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Editor. ^OTjr?iro- <s* co., lMXOBn&ffl-vrOHS. tSfS.-fiW Subscription, TWO J) O Ir per annual strictly in advance; for ti ti? Bollar, dvcrtitements inserted at $1 per square Jot \es> or less for th? first insertion, and 60 cents ich subsequent insertion, . Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, 7V?6 of Respect, Communications of a personal leter* and Announcements of Candidates, ?ill rped? for at advert?sement? tb Printing neatly and chtaply execute 'Payment eau bc made in currency, orin pro fan at the market rales. Necessity compela tts to adhere strictly to yrt?diremen^ of cash payment. I WALHALLA, S. C.: ff Pf i day I Mer ping, August 0, 1868 lb Thejotlcntion of oUr reado.-s is culled Bo tho advertisement of salo of real estate io' i this county,- by H. A. THOMPSON, receiver, lon uoleduy in September next. i -- jfcjff'iWo ere under obligations to Hon. P. yS^.. SAWYER, of Charleston, Senator from $outh ?arolinoy for valuable public docu ments, otiong thom the copy of tho Congres sional GJobo for .1807 and 1808, comprising } five largf volumes. In the samo batoh came "ft well bu?ud volumo, entitled a supplement, ^bioh giics separately, the trial and evidence before tie Sonoto, of Androvr Johnson, Pres ident of tho. United States. New Post Offloe. The Ttost OfHco at Sunnydale has been re opened, and Jamos Burdinc appointed Post Master. ) ? ? Masonic "VH-^o^are requested to annonnoo that B. BUSH 'CAMP?ELL, Grrind Lecturer of thc State, will visit Blu3 Bidgo Lodge, A.F.M. on the 18th, 19tb, 20th abd 2lst instants. Tho officers of tho Fuir play and Pickons C. H. Lodges ore requested ' to bo present. It ^ is needless to admonish tho "Craft" that ov il/ one wili bo benoiittcd by the lucid lectures of tho learned brother on Mosoury. Lt* every ..Mason, young, and old, como and learn ojjflco that know, tho beauty and moral ?HwtTcsa of Masonry. KpT Wheat. ; We hove i cool ved from Mr. Samuel Par sons, the following prootioal information ia Agriculture :. Ho informs us that bo sowed on tho 17th of January last, 2 pounds ol wheat, which was sent him from Kansas that bc immured it in tho drill and when out and thrashed, it yielded two bushels and three pecks, which mode sixty-three pounds to thc bushel. Why cap't our farming friends, by proper attention approximate this yield in their annual crops ? Solve and answer thc qUory practically. r^^^^^^rra Piokens. Thero aro few persons who do not recollect bbc red hill nod few dwellings of old Piokcns. Wo were there last week and Etill found tho bill, but thc houses Were gone. Tho<place is deserted, and even thc bouses to n great ex tent havo been taken away by the inhabitants, lt furnishes one of tho few instances of a place iotally deserted. There oro but three fbmilwa in tho old incorporation os citizens, '. followings their trodes, tho rcmoiu?er, three others, residing and tcnd?Dg their forms ad ding.' Wo hoird o oitizon living near by remark that it ' scorned to bo deserted by God and man." They havo hod no rai* in that scption. for seven weeks. Corrrr. ^Tho. July Term of tho Court for Picken? Aunty bog?n its session on tho fourth Mon-. Bkof tho nionth-Judgo On? presiding. ?minai dookct was tnuohJ'ergcr than we ;> ' iBWuMMAtfi s i n g jsf v a ) i c t y of offences BHfce lowest, only a few of ?gjfcrcn A. Duncan, white, TV- '??I?L Sentenced to impris ?r-<\ ll ?j i |1 ^Byail forty days, to be y^?Ml?l-^^^?^I?i naging a fine of five "[^?M^^S?^^M?ectttiofl: :^???l?|??^ colored, for .~* \* ~ ~ ? . \fflkhonment in tho colored, III...').??&J-iiSlL' ^WI|^'JMtJi^?^U?,in!a< thing passed off quietly. "John Batloyooro)" though presen", v?M unusual ly civil. THE QUAND JURY IQ tboir preso^mont, recommended1 tho County Oomrois?ionors of tho hvo Counties j to sell es carty ea practioablo,, the Poor farm belonging to tho two Counties, and purchase others more convenient in eaoh County. This is directly the reverso of tho recommendation of the O rand Jury of Ooouee County, whioh looked to the rotaioiug for tho presont tho now almost self-sustaining alms-houso of the two Counties. We do earnestly hope tho recom mendation of tho Jury of Ooouee will bo adopted. Tho present Poor Form is a good ono, containing a considerable amount of river bottom and good upland. It has enough puq to support and keep employed tho paupers of | both Counties, and but for tho division of old Piokens District, would have continued tho Poor farm for a century to oom?. It mny and might well continue so, even under the presont condition of things, and in our judg j mont, should do so until tho Counties are out of dobt, tho taxos lighter, and our people more prosperous. Is there any complaint that the paupers aro badly treated, or of want of land, or bouses, or other accommodations for their comfort. On the contrary, the facts show ev erything is going on smoothly, and to thc comfort and satisfaction of tho paupers as well as lo economy in tho publio expenditures. The present system requires tho pay of but ono Steward, and tho expenses of but ono household. Why then change it ? IVe hope tho Counties will And it politic (as it is) to continuo tho present arrangement for the poor for many years to come. Tho Grand Jury also prosonted tho high taxes imposed on the County? Tho publio offices Wore presented os well kept, and everything in perfeot order. Wc did not oxamine tho offices, but can Bay that no County in tho Stato can muster amore olovcr, gentlemanly and accommodating trio than our friends, BOWEN, PHILPOT and MAULDIN. THE TOWN Is improviug rapidly, and ali cady numbers a population of near one hundred. Messrs. MoFall ond Thornly will eoon Complote a large store houso near the publie squire,. Mr. Ma jors, tho Coroner, hos a new dwelling in pro cess of erection aud piles of lumber, oh various lots, indicate a spirit of improvement on o considerable scale. In addition to these roa] evidences of the future of tho town, tho fuir prices of tho town lots at tho sale, show that outriders who bought largely of thom, regard tho prospecta of the place fovofobly. It is located in a healthy place, where good water can be had, a fino view if the moUntrins, and a rioh and prosperous surrounding country. Selling- off at Coat. All persons desiring to purchase cheap i goods will oall on WM. KORBER. Ile is 1 anxious to dose out and is determined to sell 1 his stook of dry gouda, groceries &o., at the market cost. Try bini, as this is no humbug, as bis prices will show. The Negro ttiot of Monday, "Last,_?J HlE DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR AS DESCRIBED BY ONE OF THE SAVANNAH BASE BALL CLUB. A spirited account in tho -'Savannah Ad , vertiser" of tho visit of the Savannah Bose , Ball Club to Charleston and theil1' match gamo i with thc Carolinas, "loses With the following description of tbo negro riot : ? THE ATTACK UPO"N THE BAND, Whiob was oro of (ne most bf nial oed cow nrdly imagrtfabfe, was made asl soon os they had fairly passed out of the Citadel yard and turned to go down Meeting street. The en tire front rank wero knooked down by the infuriated mob and two of them jumped upon and beaten wotto doWtr. Wholly unarmed 1 and tokett by surprise, the uicmeeia defended themselves as best they could-ono of them having the satisfaction of knocking down th-eo'wi th his horn ere if became- unservicea ble-until tho military came te their rescue and escorted them foy the hotel, placing tho vA?undcd1 iiveti fa' ail' omnibus attd marohirg with a guard both in the van end rear. A vast number of nogrocs swarmed about the streets in Hie neighbor-hood of tho hetfel, yell ing and shouting, oUrstnjfand titritfgf alf man uor of abusive epithets, '.their especial oause of enmity against the band seemed to bo because "they were a d^--df Democratic crowd," arid played "Dixio"'for those "d-d rebols i ri groy uniforms.'*' SC?NES AT Tll? H?TEL*; While the fighting was progressing near, the Citadel, the Savannah C|ob who had re turned to tho hotel, packed their baggago and sent it to the steamer, were Waiting and won dering why their friends carno not to escort thom to tho supper room. Soon the try was raised. "They've attaekod our ba??-let's tb the rescue," and a grand double-quick was ruado for^the soone'of'eaeot?ot?r. The band and caccrfcwe're" roefr" ori'HtotfiAreo'ty tftioVoll returned V* th? hotoiythtf negree* f?ttew?ng and swarming oh the sidewnlke, yolltngi curs ing and using mosFnktteivo ?pHhete'fcoWart?s the wliite raco generally. Freqdenlly a ery t? this effect washeard,"Thisia noSavannah." "Th? colored boy* ran? this' toWn," Frc quootry s> cobble stone ov* a bitblt wtfald bo f \ JU aoBiuiw m.uwnw i i ?! m\ju^mujuf im i www^i ifld Tho guests from Savaunah oprJ Charleston, to tho number oLahout two hundred, set down antHttBur waa spont moat agreeably. Mr. bipstWo, President of tho "Carolinas," wel comed the "Savannahs" and their friends in a most cordial, kindly and eloquent speech, hoping they would forget tho unpleasantness of tho past hour and enjoy t|io delights of tho present. President May drosp?ndod lu a happy little ep?eoh, whoo, without ceremony, tho onsot was commenced, upon thc many good things so temptingly displayed. Gen eral Anderson w.ns loudly oallcd upon and responded. Speeches was also made by the oaptaitts pf tho Ni?os? Tho oooaslon was a most delightful ono, abd will long bo remem bered by all who participated. THE M AUCH TO THE bo AT. Altogether too soon, as it seemed, tho ad monition carno from Captain King that WC must embark, so Ibo lino of maro h was re sumed, tho band With their battered instru ments piping "Dixie," While tho colored mob yelled "Hally Round tho Flag, Boys," and with tho vilest and most insulting cries, en deavored to bring ob a confllot. Several times it was noeesary to halt and olear the Way with tho bayonet-a thing tho mob scorned to en tertain a great respect for, dodging away thc moment ono was pointed at them, whilo those who woro so bardy as to come up too near and receive a gentle prick from it danced and howled in high keys. On ono street a cobble stone was thrown at tho procession and smash ed a gas light over tho heads of somo of tho party, fortunately doing no other damage. Although thero were thirty or forty rovolvers in tho party, not a single shot Was fired by any of tho Savannah excursionists. Smarting us thoy all wero under tho sonso of tho many indignities and insults heaped Upon them, their forbearance was certainly commendable, and all tho more so when it is considered that no provocation had boon given the mob by any of tho party, tho first disturbnno having been caused by a quarrel between soldiorf and negroes. It is hard io conceive why thc vials of their wrath should have boon parti oulurly poured out Upon thc hoads of peneca hie, quiet iud unoffending visitors, unless, ot their erics would scorn to indicate, they pro posed to show that "tho colored boys run thai town," and that Savannahions, if they hoc rights at homey wero entitled to no considera tion thero. The eutiro party praised tho forethought coolness and judgment of General Anderson to whom thoy woro immediately indobtcd foi tho military escort, for upon his application t< tho commanda nt it was tendered "with ploa sure, sir," after the imbecile Major had dc dared himself, in broad day, unable to que1 tho disturbance and protcot tho guests of hi city. Extraordinary Spectaclo td Tennessee. Tho most curious phonomenon of which w havo ever hoard ooourrodin Ch ea th cm ooun ty on Wcdncsdcy lost. Tho doy, it will bc remembered, was remarkably bot, so tho most people in tho. county brad to1 seek th; InSPs^ if whirlwind carno along over tho noigboring woods, taking up email branobes and loaves >f trees and burning thom in ? sort of flaming jylinder that traveled nt the rote of about five niles an hour, and developing in size as it traveled. It passed directly over tho spot where a team of hors?*? were foedirfg and sin ged their manes an'd tails ?rp to the roots ; it thou swept towards tho house, taking a stock of hay in its courso, whioh. it set on fire. It seemed to increase rn*-heat as* it Went, and by tho time it reached tho bo'uso it immediately fired tho sbrr?gohj from' end io enc? of tho building, so that in Con minutes ?ho whole building was wrapped in flames. Tho tall column of traveling oalorio' then oontinucd its oourso over a wheat field that bad? bcon re eently oradled, setting firo to all tho stacks that happened to boin its oourso. Passing from tho field; its oourso lady over a stretoh of woods wliibh ffeaehocT to' ',nb' river". Tho green loa v?s on the trees vero crisped toa cinder for a breadth of twenty yards in a straight line to tho Cumberland When tho "pillar of fire" rehohed tho wate.^i it ?ttddonly changed irs course' doWn the rivo?, iaising u a coTumtf of st'cftm' Whioh Wont up to thc clouds foi' about half a milo, when it final 1) died out. Not less than two hundred people witnessed this strangest of strange phonomebo and all of them tell substaintailly the sam? story about it. Tho farmer Sharpe Was lo fi houseless by tho devouring element', and hie two horses Wei's so affected that rib good'ni ex pectod to be got out of th?tn hr t/hc ftttUVO Sevoral withered troos in tho Wo?d3'througl whioh it passed were set on fire, and continu burning still.-Nashville Press, 20/A inst, jitST Wo are told that the efforts of tho cot ton-consuming nations of Europe to inoreas tho predilection of that plant io India, Egyj and Turkey, havo failed entirely, and that th United States wilt find a satisfactory doman x>r all tlie cotton that ooo be raised in tl South. It is oaloulatod1 that if tho Englia cottorPmaottfactori?8'T jd during*th?'prfeoe6< ingye?r?) tho hands wOuld'also havn Increase to 120,000 ovor tho ridmber employed* f o H 01!, wtferea-s- tno faotbry tjopdlatibri' is*?io 50,000 less than it . Waa in I8r)i! Prom th factitf?B argued that India aiyrEgypt'cftd o (ill tho denott'efttited* in KngTaud?by tWr siro r?Wtf tty? i.mt?otteil?u- of American cotton ^^^^P^^^^^p^ftfc'd?ecoyered sever r^^*^|^v.^^^?' each of whioh oo B I gB I jg? /mbox, atid a bunn ^^^.^^^^^??.eerated in the ^^^^^^^^M?^. d?ed'hundred 9 % ?ommunioatio n?a. ?'OB, THE KKOWBE COURIER.. Hr, Editor : Tho 24th duy of July, 1800, will ncvojr be forgotten by tho " old folks and little ones " in tho Southwester port of Ooo. nee County, Si 0. We have this doy enjoyed tho blessings of a Union Sabbath School cel ebration at Westminister (Baptist) Churoht Judging from What I saw and heard, this its one of tho best Sunday Schools in tho State I loamed from the report of tho Secretary that light thousand questions in tho Catuohism, nod cloven thousand voraes of Scripture have boon committed to memory by tho School tho present yoar. Tho Minutes road, and tho procession over, Kev. MoWhortor was iutroduoed, and with Uti earnest energy befitting tho qocaeiou, mudo ono of tho very best Sabbath School spcoobes. Noxt carno Kev. B. Holder, and as said by one in tho auditory, dgp/o tho center dead out, but o littlo tedious. . * ***** Ono o'clock finds us socially gathered round wagons, buggies and baskets, crammed full' of tho very best eaten doin$, " all free as wa ter sud twice as foods" After dinner, Lev. ff. B. Hamlin was in troduced, ond if over-Mr. Editor, did you over boar bim make a Sunday School speech? Why, sir, bo will make you ory, and iu two minutes ho will have you laughing; end by the by, ho knows all the Sabbath School an ecdotes, and take i moro plcasUlo in telling them than any mon I over saw. Rev. Samuel Iebcll closed the exercises with au exhortation to tho school, beautiful and appropriate. ^ Tho very best order was observed through, out tho whole day's proceedings ; ubd while some other sections of our State aro made sad by quarreling, stabbing, shooting and killing each other, ours is social abd friendly-ma king a death like struggle to save thc youth from tho damning demoralization of the ago in which wo livo. The music was good made better still by tho " soft mellow notes" of friond Tom's Y?OII?. When I commended this hasty scrawl 1 thought I Would not personate, but I must tell tho friends of Sabbath Schools that broth or Thoa. Jobcs turned missionary and went out upon tho " highways and hedges," oniony the orphans and the poor, and made for him self a olass of twenty-seven littlo boys, unable to spell or read correctly. They oro now itu* proving rapidly j and When this ?lass Was in troduccd to tho auc mry, wo saw many a tour, and some one said, "God bless the little or phau boys, and their teacher too." A few more such mon as Thos. W. Jorics, and our country-Churoh aud Stato--is safo. 0. H. S. BONE CAMP, July, 18G?. BY HEQUE8T. COLUMBIA, S. C., J?ly ?4, 18C9. SIR J The Excoutive Comv^^oo of tho South Carolina Agricultural aud Mechanical Sooint/; huving made tho nccossaryamt^M0 fc^f^fffiSPS^^?^bttir cu be held in Co vi nubia, on tho second Wednesday in Novem- p er noxt, now appeal to their follow-citizens w j niake tho movement a success. tl The development of tho material interests f f tho State is oonccdod to bo a matter of itu- R| lortaneo. It ooncorns tho dignity as well us n ho general wolfaro of tho peoplo whom wo ti oproseat, that all their resources should bo b ully ovokod. Wo havo broken fortunes to o etriov?'y ruined industries to revive, and a fJ ust i ntl uenoo to regain.1 To accomplish this . v jud, the necessity is opoW tra tr> move out up- c m tho industrial orena and secure tho reward >f energy, skill and activity. , As" a mcaofr fco this end, oU?/ens" of Cb'c State j1 representing that portion of its capital and in- c telligeuoo devoted to industrial pursuits, feel- 3 tng thad th'etfo' intorests oro inadequately rop- 1 resented in tho present Stato govornincut, ' (boneo tho grentof neoessity to oo-oporatc ' among themselves) hove formed on A*grieul- !1 ttfrol andi MeelMcttl S?biofy, and establ?slied 1 annual fairs. Its Ex?c?tivo Committee, car- j rying out the ordci of the Society, havo ar- !j ranged a Premium List, and provided for thu Annual Fair. But ono thing remains to bo done. Udder ' the present r?giv/iet tob Sbci?ty eirj?ots ?o' ?id from' tfHd State Treasury ; benoo the no .ossity devolves* upon tho Cotmriittco to call j upon rive friends and1 member^ Of the'Society to mafte tho rec" jul red oontribulforii ?f m?t?oy, \ nnd; tho Committee feel satisfied that the plan ' proposed of raising thc necessary funds, will moot the approval of those concerned in th i ff j .important movement!.' I Tlie Committee Wilt'a'p?r'?' rio efforts td ulalie th? first* ArJtoual FaiV ?f th? Society in all fe' speots useful arid creditable, Oihoy Have ittv vitod a distinguished Speaker to deliver dil address; they have prepared a liberal Premi um list ; they havo arranged to havo suitable buildings and grounds preparod, and it will romain for tho contributor? to completo the ! work thus auspiciously begun. To provide tho necessary funds the follow ing soborno baa been adopted/and i ? com hi en vi ed tb ydur1 favorablo codsid'bra ito rt. I f is earn estly hoped that you maybe disposed to co-' operate with 'US in this matter. Appended heretd'ir? noto payable let October next; f?t? 620.00; which you' M requested tbsign and forward to Coi'. D; Wyatt Aiken; at' Cokes bury, S. 0. ""Pou- a?j authorized by a r?solu-; tlort'of the Committee to redoom this note at' or boforo it? maturity by proouring ton anna al member? at 32.00, or two lifo trio ra bora at .10.00 eaoh ; In thia ovent you ate expected1 to oolloot tho' monoy from the members you' fproouro, nod to band their name? to tho Sec rctary whoa your not? ia paid. Very* respectfully, , . Y^urob^dtcut^vanea/? fm j aa? tfii "?T?"?W\l ^YV?MII^IALI?!^^ JOHNSON HAGOOD, W. K LAWTON, J. P. THOMAS, W, WALLACE, D. WYATT AIKEN. J, B. PALMORB," Of tho Exooutive Committee WASHINGTON, August 1.-Tho Seorotary of tho Treasury has ordered the Treasury nt Now York to purohase 2,000,000 of bonds weekly during August in addition to tho mil lion every two weeks for tho sinking fund. Tho debt statement shown reduction of 87, 250,000 Bullion in the Bank of Fra n co has iucreas-' od 4.000,000f. Bullion in tho Bank of Eu gland bas increased ?02, 000. Tho Prince Royal of Denmark was married to Princess Louise, of Sweden . WASHINGTON, August 2.-Tho f public debt show? a coin bolanee of 800,000,000 j certificates 00, 500,000 ; other bonds purchas ed 15,000,000 ? A delegation from Norfork, Vu., beaded by tho member of Congress from that Dis trict, is at tho Navy Department, urging the remove! of conservatives from tho Navy There Will bo no regular Cabinet meeting until September, unless an oiftorgonoy requires I it. . Three spurious legal tender ton's worn token ot tho Treasury todnjf. Nott plates for legal tenders, from 81.00 to $1,000, aro in oourso of preperation? There is no safety in receiving greenback ton's. This remark docs not apply to notional bank te?'a TENNESSEE.-^Andrew Johnson made a speech iii Smith OoUhty, Tennessee', last Mon day, to 2,30&neop1o. Tho Tennessee pap .?r* say it was a terrible speech. Tho Tennessee ans are bringing the Legislative candidates all up to the scratch o'tid .oompTfiTiiig thom to pledge themselves to Cull ii ?lato Convention next December", ta repeal tho ?rtffrago disqual ifications. .-i-i*/?* HOW Bt??i?ti THE ?EHRdBS Ll VE ?-A radical correspondent asks tho editor of the Lnui>villo Courier JdttnuU how tho negroes of thc South arc to live if tho Southern States ar? to bo flooded with Chinese? To which ho replies, perhaps they oan live by voting and office seeking, and these are kinds ul work for which they are probably hot too lazy. ! Wo have, adds tho Courier Jon rind, bono assured by the Doiuottrutic organs of Virgiuif. rhat the negroes of that State, with scarcely a singlo cxoepirort, registered their names and would vote for thc unexpurgated constitution, und we have no doubt that they did so. This constitution provide?) that nearly tho whole of tho disfruuehisod white people shall romuiu disfranchised and bo governed by tho blaoks, and thnt they shall be incompetent to hold office. Thousands of these negroes will soon bo applying to tho mcb, whom they have ations ns laborers o'rfd all othor kinds of fa orsj| but if wo were in those white mon'h laces wo would, with all oar pity for thc retched nogroos, sooner throw our mOuoy in j lie river than bestow Ono dollar of it upon o] iem except in oase of absoluto n?sOssity. We liould scorn to tolerate a negro upon our pre- \[ lises who had voted for thc privilege Of put ing his foot upon our necks. Tho negroes avo all b'e?n wa'fnod, a thousand t?mOs over, f tho inevitable consequence to themselves 'j f tho Course they were pursuing, and they J rill deserve no'syirrphthy wlrorr t!ho dark days ?1 if thoir troVxble shall bo rfpbn ?hom. ? .<V* ? -- A ^OMAN'? Siv?Kr?.-A w?man wlio lived i inba'ppily with her husband, oaiuo fo a great livine to ask his counsel. "Always meet rour husband with a smile," said tho wise nan. Sho followed his adviao, end very soon returned to thank bim for flfio blessing of a lioppy homo. Whenever a nomo ?andscapo s dreamy abd its horizon efouded, wo ???liovo that it proceeds not so muoh from tho storms if mon's petulance and unfet?eno^lohe?s,- os because woman hos forgotten to draw a sun beam from tho Sun of Righteousness. REOEIPTS. Tho folVoW???fp'oV?ohs* n'?Vo p'd?l 6ft t'..eir nub soiption to tho Oounisn, as follows i Capt. L. Rogers, :' ? : $1 00 E. II. Cox, i : : 1 00 Wm . Todd, i : : 4 00 H. D. Roonestfof, i : : 8 121 J". C. Whit't'on, : s : 2 00 S. O. Heddon, : : : 2 00 J. TT. Smi?rr, : : : 2 00 J% L; Glenw, , i : > *? 00 Spencer Chnmbofk, t > i 1 00 Jool E. Jones, : T 00 Mrs. N. F. Norton, ? 2- 00 _ _ _ .WM. M. LAVTO?, Commission Merchant, 10 BOYCB'S WHAHF, ?,HAlUjE$TOft, H. SOLICITS Consignments of MEROHANTABLEf I PRODUCE. Orders, willi funds, for. miscellaneous bills 0 Goods, promptly and cure fully, executed. July 81,' 1800 . .. .. 43 . " 8rn'? AM OF*'Walhalla. Clmpte'r', T?o. 2?\' ?i A Jewill1 be held at 1110- I^dg^Roo?d, in Walhalla,' on Friday eVdhidg,' A?i"<*t 2fllh,at 3/o,'olook. P.M. Companions aro requested(lo be punc tual In attendance ns busin?*" o'f importance will bo transrtoted on<thnt day. By order of o. q. LANGSTON; M. E. H. P. August 4; 186V ?3J^ |? 2 ' ;gN ? t?c ? ; k lAi persons ebnoeihed will take notlco that I ft} will.apply t? Riobard Lewis, Esq., Judge of ?rbbato foV Oconeo,' County, on the let day of Hep 1*M>or next/for my full and ffnul dlsm.seibn as Admlnletraior of the Estate of Robert Hawthorn. . , , E. ft VERNER, Adm'*, EMPIRE . ' Sewing Machine ! WIIX IT IS THE BEST! ' ' "J'-' *f * TL1'- "i ' ' f M * 1' 1T hes a straight Noedlo. perpendicular totlpdp. . /makestho Luck or Shuttlo Stitch, willoh will not ) rip nbr ravel, ?nd Is aliko ou bot li Bidon ; perform** porfcot Bowing on every description of materiell with Cotton, Linen or Silk thread, from the cour?*' cst to tho finest number. '.-..>" md It Hems, Foils, Binds, Braids, Tucka; Quilts and Gathers. Asa Family Sew'.n" Mechlnelt hos no superior. For sale at loanuf oturor'8 prices, with freight addod, by \' J. G. EVANS. Agent, * PKNDLKTON, S. 0. f?" Circulars' sent free on application. July 80, I860 48 Ira v ? . ? ' " 1 " * Administrator's Sale. T WILL SELt^te the highest bidder, for oa*h,W j I A Wednesday, tho 26th day of August, at the ree*/ 'dence of Zechariah Hall, deceased, A LOT OF CORN, A LOT OF WHEAT, ONE MARE, five years old*j LOT OP CATTLE. HOGS and 8II REP, FARMING TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN. FUR/ NITURE, &0. J, J. NORTON, Adm'r. I Aug. 4. 1809 43_. td ' THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA/ O CON EE COUNTY. IN COMMON PLKA8-XQU1TY SID?. J. E. Hagood 1 vs. Bill to Foreclose. Mort* J* A. Wright and . gage. .\. J Looney, ct.al. J * . -, . PURSUANT to an ordor mndo i tho Conrt of Common Pleas, Equity side, ut July Term, \ will sell to (tic highest bidder, on saleday in Sep lember nott, at Ibo Market House, in Walhalla/ THE TRACT OF LAND Doserlbed in these pleadings as the property of .the defeudani, A. J.. Looney, shunted in said .State and Coititty, adjoining lands of Capt. Wm. Siede and olho'r's, and containing 45 acres moro' or lesa. THUMS CASH. PurchoKor td pay extra for lill? and stamp!}. . J. W, STRIBLINO, C.c.o.r.o.o. Clerk's Office, Aug.. ff. lft'f.ft . 43-4 VALUABLE ?EAL ESTAT? FORJSAL?. I WILL SELL itf the behest, biddor, bef?f* \ji8 I Market linns? dotfr. in thc town of Wnlnn'ua', .ni Saledny In Septemojr next, tho following/facts if Land, belonging io ititi Eiita'c of EliCleY?WtVff; locoascd. ylz : -JJ Tract. No, 2, containing 239 acres, ndjoMf/r# tracts No*'. 1 and 8. and P. M. Cleveland. Tract Np. 8. containing 274 ncrei?. adjoining tract No. 2, J; "fl. Sanders, C. W. Hunt nWd A. .?. Lowery. 'TERMS tip ?.U.t..-On a credit of ono. hf? ind thrc'o' j'cnYs. the purchase money to bo se?u'f'ca by note, personal security, and a inorlgng'tS' 6'/, (Uti premises'sold ; thc noto tobo drftwn payable.tn three equal rtt?ti.iin\ successive ifts.alnionts, v??f?i interest fro'm dale. ?j., JJ Bia?** Phita arc ready for examination. Mr. Tv. II. Cleveland;.on Tract No. I. will givo all ueoet* .ury information in regard to those hinds. ?SSy* Those traclB Ho convenient to th? Rail road; and iwo valuablo for their fnrinlrrjf \nft-HitH4 ,ilnl,cr* >,. ... ./ ROB">. A. THOMPSON. . Receive:* . /mr. 5. 1800" 43 4 "7. ??. VOIGT, mjNf SMITH, Walhalla, S. C., 7 El'.PS con?fnptlv on hand PLAIN and JAPAN V NED Tlr> WARB, at wholesale and retail, ioapco? ca^h' prices. Al-o. keeps constantly on hand a Tftriepy of HOKING STOVES, of different pattcrus, nt (he woit o.asb prioes. Aug. fi, 1809 _43_? Notice. IMIOSE Cfcdilors of Mi. Robert Maxwell. Jr, fa I whoso bertcfit his pi overly In North Carolin*, ras assigned, aro required to meet mo at Pen" Icton on tho 28rd day pf August, Instant, nt 12 'clock, M/ S AMU KL E. MAyfit, Assigncfy A og. fi. 180!) _43_iS A Administrator's N ?t??& [HEREBY givo notico lo nil concerned, tltAtft I will apply to.Richnrd, Lewis Judge of Probate forOconeo County, on the 11th day .of August next, for my final'di?ohorgo,aa Adniln strator of the tho Estate of B. C. whisehant, loccased. w O. W. MASON, Adm'r., July 10, 1RG9. 41 .$L DR. D. L. BOOZEll, s y & o ? o M. ?%E"imfy 0 ? if 9 IS now prepared to execute, Iri'flio mbst ifcfentl?e manner, all branohes of his profession'., Rf fur1 nUhing Arlinoial PlfttW?hMmproved stVletb. tipoff a largor soale th;M' boret oforo, with snbft notice" and nt prioes nVuch below"tho usual charge! Of dinary Vuloanized Rubber Softs, $25. Thc sairib, strengthened with gold bands, $85.,. x? ? Office over First National Rank, Columbia, S. C. June 22 1809_88^_ Ctti^ ' BLUE L?D^E, NO 02, TlII? NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Bluo Ridge Lodge, No. 92, A.-.F.-.M,,. mitt'W held on the First Saturday itt' August next, thes 7th, nt 4 o'clock, P. M. A full attendance rare? quested. Brethren will take doo notice AftcYbtf governed accordingly. By order of the Lodge. ROBERT YOUNG, 8eofy. July 5, 1809 _ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN^ VICKKNS-IN PBOIIATB. Clayton.N. Roid' l!pV,tlon for ParllilU* vs.;', Inna Salo of ?eal Bs*' Alfred M. Roid, ot. al. J tate, , IT appearing \6 my,,satisfaction that AdtftdM. Reid, Barton Griffin and wj^fo',JaKe'D., Oliver 0. Reid and Lawrenoe O.'.Refa; defendants In this oase, r/o8hlo,hfty?fuJf,the limits of this State j 0?. niot^ja(of Heleombe, Pro. Pot., lt ls ordered thafc they .me tnelr plea, answer or demur to said Pell?, tl'on, in this offioo. within forty days from the pub* 1 icatlon of this notice, or tliolrconso.it to thouiMnq will bo taken pro confetto again st them. I. H. PHILPOT, jj.* M. Plekens C. H., July 21, 1809 ?4 -?-.-? . m.,.""r ?jj?Ujmitf, SWEET ) SWEKT QUININE k^ffqtofit ( cqual-*-da*ofAv dose-to the. afYv.' ? ^ ?ulphate. fbitter)- Qu?d?ii'ev-. Quinine , with thalmVo^nnl ndVhnfajie.. of being - ew*eii inat?id ?Ofif & ? bltterv pVapniaj ? B^arHU ia Onvu-f^y,. ?trian of lt? Piokonlpg and poisonous propertied t is' tho most poi-fvot' ANOOYNR and /SooTgi^p0 OPIATB yet (Uk?oveTod, , Sold i by. DAtagUUl. prosoribhiWbV'ths t**ti Phvalcinnr." Mide only by fitina, FairAJW M?hbmlst. ?. Y. ^?M? ? [Notice change tri ?M*]UHm^?^ffl