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# Wlio is She A Washington correspondent of the New Orleans Times says: Aa I camo up the avenuo this morning I noticed at a fashionable jtowefry establishment a very neat photon drawn by a suporb pair ot browns. I also noted tho lair mis- J tr?$&, who wfts daintly descending, as ? woman to bo observed. Nothing could bo in bottom ton than hor ontiro equipage, ller dress was ono in which tho quietest tints blended in ..r . -l. . .. .1 rni. _ .1 i ? _ _ a . i -i jjuriout nccoru. xuo ueueiuu mil could never liavo been fabricated outside of the world's gay capital, Paris, and it seemod only a happy accident when the wanton wind blowing too rudely, swept aside the dress for a moment and revealed a loot to wear tbo slipper ot a Uindorella, and an anklo rivalling in beauty and delicacy tho swift footed Atlanta's own. Very quiet and deraurc was the faco, in wuich there wan no color, nor remarkable beauty, save a pair oi luvoly eyes. Which were ot a Boft brown changing sometimes to a dark gray. Tho low, trainanto voico waa ono to rcuicmbor, tor it Bccniod ladened with a cadence of a sad heart. Yet, undor tho influence of thofto eyes, men old enough to havo wisdom, if gray haira could bring it, havo forgotten wivos, honor, all> and bowed themeelvea in tho dust. It lust hopes and ruined homes could kill, this woman could roar a pyramid to her conquests higher tlmn Timour tlio Tartcrs monumont ol hu* man skulls. In spito of lior attraetivo oxtorior tho man of the world bhould soon becomo aware of t!io abecenco of the jo uo said qnoi, which is tho bom heritage of guod blood and lineage; find them whero you may. This is no venial vonus, only tho lobby queen. !5ho lives quietly bore, keeping handsome rooms, through whoso postals tho names which havo for years boon part ol tho nations history are too frequently sent. She lias an ample iortuno, made in Crodit Mobilior, Pacific I Mail, and kindred deviccs for robbing the nations coflera. Yet, with youth, money and marvelous fascination, alio is doomed to wander up and down the earth, with a brand upon her as enduring and unchangeable as tlio mark of Cain. Few womon will immediately seek dishonor, but tliia ono must have done so. A wifo onco with the beet love of a chivalric devotion, a high social position and a historic natno. . All thoso sho cast from hor for a man utterly worthless and without oven a specious ad van tago of handsome faco and bearing, Ono would have thought that tho contrast between this worthless roue and tho gallant gentleman whoso life alio wickedly wrecked was so great that if honor and honesty held their peaco, wordly prudoncc would have spoken in trumpet tonoa. But it boots not talking of this. It is the Btory of Perdita, with modern adaption. If history repeats itself, even in like manner does roniMice. It is the ancient story of "The Lost One,'' with modern improvement, i?nd not of the dark a^es, but in this virtuous and Christian lDr'u century. <T*? ? VAUrOTT A Tr * 1 Mvnroj j&nu v di uncill' III,3 Hl'tJ IUU JtlllUl that Tell. A Rhrowri journalist givos tlii.s business hint: Who would rogard tho nows columns of a nowspapor which dcn.lt only in tho broadestgeneralities, reporting day altor day facts that tho ^..t i:~ i fiuuuu wore aircauy \% ell awaro oi7? | Ofcourno no 0110 would road such a papor. it in tho Iroshnoss aod Btrilc*. ing clmraetor ol tho news which draws rcaderaand makes a newspaper Bought for, and just tho same principlo applies to advertisements. Tho htisino?n man, to honcCit fully from thorn, must make thnn contain something flirt ' ' ..... ,.v> ,..v, .uiiii/iu Know?ircbh and dotnilod information. Hold and ingenious display will novor ulono of. feet tho objoct. In u long and obsorvinr oxporicnco wo havo noticed that people pay little niton lion to gonoralitios. A dry goods doaler may advortiso from now I till doomflday that lio koops a In I j Block of collon, linen and woolnn j^oodn, sillcH, velvets, ribbons, lacos, oto., and observe flcnrcoly any increaso in his trado, but let bini announce that lio liasjojtoncd a caso of ciislunoros which ho has marked at twenty fivo oonts a yard bolow tho previously ourronb pricos, and hoo "how liis Btoro will bo throngod. Uutitis not; alway?; rwcossary to1 eul priooB to umlco advortisomonla toll. A louditig Chicago book houfeo (111m it.a nilflni'liuini* unnnn Willi iwihri /* 1 listB of all llio now publications of tho day. All book worms road thom with intoroBt, and no doubt woigh tho pricos in thoir mind till thoy aro impollod to go to tho store and purohaeo' in otiior departments of trado thoro aro fow advertisers who do not hfvvo 8 nnothing in thoir stoolcsthat, graphically described, would draw 1)0^is ot people to tlvoir storos to inspoct if not to purchaso, and inflpoction commonly loads to purchaso. Tho aim should bo to intorost tho j)iihlic. It no doubt roquiros skill and i 1 -i -1 ? L..i il!- ? iiiuuguu umu wuuiy, uiiu nub jjubiuvu nows fontiiro is oasontial to tho profitableness of tho advertisement, arid can alwaya bo dcpoodod on to pay bandaomoly. ? mm IIow to Get Alono.?Don't atop to toll atorioa in business hours. t C 1 .. 1 ? x 1 ! k . xi yuu mivo <i jusiuo ui uuamuss uu found thoio when wanted. No man can got rich by sitting around tho stores and saloons. Novor lool on business inattors. llavo order, syste n, regularity and fi'on ni'nmnlnnaa ...WW V. V,...,.V..VUV,. Do not meddlo with business you know nothing of. Do not kick ovory stono in your path. Morn milni nnn hn mn.rln in onn (lay by going steadily than by Btop? ping. Pay as yon go. A man of honor rospocta Iiia wdiil as 11o duc6 his bond. Help others when you can, bat never give what you cannot afford hnnnnAft it is hiftliinimhln Loam to say no. No nocossity ot snapping it out clog fashiou, bul say it firmly ami roapootfully. Use your own brains rather than tlioso ot others. Learn to think awl act for your..nlf OUI I . Keep ahead rathor than behind the times. What two letters of tho alphabet indicate very cold woathe:??I 0 (icy.) " ~ PICKENS COOHIV DIRECTORY, Srilff/flr It P. Jicjirescntative?1) F Bradley. Clerk < / Court?S 1) Keith. Juthje of Prolxtle?I 11 l'hilpot. S/ierijr?J Kiley Ferguson. Coroner?Warren 15oyd. School Commissioner?It A liowen Treasurer?IV A Lesley. Auditor?Alorzo M Folgor. County/ Commissioners?John T Gosgelt. Chairman?Robert Craig, 0 M Lyuch. ('lurk County Commissioners, <) L Ilollingsworth. Trinl Jusliccs?Eiislrt/, () II 0 Smith?Stf luhriti/, J H Clayton?Ctnbral, James A Lithlell?Pickens C II., C L IlollingHWorth and 0 \V Taylor?DaeutvilU, .1 H Sutherland. J *?u>%mm ? Wgmm uwy-Mwiwimi ocaHMWapMW Agents Wanted For tho [WOWAV nftri'a,'vc?f Iho oxploita, adTM ventures and travels of Madda/ptittt ",ll(! J' VKLASQUEZ, othorflAULL wise known as LT. HARRY T. lHIDLli ?r?i\ Si ? ? ? ~ uurrunu, \r O. A. A TrilO SOlUhern Heroine, Edited by C, J. WOUTHINGTON, late U. H. Nnvy. MADAM E V ELASQUEZ, disguiaod as ft Confederate officer, participated in a number ol' tlio hardest fought battles of (lie late war, and greatly distinguished herself by the extraordinary valor she displayed. She also distinguished herself as .1 SPY AND SECRET SERVICE AGENT, and on numerous occasions ran through the Federal lines and obtained information of vital importance to the Confederate commaudcrs. Obtaining admission behind the SCENES AT WASHINGTON, sho established confidential relations with prominent Federal officials; was concorned in the great J'.OND SWINDLE, >?y which the United States Troftsury suffered to the extent of in ill Ioiih of dollars; was actively engaged in bluckndc-runing, and 111 encouraging SUBSTITUTING AND BOUNTY FRAUDS, by which the work of recruiting the Federal armies was so seriously impeded; and was I ho heroine of a number of exploits even more interesting than those of the battle field. It also contains a history of her Mining on (he I'lioifin SldliP- Imv Ti'itvnla ill rnw.i.n <!*?.. I. , ... v., ww.mi Amcricfi, an?l among the Mormons, Lovo, Courtship, Marriage, etc. Tho above fuels aro substantiated by leading men b('th South ond North who participated. No book of such varied and intciiHO interest an tho Woman in ISattlo lias oror boon issued in Amcricn. Agents wanted in every county in the United States. Agents can make moro money t>y canvassing for this book than any others, as it is tho cheapest as well as the best selling Agents' book ever published. Tho book is u largo octavo volumo of over COO mures. i profusely illustrated. Wo print, bind and < publish our own books; heuce, oan allow lnrg ] or commissions than any other house. Secure | your choice of territory nt once. Address Soullicrn I'ublislilii^ t'o. Colt. Pit y or and M itcii km, stukkis. ATLANTA, fJKOKQIA. 1 Jan 0, 1^76 1H > tmremm* 'umii mi'in. nuw .L.ii .Li. jluii-1"1 Pi KK*S flK^II Ni'IIOOI^ IH7H. milE Scliolastio yonv is divided into two jL Terms of 20 weeks ouch. Tho First Term commcncos January 17tl?, and ends Juno 3d;' (ho second Term commcnccs July 4th, and onila Nftvombo* 18tV\ joi Students encoring withlh*two tfctjlcs nftcr , tho o&inion<njVnc?t of th'<StL'orm'6,' will bo charged for 'tho wholo Torm ; those entering after this time, from tho tiroo of onleringj It is moro satisfactory that Studonts ontei' at tho commencement, whoa tho ecvoral classes avo forming, Course of StudyPRIMARY ?i)JOPARTMENT. JUNIOR OLA88. 1st Term?Spoiling and Reading. 2d Term?Spelling and Reading continued ; Primary Geography; Mental Arithmetic/ Exercises in Writing. INTEKMKD1ATK 01,ASS. 1st Tcrm^SpefiingJ ai|d Reading) continued: Gcograpfiy-cmrtiiludd;'Introducing English Grammar; Elements of Written Arithmetic; Exorcisos in Writing. 2d Term?Spelling and Reading continued; Kloments of Written Arithmetic completed; Intermediate Oeoeranhv cnmnlnted: Annlvl. ical English (Irnmnmr; l'rimary U. &. History; Brfevoises in Writing. 8RNTOU Or,A88. 1st Term?English Grammar complotod; Physical Geography; Ooninion School Arithnie* tic; Towns Analysis of Words; 2d Term?Greene's; Analysis of English Language; Arithmetic : conlinuod; Sniallor Composition; Higher U. 8. History. x iv jj i. iiiva jl \j iv i uvjl iv iv l. JUNIOR 0LA88. lal Term Latin Grammar and Harknoss' Kirst Latin Book; Latin Bonder; Duvics' Algebra; History of England. 2cl Term?Ijdur Books of Cteanr; Arnold's 'scc*nd Latin Hook on Analysis of'the fAtin Sentenco; Greek Grammar; Kondrick's Orcok Ollendorff; Orook Reador; Divvies' Algebra completed; Natural Philosophy. INTEllMKDIATH CI.A88. 1st Term?Six Books of Virgil; Greek Header completed; l'lain Geometry; Hlglior Composition and lliietorio. 2d Term?Siillust'ts Catnlinc & Jugurtlia; Xenophon's Anabasis; Higher Algcbqi commcnccd; Solid and Spherical Geometry completed; Chemistry. . n i minion cr.Asfc. 1st Term?Cicero's Select Orations; XcnophonB Memorabilia; Trigonometry and Surveying;, ltoiimn History; Latin Pros# Composition. Jil Term?li>r:icc cntit'e;"dix Books of I lie' Hinds; Greek Prose Oomposilion; Algebra completed; /^ijlronoaiy. , The ftbovo courso will proparo.can didatoa for'ndriiis.sion into tho Hovhomohr CiAf& of n*hy of our Southern, CollogoH, Studonts, who do not stand a Bfttinfftctory examination upon the several studios ot each eluas, will not 00 aiiowou cno pnviiogo to advanco to 1 ho next higher, hut bo rotainod in suuli class, till all tho .studies of it be satisfactorily eonipleted. Tuition of J'himaky Dei'Aktment t I'^U TKItll. Junior Cmss, - - 810.00 Intormodialo Class, - - 12.50 Senior " s . lo.OO Preparatory Dopartmont, 20.00 1 .In/lont.nn ...III 1- < -- I ' ai v uvuuvuvii >Y i? I UU liltlMU lUi' I. lime oxcopt from prolongod sickness. Monthly reports of punctulity, deportment, and recitations isi oituii study, will bo furnishod puronts. J. If. CARLISLE, Principal. Deo. 23, 1875 17 t'f A LKCTl'JiE TO YOUNG MEN. J Hit fublittfudy^ in (L Sexlcil Envelope* J'ric<: V i V / ' Sic (CVA/j. / l A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, anil Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrluca, induoed by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, Iinpotency, Nervous Dcs bility, and Impediments to Marriage gonerally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical;' "Ificajmcity, fco.? liy j KOHERT J. cajiYfcllWELL, ?I. U, author I of tMi "Qr.ctn Wook," &o. V THc \Fonu-rcnowned author," in this admirublo Lecture, clearly provos Iroiu lira own experience lh?.t (he >vwfnl conso<iticncos of Self-Abnsfl "limy bfl Clltdtflally rfttaO'Jtfd'ttithout medicino, and wlthoutMa'hgrvo'ml rfuVgfoul operations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing out it mode of euro ill once ccrtftin and etfoctual, by whiclicvery spfferor, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply; privately and radically. This X<ecUiiV) wilt prove ft boon to thousands and thousand.-!. Sent, undersea!, in a plain envelope, to any ail^lress, en receipt of si* cents, or mo postage stamps/ Address the "Publishers. F. liUUGMAX & SON, 11 Ann St.,'New Ytirtf; PoslOflicc Dox, df>8G. Jnn 13, 1870 19 If TKP WPPt?T V SUM 8 p^'09' 60 broad Iflh YYafilftaJ &Yili oolumns, from now lo New Y?ars, post paid, (30 cts. Address Tho Sun," N. Y. ' ./ It \l. S U B S C R I }i E : 1 H I t)A i . i. i a . !?<? !.> f'Wii W I?n? IIm'-S FOR-TUB ?. i | l // t, " pin sim !<* 1 * H . * iWwKs v K 1 IM ' a ilftv gunrnntcoii using our WHLTi wo AUGKK k DIM U.S. $100 a mrmll. | paid 10 Jfftotl ngonta. Auger Itook free. Jil/. Augo Co., St. I.ctriy, Mn, * t 1 1 f PJ R. T.QALE, i \iin\t. ! < ' t V- ;:or'ii ?Manufacturer of? l i : - r r DooiH' SasiiEs, Suites. ?D'ealor in? ! /BUILDERS' riARDWAUE, Pain's, Oils &c? ?Solo Agent for? TiieiNational Mixkd Paint Co. Tiie Great American Eire Extinguisher Co. PAGE MACHINE BELTING CO. Send fok Prices. nn'm? n?/l w ?nvu cwivi II lU Ul f I'lUOj Nos. 20 & 22 II ay no and 33 and 35 Pincknoy Sta. Factory and Yards, Ashloy Itivor, West End Broad Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. 4-ly ?UAMINtM* Ham.** f^aai m to J "R , ? ? 1 uuiiuu;A?t; iiuiiiu buter^nsB aiiu uuiue reopic> WOOES, SASH AND BLINDS v v? " Geo. S. Hacker, CI1 AlULEOTON, S, C. The only Carolinian engaftp;e<l in llio man UIUUIIM'O OI Lioors, iSflBU, lMlIKlH, iMOUUllllg and Turned Work in Charleston, S. (?. l'rices as lov/ as any oilier house, and all work first-class. no 29^1 y Livorv and Sals Stalks. Parlies desiring to hiro conveyance to Piokcns Court IIouso, Tabic ltock and other points, can bo accommodated at my Stables, at all hours of tho clay and night. Pur v.in?ov?n uaii iinu UU PUJJJ'IIUU Willi UUUU OIUUK at roaaonablepiicos. t&jp Regular Mail Line to Pickcns CourtUouso daily. (Sundays cxceptcd.) 1UCIIEY & WVATT. Easloy Station, 8. 0., Aug, 3, 1876. ne 10-ly It/ I.' tfAT (1AMOT.1 11 I nil T r IX r? ,14, IV. A. V/IIIliU IKolcombo d: (JiiliS, A TTORNE YS A T LA W. WILLI'RACTIOK in Circuit, Probate, and Trail Justice Courts of this State. All business entrusted to litem will recoive prompt attention. Sfcpt 10 8 ly Karlc, Wells ?fc Taylor, Attorney a and Counsellors at Law Having C5?ta>?lia1ie?l an oflico at Pickens C. II., S. 0., will attend promptly to all business left with (!. W. Taylor who may ho always found at their office at Pickens 0. II., >S. C. One of the senior partners will always bo prcsont at tho Courts to assist with the business. W. K. KAULK, \ a. o. WKU-rf. r a. w. tayr.oif Qrccnvijlo, <S\ C. Pickens, S. C. ISAAC M. BRYAN, ATTOlttfEY AT LA1V. 6UNVIUE C. K., 3, C, Practices in Courts of I'ickons unty, and in United States Courts Tlio undersigned, having resumed (lie prao (iceoflnw, will attend tho Courts on tho 8th Judicial Cirouiti Business left with Wm. K Jlugood, (it Plokens C- II., will ho promptly ?,l?n,lo.l In I VI/ lr A II I< It!nv '"K?v7t if I?7 I. To CiOA Pcl'(,fiy ! Agents wanted. ?p?_) <P/v'J All dimes of working peo? plu, of either, hcx, young or old, make more lurtti^y At Work for us in their spnro ino* incuts, or nil tjie time, than at anything elso' 1'Arlioiilut'* frt!?. Ad Irons (1. il'I'INMOSJ ft PM l i'Ol'tMnri, Mnlho. CONFEDERATE Hills, Howls nwl Poslngo Rtamjif, Wnnloil.? for rarest:hills, $10 for rarest stamps. II will i>Ay !' ftond llipm immediately. AIpo odiov otui'milii"!, Amorioufi .Stamp Oo., IJnx 4015, Now York. Deo i! II I j . ? i .. i. . jjj.;. . ! . " Soutlt Curoliuu llailiroaul, Chart,kston, B. C., Deo. 18, 1875. On and after Sunday, December 19, the Passenger Trains on tho South Carolina Railroad will run as follows: FOR COLUMBIA. (Sundays oxeopted.) 7/cavo Charleston 0 15 am Arrivo at Columbia 6 00 p m FOR AUGUSTA. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston 9 15 a ni Arrivo at Augusta 6 15 p m FOR CHARLESTON. (Sundays excepted.) Loayo Columbia * 9 00 a ni Arrive at Charleston 4 45 p m f.oavo Augusta 0 00 a in Arrive at Charleston 4 45 p m COLUMBIA NI01IT EXPRESS. Leavo Charleston 9 15 p m Arrive at Columbia 7 20 a in Leave Columbia 7 00 p m Arrive at Cliarloslon 0 40 a m AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS. Leavo Charleston R nn ?. ... - V, ^.v. ... Avrivo at Augusta 7 45 a m Leavo Augusta 8 80 p m Arrive at Charleston 7 -10 a in SU.MMEUV1LLB TRAIN. (Sundays excepted.) Leave <Suminerville at 7 80 a m Arrive at Charleston 8 43 a m Leave Charleston 3 16 p m Al l ivo nl Kllimn^illn -? J" -- ? ... . . , v wuxiiuvi * iiiu 1 OU III CAMDEN TRAIN Connects at Kingvillc daily [except Sun*, days] with Up ami Down Day anil Passenger t'ralns. Day and Night Trains oonncot at Augusta with Georgia Railroad, J/acon and Augusta Railroad and Central Railroad. 7'liis route via Atlanta is (ho quickest nuil most direct route, ami as comforlablc ami cheap as any other route, to Montgomery, Sclma, Mobile, New Orleans, and all othor points Southwest, and to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Kt. Louis, and all other points West and Northwest. Day Train connects at Columbia with the Through Train on Charlotteo Iinnd fwliinli leaves at 9 p. m.) for (ill points iVorth. Night Train connects with Lo^al Train [which loaves Columbia at 8 a. m.] for points on Chariot to Road. Laurens Railroad Train ^onnocta at Newberry on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Up Columbia Night Train connccts closcly with tho Greenville and Columbia Uailroad. S. y. 30L0M0NS, Superintendent. u, u, j.-iumsur, ucuortu iieivCL Agoiu. *1 Greenville & Columbia II R. CIIA N G E 0 F SO II ED U LE, Pnsscngcr trains run daily, Sundays cxccplcd, connecting with night trains on Hotith Carolina llailroad up and down. On and aftI or Monday, December 13, the following will I Kn tl.n UP Louvo Columbia at 7.30 a m Leave Al.slon at 'J. 15 a in Leave Newberry at 10.85 a in Lcavo Cokcsbury at 'J.07 p m Leave Helton at 3.50 p tn Arrive at Urocnvillo at 5.25 p 111 uows. Leave Greenvillo at 8.00 am Leave Melton at 9.10 a m Leave Cokesbury 11.20am ucavc Newberry ut 2.40 a m Leave Alston at 4.20 p m Arrive at Columbia at 6.65 p in jg^-Connect at Alston with Trains on tlio Spartanburg and Union ltnilroad ; connect al Columbia with Night Trains on the South Cur olina Uailroad up and down ; also with Traint going North and South on tho Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta ?\nd tho Wilmington, Co. ABBEVILLE BRANCH. Trnir> leave Abbovillo ot 0.15 a ro., connect ing with L>own Train from Creenvillc. Leav Cokcsbury at 2.16 p in., connecting with U'l Train from Columbia. Accommodation Train, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Loay< uuiwauurjr hi 11.1 on in., ur uii niii uxriYllI C the Down Train from Greenville. Loaves At bevillc nt 1 o'clock p. in., connecting v/itb i f Train from Columbia. ANDEKSON UliANCII AND J'LUK III DUE DIVISION. Leave Wullinlln nt 6.00 a m Loavo I'erryville at 0.45 a m Leave I'cndlctou nt 7.86 a m Leave Anderson at 8.85 a in Airlvc at Helton at 9.'JO a m ur. Leave belt on nt 3.50 p n? Loavo Andereon nt 4.50 p m Lonvo l'ondlcton at 6.50 p m Loavo l'erryvillo 0.35 p m Arrive at Walhalla 7.15 p in Accommodation Trains hot ween Helton and Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Snlur* days, Leave Helton nt 0.60 ,i ni., or on nrrival of Down Train from Greenville. Leave Anderson at 2.00 p ni., connecting with Up THOMAS DODAMKAD, General Superintendent. J.vitK.z Norton, Jr., General Tickct Agent Scliedulo. Atlanta & Richmond Air Line Railway. l'assknokr train eastward?daily. Leave at Atlanta at 4 10pm Leavo Toccoa City at 9 00 p m Leave Westminster at 9 61 p m Leavo Seneca City at 10 21 p in Leave Central at 10 57 p m Leeve Easley at 11 39 p m Leavo (irccnvillc as 12 12 A m Leave Spartanburg at 144 a m Arrive at Charlotto at 5 30 a m l'ASgKNGKU TRAIN WESTWARD ? DAILY. Leave Charlotte at 8 00 p m ^eave Spartanburg at 11 51 p m Lcavo Greenville at 1 28 p in Leave Eosloy at 161am Leavo Centrnl at 2 28 a m Ltavo gencca City at 8 09 a ni Lcavo Wstminsler at 8 3ia m Lcavo Tucooa City at 3 34 a m Arrive at Atlanta at 9 30 ajm C'olonislM, Emigniiii.M and AruveiorN w emwnra. For map circulars, condensed time tables and general information in regard to trans* portation facilities to nil points in Tennessoo, Arkansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Colorado, Kansas, Texas,<Jowa, New Mexioo, Utah and California, apply to or nddrosf, Auikht 11. WnKNN, General Emigrant Agent, Office No. 9 11 T Kirn! i fill If nil ha Afinnfa fin No ono should go West without first getting in communication with the General Kmigrant Agent, and become informed as to superior advantages, cheap and quick transporlation of families, household goods, stock, and farming implemenlH goncrally. All information chcorl'iilly given. W. L, DANLF.Y, oo3 Cm 0. 1'. A T. A. ' ' 11 ? NT I.Mir 4 IMr M (Aratrr.-n... j.> vj ?v jt\u Y I'j lill&JttiYL'j'fci -t ..ii. ?lyi ? METROPOLITAN WORKS, Canal St., from Sixtu to Sbvbnth, ' RICHMOND, : : VIRGINIA. RNf3-TNF.S Portable and Stationary, Raw Mills, Glial Mills, Boilers, Castings of Brass and Iron, Forgings, &o. ARCI/ITECTURALE IRON WORK, In all its branches, done by experioncod hands IMPROVED PORTABL ENGINES tor ^ driving CoKon Gins, Threshing Machines, Separators, Grist Mills, &c. A number of second-hand Engines and Boilers of various patters, in first rate order, on hand. Hopair work solicited an 1 promptiy dono. WM. E. TANNER & no Oct 14, 7 r ly~ Notice ! , STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. PlCKKNS COUNT}'. KNOW all men by these presents, that in accordance with nil Act entitled "An Act to provide for granting of certain charters," approved Die thirtieth day of ^ iveurunry, one thousand eight bundled and seventy four, and our petition asking for a charter; that ^thew Hendricks and Jessie /Simmons, nnd t neir associates and successors, members of Ibis "Oolenoy Baptist Church," are hereby constituted and declared a body politic and corporate, under the name and style of tho Oolenoy Baptist Church of Pick-. ens County. Said corporation shall have ? power to purchase nnd hold real estate or personal property, not exceeding in vnlno the sura of dollars; and to sell and convey, or dispose ofthesamcin any manner wliatsonvwr- ?vml l>? ???""?* - , .?. ^ j ?. o ?/ui iimnc lO sue nnd be sued in any of tho Courts of the State, and to make such rules and by-laws, not repugnant (o the laws of the land, as ruay be deemed necessary; to make, use and keep a common seal and tho samo at will to alter. Given under my hand and official seal, in the Clerk's office at Pickens Court House, this the day of in the ^ year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, and in the oinc hundredth year of tho Declaration of tho ltulependanco % of America. S. D. KEITII, c.c.r.o, Dec 23, 187o 17 3 NOT1CK. T take this method of Informing my friendo that I will l>o found in my office on each SATURDAY, for the purpose of transacting any business that comes under my jurisdiction. * As my duties n.i School Commissioner wii? compel mc to bo absent in different parts ol the county, 1 make this special appointment for the benefit of all concerned. R. A. 110WEN, no25-ly Scool C'ommissiontr AIM uuii'ix JbitJSJi;. WK want pome one in every county to lake orders ami deliver good* for tko old and original G. (). D. House. Lf.rgo cash wages. Splendid chance in every neighbor- " hood (or ilie right person of either sex, young or old. Samples, free and post paid. Send for it til once and make money at your homes. muiress, u. J. 11 ALL & CO. ,0N. Howard Street, llftlsiinovo, J/d Oct 21, 1875 8 3m " Notice, We have,just replenished onr slock of merchandise for tho fall and winter (rude. Ladies' and gentlemen's hats and (Irene goods generally have received special utien* lion. Our Shoe Department 1 is very lull, amounting to nearly ono tho?? f sand dollars. <&ur General Stoclc Comprises nearly everything you arc likfcly to need aud will be sold very low. Iiaif Car Load. " Of best Liverpool Suit on lmnd tind#for Jeftlo two dollars per sack, which is CHEAPR Than before the war. All arc rogptolfully ln? vitcd to call and see them. Hosier & Hester, Central, S. G\. Oct. 28, 1871. Butler & McBeea ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND IN ECU) ITY. sBBBraviLut,' ? ? TTTTLTj PItAf!TTPF. TV TUP. nniiniru f\v VV THE STATE AND of THE UNITED STATES. Soj.t 28 10 tf Absolute divorces obtained . from Courts of different States for desertion, &c. No publicity required. No nluirrrn until /liuAr/?n nvtinhtil A .!<!?/?>... Jl. 1I0U8E, Attorney, * 40 Cm 101 lJroftdway, N. Y. noiiton & iiAwooiir A T T O UNI'i V S A T L A W PHSuIlElS ?. ? T\TILL five thoir attention to tho Praotic6 W ami to the Collection of Pension**, llounty I.n 11 > 1 and till other Claims. J. J. NORTON, J. U. HAOOOD, Walhalla, 8. C', Pickens, S, C. Julv 27th 1871. 1 ?f Dr. II. J. <4HliInu<l * n'AVINO returned and i>erinanonMy locnIcd at VicVcnsvillo, respectfully ofl'jrs his Professional services to the citizens of that vicinity nn.l 8uvromuling country. Charges reasonable. May I I