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Address thc publishers,
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208 Main Streot, Louisville, Ky.
_April ^_L1809^_ 20 tf
Will foil INFORMATION of thc
^.'f^VV fi'tJ Pr whereabouts of.
Capt. Wm. Johnson, (Blind.) who, when last
heard from, was traveling with a ono horse ve
hicle, and boy, selling books, mops, &e., thro'
Central Tennessee, and Northern Georgia and
Alabama. Any information in regard to him
will bo thankfully roooiv?d; addressed to MA
RT JOHNSON, caro F. I. Diablo & Co., Louisville,
Ky.
t April 5, 1800_20_tf ,
y t?iibch\v E i? K w i s B v IJS ,
MANUFACTURED UV
S. N. BROWN ft CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO.
They ;>lso mako a primo article of Spokes
and-Hubs for Light Carriego and Buggy
Whools. Scud for prico list.
April 5, 1800_20 tf
Cole Fluting Machine.
KENNETT, JOHNSON & CO.,
?jta ii Ufa ct tt re rs of thc
CO?A? FliUTltf? MACHINE,
PATENTED M A ROI I 31, 1800
Take pl ensure th presenting to tho public tho
BEST M ACHINE in tho market.
Tho rollers aro regulated by a self-acting
?* LEVER ROWER," conforming to any and all
Ittnds Cf work, without tho aid of thc hand or
foot. No other Machino can claim this princi
pio, all of them having thc SCREW PoWKR at
tim top.
This Machino look tho only DIPLOMA and
MEDAL awarded at thc American instituto of
New York City, in tho fall of 1807.
Every family should have thia maohino.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
BEX NETT, JOHNSON & CO.,
470 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Send for Illustrate 1 Circular.
Sold hv all other houses in tho city.
April 5y 1800_20 _tf.
THE LIVER.
HfcSSSSSSS Tll't? symtoms of Liver Com
glMM?NS' ?"pluint, aro uneasiness and pain
^SS^^i" tho side. Sometimes paiu in
Ibo shoulder, and is mistaken fdr Rheumatism.
Tho-stomach is affected with loss of appetite
Mid sickness, bowels in general costive, somo
t) ian ? s alt?rnalo with lax. Thc head ia troubled
with pain, and dull, heavy sensattion, consid
VWMSS~T?S?S?1 "able loss of memory, accom
L1VER ^ponied with painful sensation
-.tfJlS&ESSmfti Having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility, and low
spirits. Sometimes sonic of thc above symtnms
attend tho disease, and at other times vojy few
of them ; but tho Livor is generally the organ
most involved. Cure the Liver with Simmons'
itosnlntor and all will bc well.
DR. SIMMONS'
LIV E lt lt E G U L A T O R,
A REMEOV FOR At.I. DISEASES CAUSED RV A 1)
RANGED STATE Ol' TUE LIVER.
Sg^^^^l^-Hpnpsia.IIcadacho, Jauh; I
KRKGT'LATOR Sdico,Onativohoaa, Sick Head
&gSKjS?S2&eud. Chronic Diarrhoea, Af
fections of t hedi ladder, Camp Dysentery, Aftbo
tiona of tho Kidneys, Foyer, Nervousness, j
Chills, Diseases of thc Skin, Impurity of tho
Blond, Melancholy, or Depression of Spirits,
Heart Burn. Collo, or Pains in tho Bowels,
Piiin in thc Hoad, Fever and Ague, Drop<yr
Boils, Pain in Back and Limbs, Asthma. Ery
sipelas, Fomalo Affections, and BiUious Disea
se? generally.
J. H. ZHI LIN & CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Goorgin.
For sale by o'l Druggists. Price $1.00 per
package.
A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted
to bo strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to
any ono.
It has been used by hundreds, ai d known
for tho last twenty-divo years as ono of thc most
reliable, efficacious and harmless preparations
over offered to tho suffering. If taken regular
ly and persistently, it is sure to effoet a cure.
BtAD THIS SPECIMEN OF A HUNDRED CERTIFI
CATES :
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND IT.
MACON, GA., Dec 23, 1808.
MESSRS ZEILIN SS Co.-Gontlomon: I havo
used tho Simmons Livor Regulator in my fami
ly, and also in my regular practice, and havo
found it a most valuable and satisfactory med'.
ojno, and boliovo if it waa used by tho profes
sion it would bo vf s?H'i?o in very many coso*,
i KrVNw very muoh of lt? component parts, ami
can certify of Rs modical finalities ?nd perfect
. harmlessness,
B, F. GRIGGS, M. D.
Marong, 1800 ." 26_tf
Public Meeting.
AMEETING of tho citizens of Wagoner
Township will ho held at Wo I hal ia on
Saturday, tho lOthof April, for tho purposo of
nominating Township oflicors. A full attend
. nuce is onmostly requested.
TAX-PAYERS.
Maroh 25, 1800 25 2
Tf! R. Rankin,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BICKENS C. II., S. C.,
Will give strict attention to all business en
trusted to him.
y y bo found ot all limes, at hisonico, in build
ing oooupied by MoFall & Thornley.
tooms** C. IL, March 20,1809 25-ly
EARLEY & MoBEE,
WILL PlQ?Sm IN /Till!;
C o u r t s o t tM E i*g?%:?iit
OFFICE AT NEW PICKENS.
W. K. EAStEY, i P. B. McBER,
. GroonvilloC.II.l Piokons.O. H.
MArchlO, 1809 20 ly
Bank Bilis.
iT E AV I LL PAY FOB
Punk of Camdon, S. C., G5 ots.
Bank of Churlostou, S. C., 05 eta.
" Newberry, " 55 ots.
Union Bunk, " 80 ots.
Pooplo's Bunk. " 05 ots.
Planters' <t Mechanics' Bank, S. C., 55 cts.
Southwestern Railroad Bunk, (old) '15 cts.
" " (uaw) 40 ots.
Bank of tho State, (old) 35 ots.
And highest prices for other Bunks of South
Carolina, North Carolina and Coorgia, if of-,
forcd at an carly day.
We have just oponed a largo stock of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. itC.,
which wo will soil at tho lowest prices for cash.
II. BEATTIE & CO.,
Grcenvillo C. IL, S. C.
March 29,1809_25 2
SOUTH ?Ai&OfilN/l
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
-0
./lutkorized Capital,
FIVE IUI L MO ft BJ>O?,fLAWS.
Prbsont Limit, $000,000.
-0
'Pilli OPF1CB OP THIS COMPANY TS NOW
1 opened at No. 0 0 road-street (South-West ?rh
Railroad Hank) for tho receipt of Deposits, Dis
count, of Paper, Purchase and Sale of Exchange,
and thc transaction of a Goneral Hanking Business.
Interest allowed on Deposits upon terms cslub
lishc I by the Hoard of Directors.
Tho Company is also n legal Depository for
motleys paid into Court, will receive Registry ami
Transfer Hooks, act ns agent to pay Coupons and
Dividends, and os Trufcloo in Railroad Mortgages.
Dill BCTOUS.
W. C. Rec, of Wm. C. Hoc & Co.; /'. S. John
son, of Johnson, (hews & f'o ; Robt. Mure, of
Robt. Minc & Co.; W. H. Williams, of W. H. Wil
liams & So i ; P.. II. Frost, of Frost & Ad ger ; J.
B. Adg. r, of J. B. Adgor & Co.; Henry Gourdin,
Matthissen & Co.; Gcorgo L, Ihiist, of Hoist &
Hoist ; C. fi. ^1 cunninger, of Mcniminger, Jcrvey
& Pinckney; T. J. Kerr, of T. J. Kerr ? Co.; J. D.
Aiken, of .J. D. Aiken & Co.; John Catnpsou of
Campsen & Co.; A. P. Caldwell, or lt. & A. P.
C'ohluo'i, W. K. Ryan, J. T. Welsman, H. O'Noill,
J. J. ?rc'g?i Grunitcvillc, S. C.
For further inform?t it.n adilresn
(?P.O. S. CAMBRON, President,
Tl!OS. lt. WARING, Cashier.
Charleston. S. C.. March 12, 18(50.
March 20, 1809. 21 3m
J. J. LEE.
NEW STORE ON MAINSTREET,
North ol' fiii? Hiv mn Chilwell.
I IIAVB just received a full supply of CUP.AP
1 DRV GOODS, consisting ol' Prints of ihc latest
Spring St; les, Shirtings, Long Cloths, Csnaburv,s,
Hoots and Shoes, as wMl as a l ull supply ol' Crock
ery ol all grades ri nu s.'les. Groceries, consist
ing of Sugars, Coffees, o- U, &o., Candies, Crack
ers, vic. Hardware, Paroling Tools.
I will buy for cash or barter, Bggs, Poultry,
Hueon, &c., for which 1 will pay as much as any
merchant lu Walhalla can alford. Call and exam
ine my Sleek.
March'2:1, 1809. 24 tf
NOTICE.
rilliE undersigned having purchased tho I
1 exclusive rights lo manufacturo and soil
in Anderson, Dickens and Oooncc Counties, thc
valuable Medicine,
Q, ii c c n o f P a i n,
Known us thc best Medicine now in usc, wish
es to cull the attention of tho publio to hi*
Agents to sell, viz :
SULLIVAN* it M ATTI SOX, Anderson C. II.
A. M. HOLLAND, Holland's Store ;
DEAN & GLENN', Fair Plnv ;
C. L. REID & Co. Walhalla;
Dr. A. E. NOUMAV, "
A. B. O it ANT, Chocheo;
Vu O. CIIAMM.IN it Co., Townvillo;
FttANK. Gi i.WREATH, Wolf Creek;
Dr. P. H. E. SLOAN, Pendleton;
Dov LE it IIA USA V, Walton's Ford ;
W. II. B. Toon, Traveling Agent.
I keep on hand n good stock, well prepared,
which 1 will supply to tho Trade at a liberal
deduction.
JAMES HUNTER.
PENDLETON, S. C., March 10, 1809 3m*
Piedmont Liffe Insurance Company
Ot'
RICHMOND, VA.
rjiMIlS COMPANY is based upon a paid up
I capital of Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars,
safely invested in Real Estate, and during thc
first seventeen months of its origin had issued
about $2200 Polices, and had received an in
con,cof about $300,000, a success never equaled,
if roached, by any Company in the world.
This Company insured, and paid promptly,
tho policy on thc lifo of Gonoral N. G. Evans.
Call on tho subscribers, and sccuro a Polioy at
once, for "delays are dangoroue." All of its
Policios aro rion-forfoiting.
J; J. NORTON, Agent.
WM. WARNE, M. DI, Medical Examinor.
M. L. SHARPE, Agent at Pendleton, S. C.
ISACO BRANCH, M. D., Agont at Largo.
Walhalla, March 9, 1809.
Wo refer to Gov. J. L. Orr, Judgo Murray,
lion, J. P. Roed, Gen. McGowan, Hon. W. D.
Simpson, itcv. I). Iii. Turnor, "?v. ll. H' Grior,
and at least- OOO lui nd.iod. from Abbovillo, au
of whom aro Insured In this Company.
March 9^ 18Q9 23 ._3n?
TUE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLIN^
Oconec d oiuifv.
Nancy A. Morgan, Adm'x. "|
vs. I Petition for Final
Geo. W. Klliott and Mary j Settlement.
H. Klliott, Dcfendats. J
IT appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs at
law of James A. Morgan; TeccaBol, lo wit j
Geo. W. Elliott and Mary E. Klliott, resido from
and beyond tho limits of this Slcto: lt ie ordered,
therefore, that they do appear ot (ho Court of Pro
bate, to bo holden for Ooonoo County on tho 8d of
May noxt, to shew caiwc? if nay they oan, why
a Anal settlement of tho Kstatc should not bo had
and decreerondotcd. Given under ny hand and
seal of said Court, at Prohato Office Walhalla
C. Hi-, this tho 22d day of Maroh, 1309.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate
Maroh 22, 1809._ 5? 24
THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
O CC NEE COUNTY.
. , .
William S. Grisham, Applicant,
vs.
David U. Sloan and othors, Defendants.
IT appoaring to my Hatlsfaotlon that David U.
Sloan, William L. Sloan. Susan Mary Sloan,
Eugene Sloan, atid Bavah' BloaW, tho defendants
Itt this ease, resido without tho limita of thl? States
lt. ls ordered, thorofovo, that thoy do oa?h .ind
every ono appoav atuTobjoOt te .th'? sate'e'i? division
of the Real Katata of William Biotin,' deooaaod, on
or before tho 81st day of May, 18?9, of thelr'otfrM
sent to tho ?ame will bo ontered of rb'cord: .
RICHARD LE Wife;
Judgo of- Probate.
/.Bob. 10, 1809' i 10 8m
l^^nrmn - - _...
Nance, Cary & Norton.
NEWTlRM !
JUST OPENED,
Above thc old ,( West Union House,"
Not fur from ho Depot, whom TIMM, MONEY
end LADO It may bo s jived.
WE aro now receiving n full supply of I
C1II2AB? WRY <LiOG-S5S, consisting
in port of
BROWN G0TTQN8,
LONGCLOTH,
SHIRTINGS,
PRINTS,
OSNABURGS,
ROOTS & SHOES,
CROCKERY, &0.
Tho attention of tho public is particularly
callod to our well selected, and largo supply of
V It O C E IS fi Bi S :
SUGARS, of oil grades ;
Cuba and Now Orleans MOLASSES;
Sugar Houso SYRUP ;
SALT and COFFEE.
Our GROCERIES were bought before tho
late rise, and wo propose to hold thc old prices
for thc saino;
Parties in tho country having any kind of j
PRODUCE to sell will givo us ono call, then
thov can judge for themselves.
Match 2, LS09_^__2J_tf__ I
Hich, Rare and Spicy /
NEW CONFEOTIOEUY AND RESTAU
RANT,
OPPOSITE POST ?pp??tei
"^S/" ll ERE you can lind at any time, a choice
" . assortment of
CONFECTIONERIES,
CONSISTING OF :
Puro Raltimoro Plain Candies, Fancy Candies
of different kinds, Fine French Candies, Cocoa
nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Butternuts; Raisins,
Cheese, Crackers of all kinds, Tea and Fancy
Cakes, Spices, Pepper, Ginger, li randy Peach
es, Lemon Syrup. Fre.-h Canned Oysters and
Peaches. Parlor Matches and Confectionery*, of
all kinds.
Pip lng Mot!
In connection with my Confectionery, I nm
prepared to furnish Hot .Meals at any hour
during tho day. at reasonable prices. Fresh
Norfolk Oysters kept on band and served in
any stylo tosuit customers. Como ?nd seo.
A. EVANS R ROW NE.
March 0, ISf.O_22_*_
. Notice.
COUNTY COMMISSIONKIIS OFFICE, \
Dickens C. H., S. C., March 5, 1809. j
rp HE COMMISSIONERS for Piokons Coun
I ly, in accordances with the itt fi and 12th
Sections of the Act donning tho/ Jurisdiction
and duties of County Commissioners, having
had tho same laid out into Eight Townships,
thc following named persons arc hereby up
pointed Electors or Selectmen of tho Townships,
and will hold lin election ut thc places designa
ted, on the 2d Tuesday in April, for Township
Officers :
P(ckcnsville Totcnship, No. 1-ll. E. Gilliam,
John King and Titos. J. Bowen. First meet
ing at II, E. Holcombo's.
Salubrity Township, No. 2.-A. T. Clayton,
L. G. Hamilton and J. C. Parsons. Place of
meeting at Abner Odell's.
Q?rcih 'Jfownship, No/?.-Sa mn ol A. .Tames,
P. V. Clayton ann E. H. Lawrence. Placo of
meeting at Gaines' Shop.
Bosley Township, No. I. -Robt. Craig, R. E.
Steele and W, C. Ilillhouso. Place of meeting
at old Poor House (Hooper's).
Picketts Court J louse Township, No. 5.-W.
E. Wclhorn, C. C. Porter ami Gideon Ellis.
Placo of meeting at Dickens Court House.
~.J)acusvitlc Township, No. '..- William M.
Jones, W. P. Hunt and W. T. Pie! 1. Placo of
meeting at Dacusvillo.
Putnpkihtbwn Township, No. 7.--Van J.
Jones, G. M. Lynch and Joseph A, Rates. Place
of meeting at Pu ni pk in to wfi;
JCastutoc Township, No. 8.-F. A. Miles, Ja
cob Lewis and James M. Stewart. Placo of
mooting at Eabtatoo Church.
Tho Selcctmon or Electors aro rcquirod to
give rublic notion of thc same.
By order of tho Board.
J. E. IIAGOOD,
Clerk of Board of County Com'rs.
March 8, I860_22_3__
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCONEF. COUNTY-CITATION.
WHEREAS, Silas Corn hath made suit to mo
to grant him Letters of Administration on
tho Estato and Effects of Jacob Ruit, deceased:
Tho kindred and creditors of tho said Jacob Rutt,
dccccased, ?re, therefore, cited to bc and appear
bef?ro inc. in thc Court of Probate, to bo held at
Walhalla, B.C., on Saturday thc 10th day of April
next, at ll o'clock, A. M., to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration should
not bo granted, Given under my hand and seal,
this tho 29lh day of March, 1800.
R. LEWIS,
Ju Ige of Probate.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OOONEE COUNTY-CITATION.
TfcrHEREAS, Sarah A. Ballinger hnthmado
" ? suit f? t0 Krant her Letters of Ad
ministration upoit Ute Estato and effects of W. D.
Ballinger deceased : The kindred -nd croditore
of tho said Wi P- Balliogor, deceased, are. there
fore, ordorod tobo ??d appoar beforo mo, in
tho Court of Probato, to bo held at Walhalla,
S., C., on Monday the 5th day ot Ap? " no*t,
at ll o'clock, in tho forenoon, to show causo, ?
any tboy can, why tho said Administration
should not bo grantod. Given undor my hand,
this tho 2d day of March, 1809.
R. LEWIS,
Judge of Probato CourL
~W8P??BL?"AGENT8 WANTED
TO disposo of guarantees for tho salo of Landed
Af'and other valuable property In different parts
of the United Slaters. Profits very liberal, sales
cagily offoolod, and no loss of timo from other bus?
i ness. Address
J. T. MILLER & CO..
Box 4, P. O. Port DcpoBlt, Md.
Fob. 6, 1809 19 2m
REED & SYMMI?S,
A t tor ney I at Law^
WALHALLA, S. C.,
WILL praotioo In tho Courts of the Western
Cirotrtt. Also In tho United States Cborts.
J.'P. Itl??D, V / WHITTIER SYMMfc'S
andorson O. Hi/' V Walhalla.
I July,0,180? ?j_40,_
FEATLY EXECUTE A? TIMS OFlflCIfl
1 Qu tho moat Reasonable Ternir.?
FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER.
rIMlE old finn of Fi her & Lowrance beg to louder
X thoiv thank? to .noir friend? of thc up-country
for their li bu ni I patronage heretofore, and with
improved facilities und largely increased .Stock, by
strict integrity und attention lo business, . .cy
feet confident uudcr the new linn of a growing
Irado.
Wo have tho largest and best solcctcd stock of
HOES, TRACU CHAINS,
PLOW IKON AND PLOW STEEfc,
That lins been offered in this market since
tho war.
Tinco Chains, from 75 cents, up.
Brade's Steel IIoos, 35.00 to $7.50 per doz.
ElwiU's Corn Hoes, S3.00 to ?3.75 per doz.
Plow Steel, ll cents per pound.
Iron, from 6 cents up; all sizes and kinds.
Wo aro Agents for tl c celebrated BRIN
LY PLOW. Also, Caldwell's AGRICUL
TURAL WORKS.
Orange Powder Mills POWDER.
Boston Pelting Company's MACHINE
PELTING.
Con. Leather Pelting Company's LEATH
ER BELTING.
Rider & Whiting's COTTON & WOOL
CARDS.
A complete Stock of H ARDWARE and
GROCERIES constantly, ou hand, ns low as
eau bo bought.
Wc solioit consignments of, and will pay tho
highest prices for nil kinds of Produce. *|
FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER,
COL.UIH1SIA, S. C.
Feb. tl. 1800_ 18_If
Newberry College,
WALHALLA, S. C.
TUE N?WilEhttY COLL FOE HAVING HF. KN
removed from Newberry to Walhalla, will bc
opened for thc reception of Students,
THURSDAY, Nov. ?th, I860.
T E RMS:
Collegiate Department, $1 60 per month.
Preparatory Department, 3 per month.
Primary Department, 1 GO pur month
Suitable arrangements can bc made for board
ing Students in pr?valo families, from $10 to S12J
per month. For further particulars, address
Hcv. Prof. J. P. SMFLTZER. l'ros.
Nov. 5, 1808 6 Walhalla, S. G.
ff???,,*t Anderson Intdlligcncor " picoso copy
three times and send bill to this office.
Saddlery, Saddlery !
H ARD "W ARE,
Cania g c M at criais,
LEATHER, &C.
rriHE undersigned bog to call attention to
I their large and completo stock of
SADDLES, BBIDLKS,
HARNESS,
CARRIAGE MATERIALS, &C.,
Which they oiler at Wholesale ami Retail, upon
tho most favorable terms.
fit^y- O.dcrs promptly executed.
JENNINGS, TIIOML1NSON CO.,
No. 1?9 ?Meeting Street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
March 2, 1809 21 4t
LEATHER HEATHER !
'DUE undersigned will keep constantly on hand
1 a large supply of JLBLVJTfla 1-315, comprising
Solo and Uppor Leather,
Harness Loathor,
Kip and Calf Skins,
Of thc first quality and best tan.
For sale. OUBAP rou CASH, at my Shop, abovo
Waller, Watson & Co.
WALTER M. WOODIN, Agent.
Feb. 15,18G0_19_tf
CARSON P. BRYSON,
Real Estate Agent,,
WALHALLA, S. C.,
WILL buy and sell REAL ESTATE on thc
most reasonable terms. Persons hav
ing Lands for salo in tho Counties of Oconcc
and Dickens aro respectfully requested-to for
ward Plats and descriptions as tn thc location
and quality of tho land to him, ?ind ho will keep
them on hand for exhibition to any one desiring
to purchaso Real Estato. "Where no salo is ef
fected nochargo will bo made.
0?$r? Offico at BRYSON & CO'S. Stoic.
yob. 4, 1809_17_tf.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ile ono o d'oui i ty.
Philoman Grano and ]
Amanda Grano, Applicants
vs. Petition for Par
Vinoy Crano and'others, titi?n.
Defendants.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Vinoy
Crano, John Calhoun and wifo Nancy Cal
houn, Lorenzo Barnes and wifo Martha Barnes,
John Samples and wife Judith Samples, Isaac
(Drano, Lewis Oox and Hoirs of Georgo Barnes,
deceased, d?fendante in this caso, reside beyond
tho limits of this Stat o : Saia?bsent defend
ants aro, therefore, required" to appear in tho
Probato Court, to bo holden at Walhalla, S. C.,
on the let day of June next, to show causo, if
any they can", why thc Real Estato of Philoman
Ornoo, doconscd, should not bo sold and tho
proooot's divided among tho hoirs of said de
coasod, according to law, or llioir consent to tho
samo will bo ontcved of record.
R. LEWIS,
Judgo of Probato Court.
March 2, 18G0 . 21_3m
THE STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oconcc Comity.
Cynthia Fredericks, Adm'x. of ^
Eatato of Goo. W. Fredericks,
dccoar,ed, Applicant,
vs,
JpSoph B. Caradino and wifo
Susan R. Caradino.
IT appoaring to my satisfaction that the hoirs
at-law oP Geo. W. Fredericks, deceased, to
wit: Joseph B. Oaradino and wifo Sudan IL,
rosldq from and.beyond, tho limits of this State:
It ls ordorod,' therefore that they do appear at
the Court of-Probate, to b? boldon for Ooonoe
County on thp 30th day of April noxt, to show
onufiG, if ?ny th?y cnn, Why a final sottloniOnt
of tho Estato should not bo had and decree ron
ktrer}. ?Qivon undor.my hand and soal of said
burt, at Probate Office, Walhalla 0. li., this
fio'I?ih dn-yof March. WftO.
RIO II AUB LEWIS,
Judge of Probate.
Marohl5,1860 23. ' 6
Potition for a
\ Final Scttlo
mont. A
NEW STORE.
'?MIE undersigned nre now pulling up n-bran
1 new STOCK OF GOODS in tho old Fajen Store,
nearly opposilo Ur. A. E. Norman's Drug estab
lishment, consisting cf
DRY GOODS,
GROG KRIKS,
HARDWARE;
CUTLERY,
ROOTS AND SI J OKS,
QU KEN SW ARE,
FANCY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C,
Which they oflVr low for Cash or Country Pro
duce, old Hunk Dill?, &c.
.'Quiek sales and small profits" being our mot
to, wc invite everybody to call and HOC if they
don't buy. Bring on your old Dunk Bills, your
Cash and your Produce, and wo will do you good.
J. N. BRYSON & CO.
WALHALLA, S. C., Dec. 14, 18(?8 if
C. L. REID & CO.,
WALHALLA, 8. C.?
(Opposite thc Lutheran Church,')
VUE AGENTS for the celebrated FACTO
RY YARN, manufactured at tho Poudlo
ton Factory, by WM, Pea KV & Co. A full sup
ply kept constantly on hand and for salo both
by "Wholosale and Retail, and as cheap as it can
be bought anywhere else.
They are also constantly making additions to
their already extensivo and well nolcctcd stock
I Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &0.
Nov. 18, 1808_7 tf
Kccsc & McCuliy,
SUCCESSORS TO BEWLEY, IvEESE & CO.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Bli*y ??ootls, Groceries,
Ilsiidware, Iron,
Guns and I'lHtols.
Brokers & Commission Merchants.
AOENTs'ron
ARROW COTTON TIES.
BATH PAPER MILLS, &C.
ANDERSON C. BB., S. C.
Dec. 10, 1?08 ll Gm
Addi tiona! Attractions
AT
HEADQUARTERS.
IN addition to my former stock, I am receiv
ing a foil and oom plo to Stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
All of which I will soil at tho VEav LOWEST
prices either for cash or Barter.
D. RIEMANN.
Wanted,
Corn, Boons, Peas, Wheat, Iiyo, Oats, Dried
Fruit, Butter, Turkeys, Chickens and Eggs, for
which I will pay tho VERY HIGHEST price either
in Barter or Cash.
D. BI EM A NN.
WALHALLA, NOV. 10, 1808 G-if
EDWIN BATES & CO.,
WXBOB.B?.SAB?E DEALERS
IN
Dry Cfo ods
and
Clothing,
122 & 12-1 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S C.
EDWIN M. BATES,
G KO. C. SELM AN,
TIIOS. R. McG A ll AN.
February 10, 180?I 18 3m
To Farmers, Merchants
AND
SPECULATORS.
WE aro now prepared to make liberal ad
vances on Cotton or any othor Produce
shipped to pRL7.Cn, RonOBits & Co., Charleston,
S.C.; LYON BROS., Paltimore; and KIRKLAND,
WYLKY & Co., New York.
REESE Sn McOULLY,
No. ?0, Granite Row,
ANDERSON C. H.
Doe. IG, 18G8_ll_jina
THIS IS THE WAY
TO GET THE WOHTII OF YOUR PROPERTY.
1ST-LEARN THE DEMAND,
AND if von will report to nu? tho property you
have for sale, such as LANDS, LIVE 6TOCK,
of every description, or property of any kind, I will
try to effect a salo. per cent, ior all proporty,
except Farm Produce, which is 1 por cont. No
salo, no charge. Persons wishing to purchase
property, by calling on mc, can aseo rtaiu whero
such as they nco i may bo found.
T.. HOLDER.
WALHALLA, S. C., Fob. 10, 18GI !9->tf
Notice ! !
fl>OORS, S A H Bl EM AND IIEBNRS.
THK undersigned is now prepared to furnish,
at tho shortest notico, DOORS, SASHES,
BLINDS, and Building Material of all descrip
tion ?-.
ALSO, dressed grooved and tongued Boards,
of ovory description.
Mill ard Factory on King, opposito Cannon
Street, Charleston!' S. C.
GEORGE S. HACKER,
Proprietor,
Jan oary 26JJG?_16-3m
JOSEPH J. NORTON,
Attorney eut Law,
WAIillAliL/a, ?. C.
All business for Dickens County loft with
J. E. 1IAGOOD, ESQ*
Ptf iit:\s c. IT.,
WILL IUI l'ROMPTIA' ATTENDED TO
October 20, 1808 4 If
" S, D? Q^B?S?T?
Attorney ut Law
AND
1 SOI.H B ron itv EOJBJBW,
MAS LOOA^E?
AT THE
NEW TOWN OF DICKENS, S. G.
Nov'. 10, 18C8 7 ti
WALHALLA PRICE CURRENT.
COIIKECTED WEEKLY BY
3D. BIE IvT .A_ IST 1ST.
APlfLES-Oreoo, por bushel, 1.00al.25
Dried, por pound, . -?i/o.
BAGGING Gunny, por yard, . 30U-J3
Dundoo, por yard, - *
BALK ROPE-Manilla, tar pound, 33u35
BUTT KU-Por pound, - - 25
BEESWAX-Per pound, - 25
BEEF-Per pound, - - 7 a 10
BACON - 1I?>;? mund, per pound, LS n 20
DEANS-While, per bushel, - si 50
CALICO-Per yard, - - 10 ?20
CANDLES- Adamantino, per lb. 30
" Tallow, per pound, - 15
CHICKENS, - - - *5u20
COTTON V A KN-Per hu nah, $2 25
COTTON-Per pound. - - 25
CHEESE-Per pound, . 25ii85
COFFEE-*Rio, per pound, - 25u30
COPPERAS-Per pound, - 10
DECKS, .... 20
FLOUT?--Per burrel, - - ?13 00
FEATHERS-Per poundj - 40'
GEESE, .... 25
GRAIN-Corn per bubhel, -SlOOal 15
Wheat por bushel, - ?2 <i<>
?' Rye per bushel. ?1 00 a 1 10
" Oatt?, per bushol, - 50
PEAS-Pur bushel, -. - $1 0(?
HIDES-Dra per pound, - It)
** Oreen, per pound, . 8
INDIGO-Caroline, per pound',
Spanish Float, pur lb. $2 00'
LARD-Per pound, - - J8 a 20
LIME-Per barrel, - - $5 00
LUMBER-Boards*por 100 feet, SI 20
" Scantling, per loo foot, Si 25
SHINGLES-Per 1,000, - $2 50
MOLASSES-Cuba, per gallon, 80'
N. O. Syrup, '. ??l 25
MADDER-Per pound, - 40
NAILS-Per pound. - - JO
ONIONS-Per bushel, - Si 50
OIL-Kerosene, per gullen, - $1 00
PORK-Per pound, - - 10
POTATOES-Irish, per bushel, $1 00
" Sweet, per bushel - $1(0
RICE-Per pound. - - 15
SHOT- Per pound, - - 20
SHIRTING-Brown, per yard, 12 u 20
BlCUChOd, per y?rd, J2 HO
SPIRITS-Corn Whiskey, por gal. *.! 00
SALT-Liverpool, per suck, $3 25
SOAP-Per pound, - 15' .
SUOAR-Crushed, per pound) . 30
M Brown, per pound) 20 a 25
STARCH-Per pound, - - 20
SOD A-Per pound, - - 20
TALLOW-Per pound, - 15
TU UK EV'S, - - - 75 a 100
TEA-Green, per pound, - 82 00
" Rlaek, per pound, S2 00
TOBACCO- Chowing, per lb. 25 a 1 50
" Smoking, per pound, 50 n 1 00
VINEGAR, Cider, per gallon, Si 00
WOOL-Washed, per pound, 1
Chango of Schedule on Greenville
and Columbia Railroad.
ON and after Wednesday, thc I2th inst., tho
Passenger trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, connecting with Night Train on South
Carolina nod Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroads, ns follows:
Leave Columbia, 7 00 a rai .
I Leave Alston, 8 5-"> a ni
Leave Newberry, 10 35 a m
Arrive nt Abbeville, M 30 p m
j Arrive at Anderson, 5" 15 p m
Arrive at Greenville, . 0 00 p m.
Leave Greenville 0 00 ?, ni
Leave Anderson; 0 -lf> a m
Leave Abbeville, S -15 a m
Leave Newberry, 1 25 pin
Leave Alston, 3 00 p m
Arrive ut Columbia*, 5 00 p nt
Trains on tho Hine Ridge Railroad will alaO
run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with
thc up and down trains on tho Greenville and
Columbia Kit il road, as follows:
Leave Anderson ut 5 20 p m
Leave Pendleton at 0 20 p rn
Arrive nt Walhalla at 8 00 p m
Leave Walhalla at 4 00 a m
Leave Pendleton nt 5 40 a m
Arrive nt Anderson at 0 40 a m
j The train will return from Belton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES 0. MEREDITH,
General Superintendent.
Jan. 2-1.1800 _J8_tf__
J. H. WHITNER,
Attorney at Law
AND
REAl E S T ? T J? A Ci ? KT,
WALHALLA, SO. CA. "
jK3}n Office opposite Dicmann's'Hotel."?Et
THE large number of persons seeking in
vestment in REAL ESTATE in this sec
tion, and the frequent applications made to tho
undersigned, have induced him to open an
Agency for thc SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Complete lists, with full descriptions of thc
property entrusted to him for sale, will bo kept
on hand, and no charges made unless a sale is
effected. Persons having lands in Oconcc or
Pickens for saleare respectfully 6olicted to for
ward plats and descriptions.
J. IL Will TN ER.
Dec. 2, lRf.8 0 _it
HIDES ! JODES!!
THE highest market price paid for green or
dry HIDES, delivered at my Tannery, or
at tho Store of either Rmi ANN or PITCH ronn.
Also, tanning on shares done in the best stylo,
and in tho shortest'possible timo. Receipts
given for all Hides entrusted to nie.
A: lt. OSBORNE.
JdSy- Tanner? near Walhalla Depot.
October 10, j 868_3__
ll. A. H. GIBSON,:
WALHALLA, $. C.,
RAYING recently located on tho
South sido ot' Maine Street; near Ria
?MANN'fl Hotel, will give prompt at
hention to
REPAIRING
Wntehoa ami Jewelry* Cloeltw and
Musical I nairn m o lt ts? tn a no*t and work
manlike manner, on terms to suit tho times.
BOT All thorough- REPAIRING warranted {6v
twolvo mouths, when well used.
--ALSO
TnkoN l*h ot ogruphN in tho HON
Stylo ot' tho Arl.
WALHALLA. S. C., May 20, 1808 81-tf
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