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Consignees at Anderson Depot,
FOR WEEK ENDING Juno ia

/. =, b & Co, w II y Gaillard, w T Hol-
land, Price & w, Brown v & Co, J E Be.
lot,e IL Co, NJ WiIzinski. A b Grant. Isser-
tell & N, Rfue RR r. i Maxwell, NJ Kor-
bin, w Sloan, Geo Collyer & Co, e a. e f
Alexander, n Lawrence, II Tyler. J B
Benson, ID Brown, ID Biemann, Il b Ben
son & Son, Towers tG Sloan, S S Cherry,
G Seaborn, w Tayler, Par,low IS Broyles
Parker & w, Harrison & E, j @ Cook, G
Wendelken, Sullivan & Sloan, Wa9ner's NJ,
IS Lorton, S Il Il w B, o r iSvrum, E
Earle, Leavell 81 White, j M Alexander. G
w Hammoud,J N Wbituer, w r Calhoun
j w Harrison; G N Reid. w III Goodrich.
Maxwell d S, l. Towers, f Korbcr, Monday
&'Caradine, w Pitchford.
.--@t 4. RICE. AGant
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MARBLE YARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed copartnership
y IN the HARBLE BUSINESS, and will al,
ways keep. full stock on hand, both of
Italian and American Marble,
And some of the best workmen employed
I Prices as low as can be had In the State with
freight only added. The Yard is on the corner of
the Benson Hotel lot, Anderson G. H., s. O.
S 3.t t.,I ats THOS. r. LEAVELL,
l.. THOS. M. WHITE.
June III 1877 40
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'T,G1l5 BzIE1O wv &c GOuJ.RlE ERg T.

severai times With bad rum, until lie be.
came siupehed. they saturated his WOOL and
clothing with campbene, which they SET on
ire. burning him severeiy---he died yes.er.
day IN the most exeruciatiDg agony. We
trust the authorities viii see 10 this matter
that the guiltyl lies may meet the pun.
ishment which such a dasiardly outrage
meri's.-J. c. Telegraph. .''
ANDREW j. CoNsrock was once the sole
owner of the tract of land upon which the
city of Adrian. Michigan, is now situated
For long time he was considered the
wealthieSt man of the city. and hisproperly
was estimated at upwards Of million of
dollars. We notice in the late number of
the Adrian Expostor All advertisement Of a
sherif's sale, two columns and n half IN
length, stating that I'll the real estate belong
ing 10 Andrew j, Comstock will be sold nj
public auction Some seven years since
the Wisconsin Free Democrat says, Mr.. c..
sued poor man for trespass, and recovered
sixpence damages, because he carted off
some haf-dccayed wood strewed along the
common belonging TO him. When he him
self has become poor, we trust he will re-
ceivc better treatment from his neighbors
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will sell to the highest bidder,
i at Pickeus c. II. on Saleday in July next, a
valuable TRACT or LAM, situate in Pickens
district containing Three Hundred and Fifty.six
acres, ard adjoining lands of Samuel Maverick,
deceased, .1oen Howard and others. Sold AS the
property of jacob Gwin.
I'ER-HS-SoId on credit Of twelve months
with interest the purchaser giving note with MP,
proved security. st' .'"
June Q, 1881 81. N .GWIN Anent
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SEHERIRM,S SAIMS.

UY virtue of sundry write of feri facias TO me
~ directed, will he sold before the Court House
IN Pickons District within the legalhours, on the
first Monday and Tuesday in July next,
One tract Of land, containing two hundred and
htty seven acres more or less, adjoining lands Of
j. j. Garvin Robert Johnson and others, also one
other tract of land, containing six hundred acres
more or less. adjoining lands Of j. A. Easily ir,,
Widow Merk and others, levied on as the proper.
ty of F. N. Gavin, at the suits of Phillips and
McCarroll, r. a. Steele, Admir-, VIM. Boggs aud
Others
POS acres ofland more or less. on waters of six
mile creek adjoining lands of John Howard j. g.
Howard and others. le wed on as the property of
Samuel Smith, Mt the suit Wm. Oliver, s4ryivor,
and others.
| One tract of land containing one humtlrcd and
thirty acres more or less. adjoining lands Of John
Abmeyer, Q. Weodeken and others levied on as
! the property OF VIM. Lady at The suit Of g. w
Phillips for another and Others.
so acres oflnnd more or less adjoining lands
of III. w. KuthmaD, Rees aud others, levied on ms
the property of John III. Frcrcbs, at the suit of
John O. Neville
Ono tract of lnnd, containing one hundred And
fifty acres more or less whetcon tho defendant
! now lives, adjoining lands of Eli Shepherd and
o'hers, levied I'M as the property of Il. B Rut-
ledge, at the suit Of E. b., EN-. &T.J. Keith,
| Executors. O., s..
AL the defendants interest in tract of land
whereon the willow Mckinney now lives, contain.
ing S0i acres more or less adjoining land of Jas.
Robertson, w. Whorton and others, levied on on
the property Of Wilson Mckinney at the suit of
James,A, Doyle aud others. ~ a,
| One gray horse levied on az the property of
Jesse a Hall at suit Of j. r Hunnicptt
| One twn-horse wagon levied on as the proper
| ty Of H. Masters. at the suit of Leonard Towers
| One shot gun barrel, one rife gun. one feather
bed. one quilt and two blaukets, wash pot two
chairs, one box, small kettle, one telling axe and
one oven and lid levied on as the property OF
Patrick Kelley, deceased, at the suit Of William
! & Keith Et So e:
Terms cash purchasers topay for papers.
1,ef Sis,~-l- ht. l. G. CRAIG, SID.
Jun o. 1877 - M td
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coon NEWSl

The. Comet has. not Struck ne Earth yet.
CORN in Egypt and can be bonght in lots uf
v from ten to fifty bushels mt one dollar per
bushel cash, on short ttmc-say 80 days with in.
terest-all things mace snfe. Apply to j. e. Ha
oouD, Esq, at Pckens @. H.. or TO
s. r. MGFALL, OSonee Station
Jnne u. 1857 42
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HOE,E.EB.

ETIlQS. poDGESS tolls before mo ona s,,av
! Steer soppossato De three wears OH, has rri
sides winte back and belly, with white Yacc
fork and under bit in the rght.Ilnppraise NJ s1I
'~h'r'i said steer may he fppadai Thos. DogNora,
Jocassce Valley--ihe owner TO prove propettr
pay expenses aud take h;m away ' 70
aWil0 1887 JotN KNOX, NEu.
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HWMgG MEAL

MARRIEp, on tho 3d inst. at Orange Springs,
Florida. by the Rev. j. NJ. QuartermaB!D. b
BoYD, Esq, of S. o., to Miss MARY p, daughter of
Robt Anderson. Esq. formerly of Greenwood. SC
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State OF. sSOslth Carolina,
/; , III. NrEoCITY--PIcKENs.

''"''S "nF' vs 0'uFH hin Is, por,i,i,on
Robert Couch and Others
lP appearing to nay satisfaction that the heirs at
law Of Ellrnder Baker to wit: John, Baker,
the heirs at law uf Mary Am Williams, ----2-
Punes,er and wife Elizabeth William Baker, L,l-
enJn Baker, Robert Baker, Richard Baker, Craw-
ford Baker and Leweilen Baker defendants to
this bill Of fcomplaht, reside without the limits of
this state: ON motion Of Harrison. compfainant's
solicitor it is ordered that the said absent defend
ants do plead. answer or denur to the said bill of
complaint, within three montlis from The pub.
licatioh hereef or the said bill will Is taken pro
'oonfeSSo Us tothpm. ed, S .T
l RoBT. A. THOMPSON, cE.p,D.
Coln'rs, office, NAV 2, 1881 3m
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State of. SoMall Carolina.

rIckENs Dis1RIcr--lN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
D''k'o" M; vs. Lo"pkn Foreign Atqsa,oent..
Thomas w. Chaste;p. w. j. Gants.
w HEREAS, the plaintiff did on the 4th dav
W OF March, 1857, fle his dec lafation against
the defendant, who as 1t is said) Is absent from,
and without the lNnts this State, and haye na,-
ther wife nor attorney known within the sam.
upon whom a copy. Of the si.id declaration might
se served 1t is ordered therefore. that the saii
defendant do appear. rad plead tn the said dech-
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
oeg'ver and awarded against hie,
March ii, 1897 j. 4. HAG0OD. c.cn
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Anderson Prices Current.
connEorkD wkEktY DyKNoLANp. pIEexLEr : q


ANDERSON c. H., June II, 1861
Cotton per ID. = HAS
Salt. per sack. ~ 200
Coffee, Rio, per ID. ..,. 80 80 1914
Sugars brown. per To-, ,ts.,~ 81. I2aI4
III. q crushed and loaf, per 10. iSa2o
aolasses, West India, per gallon, as
N. Orleans, S5 at,00
Yarn (Gs) per bunch, 100
O,snaburys, (heaSy) per yard, - 13a14
Shirtings, IS IOalIS
Iron, common size Swede, per 10. 6l-a
q English.
Nails, per keg, 6a6l-2
Oil Linseed, per gallon, ~ 1877 ALSO
Train, ' 3" 90 a 100
Glass, SXlO -.s 3aa25
:" 10Xl2 S25 3bO
Rice, per lb 6l2a9
Flour, pei barrel, faB
Wheat, per bushel; loo
Corn. per bushel -.- LOO.
Bacon, hog round, - 15al7
Tagging, Guuny, per yard, iSa2O
Oats, per buslel, so b5
Peas, LOO
Powder Rifle, per keg, el2aS
SY- There is always to be be found good
stock of Goods, at e, B. & Co.'S.
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ALWAYS

IN hand full Stock of DRY GOODS
~ at the lowest possible prices. Ladies
tine Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices.
The attention of Ladies is respectfully in
yited to these Goods.
r. - z. w. GREEN.
June 90, 1857 40 .
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JUST RECETVEn.

FRESH supply of Sugar, Coffee, Mo
IN lasses, Rice. Powder, Shot, Lead, Pep
per, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Madder Cop
peras, Candies, Nuts, &c.
For sale low for cash by
4. w. GREEN.
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STAG Of SOualn CnrofiIaa

f'CktNs niSTRiUf~iN y'iK coCnr oF coAAioS Pleas
Scott q VI P'"'hoF Foreign Amacamss,.
Arscn Bsngs B. Co. Norris d Harrison
WHEREAS, tile plnntifIs did on tho 18Th dav
of December, 1858, fle their defamation ~.
ga'nst tie defendants. WIN tns Il is .eiid(are alb
gent nom and without the limits of this State and
haye neither wife NOR attorney known within the
same, upor whom acopy Of The snhl declaration
might De served ii is ordered therefore, that tho
said defpudahtatlo appear and p;ea,l n, lha
deeinration on bafots the 18th day Of Deces,,
Der. 1857, otherwise final aud absolute iudnsneus
VIII then be given and awarded against them
Dec:is, 1883. J. u. HAGOOD ecen
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@ S = sg3sg g 49, 49,
Estate Notice.

L Ii persons indebted to the Estate OF William
N Muhphrec, deceased, will make payh)entanCi
those ha.iag demands against said estate win rem
der them 10 legally attested ON or before the
28tf day Of J0ue next, As on that daya final set
tlement Of said estate wllbe made in the Urli-
nary's 0fiee, at Pickens q. r.
MARY ALEXANDER, I Ex'triS.
54 y. N, MSiHi'iiRrsE. / IA 81.
March 81 Sss7 ~ j, SO 81 em
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
MFRS. Ea. KNEE

Ill AF lNH returned rom Charleston with a SUI
IL prrb and well selected stock of
Spring & Summer Goods,
Consisting partly Of elegant Muslin aud Bareee
Robes and Dresses, superb Mantillas and Mantc.
lets. with great variety of other articles, is Of
ferlng them for sale at the mnst rcasonn bic rates
She also has on hand B B0NNE9S, Of every do.
scrIPtion and style. and amongst them few of
the new. style Gipsey Bonnet elegant Embroide-
rles in Collars Sleeves aud Bands Calicoes and
Gioghams, beautiful patterns; fine Long cloth
and 'Iwiils, and many other FINE 0O0DS Of
new brands and styles. including a splendid vn.
rcty nf Flowers, Ribbons. Laces, etc. ALSO
Genilemens and Buys, Hats, with good assort.
meht of Goods in this line.
return my sincere thanks for past favors and
respectfully snlicit the continued patronage of
the public. Please, call Ladies, and examine for
yourselves beautiful Goods and bargains will
be sold on the very best terms.
Wnlhalla Arril i3 1851 40 8m
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NOTRCE.

NEITLE up and commence anew. All Notes
~ and Accounts due NJ. L., SHARPE must be-
paid up by the first of August. III.
Pendleton. June ! l. 1857 40
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HEAD OuARTERS.

FIRsr DIVISION, s. C. Nj.
AbbeyilleC. H., June IS, 1857.
Order No. &C. ..s e"s@ ,s.s l.E \ y
ELECTION will be held Mt the varions Re.
n glnhsntal Muster Grounds in the first Brigade
Of lnhnIry, ON Tuesday the lSth of A ugust next
for Brigadier General Of the fret Brigade of In.
fantry, first Division, s. o. NJ to I'll the Vacancy
accustomed by the resignation of Brigadicr Gen.
eral j. w. HARnIsoN a4
me CoIonels or officers in command ofthe sev.
eral Regiments, are charged with the extension Of
tins order, and to transmit to the Major General
the result Of said election at each poll in writing
By order of Maj. Gen. Am. SsfirH.
W. J.. CALHOUN, Div. 4ddJ. Gen,
June 90, 1857 40 I'd
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GUN G. BLASTING POWDER.
MY POWDER MILLS being now in active op.
Hl crntion, Gun AND BLASTING Pow.
DER can he furnished to dealers and others at
INV rites. All orders addressed to d. BIEMANx,
WHllialla, viii he attended to.
JOHN A. WAGNER
Sept. %, 1856 10 II
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSt
At 1piCkemA O.. HI.


'NHE subscribers are now receiving and
Il opening large and carefully selected
stock of new and elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. ;
Consisting, il part, OF Silks, Muslius, CAL
leo, Ginghams, Trimmings, etc.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces aud Thread;
Cassi'neres, Drap d'Ete, Lineus, Vesiiugs {;
Ready Wade Clothing.
Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes. Gai,ers ;
Aud the usual variety il lhe DRY GOODS
line,
Also, Hardware, Crockery and Cutlery.
SEGAltS and Tobacco of tho best Quality.
Groceries,
As cheap as can be bought anywhere in
the up-country.
Our Stock is very full one, and has
been carefully laid in by one of the firm.
We can, therefore, recommend highly eve.
ry article we have on hand, and will sell
on the most reasonable terms. We respect
fully solicit the continued patronage OF our
friends and the public.
As heretofore, we will exchange Goods
for the usual articles of Barter.
f. & L. Z. ALEXANDER.
May IL, 1857 AZ If
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] RIASONIC CELEBRATION.

REQ ELODGE, No, 10. a. F. NJ. will
IN celebrate Sr. JonNs Day, which falls on
Wednesday the oath June. instant. Col w. II.
CAMPBELL Of Grucnyile, will deliver an A ddress
on the occasion. MnsoDs in good standing and
the public are respectfully invited to be present.
THE COMMITTEE.
Pickcns G. H., June 10, 1857 AZ 2
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SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS,
At Bachelors Retreat.
F.RENCH, SWISS, BRiTI SR AND
American DRY Goods.
THE subscriber is now receiving one of the
i best selected and entire new Stock Of
..l H. DRY GOODS
He has had for the last seven years, Besides
which, he has variety of F4NCY GOODS ::
also, Roots, Shoes, Hats and Bonncts of all styIs
and fashions; Groceries, Hardware, Crock.
cry, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, DC, i'll fact most ar
t'clcs usraly kept in d country store. Give me
acall ahd you viii not leave witluht making a
purchase. and carrying of II bargainl
| will Barter for Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Bacon,
Raw Hides. BeeswaN Tallow. Dried Fruit &c.
allowing the very highest market prices.
LEONARD TOWERS.
April go. 1857 Al 9m
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SPRING Il SUMMER GOODS.
GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES,, &c.
tVllE undersigned has just returned from
Charleston with large and we'll selec-
ted Stock of new and elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of Culicoes, Gingbams,
Musins &c.;
Bonnels, Trimmings, Ribbons, ard 1.aces.
C'olh Cnssimeres, Drap d'Ele, Linens and
Vestings;
Gloves, Hats y Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Saddles, Brides and Martingales;
Together with many other articles In tho
Dry Goods line.
ALSO, Segars aud Tobacco of tho very
best quality. -
Ge0certes
a large md fresh laht3or, sale very low.
My friends and the fv8J6c are requested
to examine my stock for themselves, as I
charge nothing for showihgs Goods; and (
am also determined to sell as low as the
lowest. Try me.
will exchange Goods for Beeswax, Tai
low, Feathers, Hides, DC, &c, as we'll aa
sell on the most reasonable terms.
w j. n. LAWRENCE.
Pickens c. IT,, March IL, 81 35
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LET THE GIRLS LOVE ON.--Our atten,.
ton was directed, yesterday, to a phcg-'
matte looking old customer on Bank street,
who had come all the way up fom Sussex
after an ungrateful parof daughters, who
had taken she wings OF love (lhe arms or
their lovers) and f1ed. Tie had supposed
to NAB" bis erratic doves OH the Southern
train, en- route for Weldon But il seems
that the desperate country lads. calculating
n tough chase in that direction, had turned
their compass 10 the north, and bought
through tickets to Washington. thus awful.
ly fooling the old man out Of his petlicoaled
property, Jack Dean settled the point of
the legality of runaway matches sometime
since, and we are under the impression now
that cross old governors had better let the
girls love ON when they take the notion. To
attempt 10 restrain the soft element in its
flow were as fruiiless as ihe task of plug
ging Vesuvius. Love Is as natural TO wo.
man as fragrance to rose. Lock her up
and she'll laugh at you Disinherit, and
she'll laugh the louder still. Send her TO
convent and she will steal ort of the win.
dow. Turn her from your door foveyer
and she willtreat you with disduin. But
relenl--and nine times out of ten, matters
will move along swmmingly
Petersburg Elpress.
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AMRRnTYpESI

- NtN - ~ Y = , = n n
RESPECTFULLY Y announce to the latlies and
gentlemen of this place and the surrounding
country, that have opened my Gallery at
Pickcns Court House,
And vii! be happy to see all who desire to pos
seSs one or more of these beautiful specimens of
du hhSEUrTrE, by @tch the human features
may he truthfully pCrpetuated for a great length
OF times Those wanting pictures win please call
at my Room, and will wait upon them ut any
time, Charges reasonable.
May II as G. N REID
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a GRmAr SroRM.---We are informed that
on "Wednesday nighta severe storm was
raging at Charlotte. North Carolina. The
Court House was blown down. a portion Of
the Railroad Depot. and the store of Gen.
YonDly. These particulars are all we Learn
z 4. ICdyoki,.ion. l2fhJ
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Almost \ CsnTENARrAN,-Among the
arrivals at Savannah last week was the
British bark William and DIM. from Bar.
ceIonia. This craft is o8 years old. and
carried Gen. Wolfe and staff across the At
lanlie TO the ever memorable siege Of Que
bee.
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GOODS
That we have ever brought to tlns place. which
we are, willing to sell at short profits. Our
G"OdS have been carefully selected in New
1o'S, Philadelphia and Charleston. We ca,
be always found at post willing and ready to
show onr Gnods free Of charge.
Wewil take in exchange for Goods, Com, Rye>
Wheat Oats, Bacon, Lard Taliow. Beeswsx'
Honey; Hoinespun, Rags, Chickens, Ducks Tur.
keys Eggs, Butter, nc, at the market price.
April %, 1854 4i.y If
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o. II. 'ISSERTEL, A. Y. NORMAN
ISSERTEL g. NORMAN,
WaIhaliR, s, C..
WHEsubscribess beg leave to informfheir
IL friends and the public generally. that
they are now receiving large and elegant
assortment of seasonable * - ai.
Dry Goods,
Consisting Of The usual variety, which are
of tile latest styles and most beautiful pat.
terms. Together with a'fresh supply Of
GROCERIES,,
Purchased on the best FERNS in the New
York, Baltimore and Charleston markets,
and will be sold on the beat terms for cash
Only. Try them.
sBcwelFy, sc.
=. They also have on hand very valuable
Stock of .jeweiry, including sp'sndid Gold
and Silver Watches, and Fancy Articles.
Drugs, Medicines, SIC.
p TbeirStock in this departments heavy,
and the assortment general, aud, as great
care, wae had in purchasing, the purchaser
may res. 'assnrsd Of getting "a pure article
i ybeir Stock embraces qniie variety.of
Other articles, which can only be apprecia..
fed by being seen. Cali carly and buy
bargains IssERTEL & NopMAK.
Waihnlla, May 0o, 1857 ~ if
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FINAL MQpEfCE.

I'HE legal heirs and Representatives OF Russo
1 Cannon, deceased, are hereby notified that a
final settlement of the Estate of the soia Aecas
Ell will be had d;before the Ordinary. AZ Picks,,s
Crntt Hpuse. the 27tb day of July ueNt. Those
Indebted to said estate will make pnyment on6
th''sc naving demands will present them or, or be.
fore that time. RANSOM DUKE}
H. DUKE hd"rS-
April %, 1857 az en
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Great Distress,

II would be well for those who live in q
land OF plenty, to ponder over the rnisfor-
tunes and distress of. some oftbeir. fellow
conDtrymen, less fortunate than themselves.
tented upon The plains ofthe far West.des-
titute of the most common necessaries of
life, and humLiy as well as deyoutiy. thank
God that they aie permitted to sit under
Their own Vine and fig tree" enjoying their
fruit, without fear or molestation.
The annexed paragraph is we'll calcula-
ted, after perusing it, to arouse the sympa-
thy OF e.most callous and thoughtless. 1t
aseps TO as lisa: ;ho vofiest Shyloch ouch.
10 feel sympathy for those unfortunate
individuals who have been and no doubt
are now,suifefing tue pangs of hunger.
4 Cdroliaa Times.
MORE OF THE FAMINE IN MIou1eAN.---
Distressing seepes.-The Michigan famine
is sadly picturedsby writer from Detroit,
who says that in Gratiot countyl!e saw a
woman who sustained her sick husband
and two children on maple sugar and leeks
several days before she could get other re-
lief; she then had TO carry the provisions
several miles on her back This woman
had taken care of her eick husband since
last August, and her family OF two children.
beside which abe made 100 pounds of ma,
pie sugar, cleared the ground and hoed in
two acres of spring wheat, and planted
some corn and potatoes. she was habited
in tattered garments.
Another family of father aud three
daughters, aged fifteen, twelve and ten, said
they lived on milk, maple sugar and leeks
tor u week after they could borrow nothing
more, before supplies reached them. Two
other falnlies, consisting Of four grown per
sons and seven children, and who consider
ed themselves wei! of, 'hs,! 10. breads,utfa
except two bushels Of spring wheat, and a
like quantity of oats, which they had got
for seed, This they mixed together and
ground in coffee mill. Milk, aud few
fish they had caught, constituted their sup
plies. 20
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rs bereby given that application will he. made
to the Legislature. at its next session. to change
the public road, leaving the main ROAD near Mrs.
Julia Browns house, running by Samuel Browns
saw mill, intersechng said public road at near
Judgo @. Fergnson's house.
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LOTS FOR gALE.

',1 s.. LOTS FOR SALE. Z 4
DERS0NS desirous Of purchssius LOTS
L in The town of,Wslhalla, can have them
on the sis0al conditions. Anpi9 TO
Il" }. II, oSTEND6RFf, Ag't.
Nov. 0, 1854 20 If