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THE publishers of'-TWELVE TIMES A YEAR" beg leave to announce that they will bo happy to receive and consider tho manuscripts of Authors, and will pey liberally for such as may bo accepted. O ir plan is to examino each manuscript in rofcrenco to its merits, irrespec tive of authorship. Such as arc rejected will be carefully preserved and returned on receipt of sufficient postage. F. I. DIBBLE & CO., Publishers, 208 Main Street, LOUISVILLE KY. March 5, 18G9 22 tf Spring Trade ! JOHN P. MORTON & CO., 15G and 158 Main Street, LOUISVILLE, KY. PtibliMlici's, Hook - Sellens, AND Stat/ioncrs, OFFER to tho Trade and to Dealors general ly, the largest and most complote assort ment of all Goods in their'lino, to be found in the South-west, consisting of a very huge and well selected stock of the most popular SCHOOL BOOKS, Which, wo aro euabled to oner on Bpccially fa vorable terms ;. Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books, Which wo can furnish at tho very lowest rates. Note, Cap and Lettor Papers, r Of tho best manufactur?, and in great variety. BLANK HOOKS, ENVELO FES, SLATES, FENS, PENCILS, COPI" BOOKS, ?O. Price List furnished on application. Orders by mail will receive tho Btimo careful attention RPI if uiado in person. March 5. 1869_22_tf_ THE LIVER. BSZff^wlaSvS THE SJ'in toms of Liver Com SslTlMUNS' ^plaint, aro uneasiness and pain ?SSraMOTS??"1th0 side. Sometimes pain in tho shouldor, and is mistaken for Rheumatism The stomach is aflectod with loss of appetite and sickness, bowels in general costive, some times altornato with lax. The head is troubled .with pain, nnd dull, hoavy sensattion, consul ?S?5?S^"S?Bcl'ft?>'? loss of memory, neeonv * LIVER *:panied with painful sonsatior H|"**!yf!^;^"of having left undone some thing which ought to have been done. Ofter complaining of weaknous, debility, and low spirits. Sometimes some of tho above sy ni tomi nttond thc du-cnBO. and at othor times very fev of them ; but tho Livor is generally tho orgar most involved. Core tho Liver with Simmons Regulator and all will bc well. DR. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATO ll, A hi MT". Ti Y TOR ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY A DE RANGED STATE or THE LIVER. ^8B8?r5?^?^^#Headache, dann ^nOlTLATOirTdico. Costiveness, Sick Hem Sfe?SSSSp?StSrt&he. Chronic Diarrhoea. Af feotdonsof tho Bladder, Camp Dysentery, Affoe tions of tho Kidneys, Fever, Nervousness Chills, Diseases of tho Skin, Impurity of th Blood, Melancholy, or Depression of Spirits Heart Burn, Colic, or Pains in tho Bowels Pain in tho Hoad, Fovor and Aguo, Dropsy Boils, Pain in Back and Limbs, Asthma. Ery sipelas, Female Affections, and Billious Discn ses conerally. J. II. ZEILIN & CO., Druggists, Macon, Georgia. For salo by all Druggists. Pri?e $1.00 po package. A preparation of roots and herbs, warrante to be strictly vegotablo, and oan do no injury t bu onv one. Hp It has been used by hundreds, and know ^^br tho lat? twonty-fivo years ns ono of tho mof reliable, officatious and harmless preparation ever oflorod to tho sufforing. If taken rogulat ly and persistently, it is sure to effect a cure. Rtf AP THIS SPECIMEN OF A HUNDRED 0ERTIF GATES '. PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND IT. MACON, GA., DOC. 23, 18G8. MESSRS ZEILIN & Co.-Gentlemen : I hav used tho Simmons Livor Regulator in my fam ly, and also in my regular practice, and bat ^ found it a most raluablo and satisfactory mod S'ne, and boliovo if it wu8_ used by tho profo on it would bo of soryico in very many case I'know vory much of its componono parts, an oan oertify of Us medical qualities and porfoi harmlessness. B. F. G HIGGS, M. D. Maroh 6,1868_22_tf EARLY ROSE POTATO. ONE POUND EARLY ROSE sent by mai postpaid, $1. 4 pounds Early Roso, set hy mai?, postpaid, $3. Best Spring Wheat ? the world ., the Earliest and most productif Com ; wonderful yielding Oats-White ar Blaok-weighing 45 pounds to tho buslio Spring- Barloy; Gras? Seeds; Fowjsj Egg' Hogs. Tho Great Feed Cutter. 8ond for tl EXPERIMENTAL F*tt? <TOU8.NAL~HO8T VALUABI .MAGAZINE IN THE COUNTRY--only $1.50 p ?" oar. Subscribo if you want to make yoi 'arm pay. Address ' * * GEO. A. DEITZ, Chnmborabarg, Pa. #urohM8fiO %% tC -! .--" i r-lfinl?lM HM-1 Nance, Cary #fc Norton. NE W~FIRM ! _ JUST OPENED, Abovo tho old '* West Union HouBe," Not fur from tho Depot, whoro TIME, MONEY and LABOlt moy bo saved. WE oro now receiving a full supply of I i'll BO Al? l>lt Y ??O O fl? S, consisting in pit rt of BROWN COTTONS, LONG CLOT ll, SHIRTINGS, P1UNTS, OSNABURGS, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY, &C. Tho attention of tho public is particularly called to our well selected, and largo supply of j CROCI1KIES: SUGARS, of ull grades ; Cuba and New Orleans MOLASSES; Sugar IIouso SYRUP; SALT and COFFER Our Q ROC BRI ES wore bought before tho late rise, and wo propose to hold tho old pricos for thc samo. Partios in tho country having any kind of | PRODUCE to ?ell will givo us ono call, then thov can judge for thomsolves. Ma.ch 2, 1809_21_tf Saddlery, Saddlery ! HARDWARE, Carriage M a t criais, LEATHER, &C. rilI?K undersigned beg to call attention to J. their large and completo stock of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, CARRIAGE MATERIALS, &C, Which they offer at Wholesale and Retail, upon tho most favorable terms. Jtjgr* Orders promptly executed. JENNINGS, TM OM LIN SON CO., No. 159 Meeting Street, Opposite Charleston Hotel. March 2,1800 ' 21 4t LEATHER H EATHER! 'PHI? undersigned will keep constantly on hand 1 a large supply uf L CATII JG B, comprising Solo and Upper Loather, Harness Loather, Kip and Calf Skins, Of tbe first quality and best tau. For sale, OUF.AP roa CASU, at my Sbop, above Wailer, Watson & Co. WALTER M. WOODIN Agent. Feb. 15,18(19_10__ tf Corn, Fodder, Shucks. BY Power of Attorney, for benofit nf Credit ors, I will soil at auction, oo Mr. ll. A. Maxwell's Seneca River place, on Wednesday thc 7th of April next, 800 or 1000 RUSH ELS OF CORN, 4,000 or 5,000 BUNDLES FODDER, more or less ; Somo SHUCKS, and other articles. B?T TERMS-CASH t J. B. SITTON. March L 1809_21_3__ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Oconco Counts'. Philemon Crane and 1 Anmnda Crane, Applicants J vs. >. Petition for Par Viney Crane and others, | tition. Defendants. J IT nppcarin^ to my satisfaction that Viney Crane, John Calhoun and wife Nancy Caf . j bonn, Lorenzo Barnes and wife Martha Barnes, i John Samples and wifo Judith Samples, Isaac . ' Grane. Lewis Cox and Heirs of Georgo Barnes, i ? deceased, defendants in this case, resido beyond f j tho limits of this State: Said nbsont defend ' ants aro, therefore, required to appear in thc r I Probate Court, to bo holden at Walhalla. S. C. > I on tho 1st day of Juno next, to show cause, i ' 1 nny they can. why the Kcal Estate of Philontar Ornno, deceased, should not bo sold and th I proceeds divided among tho heirs of said de ceased, according to I nw, or their consent to th? same will bc cntorcd of record. R. LEWIS, Judge of Probate Court. M arch 2. 1869_21 _3m THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA IN PBOBATK COUIIT-I'ICKKNS. Nancy Erwin | Petition to sell Lands, pnj vs. V Debts, for partition, &o. William Erwin, ct.al J IT appearing to my satisfaction that William Er wit?, Thomas Br ff in, and tho Heirs of Georg Erwin, deceased-names and number unknown tho Heirs of Isaac Erwin, six in number-name unknown-resido from and boyond tho limits o thisStnlo. On motion of Norton, Pro Pctitionct it is ordered thal tho said absent pardeado appon and plead thereto, within forty days from this dat? or their consent to the santo wilt bo entered of rc cord. I. H. PHILPOT, Judge of Probato Court. Fob. 10, 1! GO '22 tf Sheriff 's Sales. BY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias, to m directed, I will soil to the iiighost bidder, t Walhalla, S. C., on tho iii.st Monday in Apr next, within tho legal hours, tho following prot erty : One Tract of Land, adjoining landa of P. I Maxwell, ?. I). Harris, and estate of Jos. Hum and others, containing 63 aores moro or leas, let ted on ns tho property of Lewis James at tho au of J. E. Hngood, Assignoc. Ono Cow and calf, loviod on as tho properly < Harmon Cox, nt tho suit of J. E. Hngood. THUMS CASU. Puvohasors to pay extra f< stamps and all necessary pnpors. J. IL ROBINS, s.o.c. March 8, 1868_22_td RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED WO dispose of guarantees for tho salo of Lande and other valuablo property In different par Q/ tho United States. Profits very liberal, sob easily effected, and no lons of limo l? om other bu laces. Address J. T. MILLER & CO., , Bex 4, P. O. Port Deposit, Mu. Fob. 6, I860 19 2m REED & S Y MMES, Attorneys at Law WALHALLA, 8. C., WILL practico in tho' Courts of th? Weeta Circuit. Also Ithc United ??ralo? Corni J. P. REED, \ f WIIITNBR 8YMME Anderson CH./ \ WolhsI|av x*wly 18C? . 4fi Vf FERTII Wc keep on hand Zell's FE R Til Manufacturer*s p \^dcd. ^ JIL. ^Fresh Garden Seeds, WSeed. With a good s 9? DRY GOODS, HARDWi Which wc offer for Cash or J. B. PENDLETON, S. C. February 4, 18 GUA FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER. THE old firm of Fisher & Lowrance beg lo lender their thanks to their friends of thc up country for their liberal palronngo. heretofore, find With improved facilities and largely Increased Stock, by strict integrity and nttention to busine'ss, they feel confident under tho new firm of a. growiug trade We have thc largest and best Boleclcd ?look of HOES, TRACE CHAINS, PLOW IRON AND PLOW STEEL, That has been offered iu this market since the war. Trace Chains, from 75 cents, up. Brade's Steel Hoes, $5.50 to $7 50 per doz. Elwill's Corn Hoes, 83.00 to $3.75 per doz. Plow Steel, ll cents per pound. Iron, from 5 couts up; all sizes and kinds. We arc Agents for thc celebrated BRIN LYPLOW. Also, Curdwcll's AGRICUL TURAL WORKS. Orange Powder Mills POWDER. Roston Belting Company's MACHINE BELTING. Con. Leather Belting Company's LEATH ER BELTING. Rider & Whiting's COTTON & WOOL CARDS. ? A complete Stock of HARDWARE and GROCERIES constantly ou bund, as low as can he bought. We solicit consignments of, and will pay the highest prices for all kinds of Produce. FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER, CO LU ill III A, S. C. Feb. 0, 186?_D[_tf Newberry College, WALHALLA, S. C. THE NEWBERRY COLLKOE HAVING REEN removed from Newberry to Walhalla, will bo opeued for thc reception of Students, THURSDAY, Nov. ?th, 1868. T E R M S : Collegiate Department, $4 f>0 per month. Preparatory Department, S per month. Primary Department, 1 50 per month Suitablo arrangements can be mado for board ing Stndents in private families, from $10 to $l2j per month. For further particulars, address Rev.'Prof. J. P. SMELTZER, Pres. Nev. 5, 1868 6 Walhalla, S. C. SQT " Anderson Inldlllgenccr " pleose copj three times and send bill to this omeo. NEW ADDITIONS! WE beg to inform our friends and tho publb generali*', (hal in addition tc our formo Stock, wo aro now receiving tho followtng Goods to w h i eli wo invite their attention : Swedes Iron, Plow Moulds, Wagon Tires ; Ames' L. H. Shovels, Spades, Steel Pitcl Forks ; Collins' Axes, Brado'3 Steel Hoes, Horse ant Mule Shoes; Horso Shoe Nails, Grindstones, Potwaro; Cotton und Wool Cards, Cotton Plow Lines Manilla Rope. In fuot everything usually needed by th Plantera at this season of the year. Our Stock of GROCERIES kept full and com leto by constant arrivals from Now York. Fertilizers : Wo are the authorized Agents for tho sale c Dlapo'ti Niti'?i>gciii's.ed ? upe r-1* li?? pilate of I flin?. We tako great pleasure i recommending this forli.'tzer to the pinntors < Ooonco and adjacent Co'tntics, not from me; hearsay or printed cortirk ates, but from our ow observation and tho experience of our plantin frionds in Abbeville dur'.ng tho past year. Pat ties who invested to a limited exlonl last year, at now ordering in quantities ns high as ten nn twenty tons. Rotnrning our sincere thankB to tho public get erally for their vory liberal patrol.agc, wo hopi by studying moro olosely their wants, and enlarj lng our Stoek in all tho departments, to merit, cont i minnoo of their favors. WALLER, WATSON & CO., WALHALLA, S. C. 39 I Fcb-10, 1869_IL-_? 'THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OCONEE COUNTY-CITATION. WHEREAS, Rufus J. Ward bath made suit mo to grant him betters of ((ministration < the Estate and Effects of V. IL Hammott, ? consod : Tho klndrod and creditors of tho sa V. B*. Hammett deceased, aro, thoroforo, oiled be and appear beforo me. In the Court, of Probat to be hold at Walhalla, 8. C., on Monday (he 22i day of Mn ich, inst., nt ll o'clock, A. M., shew OAUse, if any thoy havo, why the said A ministration should not be granted, Given und my hand and seal, this the 0th day of Maro R. LEWIS, ?fulge of Probate. j I Z E R S. Wando, Mapes', and 4 izjEU ?sr, ^ rices, with freight ad-^ so, w Timothy and Clover^"* ?tock of CO IRE, GROCERIES, &C, S sa/e Zoc(? prices for^ Harter. E. SLOAN & CO. 68 17-tf L N O._ U. S. Internal Revenue. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, \ 3RD DISTRICT or SOOTH CAROLINA, > Six MILK MILLS, Pickcns Co., Feh. 10, 1S?9. j isr o mo E . MT ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS must he made liL and my Return made out and forwarded lo tho ABHCBSOI* on or before Hie last day of March, proximo. j Thc taxes to bo assessed now, are : Special or License taxes for thc yenrconuuoncing tito 1st day of May, I8t)t> : Income taxos, and articloB in Sched ule A, to wit : Watches composed wholly or in part of gold or gilt, kept for usc ; Gold and Silver Flato, Hilliard Tables, aud Carriages valued at $3U0 or oxer. It ia tho duty of eTcry ono of lawful age, to make Income Returns whether thc amount of In come reaches a taxable point or not. And such a want of knowledge, as how to make Income Re turns, has existed heretofore among tho peuple, from not having kept any account of their busi ness, tliut many of the Ku urns are. no doubt, in correct. Such a want of knowledge cannot now exist, und such Returns will, ia thc future, be moro thoroughly investigated. The law requires every one, al thc proper time, lo come tu me and make Returns without notice, but lo alford tho people (in my large Territory) such reasonable accommodation us 1 eau; in cou needoo with my other duties, I will ho ut Pickcns C. il. during the whole week, commenoing Mou day, 2'ltl of February. . At my otfico, at home, during thc whole week, commeucing Monday, the 1st day of Murch. At Walhalla, during tho whole week, commencing Monday, tho 8th day of March. Ani afterwards, at irregular points, uutil the last day of Mureh. F. A. HOKE, Ass't Assessor Otlt Div., 3rd Dist, of S. C. Ftb. 7, 18?h_18_ To Farmers, Merchants AND SPECULATORS. WK arc now prepared to make liberal ad vnneos on Colton or any other Produce shipped to PRI.ZEK, RODORRS & Co.. Charleston, S. C.; Lvov Hims., Paltimorc; and KIRKLAND, WVLKT & Co., New York. K Eli SK Ss McCULLY, No. 10, Granito Row, ANDERSON C. II. Dee. IG, 18G8 ll 3ui CARSON P. BRYSON, Beal Elst-a/te Agent, WALHALLA, S. C., WILL buy and sell REAL ESTATE on tho most roa8onablo terms. Persona hav ing Lands for salo in thc Counties of Oconee and Plckens aro respectfully roquested to for ward Plats and descriptions aa to the location and quality of tho land to him, and he will koep them on hand for exhibition to any onodosiring to purchase Real Estate. Whore uo salo is ef fected no charge will bo made. Office at BRYSON & CO'S. Store. Feb. 4. 1809_17_tf_ EDWIN BATES & CO, WUOLi:SlLK ?KAL.12KS IN Dry Goods and Clothing 122 ii 124 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, S C EDWIN M. BATES, GEO. C. SELM AN, TIIOS. R. McOAIIAN. February 10, 1809 18 3m "THIS IS THE WAY TO GET TIIK WORTH OF YOUR PROPERTY. 1ST-LEARN TUB DEMAND, AND if you will report to me tho property yo havo for sale, such ns LANDS, LIVE STOCK of ovory description, or property of e.ny kind, I wi try to oiToct a salo. '2J per cent, ior alt proportj except Farm Produce, which is 1 per cent. N salo, no charge Persons wishing to purclias property, by oalling on nie, can ase rtain whoi such as they neo i maybe found. B. HOLDER. WALHALLA, 8. O., Feb. 10, 1809 19-^tf THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN* OCONEE COUNTY. William S. Orishara, Applioant, vs. David U. Sloan and others, Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that David I Sloan, William L. Sloan, Susan Mary Shat Eugene Sloan, nnd Sarah Sloan, tho defendau in this ease, resido without tho limits of this Stat It is ordered, thcroforo, that thoy docnoh nt every ono appear and object to tho salo or divisi< of tho Real Estato of William Sloan-, deceased, < or beforo the 81st day of May, 1809, or their coi sent lo the same will bo entered of record. RICHARD WIS, Judge at Probate. Fob. 10, 1809 19_8m JOB (Plr?O?OTOiN? NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OPFIC On tho most Reasonable termo. IO TT I? O TT T'S GUNPOWDER. IWOULD invito tho attention of dealers to ray Large and Woll Assorted stock of POW DER, consisting of RIFLE, IIFg. in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also in one pound and half pound canistors. DEER HF, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also in ouo pound and half pound canisters. EAGLE SPORTINO and RIFLE in Gk ponud kegs, ono pound and half pound canisters. EAGLE DUCKING, in 12i and QI pound kegs, fivo pound and one pound canisters. BLASTING POW DEE, in tweuty-tive pound kegs. Sporting, Miuing, and Shipping Powder of | every variety, manufactured at the celebrated Mills of E. J. DUPONT DENEMOURS CO., Wilmington Delaware, whose reputation has stood unrivalled fur sixty-eight years. I am prepared to fill all orders, eithe? Retail or Wholcsolo, allowing a liboral discount tu lots of twenty-five kegs or more. J. iv. UOIIMOtt, Agent, Nos. 1 & 2, Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C. Dec. 7, 18G8 10 3m ~N?W STORE. rPHE undersigned arc now putting up abran 1 uew STOCK OF GOODS iu the old Fajen Store, nearly opposite Dr. A. E. Norman's Drug estab? liuliuient, oouuistiug of < DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, QUEENSWARE, FANCY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C, Which they off r low for Cash or Country Plo duce, old Punk Hills, &c. "Quick sales and small profits" being our mot to, we invite everybody to call end eec if they don't buy. Bring on your old Hank Bills, your Cash and your Produce, aud we will do you good. J. N. BRYSON & CO. WALHALLA, S. C., Dec. 14, 1808 tr G. L. REID & CO., WAIJIALL/l, 8. C., (Opposite thc Lutheran Church,) ARE AGENTS for the celebrated FACTO RY YARN, manufactured at the Pendle ton Factory, by WM. PERRY & Co. A full sup ply kept constantly on hand and for salo both by Wholesale and Retail, and as cheap as it can be bought anywhere else. They are also constantly making additions to their already extensive nnd well selected Btock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C. Nov. 18. 1S08_ 7 tf Kccsc& McCully, SUCCESSORS TO BEWLEY, REESE & CO.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Quods, Groceries, Hardware, Iron, tiiuiiH and Pistols. Brokers & Commission Merchants. AO EN TS TOE ARROW COTTON TIES. BATH PAPER MILLS, AC. ANDERSON C. II., S. C. Dec IG, 18G8 ll 6m Additional Attractions AT HEADQUARTERS, IN addition to my former stock, I am receiv ing a full and complete Stock of FALL & WINTER GOODS, All of which I will sell at tho VERY LOWEST prices either for cash or Barter. D. RIEMANN. Wanted. Corn, Beaus, Peas, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Dried Fruit, Butter, Turkeys, Chickens and Eggs, for which I will pay tho VERY mon EST prico either in Barter or Cash. D. RIEMANN. WALHALLA, Nov. 10, 18G8 6-tf WAITED: 2,000 BUSHELS WHITE CORN. 600 BUSHELS MIXED CORN. 2,000 POUNDS BACON. 2,000 " PORK. For which tho highest prioes will be paid ia CASH. We aro constantly receiving NEW GOODS from Now York, Baltimore and Charleston. Give us a call at Dr. Bell's old stand. BAUKNIGHT & BARDEN. January 18, I860 _ 12 tf Notice ! ! DOORS, SASHES AND RLINDS. THE undersigned is now prepared to furnish nt tho shortest notice. DOORS, SASHES BLINDS, and Building Material of all doscrip tions. ALSO, dressed groovod and tongued Boards of ovory description. Mill and Factory on King, opposite Cannor Strcot, Charleston. S. C. GEORGE S. HACKER, Proprietor. January 20, I860_16-3m IB JOSEPH J. NORTON, Attoi'ney eut. XJaw. WALHALLA, IS. C. All business for Dickens County loft witl J. E. HAGOOD, ESQ., PICKENS C. H., WILL RE PROMPTLY ATTENDED Ti, October 26, 18G8 4 if s. DTGOOMETTT Attorney at JLaw AND SOLICITOR IN JESUIT*, K^B LOOAfED AT THE NEW TOWN OF PIOKENS, S. C, Hov. 10, 1868 7 ? ? WALHALLA PRICE CUBENT. CORRECTED V?EKIW BY TD. BIE?VT ^3NT 1ST APPLES-Greco, per bushel, . 75al.00 Dried, per pound, - . ?a7o. BAGGING-Gunny, per yard, 30o33 Dundoo. per yard, BALK ROPE-Manilla, per pound, 33u35 BUTT KR-Per pound, - - 25 BEESWAX-Per pound, - 25 BKKF-Per pound, - . 5 a rt BACON-Hog round, per pound, 13 ' 20 BEANS-White, per bushel - *1 GO CALICO-Per yard, - - 10? 20 CANDLES-Adamantino, per lb. 30 44 Tallow, per pound, - 15 CHICKENS, - - - 15n20 COTTON YARN-Per buncb, $2 25 COTTON-Por pound, - - 25 CHEESE-Por pound, - 25 COFFEE-Rio. per pound, ? 30 COPPERAS-Per pound, - 10 DUCKS, .... 20 FLOUR-Per barrel, - - $13 00 FEATHERS-Per pound, - 40 GEESE. .... 25a3 0 GRAIN-Com per bushel, - *1 15 Wheat per bushel, - $2 00 44 Rye per bushel. $1 00 o 1 10 44 Oats, per bu.,bel, - 50 PEAS-Per bushel, - -' $1 00 HIDES-Dry, por pound, - 10 " Green, per pound, ? S INDIGO-Cr> (dina, per pound, 44 Spanish Float, per lb. $2 00 LARD-Per pound, - - 18 a 20 LIME-Per bushel, - - 45 LUMBER-Boards,per 100 feet, $1 20 44 Scantling, per 100 feet, $1 25 SHINGLES-Per 1.000, - $2 50 MOLASSES-Cuba, per gallon, 80 N. O. Syrup, 44 $1 00 MADDER-Per pound, . . 40 NAILS-Per pound. - - JO ONIONS- -Per bushel, - $1 50 OIL-Kerosene, per gallon, - $1 00 PORK -Per pound, - - 10 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel, $1 00 44 Sweet, per bushel - 50 RICE-Per pound, - - 15 SHOT-Per pound, - - 20 SHIRTING-Brown, per yard, 12 a 20 44 Bleached, per yard, 12 a 30 SPIRITS-Corn Whiskey, per gal. $4 00 SALT-Liverpool, per suck, $3 25 SOAP-Per pound, - 15 SUGAR-Crushed, per pound,- 25 44 Brown, per pound, lGa20 STARCH-Per pound, - - 20 SODA-Per pound, - - 20 TALLOW-Per pound, - 15 TURKEYS, - - - 50a75 . TEA-Green, per pound, - $2 00 44 Black, per pound, $2 00 TOBACCO-Chewing, por lb. 25 a 1 50 44 Smoking, per pound, 50a 1 00 VINEGAR. Cider, per gallon, $1 00 WOOL-Washed, per pound, 40 Chango of Schedule on Greenville and Columbia Railroad. ON and after Wednesday, the I2tb inst., the Pdssenger trains will run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Night Train cn South Carolina and Charlotte and South Carolina Railroads, as follows : ? tavc Columbia, 7 00 a m . eave Alston, 8 55 a m Leave Newberry, 10 35 u m Arrive at Abbeville, 3 30 p ot Arrive at Anderson, 5 15 p m Arrive at Greenville, 6 00 p m Leave Greenville . G 00 a m Leave Anderson, G 45 a rn Leave Abbeville, 8 45 a m Leave Newberry, 1 25 p m Leave Alston, 3 00 p m Arrive at Columbia, 5 00 p m Trains oh the Blue Ridge Railroad will also run daily. Sundays excepted, conn.cling with the up and down trains on the Greenville and Colombia Railroad, as,follows: Leave Anderson at 5 20 p m Leave Pendleton at 8 20 p ni Arrive at Walhalla ak 8 00 p m Leave Walhalla ut 4 00 a tn Leave Pendleton at 5 40 n tn Arrive at Anderson nt G 40 a tn Tho train will return from Belton to Anderson on Monday and Friday mornings. JAMES O. MEREDITH, General Superintendent. Ian, 24. I860_18_tf J. H. WHITNER, Attorney at Law AND REAL ESTATE A ? E I\T, WALHALLA, SO. CA. ?tar Office opposite Riemann's Hotel.* ri"MIE large number of persons seeking in? 1 vestment in REAL ESTATE in this sec tion, and the frequent applications tnado to th? undersigned, have induced him to open an Agency for the SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Complete lists, with full descriptions of the propeitv entrusted to bim for Bair, will bo kept on tiaud,.ami rip charges made unies? a sale is effected. Persons having innds in Oconeo or Picken? for sale are respectfully sollet od to for ward plats and descriptions. J. lt. WHITNER. Dec. 2,1808_9_tf_ HIDES! JUDES!! THE highest market price paid for green or drv HIDES, delivered at my Tannery, or at tho Store of either Hi KM ANN br PITCHFORD. Also, tanning on shares dono in the best style, mid in thc shortest possible time. Receipts given for all Huies entrustod to mo. A. H. OSBORNE. ZW Tannory near Walhalla Depot. October 19. ?868_3 H. A. ll. GIBSON, WALHALLA, S. C., HAVING recently located on th* 'South side of Maine Street, near BIK l MANN'S Hotel, will givo prompt at tention lo REPAIRING Watches and Jewelry, Clocks and IVIimienl Bitblt-amenta, in a neat and work manlike manner, on terms to suit the times. B?r" All thorough REPAIRING warranted for twelve months, when well used. -ALSO Takes Photographs In the Bes Style of the Art. WAT.I?ALLA, S. C., May 26, 1808 Domorest's Young America, ENLARGED. rilHE BEST JUVENILE MAGAZINE. Ev JL ory Boy and Girl that secs it says so ; all tho Press say so ; and Parents and Teacher* con firm it. Do not fail to secure a copy. A gocd Microscope, with n Glass Cylindor to confine living objects, or a good two binded, pearl PockotKnifo, and a largo number*of other desirable articles, given as premiums to oaob subscriber. Yonrly, $1.50. Publication Office. 838 Broadway, N?4* Yorit. Try it, Roys and Glito. Spooimen copiaste?* conts, mailed free. De?. 10,1888 U