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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-07

HGeaEoy c1o Mun9on A RE now filled to overaowing of everything in their line ef trade. Ladies Caters from .15 to Sl.75,
 , do. Morocco Boots do. SIPS to $2.O0,
 do. do. Shnes do. .50 to $l:15, sa do. Slips. Sandals, &c.,, by the bushel.
 Cents Fine Calf Boots from S2. 50 to S7 0O, ss do Thick dv do. s2.50 to s450,
 do Caters $l.50 to S3.5O,
 do. Slips and Drogans in any quantity. Boys, Misses, Youths and Children $ Boots and Shoes by the tens of bushels cheap you can ask N. B.. We have to sell to somebody from 10 to S12,OO0 worth this year, so in order to do this we ehall have to put figures little less than ever before in this county. The uIlic most respect fully invited t0 give us a call bsfure they buy. Ready pay anl quick sales is the tune keep step to. Those wishing work made or repaired can have 1t done at short notice.
 We take this opportunity to inform those in ar rears that they must cu,ne and pay up. or we shall send after tbenl, and that pretty quick, say in about thirty days. Yours truly.
 MEAFOY x MUNSON, .. s,r, second door West of the Court House. Ntchfeld, April 20 lS59 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-07
Elm Park English and Classica
 Institute for Boys.

WILLIAM PATTON, Boo E eEICr, StNtSO NeT
 AND GENERAL AGENT FOR THE VARIOUS
 Newspapers, Magazines,
 &c.,, &c.,,
 H Mo- 8, HOTCHKISS BLOCK,
 WATERBURY, CONN. RAIDERS rer mail promptly attended to, whether O for single copy of Newspaper, Magazne or New Book, or for a more extensive and miscellaneous order. N School Book Department. This department comprising full assortment of Scnoo uuks and School Stationery, affords advantages great variety of my slock and reasonabeness of my charges. trust will give full satsfacton. FLiberal discount to Teachers and School Commit- tees. ssg.a - WILLIAM PAIION, 4O-6nl Mo- 8 Hotchkiss Block, Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-07

r s HUMPHREY & Co. Importers and yIs Dealers in Carpetinsgs, Oil Cloths, and Cur tain Materials. of all descriptions, ~
 524 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, et snss c4fp(Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.) [49Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-07
characters new to literature And the scene is laid just far enough away in point of time to ariun nronar fona and nnrcnnctiun

1 characters new to literature. And the scene
 is laid just far enough away in point of time to 1 give proper tone and perspective.
 We think we find in the story the promise of an interest as unhackneyed as it will be in- tense There is room for the play of all the passions and interests that make up the great tragic-comedy of life, while all the scenery and accessories will be those which familiarity has made de.r to us We are little afraid of l Colonel Burr, to be sure, it is so hard to make historical parsonage fulfil the conditions de- handed by the novel of everyday life. He is almost sure to fall below eur traditional con ception of him, or to rise above the natural and easy level of character necessary to Keeping, into the vague or melo-dramatic. Moreover, we do not want novel of society from Mrs, Stowe she is quite too good to be wasted in that way. and her tread is much more firm on the turf of the door-yard or the pasture, and the sapded floor of the farmhouse, than on the velvet of the salon. We have no notion how she will develop her plot, but VIC think we fore see chance for her best power in the struggle which seems foreshadowed between Mary conscientious admiration of the Doctor aud her halfconscious passion for James. before she discovers that one of these conflicting feelings means simply moral liking and approval, and the other that she is a woman and that she loves. And is not the value of dogmatic the oIogy as rule of life to be thoroughly tested for the Doctor by his saveholding parishioners!
 ills he not to learn the bitter difference between intellectual acceptance of a creed and that true partaking of the sacrament of love and faith and sorrow that makes Christ the very life blood of our being and doing? And has not James Marvyn also his lesson to be taught 1? We foresee him drawn gradually back by Mary from his reco against Puritan formal ism. to a perception of how every creed is pli- ant and plastic to beautiful nature, of how much charm there may be in an hereditary faith, even if it have become almost conven- tional.
 In the materials of character already pres ent in the story, there is scope for Mrs. Stoves humor. pathos, clear moral sense and quick eye for the scenery of life. We do not believe that there is any one who, by birth, breeding and natural capacity, has had the opportunity to know New England as we'll as she, or who has the peculiar genius so to profit by the knowledge. Already there have been scenes in the Ministers Wooug," that. in their lowness of tone and quiet truth, contrast as charmingly with the timid vagueness of the modern school of novef-writers, as the ;" Vicar of Wakefield" itself, and we are greatly mis- taken if it do not prove to be the most charac- terstic of Mrs Stowe's works, and that on which her fame will chiefly rest with posterity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-07

IT ADIES FINE CLOTH CATERS for s1 co i; Al Ladies' and Misses KID SLIPPERS, very cheap, at C.. B. BISHOP & CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-07

1 NA~ Book & Stationery Store, Seyaasoss.'s Bsssldss.g, sse1t Episcopal Church. Miscellaneous Books. ! of STANDARD WORKS as well as NEW PUBLI- | CATIONS, and EVERY WORK called for which may not have on my shelves will be procured upon short notice and upon the lowest terms invite particular attention to this branch of my stock. Stationery. A complete assortment of desirable goods in this line.
 Letter Paper, Com. size, do. Commercial Note s... Ladies' Note Paper, all sizes, Bill Paper, Gillotte's Pens, Cap do., Republican do, Sermon do., Ladies' do., Legal do., Fabers Pencils, Mourning do. do. do. ivory heads Sealing Wax, all colors, Sand Boxes, Ink Stands, great variety. In fact, everything required to make up good assortment shall keep constantly on hand
 Blank Books. Merchants and others in want of Blank Books will find at my store full assortment. both full and half bound. In the stock may be found Lcdgers. full bound, all sizes,
 Journals, do. do.,
 Day Books, do. do.,
 Ledgers and Journals, com binding, from
 qures to 10 quircs,
 Cash Books,
 Pocket Memorandums. l.ss Si> in eo inn
 School Books. shall at all times be we'll supplied with every thing wanted in this line, and will furnish SCHOOL TEACHERS in THIS and surrounding TowAs upon the MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
 Fancy Goods. A LARGE and beautiful stock in this line, among which may be found the following:
 Ladies Reticules,
 Ladies' Portfolios Backgammon Boards, Chess Men and Boards,
 Osborn's Water Colored Paints for children, Segar Cases, Pen and Pocket Knives.
 MUSIC. a large assortment, Quadrilles, Marches. Polkas, Quicksteps, Songs,
 &c.,, &c. Under the above heads have very many articles not enumerated here but which shall be happy to exhibit to any one who may favor me with a call.
 JOHN H. SMITH. HurTa! Hurra!! HUrra!!!
 THE
 sABEEs HIVE'' REPLENISHED WITH AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW SPRING GOODS, ACCOMPLISHING everything in the line of Dry Goods and Wet Goods. WHITE AND BLACK, MOURNING, CoLoRED,
 PRINTED AND FIGURED GOODS,
 of every description and quality.
 FRENCH AND ENGLISH BAREGEs D'BAIGEs, D'LAINEs, CHALLIEs, SATIN D'cHAINE, BaILLIANTs, LAWNS AND PRINTS. SILK, BAREGE, CHALLIE AND MUSLIN ROBES.
 BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, LACEs, EDGINGs AND EMBRoIDERIEs
 Also, PRINCES AND TRIMMINGS of every new style, description and color.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22
Ladies, Misses and Children.
Gents. Bows and Youths.

Boys and Youths nne Cali pegged and sewed Boots,
Congress Caters, oxford res, strapped Shoes, &c.
Hats for Spring and Summer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22
FOR r ST MILLS,

Located 10 miles from Nashville, Immediately on the
Mclinnyille and Manchester Railroad.
yNTHERE Weare saving all kinds OF Lnmber suit
w ed for the city market. Oak OF all KINDS, Ash,
Hickory, sweet uin and Poplar Heavy lumber,
such as Joists and Slls, Ia any quantity
Orders for Hubbs, Tan BARI, Wagon Spokes and
Lumber OF all kinds promptly hlied.
The cash will be expected IA ev~ry case, without
A previous arrangement To the contrary where tum-
ber is ordered. We furnish itat
Mill Prices Loaded on the Cars,
Whore the reip ht Is paid Nash vile prices charged.
All urrers must be din eoted 10 the undersigned at
Forest Mills Coffee county Tenn.
reb2ls NJ NJ HENKIE, Jr Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22
A Magnificent Chance.

T WILL sell my Farm IN frankla county, Tenn, on
Il Rock Creek, SIX miles Southwest ot Iallshoma,
Consisting OF 300 more Acres oi l.iha- II can DC
divi1ed into TWO places IL mas Il good Inprove-
ments-the best of spring water; good sttst and
Saw Mill aud Is within four miles of three oeie orstsa
watering places ~
For further information apply 10 b. X. WHITE, on
iang6-su B. r. WHITE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22

n HoxEsf fresa sally Leaons. iass rseszFsf ey
Il " fns sfeaasef Bal aeFsf ace sedsa ar@sFsiar
"a sale sos - Ao.s AzFket stf<et~ S
Anayss cA&IEz, wllSfoRD % n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22
"HIIoi " IIIIot NV'--' TUT "s7"' 'TIVHs-
Attention, Macilinists, sc.

4OOOgeet OF Leather and Cum Betting irom TO IL
inches wife, also lace Leather, Copper Barrs and
Rivets hand an foe sale, low for cash at Nos 80
and SO corner OF College and broadway.
r. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
T., r. GlascOck & Co.

Il. h. UldSCOCk o. w.
81 Houses and Lots South of Broad ST., on High ST.
= do do on College Hill;
/ store house do dwelling attached
90 acres on GELATIN pike . miles out;
lots on Market street College Hilli
so acres on the Lebanon pike;
4 lots in Hardin's addition;
Is acres on Indi'n creek; County
1 story business House ON Broad streeti
IL lot ou Carroll street;
1856 acres Oh Browns creek
lot on Market street.
l b use and lot on North Cherry street,
ia do Summer street;
200 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots on NlurfreesbOrO pike, "a miles out;
Az acres corner of Jefferson street, well improv
100 feet ON Hardi's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition;
/ fne residence on North College street, No. ll2;
1 house and lot Summer street. soutn OF Ash;
1 = do 60 McGavOck street, West NashVillei !
47o acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles out
/ brick Store house, Whites creek pike, Edgeheld;
2 lois corner of College and DemumbraDe Streets
i do No. 80, between Broad anu Demumbrlne.
Y OF lot No. los, West Nashville;
2 houses and lots ON Demumbrane street, West
e7n teet on summer between Church and Union;
g. aores cn Brick Church pike, Ia mileso out;
,,r.e'story brick business house on College ST. /;
i beautiful residence the corDer OF Summerand
Mulberry streets.
house aud lot North College St, No. lO2;
1 SO acres ON Mil Creek. ! miles out;
46 do Whites Creek. miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining tue ABOVE;
so do adjoining Maple Wood, ON the Vest
100 feet on college street, extended;
100 or 200 acres North of the CITY "a miles out;
156 do do 30 10 hiiioS ou''
~ lots . miles from city of Memphis;
Various hts IN West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power ON Duck River
known as the old Stone Fort;
Several lots Ia Ewings addition;
lOL acres ON GaIlatu pike, miles out;
do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate;
house and lot, North Market street;
l5O acres in Robertson county, well improved, u
mile west OF the Hopkins vile road;
100 feet on Humphreys ST., south Nashville No.
b0and oil;
33L feet on summer, bottom Church and Broad
SIS feet ON Broad ST., adjoining shelby Medical Col
lcge,
a lots ON new FRANKLIN Pike, at the mouth OF Rail
road Tunnel,
Several lots in Bang and Roberts addition, Edge
Hcd;
4 house aud lot corner OF Hobson and Father
land Edgeaeld
l house aud lot ON Mclemore, between Church
aud Broad.
may4-tr +. II. GLASCUCK Il co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22

y. II. Merchants, in want Of any Oi the above ar
clcs will tnd To their advant e. give call
can ammodate them BY tue or dozen at as low
prices as any other house in the City.
marS-tf b. R. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-22

Ihave just received direotfrom the manufactures,
all the dierept coiors styles OF Cents, Boys and
Children Fur, Cashmere Merno, Wool and straw
Hats, including
Cents dne soft Bell Paris Hats;
{" {" " French 1"
Cable -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IICkENS-IN EQUITY.
.X l>arte


Henson Alexander. Bill for sale of Land.
PURSUANT to an order of the Court of
Il Equity, obtained at June sitting. 1850,
there will be sold to the highest biddo', at
Pickcns Court House, on Salcday in Scptcm-
her, the lands described in tho plcadings in
this case. to witt
That VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
situate, lying and being in the district and
State aforesaid, ON Little Crow Creek, waters
of Kcowcc river, containing Four Hundred
and Sixty Acres more or less and adjoining
lands of Watson Stewart, Henry Grogan and
others.
= The tract of land is improved. There are
comfortable buildings on the premises to-
gether with about fifty acres of creek bottom.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of one
and two years, with interest from date pay
able annually, except the costs, which are to
be paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond
to the Commissioner. with ut least two good
sureties, to secure the payment of the pur-
chase money: and pny extra for titles.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, C.E.r.D.
TnS1,'rsD ,,fN'u, 1uiy a. H.I:i
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SHaEEsHFF,S SALES.

DI virtue of sundry wrts of ieri facias to me
ID directed, will be sold before the Court House
in Pickcns District, within the legal hours on
the first Monday and Tuesday in August next:
One tract of land, containing hundred
acres more or less on waters of ConVrOss nd
joining lands of Wm Lady and others, levied
on rs the property of c. Borsh, at the suit of
lsscrtell & Norman for another.
One tract of land, containing thirteen hun
dred acres more or less adjoining lands OF l..
Morchcad and others, levied on as the proper-
ty of Il. NJ Keith Mt the suit of Henry Stuck
and others.
One house and lot in the town of WalhaIla.
containing one half acres, adjoining Jno An
sci and others; also, on Tuesday after salcday,
on the same lot, o. stock OF lcWelry iron safe
20 clocks and great variety of other articles
levied OH as tito property of a. Fischesser at
the suit of II. G.. Rochau.
One tract of land, containing three hundred
acres more or less whereon there Isl good mer-
chant mill, adjoining lands of DR.. T l.. Lewis
and others, levied on as the property of NJ. II.
IIunnicutt, at the suit Of Jos. Cox and others
Two hundred acres Of land more or less, atl-
joining lands Of Mrs. y. Merck and others, lev
led the property of Z. N. Garvin, at tho
suit Of W. n. Jones, Ex'or and others.
One buggy end harness levied on rs the PRO
perty OF James Eaton, nt the suit Of W. T. Iol-
land, for the use of apother.
On Tuesday after Sale-day, Mt Fair PLAY,
Ohe yohc OF oxen, one OK wagon, ono lot of
iron strips, one lot of butts, one lot of HINGES
one lot wagon boxes, bed screws, one lot rnedi-
cincs, one lot lasts levied on az the properly of
y. J. Reese &Co., at tho suit of G.. w. vii
liams a. Co.
One buggy and harness levied on as the prop
erty of James p. Woolbright, at the suit of James
III. Leroy.
Terms cash; purchasersto pay for papers.
IL. C.. CRAIG, SID.
July 7, 1869 80 til
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OBJ 1f fWARW

DIED, ut his residence, in Pickcns District,
near Pickensville. on the 10Th instant, of Bill
lious Typhoid fever, Mr.. ELIAS MuLLiNNiX. in
thc5lth year OF his age. His illness was very
painful and protractcd, being five weeks and
some days confined to his bed. The deconsed
leaves large circle of,rclations and friends to
mourn his loss. lie was man of high moral
worth, of industrious habits, andvery ee6iiomi-
zing, by which means he accumulated miioli of
this worlds goods. Though close N his deal
ings, hc wns strictly honest charitable and OBJ
liging to those by whom he surrounded
lIe' made no profession of Religion, yet we
mourn not for him ns though VIC had no hope {;
for while he retained his proper mind during his
illness, hc Appeared to be much concerned about
the salvation "f his snhI ny,d ,rs.S. la-Y,l
hath said inrhs word "Lct the wicked forsakc
his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts.
and let him return unto the Lord, and hc will
have mercy upon him; and to our God for he
will abundantly pardon" Yes, he partloncd
the thief upon the cross, and we hope that Ic
heard and answered the prayers of our deceased
friend, and pardon all his sins, and that while
worms arc proving upon his lifcless body, his
immortal spirits with the Angelic Choir prais.
ing the Lord for relccming grace and dying
love in the Paradise of God 4 FnIENp.
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XXTIL be sold at public auction, to the
w highest bidder. at Pickcns G. H., on
Saleday in September next, that Tract of
Land, known as Pickcnsvillc, whcreon the
HOTEL AND STORE HOUSE,
Now stands, containing acres more or
less, lying on the west side of the Road lead
ing to Pcndlcton, adjoining lands of Dr.
Gilliland, b. Hagood, Stephen Watson and
others.
Also, Tract No. ., lying in the fork of the
Pcndleton and Anderson roads, containing
Acres moro or less. adjoining Tract No. l..
Also. Tract No. 3, lying on the East side
of the Pendleton and Anderson roads, where
on tho nsa d6t"YhHa Hing gMajth S! now Stands
containing Acres more or less, adjoining
Tracts Nos. l and =, McWhortcr and others.
Also, Tract 4, lying OH the East side of
No. 3, and on the Grecnville road, and ad-
Joining lands of Cottrcll, McWhorter, Maui
din and others, and Tract No 3, containing
Acres more or less.
Also, Tract No. S, known as tho Robinson
Tract, lying on the North side of the Green
vile road, containing Al Acres more or less,
and adjoining lands of Rufus Oats and 9th
ers. There is on the premises good Dwell
ing and al, other necessary buildings
Also one other Tract, lying Immediately
on the Greenville road, p milos from Pick
ensville. containing 23l Acres moro or less,
adjoining lands of Gen. Cruikshank, Col.
Joshua Jameson Spencer Stcgal and 9TH
ers, in a high state of cultivation, with all the
necessary buildings, with new Cotton Gin
and Screw. with a firstrate young orchard of
Apples, Peaches and Pears
Levied on MS the propertyof j. II. Beck,
nell, at the suit of j. E. IIagood, NJ. NJ. Nor
ton and j. j. Norton, Assignces.
TERMS OF SALE.-One haH will be re-
quired in cash the other half on n credit of
Six Months, with Notes and approved secu-
rity to the Assignees.
Plats of the land will DO exhibited on the
day of sale.
l.. c. CRAIG, s.p.p.
July %, 1859 I'd
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Pendleton Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny John n. SLOAN 4 co.

PESDLEToS, July Z, 1859.
Cotton, per lb 9aloiCoifce, Rio, pcrlb 12al4
Corn, " bush rs 90 {" Java &c 20 -
Corn meal $50 n 100 (" Lag'a (" 1G "a II
Bacon. hog 10 a 13 Bale Rope " l3 II
Bagging, Guu'y 20 20 Becswax, 1S 20
Butter, per lb l5a 16IEggs, per doz 10 5
Flour, per bl 500 S6iIron. Swclc, GS a 7
Indigo, 137 loo go tot 7a71
Lead, :" 10a IL English a Ct
Maddcr, " Goa % Molasses, 80 GO G5
Nails, per kcg, Ga 5000 WI 45 80
Oats, per bush, 40 a 45Powdcr, perkeg $3.50 aS
Peas, 90 90 10 q 90I Z" lib 81 40
Rice, lb 81 n 6IlPepper, lb 16 n 18
Steel, Blister, l3 Salt, per sack, 225 ESQ
90 German, IL II l4ISugar, brown, % II
{" Cast, pa % Shot, per sack, 250
Scgars doz % go Tobacco, per ID % 100
Tea, 40 6OWhcat, per bl u 500
Whisky, "gal 50a 1901 Yarn, Fact'ry, l20a l2j
Osnaburgs, per yard, 12l a II
choice lot Of the above articles always on
hand at JoHS T. SLoAN & Co.'S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
G9W nae MEAL.

MARRIED, on the l4th ult,, at Woodlands,
near Pcndeton, by the Rev. j. Maxwell Prin-
ple, Mr.. \. G. CAMrBEH. to Miss. LizzIr p,
daughter of the late Rev. Jasper Adams, D. D.,
all of the above place. ,
MARRIED, on the o8eaipg OF" the 18th inst,
at Walholla, by Jno. &fhiy ,Esq,, JAMES HULL
to Mrs. SARAW SATTERrihib, ,qH of Pickcns.
At Walhslla, by Rev. j. .R.SIIunnicutt,. on
the 2lst, wv. MEp to SARAH E.llULI., both OF
Pickeus. - -
BY D. r. Robins Esq, oa the. oath instant,
of pickcns
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RpOUAERTEEsS

Asr BErEsssGe asa DIVISION $. C. WI.
GREENvILLE, S. c., July Sth
by order of the COMMANDMENT. Chief. the
ID Regiments comprising the lst Brigade LIST
Division $. G.. NJ, will PARADE for REVIEW
and DRILL, at the following times and places
The 18th Regiment, at liaynie's, on Saturday,
18th August.
The 42d Regiment, at Minton's, on Tuesday,
10th August.
The I'd Regiment, ut Halls, on Thursday,
18th August.
The 9th Regiment, at Hunters, on Wcdncs-
day, 9th August.
The 3d Regiment at Toneys, on Tuesday,
3Oth August.
The lst Regiment, at Brutons, on Thursday,
lst September.
The Officers and None commissioned Officers
will assemble the day before the Reviews of
their respective Regiments, for Drill and In
stncion.
Volunteer Companies will be inspected, and
the books of Beat Companies examined
Brigade Staff will report ut Anderson C. II.
on Friday, 18th August
Colonels of Regiments will make their returns
at the Review
= BY order, w. X. EASLEY, Brig. Gen.
III. LEE TuRusroN, Brig Mai.
Jnly H. 1850 50
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
LAND FOR SALE.
"A Great Bargain to be EHasE.

WE now offer for sale ono of the most
w beautiful, picturesque, pleasant and
healthy Summer residences that can be found
in tho State. 1t lies on Oolenoy Creek. in
pickons miles from Col, Hagood's, 6 miles
from Mrs, Bnrtons, 3! miles from Mai. Alex
ander's plantation, and contains 927 Acres,
90 Acres of rich bottom, never ovGrfown. in
a high state Of cultivation, and mdch good
upland, with the best Cattle and Hog range
IN the State. 70 be sold because we bought
IT Jointly but cannot divide it satisfactorily.
Any, person wishing to buy such plantation
would do well to call and see the place, the
splendid crop now standing on it, get some
OF the pprest water in the world, and view
OF the most splendid mountain scenery in
the State. Our Post Office is Sunny Dale
an the place.
s JAMES C. COOK,
SCI. JOHN d. PARSONS.
July 25, 1859 8eow
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FOR TAX. COLLECTOR.

RaIy'' The friends of MIR. a. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector of pickcns district, at
tho ensuing election.
Bf3y" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE F. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him n candidate for
the office of Tax Collector, at the next election.
DsA- The friends of Rev. j. r. IlUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
BSp" The friends of Rev. ii. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him as candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
B@ly" The friends of j. w. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Collector. for Pickens dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
R2Ig" The friends of III. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
COLLECTION. at The neNt clcction.
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U E1LE BzLEW wv lElE co wR0ER .

a lover received the following note, ac-
companicd by boquet of flowers:
"Dcer--I send you by the boy buck
cit of Aours. They is like my luv fur IL.
The night shaid menes kcpe dark. The
dog fenil menes am ure slave.
"Rosis red and posts pail
NV luv fur u shall ncvir falc."