji'iH I'enuieion ami vicinity, that lie !Julias located himself permanently at i place. and is prepared to exeI cute a>l work in liis line on short notice, and . the most reasonable terms, lie may he found, , at all times, at the Shop formerly occupied by I Mr. Justus. Oct. H. I860 12 tf FALL AND WINTER rrnrmsi i ^ * v/ arkj AT VV ALII ALL A! WE tnke renewed pleiisuroin informing our friends and the country at large thnt wo 1 arc now receiving and opening a large and hand! some stock of I FALL 4M> WI\TI2R OOODS, Of the l??o?t importation and the most approved , styles. We invite the special attention of our I lady friend* to an assortment of POINTS, eon| sistingof every variety from tho common Lion . up to the linest French. PeLANES, MERINOS, DkBEGES, ALFACCAS, SHAWLS and CLOAKS, Combined with a lot of Fancy floods, which are alwnys necessary to ploiu>o tho Indies. In conncction with tlio abS'vo wo can chow as good an assortment of ! Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoos, I With ft choice mid selected lot of GENTS' CLOTHING, dents' Dross Goods generally, as can be found anywhere in tho up-country. ttltOCUIClRS. A. ,choice lot of Kctincd and Brown Sugars, Colfeo. Salt, MoIamah, Chco?e, Nails, &c. &o. With a few DRUGS and MKDICINES to rander tho stock complete. Give us a call?wo mnke no charge for showing, but will bo ploaned to wait on vou at nny timo. W II. 1>KNDY & CO. Walhalln, Oct, 11. I860 12 ?f ITIKmCili CARD. DIl. O. II. SYMMES having completed bin Collcjfiate courvo, offers hit* Professional ' Borvicfls to his friends And the public generally. Will bo prompt in hiu attention to hin patrons. Hiii offloo will bo fou?4with Dr. M. L. Sharp* in tho briok building adjoining Store of Into K. B. Benson & Son. Pendleton, May 12,1800 41 >/4;tf 1 OR SAJLi'j! rpiIE Subscriber is the proprietor of a valua1 L uixblo TRACT 01' LAND, situate near Wftlhnlln, on tho Bluo Ridge Railroad, containing Fivo Hundrod Acros, Fifty of which arc good Creek and Branch Hottorn. Thore are two -settlements on the tract, on<l the land is susceptible of division. I desiro j to cell Irom Unc hundred aud fifty to Four hunj ilrod Acres, on easy tonus. Apply l>y letter to ; me nf Wulhullu, or on the premise** to A. I). OAILLAH1). | Sept. 3. 1800 0 0m f^rif The Curolin ? will copy in its triweekly on Mondays, ..nd in tho Manner twice n month for six months, nnd forward hill to me. A. I). (i._ MARBLE YARD AT PENDLETON. I^VF.llY ONK CAN UK SUITKD, AS WK i have on hand nnd receive every month the host ITALIAN Ai\l> AIM ICHICAN MARBLE : VOR MOVrTMWMTS VI ma I'AHI.c. I - ? . .u.. v i>.i, uii.i uo, Avjiujjr? AND IIHADSTONES OF ALL 8I7.KS Anil ns cheap n.s cuii be bought anywhere, with freights added. Cut letters, 3 1-2 cents each. Raided letters, j 20 eenta each; and the letters cut Jeep and j well. We have secured the services of Mr. JOHN (J. I'll Kit K Y as our Agent, who will do all that j can be done to givo entire satisfaction. All j business transacted by him will be ratified by ' LlwYVELI, it WHITE. ' j Mn roll 20. 1800 33 tf THE PENDLETON HOTEL. i Subscriber takes pleasure in informing ! X his friend' mid the public, thnt he has tai ken charge of that large and commodious House j in the vitiligo of PENDLETON, S. C. Ho inlonils to keep a first class house, and inviios the travelling public and his friends to give liini a call. Amongst the comforts and I conveniences added, is tlmt of a Reading Room, where the latest papers mav be consulted. A. 1$. ROW DEN. Feb 2. 1800 27 tf r/vn /-</\/vi-v *v . - - ~ i I'UU UUUl) 15AKUA1MS I AND (JOOI) A i\ II 4 111: A I* (;OOI>!S. COME TO WALII ALIJA ! rpHK undersigned has just returned from Charleston, where lie has purchased otic of the most complete STOCK OF GOODS Kvcr before brought to this place. The variety J is irreat. therefore. Aiiunipriitimi nrn,.t;...,n.. . ? ? I"J impossible. Ho has DRY GOODS, lloth fur Ladies and Oentlomen's weKr. ieI: \IIV iiiDi: t MtTiiiNft, Of the various sizes and patterns, cut and made up in the latest stylo. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, | In great variety, and of tlio latest pattern and j stylo. llomietN, Kll>l?oiis, &c. My stock of Hardware, Glassware, Cutlery, &e. is large, and will compare favorably with the best. GROCERIES Of every description, fresh, and a line supply on hand. (ioods will he bartered for Produce and articles iu this line, on the very best terms. | My GOODS have been bought with caro nml j at the lowest price.'. This enables mo to offer ,,ii? i,f ll.? !.??? * --- . ..v ... ...? ..vov in mc Kuumrv. on mo most accommodating terms. Call, examine my stock, ami try me. I am bound to sell. I). BI KM ANN. 1*. S. My Bar is stocked with the choiccst Wines and Liquors, and is open at all proper times. I). B. . W.illinlln. April 20, lMO 30 tf PICKENS LAND. IlIAVK two Tracts of Land for sale?the Barker and Craig places, lying near the Bond i leading from Oconee Station to Nicholson's , I Ford. GEO BOB SRAWftliV I Sopt 10. 1SC.0 7 ""if | LANl> FOR SALE. f|MIE subscriber will sell at private Bale on , JL good terms, a Valuablo Tract of Land, | Situated in Pickens District, on the waters of I Choestoe creek, near Bachelors' Retreat, con- ( tnining Five Hundred Acres more or less. The ; tract is improved, with about thirty acres of bottom land thereon. There are Rood schools and churches convenient. For particulars, apply to O. W. l>UILLII'd. Colonel's Fork Po. Aug- 22, 1860 4-tf BLUE KIDGE HOUSE, AT Pendloton, S. C. rriiiP simenuinvi> i.? ? -> I ...... uu./uviiij'iiii, ? mi mm mm several ' I years experience in Hotel business. (Imv-1 ing been solo proprietor of tho Willinmston Springs Hotel for nine years,) is now proprietor of the BLUE 11IDGK HOUSK, whore lie will j bo gbul to see all his ohl friends and patrons and also the travelling public. His house will 1 be provided with everything necessary for a I well-kept houso, both from the sea board markets and surrounding country, and his Bar with choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. He hns good servants, and every attention will bo paid to his guests to render their soiourn airreeahle. The cowl society of l'cndlcton Village?the pro- [ verbial good health of its inhabitants?its fino | cool water and bracing atmosphere?its prox- I imity to tho mountains and its accessibility by | Railroad, all contribute to make it one of the ! best summer resorts in tho ipper country. Persons arriving here on the cars, and wishing to visit tho mountains or any other point of the surrounding countrv, can bo accommodated with good conveyances and ciroful drivers from the Liver) Stable kept hero. j. w. conn. May 1.',. 1800 j!2 tf Notice IS hereby given that application will be made to I the Commissioners of Roads at then next meeting, to op?>n a road from the Bridge to be built j iiunr numn s rerry, co tne uiuiiulln Hor.d, near (lie eleven niile post, and also (o connct t the same tlio Oconc* Station Itoad. October 1, 1K50 1'i id JAMBS I,. oil It. \V. P. PRICK. ORR & PRICE, A TT OHN E Y 8 AT J, A W, Orccnvillc V. nM 'ractiee in tho Courts of tlie Western Circuit. NEW LAW FIRM. :n: KRITII & WILKES, A =iP "iP f5> INI ft? V (? /A sp n a wv7 1TM U U UW UXJ HJ U U HJ W a rPHB undersigned having formed a copartnership 1 under the name and style of KK1TH $ . WILKE8. and *H1 attend promptly to all Inisineas entrusted I to then\ for the Districts of AbbpviUe.. ,Mi<leraon, iMokens. (Ireenville, Spartanhy'g anl Laurens. Mr. Keith will practice tn/nic >lqi\ity Courts !n Their office is at No. 8, BrAk Range, Anderson E. M. Keith, WaJubm D. Wit,km*. j l'Al! FLOW'S RTTIT. WTT T A WTl"fTIl1 A Tt I v v JUJU4J mil/ VI1 n fTUB < HAVING mndo now urrnnj^ementa fenB present year, tlio subscriber respedtaS informs his friends and tlio nublio eenyiaUv tl his well furiiislied und wch tcgoifited LIVERY STABLES'! Andorson C H, Williamston, EJS dloton and Wftlhnlla. W? ^ ? Arc now open iiml always prepared to nceomo date the tru\eling public with either Horses Vehicles, at the shortost notice. The follow! is liitsgcule of prices: Horse per day, $1.50; Ilorso and Huggv, * 50 Horse and Top lluggy, $3.00. Two ifo Vehicles, with drivers, in the samo property Homes Hoarded.?Single feed, 40 cent*; i day. $1.00: single month, $15.00; by the yjoj $150.00, to be paid monthly. . Omnibus. Faro to or from any rcsjdonce~ town, 50 cents ; childron. 25 cents. Thankful for the liberal patronogo horetine bestowed on me. a continuance of the tM 1 II I I V Suitable lots for stock of nil descrlplf^fr t be Imd at ench place, on application to i agents. Mr. Newton Scott lias clntrgc of i Stables at Anderson ; Mr. James L. Kvatt Pendleton, and Messrs. Kchler & Holies at, V liamston, who will be found accommodating t attentive to customers. Juno 25.1800. 48 tf JOS. J. NORTON," ATTORNEY AT I..AW, Solicitor i? Equity. ? PICKENS COURT HOUSE, S. ( | Jan. 1, lS.r>H 25 H f; A. FISCHESSER, Wak'lmtalicr a an! Jewcllea | WALIIALLA, S. C., ?*]] HAS received at his stand on Main-street large mid beautiful assortment of ? Watches and Jewelry, Which ia offered very low to hia friends and J trailing puhWc. "* j KKI'AIIU NO, in all Tts TTrotlClTCir. tttTTx B a most workmanlike manner, and with j epntoti. All work warranted. June 22, 1860 47 ^ I H.FAJEN, A T W A L 11 ALLA, S . C . , ' IS now receiving a pplcndid assorting' L?11Y GOODS, For Ladies and Gentlen an's "Wear, . ; ?ALSO? . J ltca<!y-nia?lc Ololhing. lie also lias on hand the finest Caseirtjfr* ? Linens, for the Spring and Summer; togot^ with many other articles not necessary to m? tion. Mr. Fajen continues the Tailoring Bu?in in all its branches, and respectfully soli littj share of public patronngo. May 12, 1859 42 ? CABINET MAKING, I AT MORGAN'S HILL. 8. I rpiIE underpinned is prepared to e. wnto I orders in tins line. Promptness?nu pi . H tuality is promised if custom is oxtendediH Terms, easy. JAMES WHITE & CO?.jj August 24, 1800 4 W A GO N MA KI NO, '; I Carried un nt the huiuc place, with vatlua^'H ship, despatch and neatness. Price, mostf^ J-,. OAKUKiNT. August 24. 18fi0 4 , J POWDER FOR f|"MIK South Carolina Powder Mills' Cotnpr _1_ offer for sale, on good term", the followi kinds of superior Powder, \iz: Common Blasting powder per keg $4 Brilliant " " ' " 5 Common Mining " ' fi Brilliant " " " " 6 Common Riflo " " " 7. Brilliant " ' " " 8 Where the ke^ is returned 23 cei will he deducted. Address John Dom e?; & Co, Pickens Ctf IIo.,un ? n WM. R. BOWEN, Ag<!htM Sept. 7, I860 6 ttn9 Rluc Kid^r Kail road. J mm.sm. m. ("^lAltS on the liluc Hiilgo 11 a i 1 r o tuTToav e l H| J dlctnn on Monday*, WediiCHdaya utid S| days, nt 1") minutos before 4 o'clock, A. M. H Tuesdaya, Thursdays and Saturday* at 1 o'olr.^H iviuicrson on Mondays, Wedncdri^J and Friday- immediately after the cars iirrijH from Helton in the morning. On Tucsdflj^f Thursdays and Saturdays, on the arrival of (H cars from Columbia , _ 2^H Sept. 8, 1860 6 Money Wanted. f| ALL PFKSONS indebted to mo eiilierlBJ Note or Account, arc notified that I lidBj left my Notes and Accounts in the handn^H Thomas II. Hoggs. Esq., for collection, and tlM early payment is desired ; also, all persons hoM ing demands against me are requested to pM sent the same to Thos. II. Hoggs, Esq., will settlo the same as soon as ho^can coll?B the money. 11. J. GILLILAND. ffl Dec. 20. 1RG0 2nJfl "LUMBER f LUMBER ! . H rp 11K undersigned having purchased M I Mine /?. 1 * ? m iuiiiuo lormeriy owned liy L'ofr?4.UhwjflJ Easlcy, deceased* tbroo milcg past of PiowlB C. II., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBnTO finished or unfinished: Sash, Blinds, I'ftiimaH Doors, or anything in that line, at short notijjn and on the most reasonable terms, lie is detWa mined to enrry on the business in ts bran?? c?, and persons wishing anything of the ar? assured their orders will meet with prois?H attention. Orders should ho nddressed toiS? undersig I. IIo respectfully solicits aaflHH of public uutronngo. JSE M. F. MITCIIELD.Bgj January 20, 1SG0 20 it? Law Notice. MM IK undersigned will devote himself eiinuH I. to tho practice of Law find Kipiity ftn Western Circuit. Mr. Haudkn is liis pnrlnrtH l'lckens. JAMES L. ORKjB 'Anderson 0. IT., May 10, I860 1 WMT C. KEITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, vv IIjL ntteml promptly to nil business cntnifflfi i < 10 niH care in t!io Dial riots comprising I Western Circuit. Oflice at I'ickons C. 11. V ; ' Dec r>, 185ti 20 ,y| STATE OF SOUTH CA KOl.INA,f nckkns niRTiuor?in tub court or oovmox ci.flB W. M. Thomas, Adm'r ) Declaration in Aunclm^fl vs > llccd & Wilkes, K. A. Tate. j IMff's Ak'JH| \\: IIF.UK \S. (lie plaintiff did. t1ie2ftth -lM IT October, 18H0, fil? declaration ngn.ijjg^Hj defendant. wlu> /n* it i* ?niiJ\ !V ?i? without tS?a HiniJs of this * >4 !??! nor attorney known within the tinmo ?H whom a copy or the said declnviition mighjBH served: It in ordered, thoreforo, thnt the .tfdpffi fendant do anpear and plend to the Mid <tc< iafaH on or before the 27th day of October, lWii <>? wi?e, final and ftbsotot* judgment viH giv?n and awarded againnt him. Jo||