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^.?M^WW^,- "^...y-._ T r".uB..| ""^ W. C. KEITH, Edito*. WHITNBR SYt?MES, ^y<;/?.)r&-T2v s*C?^/>, s. LARS per annum strictly in advance; for si\ months, One Dollar. Advertisements Inserted at $1 per ?guare/?r r;i lincs or less for the first ,'iisertion, and 60 cents /'or each subs?quent insertion. tf?g* Obituary Notices exceeding five Unes, %;ib H.'??* ?/ Respect, Communications of a persona! oharacler, and Announcements of Candidates, KW elt&tgcd for as advertisements SSW* Job Printing neatly and cheaply execute^ ?1 Payment can b?Ma^lein currency, or in pro ist?n at the vi ? r k 'el rates. W*&i&<Ni;vm?(y cornels ti? to adhere strictly te 4i%r?'J'lh'c''leni ?f ca>sh payment, ? ?.! -M Friday Morning, October 8, I860. Hfe- Attention is? ottlled to tho attractive ^^advertisement in another eduino oftPiopor & ^Lowery, ifc'w??? 6^c?Tc'*foT ird?lt: - ' Our readers will loam with great rO^ gfet that Dr. A. E. Normun, tho effioieot Postuiastor at Walhalla has boon, displaced, " and A. Bryce, Jr., nppoiuted in his stead. Tho office was removed last Friday to tho 'Bpuse opposite pieper & Lowery's store. Dr, t Norman has managed tho oflioo boro fpr fif teen years, and adding a long oxporiepoe to a p;oud education, had boeome as efficient iu tho duties of t|ic othoo as any o?lccr in tho State. Boing a Gorman, but speaking, with ease our language, ho was competent to meet the wants of thu German and American element in our population to , the general satisfaction of all. Nothing but political causes added to tho natural dislike which Radicals entertain for. well bred, well cduoated gentlemen, is assigned os causes for tho change. Dr. Nor man has been a spoke in our wheel, ever ao commodating us in ,getting off our way puck tigcs, thereby remedying to a great extent, tho jVhe imperfect mail. facilities in our County. ^VYe regret tq lose him. (Suspended. Tho "Abbeville Banner" has sold out, ;<prefls, type aud appurtenances to the "Press," ?which will for the present be tho only papar published Ut that place. The "Banner" was .a^ood paper and worthy tho support of an intelligent publie, but the shattered oiroum jStanccs of tho people), with the heavy taxes aud light crops, eau .hardly sustain two pa pers in tho "mme county. Tho "Press" has now tho field to. itself and we feel assured tho people of thnt county will not luck knowledge in m at tor? of public interest while its present .-editor directs its oui uni ns. \ ^ludbads^' |.^bo great purpose of tho pres?is to save the people both timo aud money by giving .them information as to where they oan sup ply their wants with the best materials at tho lowest prices. With this view wc invite the attention of tho publio to tho latest Style of JIats, "tho Sindbad" just, received and for sulo by Mr. J. C. Carter. They arc jheop and fashionable, will preserve tho color, ?nd will not droop in the brim. Call and seo them and also tho largo stock of New Goods.for the Full trade, whioh Mr. Carter put on bia shelves, yesterday, bright and fresh from tho ?i|Us,,.ond if you don't buy, it won't bo ber ?ausOjt?i? goods aro not cheap, pretty and fashionable, ? V ?"Shiver. To a mjnd free from envy, it is a source of pleasure to witness thc successful efforts of a young man to rise by mero energy and in dustry above the common ruin to a position of effluence. Suoh a man is ll. C. Shiver, who without capital, save the will to prompt, and ?he energy to exeoute, has risen step by stop, from a little side streot aforo to the proprie torship of the largest Dry Goods House in Oolti'mbia; and'tho titln of the first merchant trt Columbia. Tho Ufotto of Mr. Shiver has benn-in practice, "Qni?k sales rind Small prof itttjanVJ that at tho close of n season it ia better to run off at, or If Accessary, below cost, than foy Weep them over, all other than staple goods." Tn this way tho opening of ouch season finds fyia shelves replenished with new and fashion able goods of tho best quality. (\Vo have r /jpidod with him a great deal in the past three veal's, and havp never onco had, reason to complain' of any purchase, lie sells by whole sale and retail., Persona visiting the Fair in November could spend a pleasant hour in looking through his establishment and pur dhinsihg such articles as they need. Seo his adveri/aemeni in another columu. _ , The 8outhem Cultivator. !? ' 4?or Oolobor has reaohed us. ,Wo cando .our planting friend? no greater, service than ito call their attention to this agricultural magazine.; it. jp tim leading, representative .o( th^ revolutioii ir) Southern farming, which h i? bono inaugurated stn/oe tho war, with such hippy results.; Its editors, though progr?s* i ?tva, aro ovidotitly cautious mon, 'attaching ^(?ftafc weight toexperi?nep, an i?shown hy tho largo number of prfcioles in everjMflMje; writreu by practical farmers in*al)fthe Sr^uthejn States. It*? oorp* of contributors ia unrivaled, we notice that tho publishers continuo Jo'furnish fco; new srtb'sorlbora, the letters c?ntrtbuf?d by ^tr/-piotii*)?,' embodying his e*porieijoo and, ?ir;'?t!?;V. Theed alone are worth' '20/year*', ?l?taofiptibn. if yo? have Oovor seen tho p>r jfct,* ?end a ?tainp- to Southern Cultivator, Amens, Ga., for n specimen Copy, arid ox. Ou Monday last, a largo number of inter' ested and influential persons assomblod io thia pl^oe forsth,o jj??lpose of' taking aotto? in ref ir?oee tttUo&i j Lin?RfRjMd. |gpft^ r'traoted fuisbu^Mon, fdf atirJjuguin.U granting lid by kCojufly | subsoripti^u, tho , following jjuode olHetfoJj vjns adopted by, a largo majo? Resolved, That wo recommend to tho Coun ty Commissioners of Oeoneo County to pnss tho following order und spread it upon the records of their oflioo : fie it orderrd, That a special election bo .held in ouch of tho Townships of this Otmuty, nt tho ?^?u! plutio bf holding election's in und for the suid County, on tho 21??t day ol Octo ber, A. D. 1869, to reoeivo the voto of tho legal voters of said County, whether tTio ssi? County will subsoribo to tho c t pit > I stock of . tho Air Lino Railroad. Those in favor will j deposit ballots marked "Stock." Those op posed ''No Stock." ? Ahd be it further ordered. That if tho ma jority of tho votes oust ahull be for 4,Stook" that tho County Com missioners will issue 7 per cent. Coupon Bouds of tho County, pays bio in twenty.years after dute at tho Bank in NoW York City, to tho amount ol $50,000 Iflhesaid road snail bo located with in ten milo* of-the Courthouse of H nid County. ?$100,000 if located within five miles ot' said Courthouse, aud $200,000 if located within two miles, to bo issued ns may bo assessed by siiid Company, and to he used in building the mud in said County. Receiving for thc Bonds so issacd an equul amount of the stock of s*id-Company. And be it further ordered-, That if th< enid stook ahull receive tho majority voto, thc Commissioners will appoint two persons tc represent tho stock of thc County in sui*] Railroad Company. And be it further ordered, That this ord e and notice of cleotion be duly published i thc several Townships of said County ug r( quired by Law. Tho election has been recommended fe Thursday tho 21st day of October, inst., an it behooves the fricuda of tho enterprise to li no opportunity pass ?v>r scouring tho sucoei of the movement. Tho County Oommiasioi ors will order tho eleotion, perhaps on Tuc day of Court, which will be tho 9th i November next. Thc proceeding, which aro too lengthy fi this issae, will appear iu our next. Tho people of Wagencr Township, in pu tte meeting assembled, adopted the followit resolution. It ia a move in tho right dire tion ? Resolved, That the Legislature bc reque ! ted to authorize the Township of Wagencr subscribe $50,000 to the capital stook of tl Air Lino Railroad. 2d. That the Senator and members of tl Houso of Rcprosoiitatives from Oeonoe Cou ty be furnished, by tho Secretary of tl meetiog with copies of this resolution. The Survivors Association. Charleston wc believe has the credit organ iz.ng tho first "Survivors' Associa tie in this State The association is compos of tho surviving soldiers of tho la?o Conft eruoy, whoso record is unsullied by any d crraccful act, and has a twofold object, hist ical and charitable. The first is to proser' for tho purpose of a full and impartial nish of the late struggle, every matter of inforu tion connected with the part acted by 1 troops of thia State, thc number furnished ouch county, tho number killed, wounded n died from disease, and t.??h acts of pciso prowess, and other mattera of interest as servo to bo recorded and perpetuated. Fr these, with like materials from other Stn! a Southern History of the war may be t pared for study in the common schools. 1 charitable feature of the association is cert? ly commendatory, and with proper mann mont, may bc made, a source of great bon to the widows arid orphans, of our deem comrades. The purpose, as we untlerst it, is to aid thc destitute of such class, charitable donations in ti Iii CS of great Wi to look out for and provide them with hil seo to their proper education and moral tr ing, and at all times exercise a fatherly perviaion over their interests. Charity is brightest of christian virtue? and it sh resplendently beautiful, when it proceeds f tho heart of u soldier to thc livinc loved < of a deceased comrade, who perished in fiery ord "1 of an honored, thouirh lost ca To honor the dead and tho principles which they sacrificed their lives, hy collec and preserving facts for n full and impa history, and to attest our respect for then living act* of charity to their dcatituto I ilics. constitute the great aim and purpof thia organization, and ns such must inv< with tho interest ami approval of every ? soldier. We notice ''rom the "Phoenix" an association will be formed nt Cnlun and the matter is beginning to ?ttrnot a tion in other .sections Ours is a hospi people and hospitality aid charity OTC kid virtues. Does not duty demand some ? in this matter at our hands ? Would i .be well ii every corin ty in the State si organizo suoh associations and oontribu availnhle informatiOn to thev futuro hiato this great struggle for loonl govern mon Our county waa'no advoonte of secession whop tho State sryored its,.connection the general government,, wo recognizer duthjflito thi) State as paramount t" other consideration, and espoused and i tuinod to the last our Allegiance bv soldh bravo and zoaloun ss over: marshalled i 'the Confederate bannfrs ? With the Jot npMbo j duties of oharity ?nod hum to the dead parish?' Our columns are to tho v Sc wt hf nny soldier on this au and if tho Above he found to moot th? a Ration of ,thi^ ejssfl, we fiUcrtfcst that a mr bo hold next saleday and an praranh jformed for the pnrp .IQS mentioned - ho roiftemberer?. that this \n no political tor Anti no pnlittoal qumioq will bo toh in the organizion, .i""'" - mit ? ?III .. III i'--^-- - - V v,'J- - Public Discussion, THE FRIENDS pf tile Air Hm Railroad, anxious that tho subjout sholl bo fully dis cussed before tho people, will be at the places below mentioned to meet all interested In, (and who ie not iotorosted either for or against ?) the undertaking, where thoy hope to meet ?11 tho oRwe.ns. in a full, freo and friondly discussion ; At high Falls, on Friday 16th ?nstaut; " Porryville, ? Saturday 10th " ? : ? Whetstone, " <? 28d *'* " Haoh'elott? Retron t " 28d .? ?. Liberty Ohuroh; " 80th ? " Oheohoo ? 80th ? Walhalla Mouday 1st Nov'r Oot 6th, 1869" -"td WR GOODS I FOR I ARE NOW rondy for distributigp,. The ' stock bf goods AT RETAIL in tho Front Store is replete and mil,and of vs* ry conceiv able H ty le apd prico. Our Shawl and Cloak Department Presonts sotno rare attractions in prices and . dpV.gns. Our Dress Goods Department, AB usual, exhib'.tsall tho handsome no vol tie?. Our Horary and TTnderware De partment SuppVios all tho artioloa of oomfort and protec tion for wintor uso. Dur Notion & Haberdashery De partment .Will, as heretofore, receive our bdst attention, and o very novelty, useful or ornamental, can bo had from it. Our Carpot Department This soason oxools ovorything of tho kind ovor exhibited in Columbia before, comprising everything known to tho trado in the way of Floor Curpotings. Our Wholesale Department Is a fpociulity, wherein we claim tu givo all tho advantages that can bo offored. Tho Quods for the Doparmont aro ou hand-bought right, and sold with ns little expeuao as they can be bandied anywhere. Wo solicit a call from every ono wanting Gonds. ? We positively guarunteo our bills certainly as cheap-often cheaper-than can bo had oUewhero. R. C. SHIVER. Columbia, S. C., Oct 1, 1800 52_tf__ N?VV^GOODS. v I - TUR UN^l^tsr?rNKD IS NOW RI3r CEIVING FRESH GOODS FROM CHARLESTON, BA^TIwORE & NEW.YORK, which ho offers low, for cash or barter. Will also pay highest market price in cash or barter for BUTTER, ll EES WAX POULTRY, FURS, SKINS, &0. J. J. LEE. Oct 5, 1809 52 tf Grass Seed. RED CLOVER, HERD'S, ORCHARD ami TIMOTHY CRASS SEEDS, Eur sale by J. B. E.* SLOAN & CO.. Pendleton. S. 0. Oot. 4. 18G9_M_tf_ INotice to 'Tax-Paytra. PERSONS, who llave not yet paid their Taxes ara notified that my Hooks will be kept open for he receipt of Taxes, without the penalty, until | the 15th instant. After that day, my Instructions are positive to close the fooks, and proceed to collect with the penaltv added by distraint. S. G. HfillNDON. County Treas. Pot 2. 1860. _62_a Notice. rpiIE ANNUAL MEETING o' tho Board of] 1 County Commissioners, for Oconee Coun ty, will bo hold on the First Tuesday cf Novem ber next, nt. their Office in Walhalla. All persons having claims against tho Coun ty, will render tho samo to mo according to law, on ov before th? 1st of November next. WI?ITNER SYMME8, Clerk. I County Commissioners Office. Sept 25, I860_62_td. Special Convocation. pOMPA NIONS of Walhulla Chapter, No. 28, will \J assemble in tholr Hall, nt Walhalla, on Friday tho 16th day of October. 1869. at 10 o'clock, A. M. Candidates will bo punctual in heir attend ance Members will como prepared to dispose- of all business before the Chapter. This business is important in its ohatHoter. Py order of tho M.-.E.\IL-.P.?. D. P. ROBINS. Stot'y. 6ct. 1. 186u 61 ft i . -. - f. . .. - . _,__ i niue Ridge Lodge. No. 92, A. IP. ML ! THE NFijfCT Rj?ffTJbAR COMMUNICATION of ' Blue Rldg?.1.0*4*'?. No. 02, A.-.F.-.M,.-will be held ont.he. First-Saturday in November next, the fljh, at 4 o'olook. P.. M. .A full attendance ls re quested. 'Brethren will IN We flue notice rind bo *a.vejmed a000rdlng1y< Rv order of fho Lod*e. , ROBERT XOUNO, Beo'y. Oet. U,1860. td ? iiiL_?iUa?.l mk J?Luli-l^^j_jasa* ! dijit < ? .. r Taxet. . > The County Treasurer by nolioe In thie issue, informa the pnhlle that tho time for the payment Of. Taxes, without the penalty he? been extended to the loth of the prient month, Thia order require* him, after that day, to rdosc up his books and if lue executions for taies unpaid*, wtyh,the,.penalty addod. Let- defet?J^* if ninfea* thlf^ G?EAT BARGAINS OP^dlkD ATT . XXtii? Ulli & LOWERY'S. WE AUK DAILY RECEIVING: QUR Full and Winter floods. OVK&t??K COM PRISES THE LAUG- j EST AND BEST VARIETY Ol?*l EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, whioU will bo sold for ooah; ns low os tho lowest- Thoso who hu ve no vor traded 'With us will find it to thoir advantage to gtvo us a Oall, as wo fool sure we omi suit everybody in quality ond prioos. \Vo ohargo nothing for showing our goods. . . K(\\U ? - '.. .'. </ i . . . . PIEPER eV LOWKR?Y. PIEPER & LOWERY HAVE JUST RECEIVED Fancy and Solid .Prints . FOR THE FALL TRADE. ALSO, 30 Pieoes all Wool DoLiinos, assorted Colors, for tho speoiul gratification of their ludy fricuds For &aU at P1GKE1S Sc LOWERY'S, A LARGE SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS, MUSLINS, JAONETS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, OSNABURGS, AO. CLOTHING, A LARGE SUPPLY OK DRESS COATS, Overcoats, Vests, and Punts fur tho comfort of the outer mun-at PUSPEtt & LOWERY'S CLOAKS anti sit* W ?LS, FOR TUE LA DI KS. Also, ?ll kinds of Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Laces, Fringes, Ribbons and Notions goner ally. For anio at 1'lcpei* &. Lowery's. Hats and Carts, FOR TUE GENTLEMEN, of tho latest Styles,-at PIEPER <fc LOWERY'S. Boots and Shoes. LADIES CONGRESS GAITERS, BALMORALS, &o. For aale by PIEPER <fc LOWERY. Crockery ware, QUEENSWARE, CHIN AWARE, AND Glassware. A full ussortment on hand at PIEPER ci? LO WER YS. Groceries. JAVA, LAGUIRA AND RIO COFFEE, Loaf, Clarified end Brown Sugars, of different qualities, Teas, Rice, Molasses, &o. ALSO, IAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, iU" weighing 210 pounds. For sale by PIEPER & LO WE RY. Flour. len SACKS BEST QUALITY FLOUR, ltJU . from new W bent, at PIEPER & LOWERY'S. rmn:n & ILOWEHY nAVE JUST JKEC15IVED A SPLENDID LOT OF CORSETS. t Pieper &, Lowery KEEP IIB BEST ?UALIT?E8 OF STEJELBSend Iron for ferai work, Wagon Tire, &c, also Shovels, .Spu?os, il nos, Axes, j HttWWi Traces,., Hinges, Nailp, &o.; Also, the best brands of Chowing and Smoking Tobacco. Also, 'tho best Kentucky Rifle Powder, Lesdj ShbV&e.-, for Sportsmen. . , .y\. >?.': o-yi ?' ? . ' '? *!? ,: 'V ;' if, (j I - ? ?1 -T-, Confections, Of W/^, R"i?i..s, Nu(s, Pink jo* '.j Alto, Cf#orV< ^'1 ffitK " ' .'. "f ni hit ni Call f?? .^B?W^ -,.l,nfc sv] Cot 9. 3860, * - - -^3 tf gi ??'4 -^hy?/ . y . rm. $ i ? " ; Administrator's Sale. , T.. - TUE STATE >0F 8?U|? 0AR0j.IN| A. 0. Norris. Adnft. with 1? J Will unueXed, & &U) for *bBti vs? } Ifffl, Rolicf, ^ Franel? B. Norris, a $ John H. ZinimOjman. Pt.al, |T r'X Virtuo of atv Order in 'this ease, to mo iii-. * 'rooted, I will oxposo to Kale, on saleday in |(N?vembor next, nt ? WALHALLA C. H., I^ Oopnco County, a certain Tract of Land bo [.longing Ut tho Es'tato o' Robort B. Norris, dco'd, I containing Six .Hundred -rind 8ii>(60?)AoroB more or less, situated in Oeonco County and State of South Carolina, and adjoining lauds of . William Stoelo a?nd othora^known astlio^Doub-. t Te Oab'm Tract. This plac0lies'rflTx"'rni1es from Walhalla on thc publio road leading to Jarratt'sj Bridge und is well timborcd. *n To bo sold on a crodlt of twolvo months with j IntoroKt from dny of salo (or for Cash", af thu I option of the purchaser). Tho purchaser tugivo , bond with two good sureties, for the pm obese , money, end to receive possession on complying I with terms nf Bale. Tho purchaser will bo re quired to pay, for stamps,and tho taxes on the landI for tho*yoar 1,809, with dish enough to dofrav tho expenses of stile. Exponses or salo tovbe deducted from the amount nfimlo.* -v n m r Ai0 NO URIS. i ' 4 Aam'r. WW Will annexed. Oct. 4, 1800^ ,0 6& _4_ Sheriff's gale. BY virtue of sundry writs of J'Ver/ Faci?s. to me directed,' I will jell to tho higliCHl bidder, nt (ho Market Houso, in Walhalla, S. C., on Saleday ia October next, tho following properly.: Ono Tract of Land, lying on tho winers of Little Uiver, containing 1.200 Acres, moro or less, and ad joining lands of Bobort V. Morgan. Neal Slribliug 'find cher's, lovlod on as the property of George Seaborn nt tho suit of J. IL Rftrlo nnd others. One Tract of Land adjoining hinds of P. E. Maxwell, B. B. Harris, and estate of Jos. Burns. And others, containing CB Acres more or less. \ levied on ns the property of Lewis James at the | suit of J. E. Ilagood, Assignee. And on Tuesday after Saleday, at tho house ol' ! George .Seaborn, on Litllo Uiver, tho following per sonal properly : 4 Mules, 2 Wagons. Harness for one Wagon, 1 Log Cart, 1 Cow ano; Calf, 1 Yearling Coif, 18 Stook Hogs, lf> head of Sheep. Household nnd Kitchen Furniture, 1 set Patent Mill Dogs, 3 Plow Stocks, 1 Corn Sheller. 1 Straw Culler. Scythe Cradle. 1 Grass bind, and Swath. Levied on ns the property ol' Oeorgo Seaborn, nt thc suit of J. B. Karlo and others. T Rfc vs CASU - Purchaser topay extra for Stamps aud all necessary papers. J. ll. UOBINS.S.O.0 Oct. 2, 18(H) 62 td ? _ i Sheriff's Sale I>Y virtue ora Writ of Fieri Facias, tome ) directed, 1 will sell, to the highest.bidder at Picketts 0. IL, on saleday in November next, the following property *.' One linet of Land on llrushy Crook, adjoint fr I Lands of ll. C. Lriggs and others, containing 300 acres inore or less. (D?fendant s Homestead to bo set otf before Halo levied on as tho properly of Robert Couch, ill thc suit ol" Spencer Stegall. One Yoke ol' Oxen, as the properly ot John Humpy, ot the Suit of IV A. Thompson, Ad'mr and others. ., TE it ur. CASU. Purchasers to pay extra for title* and stumps. JO AB M AU LIMN. S.F.C. Oct. 4. 1803 _ td THE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. riCKKNS COUNTY BY virtue of (in order from I. II. Philpot Probate Judge, I will sell, at public out cry. before tho Court House door, on tho 1st Monday in November nest, tho following tracts of Lund, viz : Thc Hool Estate, of Jumes Latham, deceased, vi/. : One Tract of Land, situate in Bickens County, on Poddy's Crook, waters of Saluda River, bounded by lands ?if B. F. Dil worth. Martin Ponder u?.d others, containing 400 acres, ?nore or leas. Ai,??, The Heal Estate of Richard Balontino, dee'd, in two Tracts viz : Tract No. 1..situate in Pickens County, on Brushy Creek, adjoining hinds bl Brad wei I Dav. il. C. Br iggs and others, containing 00 acros, more or less. Tract No. 2, in Bickens County, on Brushy Crook, adjoining lands of II. C. Briggs, Os borne Mauldin and others, containing 45 ucros moro or less. The Real Estate of Ambrose Reid, dco'd, sit unto in Bickens County, oh Adams' Creek, ad joining lands of J. IL Amb'er, Cornelius Keith and others, nnd containing 472 acros moro or less.' Ah*?, One Tract of Land, the Real Estate of Joshua Chapman, deceased, situate in Pickoi.s County. 1 on Shoal Creek, adjoining Lands of Samuel Chapman, Bloomer Merck and others, contain ing oight hundred nores moro or loss. . . . All poid for partition among tho heirs. Tt?RMS-On a crodit of twelve months, with interest, except the costs which most bo paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond-to Probate Judge, &c, and pay extra for titles and stamps. ?JOAB MAULPIN. S.P.C. Oct 4, 18G9 . 52 td Real Estate for Sale. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ?cone? County. IN TUE CIRCUIT COUKT-WJUITY SIDE, v. Dan'l S. Smith, ct. ni. "1 Bill for part* vs. J- Hon, &c. Richard Crump ton. ot. si. J TTNDER an order from tho Circuit Court? U Equity sido, for the said Slntonnd County. I will sell to tho highest bidder, bolero the Market Houso In Walhall?, tin Saleday in N" vembnr next, tho Keiil Estate of Nithaniol Hull, deceased, a? follows : Tract Ufo. ?, Situated in said State and County, adjoining ! Lands of Elijah Foster. Mrs. Abbott nnd tract ' Nos. 2 and 3, containing ?19 acres moro or i lose. , ? v/i'id '.ed j IVacI No $j .V'nininfir traot No, 1. and lands of Henty. Hordes; MM. AM>?tr. ?nd Kit^C "f Jt Y, Shankliri; Oont?llnl,f,g acres, moro or less., I .><? . Tr?ct ft?v ? ? , i 1 A^otrilrffr fWf\ai > Nfo. L and lands'- of i ^owis | fcfnnf*hae4 and postor .Perry, Quntftininjj, Ifft ,| M ,p8e? I.? i, III , These ladds are very. vahiaWd. toriMMInflf > 'largely cf Rottom Land?, weih kvatetid ^nd [timbered, and convsijlontto market, . .J \ TERVfS-rThft costs and on? third of tho pyr oH^irf rhor?^f %o he paid In ca-h, the remaining 1 twi- thirds ?u a.credit of .ope year, Tho pur EQUALITY LIFE INSUllANCB Company of Virginia? EQUALITY,. Lili li INSURANCE ?!QM JS PAN Y OF VIRGINIA. REASON WIIY EVEllV ONBSHOULD? INSU UK IN THE liQUALPTY LIFE? INSUUACli COMIAN Y \ VIRGINIA. 1st. It is more Li bo nil to tho luau vera than any ot >or company, and will o von tu tilly become-' purely mutual ami belong to tho Insurers. 2d." It otftuuiiei It3 tn moy amongst ita pa trons, who tire the! isurors. Consequently \hoy nro qonjtAnally getting tho bonofit of tho rapid), accumulations ot tho C unpanv, tho money be, Itig SiVv?sted by tho Board of Dirootora dmohKst tbo iuHurors. Thnroforo tho insurers are build ing up un institution peculiarly their own. und copiliicVod f.rihelr bonofit. ' '7 3d. The lonna (d' thia t J. mi puny aro os liberal-. UH other companies, who declaro dividends ut-, tho omi of tho second, third und fourth year*, but this Omnpntiy nt tho omi of tho first nn'd' every yenr. i Thereby tho insurer saves aovoral yours' introit mi his loans by ?mu?ring .in thia; Company, und ho nov?r Liosos his money if ho* paya UT;? for ono wholo. your. wherein1, in other4 o^mpunio", ho bas to romain nu insurer forr peverill, yearn, or ho loosen all tho inouoy hw hus paid. DAVID 13. CLARK, President THOS ll' WY NN li, Vico President; * JOHN Q WINN, Secretary. OliN. SAMES ll. LAN li, Actuary. . , DR. v. II! WATKINS.) " . AA-imi>na> DR. ll W. DAVIS, \ Moduwl AdTt?w J UDO li J'. A. MEUEIMTII, Counsellor. " i :'? --" it /'vt; v*W* DIRECTORS: . . , , |? J. B. WINSTON, Treasurer and Scoretav ry R F A? di. UR. . WM. J. JOHNSON, of JoKnlmis; (l?n? WhoItWtlU? Ciocers. WM. II. POW JillS of Winston ?Powefey Wholesale Grocers.' iw hw |**t<*# ALBERT OUDWAY, .Treasurer Rue!** ingham Slate Company. , , . .... J. V. GIBSON, Superintendent Adama*' Express Company CHAULKS Y. M O RIOS, Morris & Cb-V Silgar Refinery. G A. PlilMiii. Superintendent M<uiohe?^ tor Cotton .Mili.s. JOHN H.. TYLER, John tl, & Joh jv Tyler, Jewelers. .MOSES MILLI M S KR; Wholcaald Drjf Coodn. - THOMAR S. BAiliUWIN, Clothing. JOHN M (JpDp.lN, Cornier Planters?" Bunk. t J. li. DOWIiLL. Superintend.ut Weste??' Union Teh unph Cmhpihy. A C Rt HUilU SON. Cattle Broker, i G L I Iii IUI IN C. Wholes do Grocer R L. BROWN, of Brown, Junes Sc C*K,, Wholesale Gtocoiv*-. A BODIiK KR Druggist. S. M. HOSENBAUM. of S. & M Ro.vn baum, Dry Coeds. . i- J , ? J COT. HOB r A. I'll JU ?MON n.)iifioah>r> f'icnd thal he bus taken tho Agency for 'Ira District wit!, the Equality Ldc In.-urunco Com pany, and would Le pleaded to wait on his friends and iii? public. (Ic would bo glad to employ some eight ur ten solicitors ns canvas sers, mid will make it to their inforest to work for tho 'liquidity." ile respectfully culls nt?' tendon to tho advertisement ubovo. IC QU AL IT Y Ll FU IA'S UH A NOE CO. Examino its Pamphlets before yu insure, it i* to your interest ti? do so. Priuoi] t>9Office 1015 Muin-st eet. llichnvmd. Va. A GUN TS \Y. I NTLD EI ER Y WHERE* J. iii OSTEN DO RF, German Agent. DR. JAMliS M. SLOAN, Medical KxnVt' &??>- The Copir?nnv ia permitted to refort?r Col. \V. C. KKITII. .Maj. J. H. WniTNlK, W?. J. NKVIM.E. hiid'J W. STKIIII.INO. Ksqrs.' Oct 1, I Sty.). 62 ly iS otico IS MiBL'OV given that I will make application^ I toi. [. Philpot, Esq., Judge ol' Trobatr ?f l'ickrns t'ounty. ?no month IVoni date hereof? fkUt4* a full and tinal discharge ns AdaiinialMtri^ pX tih.v Hst ute ot' John McWhorter. deceased. M ARO A It ET MoWHOK'l KB, .tul^?i * Oct. fy ip?ft ; __tW._. ? 4 . AL'X.SJERVI?.) (O. C. BENTLY?, Athens, G?., y j ( Clayton, Ga?. ERVIN ? BENTLY, * ^V-t-torrLOjrs ?X X^ebwy $ WILL PRACTICE IN PARTNERSHIP* IN THE OOUNTY OF RABUN^ STATE OF GEORGIA. Oct 5, 1809-' ' 52 ) tf ; : Notice.T\ TII13? Ann nul Meeting of tho B|?urdt>f v'ittn" j ty OummViRuiuorM, for Pickens County,.,' will bo held mi the First Tuesday of November ' next, at their Office, ut Pickoris C, II. I All p.ert??>ns having oluiiqa against tl^e.?ouu.-: ty.will rodder lim samc.to mo according to? law, on nr before tho ls?, nf Novomhrr, \io?t.' ! J. K. HAOOOD. Clerk, . County Cotn'rs Office. Sept. 25..1K0,0r ?fctjfc'y ?." Notico . ';< -.. ?/. i ? , . timi y IS hereby given to all .whom il,may eoncprn, that. . I will appfj' io I. If. Philpot, Trobato Judge or Plokons connry. on tho st day of 'Noveraher net?, Ol fora final (Usoliargo aa Adminislrutrixot. tho estate? of John 0. Knox, ilooeaseil. ' HLIZABETH KNOX. Adni'x, - Sept. 21. 1860. f?l . T'lm ' 1 TIJISTA^ OOONEE COUNTY ' ...li IN tHR OllieOIT OOUIIT-+-KQWJTY ?ITj?*,; . I* '.ff 1 M. P. M'ttc^rtl>' ^ >A Mn?<.hnll es?., j I " '! I' 1 sms. 'rbi? |qhti\ertok"^ W. H. Thrift- and ? \ )M\*t'fa . X Binknift?i. find wife Sarah, und Mary 9\} ' :'?litii.ft.pillent di)(opdonts ?u thiH oaimo,, ^es?da,. * hoy und tho pmitsvol 11? 1?* State: On oiniiou'.of ' Nori?h,' l?omphiltinutV.'S.dlcitnr, it ia orudiedj ^ that tin? said aidant dofaildai.'lH di) uppeur lind ' ^ftT^WPVV MV (^n?ir, tu Coiwp^iuuiH'jB^ial^ H f.lldl of ?'iinplftint, witliui forty days ufter pub-. , rcipjt^#t?a? to th?m. . - .) iwuW<i&s?<J?ri